Tag You’re It! WHAT!!
Why are cross curricular pathways important? Brain based research has proven that students retain what they learn when the material is  relevant , interesting, and  CONNECTED  to prior knowledge.
Act 1-Principal’s Office
Activity 1:  Identifying Concerns
Act 2 -Teacher Meeting
Activity 2:  Roadblocks and Detours
Lack of common prep Setting up Google groups to collaborate with other teachers
Sign up for Gmail Go to  www.gmail.com , click the  Sign up for Gmail  link and follow the simple account set-up steps. If you already have a Gmail account, you can use your existing account to sign up for all Google services.
Create a group Google Groups can be used by co-teachers to collaborate, share and discuss. Simply go to  www.groups.google.com  and click,  create a group . When you belong to a group, you can send emails, post discussion questions, upload documents, pictures, PowerPoints, webpages, etc. You can choose to have alerts sent to your Gmail account or you can view all activity in the group by logging in at  www.groups.google.com .
Act 3- Back to the Principal’s Office
Activity 3:  Creating an Action Plan
Creating  Cross Curricular Projects How do projects differ from activities?
Step 1:  Select a Theme What’s a theme?  How does it differ from a topic? What determines a good theme? INTERESTING RELEVANT REAL TO YOUR STUDENTS! OVERARCHING
Step 2:  Select a  Theme Energy Technology Globalization Money Environment Communication Conflict Beliefs Communication Conflict Accomplishments Exploration Health Care Tools
Theme = Innovation Transportation Energy Theater Arts Agriculture mechanics Construction Health
Standards to Projects Identify academic  and CTE standards that relate to the theme. Consider possible connections and outcomes or products that content areas might share. Decide on project that would assess student learning in all content areas. Decide on evidence/assessment used to determine student learning.
Collaborate together to create a cross curricular project  Great Ideas!!!

Tag You’re it! Creating Cross Curricular Teams from Scratch

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    Why are crosscurricular pathways important? Brain based research has proven that students retain what they learn when the material is relevant , interesting, and CONNECTED to prior knowledge.
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    Activity 1: Identifying Concerns
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    Activity 2: Roadblocks and Detours
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    Lack of commonprep Setting up Google groups to collaborate with other teachers
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    Sign up forGmail Go to www.gmail.com , click the Sign up for Gmail link and follow the simple account set-up steps. If you already have a Gmail account, you can use your existing account to sign up for all Google services.
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    Create a groupGoogle Groups can be used by co-teachers to collaborate, share and discuss. Simply go to www.groups.google.com and click, create a group . When you belong to a group, you can send emails, post discussion questions, upload documents, pictures, PowerPoints, webpages, etc. You can choose to have alerts sent to your Gmail account or you can view all activity in the group by logging in at www.groups.google.com .
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    Act 3- Backto the Principal’s Office
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    Activity 3: Creating an Action Plan
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    Creating CrossCurricular Projects How do projects differ from activities?
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    Step 1: Select a Theme What’s a theme? How does it differ from a topic? What determines a good theme? INTERESTING RELEVANT REAL TO YOUR STUDENTS! OVERARCHING
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    Step 2: Select a Theme Energy Technology Globalization Money Environment Communication Conflict Beliefs Communication Conflict Accomplishments Exploration Health Care Tools
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    Theme = InnovationTransportation Energy Theater Arts Agriculture mechanics Construction Health
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    Standards to ProjectsIdentify academic and CTE standards that relate to the theme. Consider possible connections and outcomes or products that content areas might share. Decide on project that would assess student learning in all content areas. Decide on evidence/assessment used to determine student learning.
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    Collaborate together tocreate a cross curricular project Great Ideas!!!