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Project Launch — Any Subject
A project launch where students read the overview, explore examples, and complete a structured planning page.
Shark Tank Pitch Kickoff
A Shark Tank-style kickoff where students identify a problem, propose a solution, and outline their pitch.
Research Project Kickoff
A research project kickoff where students choose a topic, form an initial thesis, and list questions to answer.
First Day of School — Elementary (K-5)
A warm first-day introduction activity for elementary students to share who they are and set a hope for the year.
First Day of School — Middle School (6-8)
A first-day activity for middle schoolers to introduce themselves and set an academic goal for the year.
First Day of School — High School (9-12)
A reflective first-day activity for high schoolers to define what success looks like for them this year.
First Day of School — CTE
A first-day activity for CTE students to share their industry interest and set a career goal.
Icebreaker — Two Truths and a Lie
A classic icebreaker where students write two truths and a lie about themselves and explain the lie.
Icebreaker — This or That
A quick icebreaker where students choose between school-themed this-or-that options and explain each choice.
Icebreaker — Find Someone Who
An icebreaker where students discover what they have in common with classmates through guided prompts.
Introduce a New Unit — Any Subject
A unit launch activity where students share what they know, what they wonder, and what excites them.
Introduce a New Concept — Hook Activity
A hook activity where students react to an intriguing scenario and share initial thinking before instruction.
Gallery Walk — Multiple Perspectives
A gallery walk where students move through 5 perspective screens and record their reactions to each.
Gallery Walk — Visual Analysis
A visual gallery walk where students examine 5 images and respond to a guiding question for each.
Open Exploration — Any Topic
An open exploration where students investigate a concept through guided discovery prompts with no wrong answers.
Wonder Wall — Student Questions
A wonder wall where students submit their own questions about an upcoming topic before instruction begins.
End of Class Reflection
A quick end-of-class reflection where students capture what they learned, what confused them, and what they want to explore.
End of Unit Reflection
An end-of-unit reflection where students capture their biggest takeaway and how their thinking changed.
Roses and Thorns
A weekly check-in where students share one highlight (rose) and one challenge (thorn) from their week.
Weekly Check-In
A weekly check-in where students rate their mood, energy, and focus and share one thing on their mind.
Semester Goal Setting
A semester goal-setting activity where students set one academic and one personal goal and define success.
Project Launch — Any Subject
A project launch where students read the overview, explore examples, and complete a structured planning page.
Shark Tank Pitch Kickoff
A Shark Tank-style kickoff where students identify a problem, propose a solution, and outline their pitch.
Research Project Kickoff
A research project kickoff where students choose a topic, form an initial thesis, and list questions to answer.
First Day of School — Middle School (6-8)
A first-day activity for middle schoolers to introduce themselves and set an academic goal for the year.
First Day of School — High School (9-12)
A reflective first-day activity for high schoolers to define what success looks like for them this year.
First Day of School — CTE
A first-day activity for CTE students to share their industry interest and set a career goal.
Icebreaker — Two Truths and a Lie
A classic icebreaker where students write two truths and a lie about themselves and explain the lie.
Icebreaker — This or That
A quick icebreaker where students choose between school-themed this-or-that options and explain each choice.
Icebreaker — Find Someone Who
An icebreaker where students discover what they have in common with classmates through guided prompts.
Introduce a New Unit — Any Subject
A unit launch activity where students share what they know, what they wonder, and what excites them.
Introduce a New Concept — Hook Activity
A hook activity where students react to an intriguing scenario and share initial thinking before instruction.
Gallery Walk — Multiple Perspectives
A gallery walk where students move through 5 perspective screens and record their reactions to each.
Gallery Walk — Visual Analysis
A visual gallery walk where students examine 5 images and respond to a guiding question for each.
Open Exploration — Any Topic
An open exploration where students investigate a concept through guided discovery prompts with no wrong answers.
Wonder Wall — Student Questions
A wonder wall where students submit their own questions about an upcoming topic before instruction begins.
End of Class Reflection
A quick end-of-class reflection where students capture what they learned, what confused them, and what they want to explore.
End of Unit Reflection
An end-of-unit reflection where students capture their biggest takeaway and how their thinking changed.
Roses and Thorns
A weekly check-in where students share one highlight (rose) and one challenge (thorn) from their week.
Weekly Check-In
A weekly check-in where students rate their mood, energy, and focus and share one thing on their mind.
Semester Goal Setting
A semester goal-setting activity where students set one academic and one personal goal and define success.
First Day of School — Elementary (K-5)
A warm first-day introduction activity for elementary students to share who they are and set a hope for the year.
First Day of School — High School (9-12)
A reflective first-day activity for high schoolers to define what success looks like for them this year.
First Day of School — Elementary (K-5)
A warm first-day introduction activity for elementary students to share who they are and set a hope for the year.
Icebreaker — Two Truths and a Lie
A classic icebreaker where students write two truths and a lie about themselves and explain the lie.
End of Unit Reflection
An end-of-unit reflection where students capture their biggest takeaway and how their thinking changed.
Introduce a New Concept — Hook Activity
A hook activity where students react to an intriguing scenario and share initial thinking before instruction.
Introduce a New Unit — Any Subject
A unit launch activity where students share what they know, what they wonder, and what excites them.
Open Exploration — Any Topic
An open exploration where students investigate a concept through guided discovery prompts with no wrong answers.
Project Launch — Any Subject
A project launch where students read the overview, explore examples, and complete a structured planning page.
Gallery Walk — Multiple Perspectives
A gallery walk where students move through 5 perspective screens and record their reactions to each.
First Day of School — Middle School (6-8)
A first-day activity for middle schoolers to introduce themselves and set an academic goal for the year.
Icebreaker — Find Someone Who
An icebreaker where students discover what they have in common with classmates through guided prompts.
Research Project Kickoff
A research project kickoff where students choose a topic, form an initial thesis, and list questions to answer.
Roses and Thorns
A weekly check-in where students share one highlight (rose) and one challenge (thorn) from their week.
Gallery Walk — Visual Analysis
A visual gallery walk where students examine 5 images and respond to a guiding question for each.
Wonder Wall — Student Questions
A wonder wall where students submit their own questions about an upcoming topic before instruction begins.
End of Class Reflection
A quick end-of-class reflection where students capture what they learned, what confused them, and what they want to explore.
Semester Goal Setting
A semester goal-setting activity where students set one academic and one personal goal and define success.
First Day of School — CTE
A first-day activity for CTE students to share their industry interest and set a career goal.
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