|
|
Tip Sheet #8 - November 1, 2022 |
Something WONDERFUL is Heading Your Way...
| Click Here --> |  | Imagine... "Google Slides Meets Google Forms" ...only better, because of the interactive power of TeacherMade... |
Please Click on the Survey to Find Out More!
Our CEO, was reading was reading an article about Esther Wojcicki, a veteran educator and the bestselling author of "How to Raise Successful People" when she saw this quote:
"Mastery means doing something as many times as it takes to get it right. Being a writing teacher taught me this. In the 80s and 90s, one of the supposed characteristics of a good teacher was that your class was so hard that many students failed. |
But the kids who got a D on their first paper found it impossible to recover and lost the motivation to improve, since they were starting out so far behind. |
So I gave them the opportunity to revise their work as many times as they wanted. Their grade was based on the final product. And when it came time for testing, my students performed in the 90th percentile of state exams. |
It was the learning and the hard work that I wanted to reward, not getting it right the first time." --Anne Wojcicki |
Did you know... ? With TeacherMade, you can apply Ms.Wojcicki's advice by allowing your students to check their answers an unlimited number of times!! Hopefully, you'll get the same positive results with your students!
For Last Week's Tip Sheet, Click Here
Shared Elementary Activities:
ELA: Subject or Predicate? | |
|---|---|
Description: Students will choose whether the underlined part of the sentence is a simple subject or predicate, or complete subject or predicate. This is a great worksheet to check in on your students understanding. Recommended Grade Range: Grades 4-6 Question Types: Dropdown |  |
Math: Finding Area Using Fractions | |
|---|---|
Description: Students will have to solve the area of the kitchen, as well as how many tiles it would take to cover the kitchen floor. This activity really brings finding area to the next level by incorporating fractions! Recommended Grade Range: Grades 5-6 Question Types: Open Ended, Short Answer |  |
Shared Middle School Activities:
| Math: Graphing Inequalities on Number Lines | |
|---|---|
Description: A formative assessment designed to measure CCSS 6.EE.B.8 - Graphing Inequalities on Number Lines. Recommended Grade Range: Grades 6-9 Question Types: Multiple Choice Click Here: Graphing Inequalities on Number Lines |  |
Science: Structure of Animal Cell
Description: On this activity for Life Science or Biology, students will label a Structure of an Animal Cell and receive one point for each correct answer. Recommended Grade: Middle School - High School Question Types: Drag and Drop Click Here: Structure of an Animal Cell |  |
Shared High School Activities:
HS Science: Human Respiratory System | |
|---|---|
Description: In this activity students will label the human respiratory system using the Drag and Drop tool. It can be used in Anatomy class. Question Types: Drag and Drop Recommended Grade Range: High School Click Here: Human Respiratory System |  |
ELA: English I - Informational - "64 Says and $8,000"
Description: This is a practice activity for the newly redesigned STAAR test for English I that incorporates new question types. It can be used with any high school reading level. Question Types: Multiple Choice, Multiselect, Dropdown Recommended Grade Range: High School Click Here: "64 Says and $8,000" |  |
ELA/SS: All About Veteran's Day - Elementary
| Description: Do your students know why we celebrate Veterans Day? Through this reading passage they will learn all about it and why we celebrate on November 11th every year. They will answer comprehension questions to assess their knowledge, and reflect on the holiday. Recommended Grade Range: Elementary Item Types: Multiselect, Dropdown, True/False, Open Answer |  |
ELA/SS: Six Branches of the U.S. Military
| Description: Your students will learn about the six branches of the United States Military by reading and annotating an informational article about the branches. After they will answer a variety of questions to assess their knowledge. This makes for a perfect Social Studies lesson! Recommended Grade Range: Upper Elementary and Middle School Item Types: Matching, Multiple Choice, Drop Down, Hot Spot |  |
ELA/SS: The New Guardians of Our American Galaxy | |
|---|---|
| Description: Students read about the newest branch of the U.S. Military. They will read a short passage and watch an official recruiting video designed to attract new Guardians. Grade: Middle School and High School Item Types: Multiple Choice, True/False, Dropdown, Short Answer, Open Answer, MultiselectClick Here: The New Guardians of Our American Galaxy |  |
ELA/SS: How One Teacher Helped Millions of Veterans | |
|---|---|
| Description: A challenging reading passage and question set that includes a beautiful video rendition of the famous WWI poem "In Flanders Field." Lots of opportunity for more Augmentation and Modification. Grade: Grade 8 - HS Item Types: Multiple Choice, Open Answer Link: https://app.teachermade.com/s/Wa0tYonzSCKnNUEIr5UEiA/ |  |
Last Chance - October 31 - November 2
NEW!! ELAR/SS: Watch, Listen and Learn: Dia de Los Muertos
|  |
ELAR/SS/Science: Pan de Muertos Recipe
|  |
ELAR/SS/Science: Dia de Los Muertos y Mariposas Monarca
|  |
_________________
© 2022 Work On Learning, Inc.
Attachments (1)
Was this article helpful?
That’s Great!
Thank you for your feedback
Sorry! We couldn't be helpful
Thank you for your feedback
Feedback sent
We appreciate your effort and will try to fix the article