Where In The World are Ratios?
Summary Students will work in groups (3-4 students) to complete three stations that involve real-world application of ratios. One station incorporates the research of specific …
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Crayon Rock Cycle
Summary Students will create their own rock cycle using crayons to represent each stage. Working in groups of 3-4, students came up with their own …
The Age of Exploration
Summary This lesson provided students with an opportunity to research about one of the exploring nations (Spain, Portugal, France, and England) during the Age of …
Characteristics and Needs of Living Things
Summary Students are to collaborate with other classmates on characteristics and needs of living things. This will be done through various methods; brainstorming, research, Wordle, …
Logic-Mission Possible
Summary Students will explore their available resources to find out about Syllogism and the Law of Detachment. Once they have discovered the basic information, they …
Mi día festivo / Mi celebración
Summary Using Microsoft Publisher and Windows Movie Maker, the students were to create an advertisement for a celebration/holiday to be celebrated by everyone in the …
Overcoming Adversity Project
Summary Students choose an individual who has faced and overcome adversity. While researching this individual, students design a presentation that incorporates a Word Wizard role, …
Faire le Shopping
Submitted by: Claiborne Snyder Collaborators: School: Pocahontas Middle School Summary Students are given $500 and asked to shop for clothing for a French family of …
Types of Learning for Flowers for Algernon
Submitted by: Christen Tulli Collaborators: School: Pocahontas Middle School Summary : This interactive project caters to four distinct learning types: mathematical/scientific, linguistic, visual, and interpersonal. …
Google Earth World Rivers
Submitted by: Sarah Newcomb Collaborators: School: Pocahontas Middle School Summary Students are researching a world river of their choosing and using their knowledge of Google …