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Teaching the 2nd Amendment to Gifted Students
When teaching a controversial topic, teachers should allow students expansive room to draw their own conclusions. more...
James L. Swanson's Options for Gifted Readers
Gifted teachers should hope that James L. Swanson will start an adaptation trend. His bestseller, Manhunt, is now available as a book for students. more...
Using The Man in the Well in Gifted Advisory
It is amazing how many issues are packed into one short story. Students can have some deep talks about responsibility and identity. more...
How to Play Common Differences Game
Students can use the problem solving skills they learn in enrichment to get better acquainted in this fun ice breaker that takes pairs about 20 minutes. more...
Kaleidoscopic Mirroring Activity
Back to school is often the favorite part of a gifted student's year. An activity that involves thinking, measuring, drawing, and writing has something for everyone. more...
Inventive Activities From Wallace and Gromit
Every gifted class has different personalities, but there are, guaranteed, kids who wants to invent. The Wallace and Gromit Invention Lessons are written for many ages. more...
Activities to Enhance an Art Museum Visit
Reading two books, giving kids notebooks, and providing photos and art supplies will help make a follow-up activities that are worthy of putting in a museum! more...
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Finding the Density of Liquids
By:
David R. Wetzel
Students use inquiry-based investigative strategies to find the density of unknown liquids and the relationship of temperature, barometric pressure, and other concepts. more...
What is the Difference between Mass and Weight?
By:
David R. Wetzel
An inquiry-based investigation in which students' misconceptions about explanation of mass and weight are challenged through a hands-on, minds-on exploration. more...
By: Adrienne Wilson
Let those voracious readers see how much they know of literature. A first lines quiz is a great way to introduce gifted readers to the joys of the classics. more...
Gifted Study of the History of Neighborhoods
By: Douglas Parker
Gifted students plan for visiting their chosen neighborhoods to prepare information for inclusion in a technologically supported display to learn more about history. more...
The Fibonacci Sequence in Gifted Classes
Gifted students use the Fibonacci Sequence in simple equations to discover unexpected connections and explore the relationship between numbers and the natural world. more...
By: Douglas Parker
Gifted students can learn more about the history of their communities and cultural diversity by using technology to help them explore their neighborhoods. more...
By: Douglas Parker
Before the students get to the podium, taking time to make sure the speech is well written can help to ensure a smooth delivery. more...
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