writing process tools SMART Goals Cornell notes Costa’s leveled questions digital collaboration activities/projects (e.g., Padlet creations) lesson plans showing the writing process grade checks and reflections written plan or meeting notes to confront barriers to access and equity in school policies based on reviewed site data. interactive notebooks lessons plans explicitly planned using WICOR college awareness research projects evaluation of websites graphic organizers List of site’s college and community partnerships focused note- taking College Awareness Activities Logs College talk lesson plans Learning logs collaborative study groups snapshot of gradebook and lack of missing work one- pagers systems for preparedness two or three- column notes annotation/marking the text Socratic Seminar lessons planned with 3 phases quickwrites policies and communications about open access to courses of rigor (Algebra, Geometry) Philosophical Chairs students’ use of specific collaborative structures (e.g., turn and talk, think pair share) collecting reliable sources leadership opportunities around campus such as volunteering for teachers, organizing a campus clean-up project, etc. organizational tools and routines used (e.g., agendas/planners, binders, student portfolios, electronic charging) List of site’s enrichment, internship, and career activities project planning guides Extracurricular Activities Logs college fair notes and/or college field trip notes writing process tools SMART Goals Cornell notes Costa’s leveled questions digital collaboration activities/projects (e.g., Padlet creations) lesson plans showing the writing process grade checks and reflections written plan or meeting notes to confront barriers to access and equity in school policies based on reviewed site data. interactive notebooks lessons plans explicitly planned using WICOR college awareness research projects evaluation of websites graphic organizers List of site’s college and community partnerships focused note- taking College Awareness Activities Logs College talk lesson plans Learning logs collaborative study groups snapshot of gradebook and lack of missing work one- pagers systems for preparedness two or three- column notes annotation/marking the text Socratic Seminar lessons planned with 3 phases quickwrites policies and communications about open access to courses of rigor (Algebra, Geometry) Philosophical Chairs students’ use of specific collaborative structures (e.g., turn and talk, think pair share) collecting reliable sources leadership opportunities around campus such as volunteering for teachers, organizing a campus clean-up project, etc. organizational tools and routines used (e.g., agendas/planners, binders, student portfolios, electronic charging) List of site’s enrichment, internship, and career activities project planning guides Extracurricular Activities Logs college fair notes and/or college field trip notes
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
W-writing process tools
W-SMART Goals
C-Cornell notes
I-Costa’s leveled questions
I-digital collaboration activities/projects (e.g., Padlet creations)
I-lesson plans showing the writing process
I-grade checks and reflections
R-written plan or meeting notes to confront barriers to access and equity in school policies based on reviewed site data.
C-interactive notebooks
C-lessons plans explicitly planned using WICOR
R-college awareness research projects
R-evaluation of websites
O-graphic organizers
I-List of site’s college and community partnerships
W-focused note-taking
O-College Awareness Activities Logs
I-College talk lesson plans
W-Learning logs
O-collaborative study groups
R-snapshot of gradebook and lack of missing work
R-one-pagers
W-systems for preparedness
R-two or three-column notes
O-annotation/marking the text
O-Socratic Seminar
I-lessons planned with 3 phases
I-quickwrites
O-policies and communications about open access to courses of rigor (Algebra, Geometry)
C-Philosophical Chairs
C-students’ use of specific collaborative structures (e.g., turn and talk, think pair share)
W-collecting reliable sources
R-leadership opportunities around campus such as volunteering for teachers, organizing a campus clean-up project, etc.
O-organizational tools and routines used (e.g., agendas/planners, binders, student portfolios, electronic charging)
C-List of site’s enrichment, internship, and career activities
C-project planning guides
W-Extracurricular Activities Logs
W-college fair notes and/or college field trip notes