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This is a fresh new worksheet for ESL learners on the present simple test focusing on using do,does,don't and doesn't. Most learners always get them mixed up, so hopefully this worksheet with help them use it correctly. - ESL worksheets
This is Chapter 2 in the series on The Unfinished Business of Organizational Transformation.
A test about future tenses, adjectives, adverbs, present simple and present continuous tense with the key. - ESL worksheets
Although I use a Bluetooth mouse any chance I get, there are times when I am mouse-less. I might be on the go, or on a plane, or just somewhere that doesn't have enough room for that helpful input device. Thankfully Chromebooks have a wonderful built-in touchpad! Chromebook touchpads are designed to replicate what a mouse can do, but they also go further with touch gestures that provide extra features for navigation and management. Although my first choice may always be for a mouse, I am happy to say that the Chromebook touchpad is a more than capable replacement to keep me productive and efficient no matter where I am. This can be especially helpful for our students who may often be using Chromebooks without a mouse. To help spread this helpful information I have created a full-color illustrated poster with 10 Chromebook touchpad tips. You can get the poster for free in multiple formats using the links below. I have also included details and animations for each of the touchpad gestures in this blog post. 📄 Get the Poster Use the links below to get your own copies of the poster. The poster is available in several formats, depending on how you need to use it, whether digitally or printed. PDF Format - PDF link Image Format (PNG) - PNG link Google Slides Format - Google Slides link As with all of my content, this poster is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International license. In short, you can copy, distribute, and adapt my resources as long as you give proper attribution and do not charge for them. 🖐 Chromebook Touchpad Features See below for animations and explanations of 10 common Chromebook touchpad gestures. 1️⃣ One-Finger Gestures Move the pointer - Move one finger across the touchpad. Drag and drop - Using one finger, click and hold the item you want to move. Drag the item to its new spot, then release your finger. Click - Press or tap the touchpad with one finger. 2️⃣ Two-Finger Gestures Right-click - Press or tap the touchpad with two fingers. You can also press Alt, then click with one finger. Scroll - Place two fingers on the touchpad and move them up and down to scroll vertically, or left and right to scroll horizontally. Move between pages - To go back to a page you were just on, swipe left with two fingers. To go forward to a page you were just on, swipe right with two fingers. 3️⃣ Three-Finger Gestures See all open windows - To see all open windows, swipe up with three fingers. To close it, swipe down with three fingers. Open a link in a new tab - Point to the link, then tap or click the touchpad with three fingers. Or ... Close a tab - Point to the tab, then tap or click the touchpad with three fingers. Switch between tabs - If you have multiple browser tabs open, swipe left or right with three fingers. 4️⃣ Four-Finger Gestures Switch between virtual desks - If you have multiple desks open, swipe left or right with four fingers. 🏁 Conclusion Hopefully you find the poster and details above helpful! For more tips on tricks on making the most out of Chromebooks for you and your students, check out my resource document for "Chromebooks Can Do That?!" which you can access here: https://bit.ly/curts-cbtips If you have any other resources, suggestions, or ideas, be sure to share them. I would love to learn from you! Post by Eric Curts 📮 Join the "Control Alt achieve" email discussion group 📰 Sign up for my email newsletter 🐦 Connect with me on Twitter ▶️ Subscribe to my YouTube channel 📧 Reach out through email - [email protected] 📗 Check out my "Control Alt Achieve" book 🏫 Bring me to your school, organization, or conference with over 60 PD sessions to choose from
KS3 Maths Worksheets with answers. Find an outstanding range of worksheets for children in Key Stage 3. Covering all topics in the KS3 curriculum.
Happy Positive Thinking Thursday! What do you think of my new button? :) It is no secret on my 4th grade team that I am not a "math person." I get it, but it takes a little more brain power than other things I teach. I like to think that this puts me in touch with my students who struggle with or dislike math. I can understand what they don't understand because I've been there. (There's some positivity!) So in honor of all of this, I am going the funny route this week with my positive thinking and poking a little fun at math. Some of you may relate to these funnies as much as I did (I hope!). Source Source Source Source Seriously, I DO enjoy teaching math, but these were too good to pass up. Watch out grammar...I'm coming for you next! An InLinkz Link-up Wishing you an amazing day full of lots of laughter!
C and R have been sharing ideas when creating resources. The following worksheets were developed to use when investigating the properties of Beebots. The worksheets are to be used to record results…
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A person recounts her visit to London. There is a reading passage and some images to talk about. They have to answer the questions and discuss the images. Full key provided. - ESL worksheets
Too many classroom icebreakers require students to take big social risks with people they barely know. Or they don't really help students get to know each other. Or they are just plain cheesy.
Learning the levels of organization, that is! My students are working hard on our living systems unit. Our newest anchor chart is all about the organization of living things. I am a huge fan of anchor charts because it helps my students organize the content into bite sized pieces. In our living systems unit we discuss the levels of organization, plant and animal cells, classification and cell theory. I like to make an anchor chart for each of the different topics and hang them around the room as we complete them. Even more than that, I like the students to have their own copies of each anchor chart. So while I'm building a big one, they are making a smaller version at their desks. The levels of organization student version has all the boxes, but they're all mixed up. The students first figure out which boxes go together and then color those boxes to match. Once colored they are cut and pasted to the empty boxes on the final page. I love that my students end a unit with a set of anchor charts all their own. By the end of the year they have a nice science collection, highlighting the content they learned in a way that's easy to reference and, hopefully, easy to remember! The Let's Build: Levels of Organization Anchor Chart can be found here. The Let's Build: Levels of Organization student version can be found here.
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Un cubo è un poliedro regolare a sei facce. Quindi il cubo è anche un esaedro. Di seguito vi mostriamo come creare un cubo col cartoncino, seguite i nostri passi.
30+ engineering STEM challenges with simple materials. Kids can tinker with bridges, catapults, boats, and more using recycled and inexpensive materials.
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interactive notebook lessons and foldables for angles and angle pair relationships
