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Examples of models, Sentence frame, Would it work if we, How would it look if we, Models of types of questions, Bounty of materials displayed, Clay, Play doh, Experiments, Art supplies, Class word wall illustrated, WH and how ?chart, ? stems, Sent frames, Talk moves chart, Maker space, Socratic seminar.

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http://everfi.com/k-12/
Science math games

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https://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulations/category/physics

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1. Highlighters for evidence

2. sentence stems for engaging in an argument

3. Dress rehearsal arguments

4. Blooms Taxonomy

5. Create Debate

6. Create sock puppet debate

7. Language frames for compare

8. Language frames for contrast

9. Compare/Contrast

10. Venn Diagram

11. Did you think about?

12. Sentence starters

13. Turn and talk

14. Paraphrase passport, "i heard you say..."

15. Do you agree/disagree? Thumbs up/thumbs down

16. Pro/Con Protocol,  J Zwiers

17. Graphic organizer for argument statement and evidence to support.

18. Build on information protocol to gain information and language, J Zwiers

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-What do you see...?
-Use Noteability to collect data
-Use BookCreator to make interactive notebook
-Use iPad to collect various forms of evidence
-Create podcast of results
-What is your reasoning...?
-sentence frames to evaluate data
-Sentence frames to report data
-Gallery of increasing bar, line charts, stem leaf pie
-Gallery of data collection types
-Sentence frames to discuss data
-Language of persuasive writing
-Graphic organizer for obtaining info.
-I notice chart @ data/info.
-Communication sentence frames

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posted procedures
student journal
question stems
graphic organizer
models
videos
guided practice
think time
use teacher moves to promote discource
anchor charts

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language of describing objects
Tools: phones, calculators
reference sheets
teach common patterns
input/output models
graph paper
visual of math functions
multiplication table
cognates:  true vs false
math wordwall
bilingual glossaries
Everfi
ipads

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Leading questions
What do you notice...?
When one variable goes down what will occur?
Visual models of graphs
Graphic organizers
Physical manipulation of parts of a graph
Superlative/comparative list
Example:t chart
Teaching graphing with familiar topic
Using student questioning to guide
Using student inquiry topics
Providing mathematical reference sheets
Vocabulary graveyard

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Graphic organizers
Purposeful grouping
Visual models
Purposeful Questioning
How can we figure out...?
What would it take...?
How would you...?
Turn and talk
Model of steps and investigation
Sequencing word chart
Two column notes
Interactive notebooks
Group talks

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Science Unscrambled: A Framework for K-12 Science Education

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bilateral symmetry

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radial symmetry

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The Mayflower is the state flower of Massachusetts.  It was formally declared the official flower in 1918, being voted on by the Massachusetts school children; the mayflower defeated the water lily with a 2 to 1 vote.   This state flower  bears the same name as the vessel that carried the state's most famous residents, the Pilgrims, who landed on the shores in 1620. In the year 1925, it became illegal to remove the flower from its natural setting, as the leaves were over-collected for wreath making.

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When we observe the Mayflower, the state flower of Massachusetts, we automatically think about symmetry.  What is symmetry?  Turn and talk.  If you were to cut this flower in half, what do you notice?  Yes, each piece is exactly the same!  This flower has something called "rotational or radial symmetry."  What do you think that is?   Can you think of other things in nature that have rotational symmetry?  How about things in this classroom?

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An Ode to the Mayflower
Beauty is abounding
White petals remind me of  lace on my grandmother's antique dresser
The glowing  center speaking our roots of freedom and justice
Protecting our ongoing quest for respect and equity

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Known botanically as:  Maianthemum canadense, this native North American flower is also known as the False lily of the valley.  This species belongs to the lily family, Liliaceae. It can be found in moss boggy areas from New Jersey to Canada.  It is commonly "3 elliptic leaves which taper at the base and white floral parts in a 6-pointed, star-like pattern". It is a perennial herb that produces a red fruit. Native Americans have used it for medicinal purposes to cure headache.

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Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center - The University of Texas at Austin

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Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center focused on protecting and preserving North America's native plants through native plant lists and image galleries, conservation, education, natural landscapes, seed collection - Millennium Seed Bank (MSB) Project, preserving and restoring native communities, spreading awareness on invasive species and gardening to attract wildlife.