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Can you persuade your group members to let you have the serum to survive the plague? Students use higher level critical thinking skills to convince, debate, persuade, and outwit others to save their lives! 35 pages that includes: Directions Differentiated Project Ideas 24 male avatars 24 female avators Character traits Character flaws Character Reflection Sheet Extra Resources Students choose their avatars, fill out character sheets traits and flaws, and use their bargaining skills to try to survive the deadly plague! Includes whole group option, as well, and other activities for expository writings, oral presentations, and more... Excellent for use in ELA, SS/History,Science, and Life Skills classes. Helpful with units covering character studies, life skills, the Middle Ages, epidemics, major events in history, and more. Meets CCSS.

This cut-and-paste/glue activity helps students practice Topic 1 section 2 Classification of countries by income level as listed by AICE Environmental Management AS syllabus.

Students cut-out statements and glue them under the correct category LICs, MICs, or HICs.

The answer key is included.

This is a great way to get students looking into different aspects of APES as an in class assignment, individual or paired with partners! This escape room can be used as an introduction or a general review of basic information regarding Environmental Science. However you decide to use this, your students will enjoy it and stay engaged!

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Engage your students with this in-depth and interactive lesson on pain management, perfect for high school health science courses! This resource is designed to help students understand the complexities of pain, its impacts, and how healthcare professionals assess and manage it. Through hands-on activities, real-world scenarios, and guided discussions, students will build critical skills to apply in healthcare settings.

What’s Included:

• Worksheets:

  • Acute vs. Chronic Pain Classification: Help students differentiate between acute and chronic pain with real-world examples to classify.
  • Unmanaged Pain Cause-and-Effect Diagram: Encourage students to explore the physical, emotional, and social consequences of unmanaged pain and connect the cascading effects.
  • Choosing the Right Pain Scale Scenarios: Challenge students to select the appropriate pain scale for diverse patient situations and explain their reasoning.

• Lesson Plan: A detailed step-by-step guide to structure your teaching effectively, including objectives, materials, activities, and assessments.

• Answer Keys: Comprehensive solutions for all worksheets to save you preparation time.

• Teacher and Student Instructions: Clear, concise guidance to ensure smooth implementation for both teachers and learners.

Skills and Concepts Addressed:

• Understanding pain types and their implications for care (acute vs. chronic pain).
• Recognizing the wide-ranging effects of unmanaged pain on patients' physical, emotional, and social well-being.
• Developing patient-centered decision-making by selecting appropriate pain scales (NRS, Wong-Baker, VAS) for various populations.
• Critical thinking, problem-solving, and application of healthcare principles in real-world contexts.

Why You’ll Love This Resource: This lesson is designed with busy educators in mind, providing everything you need to deliver a meaningful and engaging class on pain management. The activities are student-centered and promote active participation, fostering deeper understanding and retention of concepts. Whether you’re preparing students for careers in healthcare or covering key content in your health science curriculum, this resource will set your students up for success!

Equip your students with the tools and knowledge to understand and manage pain effectively—critical skills for future healthcare professionals!

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Discover groundbreaking scientific achievements with our engaging assignment! Designed for 9th-grade students, this assignment includes four well-crafted paragraphs that dive into the life of a renowned scientist and their groundbreaking discovery.

Students will not only learn about pivotal moments in science, but they'll also develop critical thinking skills with four targeted questions designed to deepen their understanding of the text.

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I have, who has... is a fun game which involves all the students. Begin the game by having one player read their "Who has" question aloud (from Start card). Each player should examine their cards carefully. The player holding the correct answer responds by stating their "I have" answer, then presents their own "Who has" question. Keep the game going until the sequence ends with Stop card.

This Review game covers concepts studied in Unit#5 Managing resources, all three sections.

The document has 36 cards, perfect for large classes. If you have less than 36 students in one class (I hope you do!), you can have some students have two cards. My students love this game, and I always have volunteers to take more than one card.

Help students prepare for the AICE Environmental AS Exam with this fun, engaging review game!

