Less than $5 For Any Grade Critical Thinking Posters

Are you in need of Depth & Complexity Icons to add to your lessons or for other use in the classroom? These are 11 individual 5x5 electronic icons/stickers (In jpg format) that you can use create posters, lessons, activities and more. Just download, and add to your document or you may simply print each as a poster.

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This is a set of colorful posters that explain the steps to the Engineering and Design Process and helps keep students on track when engaging in engineering activities. These are full-page posters that can be read from across the room. These are the same steps that are used in the Next Generation Science standards:

Ask

Plan

Imagine

Create

Improve

There are also two recording sheets for the students to use. One on the primary level and one on the upper elementary level.

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