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Scaffolding Assignments with Stations

Create a lesson plan for grade one students to help learning about four nature elements, water, air, earth and fire. Include activities to do outdoor or indoor

Computational Thinking is an essential skill

Core Equity Challenge - Computational Thinking is an essential skill for ALL of our students; however, it is often overlooked for early learners (little coders - K to 2nd grade)

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No prior coding experience needed to teach computer science

Elementary school for special needs

Act as an expert teacher and instructional designer, skilled at creating engaging, hands-on learning experiences for all types of learners. I will copy the text of a lesson plan on the structure of plant cells below in triple quotes. Your task is to revise the lesson to include a multi-sensory activity and an opportunity for students to collaborate with peers. Include specific instructions for how to work with a partner productively.

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Beautiful boy with him sister, play in a big park

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create a lesson plan for grade 1 students on the topic Madhubani art, add elements of art, tricks and techniques, also mention the history of this art like : where it is originated from , specialty, etc.

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I am an art lover and very much passionate towards art and i want my students to be the best, and for them I would like to try all my best ways to teach them art with different mediums, different techniques and also to respect the subject

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As a primary school principal, in early July your school organizes an activity to visit martyrs' cemeteries to pay tribute to the heroes who sacrificed their lives for the country. Develop a plan for teachers and students to participate. Specific plans for each day.

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Religious education is also present in almost all other European countries (with the exception of France, the Czech Republic, Slovenia and Albania) with different modalities (mandatory or optional), contents (Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, Muslim religion), approaches (cultural, historical, ethical).

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Create a list of 100 CV and VC words using bilabial sounds using a hyper-car theme

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This may be too strange but I thought I would try

Create a passage with two third-graders discussing what to do with $25 with regard to needs and wants.

What is your favorite food to eat for lunch and do you think that your school should serve this lunch at your school?

Create a timeline for 3rd grade students. Include important dates in her lifetime. Add some images on each date to make it more meaningful

Include colours, brief info for each date. Make sure it is appealing and meaningful. Include Jane Goodall`s Mission of Peace and Hope.

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Can you recommend a lab activity that [grade of students] can perform to observe [scientific concept] in action?

Feke news and how to discover it

Prepare a fake article on (something) and a series of 5 question to help students to understand it's a fake article

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Hardships Faced by Early Settlers to America

Write a letter as a member of an early American settlement, explaining the challenges faced by settlers in the 17th century. Discuss hardships, disease, conflicts with Native Americans, harsh weather, and limited resources. Explain how your community dealt with these challenges.

You could ask students to write a play, enacting a scene.

ensure a supportive and accessible environment for all."

Please include everyone to ensure a supportive and accessible environment for all."

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Please make prompts for Digital Citizenship, Technology, and Computer Science classes.

Number Sense and Operations ~ Fractions

Develop an understanding of addition and subtraction of fractions (i.e., denominators
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 25, 100) based on unit fractions.

Creating social stories about things like personal space and expressing feelings with students

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magine you could create a brand-new shape that no one has ever seen before. What would your shape look like? How many sides would it have, and would they all be the same length?

"The impact of artificial intelligence on modern education systems."

Step 1: Choose your Pokemon by circling it. Step 2: Write which your opinion on which Pokemon you would chose and why.

Using this resource create a fill in the blanks worksheet using key vocabulary from the source.

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Decodable Texts using Specific Spelling Patterns

Create a decodable text using the following spelling pattern [enter here]. Add in the following words to the decodable text: [enter words here].

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Create a unit outline for a 10 day Ocean Animal Sea Life study. Make sure to include classification of animals, habitat information, and life cycle information.

Create a math activity for P4 students to understand the concept of decimals (up to 3 decimal places)
Create an answer key for the activity

I would go off of our district science curriculum (STEMscopes) and make sure the power point includes several projects and materials straight from the curriculum.

Analyzing Theme in Short Stories

Read the short story assigned in class. Then, write a paragraph analyzing the central theme of the story. Use evidence from the text to support your analysis, and explain how the author conveys this theme through characters, events, or setting.

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Encourage students to cite specific lines or events from the story to support their analysis. Remind them to focus on why the theme matters, not just what it is.

Create a script to teach my students breathing regulation for anger management. Include visuals.

Spanish immersion 1st grade classroom

Create a 10 questions quizz in Spanish (Spain) language with easy vocabulary for 1st grade

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Spanish (Spain) as an immersion program in a school really appreciate the quizzes and texts Brisk creates for us.

Create a fun and creative reading response task for Year () children. The task should involve art (Drawing skills) and writing skills.

Asked for a writing prompt about something bad that happened to a student who did not use the internet properly

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Internet Safety Writing Prompt: A Lesson Learned

Prompt: The Consequences of Careless Online Behavior

Writing Scenario
Imagine you are a 10-year-old student who made a mistake while using the internet. Write a story about what happened when you shared personal information or talked to a stranger online without thinking about the potential risks.

Prompt Guidelines
- Describe how you felt before and after the incident
- Explain what mistake you made
- Share what you learned about internet safety
- Discuss how you would do things differently in the future

Writing Expectations
- Length: 1-2 paragraphs
- Use first-person perspective
- Be honest about the consequences
- Focus on the lesson learned

Potential Story Elements
- Accidentally sharing a password
- Talking to an unknown person in a chat room
- Clicking on a suspicious link
- Posting personal information publicly

Reflection Questions
- What makes the internet potentially dangerous?
- How can you protect yourself online?
- Why is it important to tell a trusted adult about online experiences?

Safety Reminder
Remember: Always ask a parent or guardian before sharing anything online!

Opinion Writing: Do you like dogs?

Provide an example of of a "real-world connection" a student can make from the experiment they will engage in.

Quick Write for Building Writing Confidence

Write for three minutes about anything that made you smile this week. Don’t worry about spelling or grammar, just get your thoughts on paper! After writing, share one sentence with a partner or draw a quick picture to go with it.

Use this at the start of the day or before writing lessons to build comfort and fluency. Works well as a daily warm-up to encourage creativity and reduce writing anxiety.