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Discover groundbreaking scientific achievements with our engaging assignment! Designed for 9th-grade students, this assignment includes four well-crafted paragraphs that dive into the life of a renowned scientist and their groundbreaking discovery.

Students will not only learn about pivotal moments in science, but they'll also develop critical thinking skills with four targeted questions designed to deepen their understanding of the text.

Check out my store for more interesting assignments on a variety of topics.

This Guided Notes activity covers all objectives for Topic 2 as listed in Cambridge Environmental Management AS 2025-2027 syllabus. This activity can be completed by students as homework (using the power point presentation) or in class, during lecture/topic presentation. This activity aligns with the power point presentation/ lecture for the unit.

The slides are fully editable, so if you want to add, change, or delete something, it's easy! Make it your way!

For AS Level Environmental Management

Aligned to the newest AICE syllabus for Topic 2: Environmental Research and Data Collection

• 2.3 Collection of environmental data
• 2.4 Data collection techniques and data analysis
• 2.5 The use of technology in data collection and analysis

Prepare your students for success in the healthcare field with this comprehensive activity focused on effectively adding clinical experience to their resumes. Designed for high school health science classes, CNA training programs, and career prep courses, this resource teaches students how to showcase their skills and experiences professionally.

What’s Included:

1. Good and Bad Resume Examples:

• A "bad" resume to help students identify common mistakes like vague language, lack of specifics, and poor formatting.
• A "good" resume demonstrating best practices, including actionable verbs, tailored skills, and professional formatting.

1. Guided Reflection:

• Step-by-step directions for analyzing and highlighting key features of a strong resume, such as relevant clinical experience, professional grammar, and clear organization.
• Students learn to critique resumes and apply these lessons to their own work.

1. Blank Resume Template:

• A fill-in-the-blank template with dedicated sections for objectives, education, clinical experience, certifications, and references.
• Includes prompts to help students structure and organize their clinical experiences effectively.

1. Wrap-Up Activity:

• Encourages students to reflect on what they’ve learned and apply tips to create or improve their own resumes.
• Guides students in incorporating specific details, measurable outcomes, and unique strengths to stand out to healthcare employers.

How to Use This Resource:

• In-Class Activity: Facilitate a guided discussion and analysis of the resume examples, then have students practice filling out the blank template. Assign the blank resume template for students to draft their own resumes based on their clinical and educational experiences.
• Career Readiness Unit: Use this resource in lessons on job applications, interview preparation, or exploring career pathways in healthcare.

Skills Addressed:

• Writing a professional and tailored resume with a focus on clinical experience.
• Reflecting on and organizing healthcare-related experiences.
• Highlighting skills and certifications relevant to the healthcare industry.
• Practicing critical thinking by identifying and correcting resume mistakes.

Why Your Students Will Benefit:
By completing this assignment, students will develop the skills to professionally present their clinical experiences, making them more competitive in the healthcare job market. This resource builds career readiness skills while giving students confidence in their ability to create an impressive resume.

Equip your allied health students with the tools they need to reflect on their experiences and grow into skilled, professional healthcare workers!

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This activity covers the concepts of Unit#5 Managing resources, section 1 Food security for AICE Environmental Management AS course.

Students compare the cost of their meals (one day) and the amount of calories to what it could be purchased and how many calories one individual can receive when having a budget of $5, $2.14, and $1 per day. This activity helps students understand the difference between starvation and malnutrition and also compare the percent of income people from countries of different income level spend on a plate of basic food.

This activity was much enjoyed by my students and got that "wow" moment that we educators are looking for. I hope your students will also enjoy the activity and it will start conversations around the topic of food security/ food insecurity.

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This study guide is a great resource for students that don't take good notes in class. The study guide helps students review concepts studied on Unit#3 Managing Human Population. Can be used for review before the Midterm Exam or for the AICE April 2024 Examination (which is approaching fast!).

My students appreciate these study guides and I hope your students will appreciate them too.

