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Problem solving Common Core W.4.1 resources
Inquiry-Based Endangered Animal Research Project
Inquiry-based learning is a student-centered and teacher-guided instruction approach. It empowers students to become critical thinkers. It increases students’ ability to develop a deep understanding of content while increasing students’ intellectual engagement.
Students start by brainstorming endangered animals and why they would like to research those animals. Then, students pose questions about their endangered animals. Students go through the research process by finding sources and info
Grades:
4th - 8th
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Sticky Social Situations * SEL Writing Prompts * Real World Problem Solving
Sticky Social Situations SEL Writing Prompts are a collection of 26 printable, no-prep, worksheet prompts for students to reflect on real world problem solving. This collection of activities ties into the 5 social emotional learning competencies which are self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, responsible decision making, and self-awareness. When writing these scenarios, I tried to tie in common social challenges that I frequently see my students navigating. Prompts range from s
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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One and Only Ivan Project Based Learning Activity: Katherine Applegate
One and Only Ivan Project Based Learning ActivityAre your students BORED with reading a novel and answering questions?Do you want your students to make DEEPER connections with the novel you are teaching?This PROJECT BASED LEARNING ACTIVITY is the perfect companion to studying the One and Only Ivan by Katherine Applegate. Product ContentsThis product contains color, cut and paste learning materials, as well as research links, designed to help students solve an issue in the novel. · TEACHER GUIDES
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Subscription Conundrum: Project Based Learning
I did this with fourth graders and tied it into their standards, but it could easily be scaled down to third and go as high as sixth.
This is a project I created to that asks students to pick one of four fictitious families. Each family has their own likes and dislikes that the students will have to uncover through research. Then they will need to figure out how they should spend their entertainment budget. Then they will present their findings through a Google Slideshow/Powerpoint.
A rubric
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Sports Reading Passage
Combining a social emotional learning topic with reading and writing skills gives us the best of both worlds in the classroom. It's always a plus to accomplish two things at once. This Sports Reading Passage can also be used for some engaging test prep.This reading passage focuses on two friends who find themselves on opposing soccer teams. Readers will see one character get extremely upset when his friend scores a goal against him. Students will write their own ending to the story to create an
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Book Order Proposal
Book Order Proposal Description
Trying to build or update your class library? This Book Order Proposal serves as a thoughtful, engaging way for students to give input on which books they'd like to see in your class library.
To begin, decide on a budget for students to work with. I usually set my students’ budget at $20. Commit to an amount you are willing to spend on your library (or use your bonus points like I do! :) ).
Explain to students that you are looking to approve one (or more
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
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