In this activity, students are asked to explore how carbon-14 dating can be used to find the age of ancient objects. Students are given a scenario involving a map possibly dating from 1440 and are asked to determine the age of the parchment and ink.
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CHOICE BOARDS
Geography Activities for Middle School
Help students explore the world and develop their geography knowledge with this packet of geography activities for middl...
ASSESSMENT
Exit Tickets for Middle School Classrooms
Exit tickets are a form of assessment that are often used informally to assess how well students grasped a lesson, what ...
ACTIVITIES
Test Prep Strategies, Tools, and Practice Questions
Help set your students up for academic success with this packet of test-taking tips, test preparation strategies, and pr...
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Chime Time
In this video, Breathe For Change founder, Ilana, explains and models the Chime Time strategy.
SELF-CARE
“Me Time” Weekly Planner
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ACTIVITIES
Chime Time (Secondary)
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REFERENCE
British Summer Time (BST)
In 1908, the United Kingdom became the first country to adopt Daylight Saving Time by Liz Olson In 1908, the United King...
Change Over Time: Worms Under Attack!
In this activity, students are asked to explore species diversity and adaptation by examining pickworms.