This product has two documents:

Study Guide/Review for Unit#3 Managing Human Population - 4 pages

Student Self-Evaluation Checklist - 1 page

Easel Assessment - 20 questions

My goal is to create resources that are valuable for this course. If my product doesn't bring you complete satisfaction, please contact me @ aicethetest@gmail.com before leaving a negative review. Thank you! I appreciate your support!

If you know someone that is new to teaching AICE Environmental Management or AICE Marine Science AS, have them follow me for tips @ AICE The Test

Engage your high school health science students with this dynamic two-day lesson on ethical dilemmas in nursing! Designed to promote critical thinking and collaborative problem-solving, this resource guides students through the fundamental ethical principles of nursing—autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice—while challenging them to analyze real-world scenarios.

What’s Included:

• Lesson Plan: A detailed, two-day plan with objectives, materials, and step-by-step activities.

• Student Worksheet: A structured activity for analyzing ethical dilemmas.

• Teacher Answer Key: Suggested solutions and discussion points.

• Reflection Prompts: Foster personal insights on ethical decision-making.

• Group Presentation Instructions: Encourage teamwork and peer-to-peer learning.

Key Features:

• Aligned with health science curriculum standards.

• Engages students in critical thinking and ethical reasoning.

• Includes real-world scenarios to connect classroom learning to healthcare careers.

• Perfect for pre-nursing programs or introductory health science courses.

Ideal For:

• Health Science Teachers

• Pre-Nursing or CTE Programs

• Medical Ethics or Leadership Units

This ready-to-use resource saves you time and helps students build the skills they need to navigate ethical challenges in healthcare. Whether your students aspire to become nurses, doctors, or healthcare professionals, this lesson will leave a lasting impact!

Download now and watch your students think like healthcare professionals!

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Attention Educators! Get Ready for a Thanksgiving Learning Adventure! Are you ready to sprinkle some fun and safety into your Thanksgiving lessons? Let me introduce you to an engaging activity that will have your students excited about learning how to handle medical emergencies during the holiday season!
Imagine this: your classroom buzzing with energy as students dive into the world of Thanksgiving safety! They'll explore common emergencies like cooking burns, allergic reactions, and choking incidents, all while working together in groups. The best part? They'll create eye-catching brochures filled with vital information to educate their peers and families—talk about a win-win!
This lesson isn’t just about facts; it’s about creating memories, teamwork, and a splash of creativity! With colorful markers, fun illustrations, and lively presentations, your students will be empowered to share their newfound knowledge with everyone around them. Your students will love this!
Here’s what’s included in the lesson package:

• Sample Brochure: A ready-to-use sample brochure as an example.
• Teacher Directions: Clear and concise step-by-step instructions for teacher to guide you through the lesson, from introducing the topic to facilitating group discussions and presentations.
• Comprehensive Lesson Plan: Detailed steps for a two-day class that includes objectives, materials needed, and assessment methods, ensuring everything runs smoothly. This plan is no-prep and print and go!
• Handouts: Informative handouts on choking, food allergies, and cooking burns that students can refer to while creating their brochures. These are packed with essential information that every family should know!

This lesson plan is ideal for health science classes, including principles of health science, health science theory, nursing, and CNA. It provides hands-on practice and real-world skills that will benefit your students now and in the future.
So, if you're looking to add a dash of excitement to your Thanksgiving curriculum, this lesson plan is your ticket! Let’s make safety education as delightful as pumpkin pie! ✨
Join the fun, and let’s get those students prepared and ready for a safe and joyful Thanksgiving celebration! Answer key included, everything you need for a fun and engaging lesson is here. Happy teaching!

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This study guide is a great resource for students that don't take good notes in class. The study guide helps students review concepts studied on Unit#5 Managing Resources. Can be used for review before the Midterm Exam or for the AICE April 2024 Examination (which is approaching fast!).

My students appreciate these study guides and I hope your students will appreciate them too.

This product has two documents:

Study Guide/Review for Unit#5 Managing Resources - 5 pages

Student Self-Evaluation Checklist - 1 page

My goal is to create resources that are valuable for this course. If my product doesn't bring you complete satisfaction, please contact me @ aicethetest@gmail.com before leaving a negative review. Thank you! I appreciate your support!

If you know someone that is new to teaching AICE Environmental Management or AICE Marine Science AS, have them follow me for tips @ AICE The Test

Understanding the Roles of EMTs and Paramedics
This comprehensive lesson plan is designed for high school health science students to explore and understand the key differences between EMTs and paramedics. Through a mix of reading, vocabulary activities, critical thinking questions, and real-world emergency scenarios, students will grasp the distinct roles each responder plays in emergency medical services (EMS) and how they collaborate in providing patient care.
What's Included:

• Vocabulary Activity: Key EMS terms with definitions, where students create sentences and drawings to demonstrate their understanding.
• Reading Paragraph: A detailed explanation of the differences between EMTs and paramedics, focusing on training, scope of practice, and responsibilities.
• Guided Notes Worksheet: A fill-in-the-blank activity that reinforces the key points from the reading.
• Critical Thinking Questions: Engaging prompts that encourage students to apply their knowledge of EMT and paramedic roles to real-life situations.
• Scenario-Based Activity: Various emergency scenarios for students to analyze and determine which type of responder should be called and why.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the difference between EMTs and paramedics in terms of training, scope of practice, and responsibilities.
• Apply knowledge of EMS roles to real-world emergency situations.
• Develop critical thinking and decision-making skills related to patient care in emergencies.

Perfect for:

• High school health science classes
• EMS or emergency response programs
• Teachers looking to engage students in real-life applications of EMS knowledge.

Duration: 50 minutes
Level: High School (Grades 9-12)
This lesson is ready to use in your classroom, with all the materials you need to teach the topic effectively. Simply print the handouts, and you're ready to go!

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Understanding the Roles of EMTs and Paramedics
This comprehensive lesson plan is designed for high school health science students to explore and understand the key differences between EMTs and paramedics. Through a mix of reading, vocabulary activities, critical thinking questions, and real-world emergency scenarios, students will grasp the distinct roles each responder plays in emergency medical services (EMS) and how they collaborate in providing patient care.
What's Included:

• Vocabulary Activity: Key EMS terms with definitions, where students create sentences and drawings to demonstrate their understanding.
• Reading Paragraph: A detailed explanation of the differences between EMTs and paramedics, focusing on training, scope of practice, and responsibilities.
• Guided Notes Worksheet: A fill-in-the-blank activity that reinforces the key points from the reading.
• Critical Thinking Questions: Engaging prompts that encourage students to apply their knowledge of EMT and paramedic roles to real-life situations.
• Scenario-Based Activity: Various emergency scenarios for students to analyze and determine which type of responder should be called and why.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the difference between EMTs and paramedics in terms of training, scope of practice, and responsibilities.
• Apply knowledge of EMS roles to real-world emergency situations.
• Develop critical thinking and decision-making skills related to patient care in emergencies.

Perfect for:

• High school health science classes
• EMS or emergency response programs
• Teachers looking to engage students in real-life applications of EMS knowledge.

Duration: 50 minutes
Level: High School (Grades 9-12)
This lesson is ready to use in your classroom, with all the materials you need to teach the topic effectively. Simply print the handouts, and you're ready to go!

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Get Ready for a Medical Abbreviations Adventure!

Are you ready to take your students on an exhilarating journey through the world of medical abbreviations? Our Medical Abbreviations Lesson Plan is not just a lesson—it's a full-fledged adventure filled with laughter, competition, and loads of learning! NO PREP!!! EVERYTHING INCLUDED!!!!

Why This Lesson Rocks:

• Game On: Dive into three thrilling stations: the Hot Seat Game, the Speed Dating Game, and the Flashcard Challenge.
• Team Spirit: Collaborate and engage in friendly rivalry while earning points and winning prizes!
• Hands-On Fun: Transform medical terminology into exciting games that keep everyone laughing while they learn.
• Flexible Fun: Easily adaptable for any setting and perfect for 9, 10, 11, 12 grades!
• Celebrate Success: Exciting activities allow students to showcase their knowledge and leave feeling accomplished!

Join the fun and let’s turn learning into a celebration—because when students have fun, they truly thrive!

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Attention Educators! Get Ready for a Thanksgiving Learning Adventure! Are you ready to sprinkle some fun and safety into your Thanksgiving lessons? Let me introduce you to an engaging activity that will have your students excited about learning how to handle medical emergencies during the holiday season!
Imagine this: your classroom buzzing with energy as students dive into the world of Thanksgiving safety! They'll explore common emergencies like cooking burns, allergic reactions, and choking incidents, all while working together in groups. The best part? They'll create eye-catching brochures filled with vital information to educate their peers and families—talk about a win-win!
This lesson isn’t just about facts; it’s about creating memories, teamwork, and a splash of creativity! With colorful markers, fun illustrations, and lively presentations, your students will be empowered to share their newfound knowledge with everyone around them. Your students will love this!
Here’s what’s included in the lesson package:

• Sample Brochure: A ready-to-use sample brochure as an example.
• Teacher Directions: Clear and concise step-by-step instructions for teacher to guide you through the lesson, from introducing the topic to facilitating group discussions and presentations.
• Comprehensive Lesson Plan: Detailed steps for a two-day class that includes objectives, materials needed, and assessment methods, ensuring everything runs smoothly. This plan is no-prep and print and go!
• Handouts: Informative handouts on choking, food allergies, and cooking burns that students can refer to while creating their brochures. These are packed with essential information that every family should know!

This lesson plan is ideal for health science classes, including principles of health science, health science theory, nursing, and CNA. It provides hands-on practice and real-world skills that will benefit your students now and in the future.
So, if you're looking to add a dash of excitement to your Thanksgiving curriculum, this lesson plan is your ticket! Let’s make safety education as delightful as pumpkin pie! ✨
Join the fun, and let’s get those students prepared and ready for a safe and joyful Thanksgiving celebration! Answer key included, everything you need for a fun and engaging lesson is here. Happy teaching!

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Engage your high school health science students with this dynamic two-day lesson on ethical dilemmas in nursing! Designed to promote critical thinking and collaborative problem-solving, this resource guides students through the fundamental ethical principles of nursing—autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice—while challenging them to analyze real-world scenarios.

What’s Included:

• Lesson Plan: A detailed, two-day plan with objectives, materials, and step-by-step activities.

• Student Worksheet: A structured activity for analyzing ethical dilemmas.

• Teacher Answer Key: Suggested solutions and discussion points.

• Reflection Prompts: Foster personal insights on ethical decision-making.

• Group Presentation Instructions: Encourage teamwork and peer-to-peer learning.

Key Features:

• Aligned with health science curriculum standards.

• Engages students in critical thinking and ethical reasoning.

• Includes real-world scenarios to connect classroom learning to healthcare careers.

• Perfect for pre-nursing programs or introductory health science courses.

Ideal For:

• Health Science Teachers

• Pre-Nursing or CTE Programs

• Medical Ethics or Leadership Units

This ready-to-use resource saves you time and helps students build the skills they need to navigate ethical challenges in healthcare. Whether your students aspire to become nurses, doctors, or healthcare professionals, this lesson will leave a lasting impact!

Download now and watch your students think like healthcare professionals!

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Printable PDF & Digital Versions are included in this distance learning ready activity which consists of 15 addition and subtraction problems where students also have to identify the significant figures in the answers.

Important Information

Not all boxes are used in the maze to avoid students from just figuring out the correct route. Students will have to solve 13 problems to finish the maze.

Distance learning?

• No problem! This activity now includes Google Slides & Easel by TeachShare digital options!

Three Forms of Use Included

1. Printable PDF
2. Google Slides
3. Easel by TeachShare

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