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    Foldables are 3D graphic organizers that students create to help organize information, as a study guide, and for alternative assessment. They are hands-on and help students of all levels and subjects retain information better than worksheets. Foldables can be used during and after lessons to aid learning and assessment. Teachers in the Collaboration of Science Teachers group help prepare lessons by discussing them as a group.

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    Slac Best Practices

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    Foldables are 3D graphic organizers that students create to help organize information, as a study guide, and for alternative assessment. They are hands-on and help students of all levels and subjects retain information better than worksheets. Foldables can be used during and after lessons to aid learning and assessment. Teachers in the Collaboration of Science Teachers group help prepare lessons by discussing them as a group.

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    Foldables are 3D graphic organizers that students create to help organize information, as a study guide, and for alternative assessment. They are hands-on and help students of all levels and subjects retain information better than worksheets. Foldables can be used during and after lessons to aid learning and assessment. Teachers in the Collaboration of Science Teachers group help prepare lessons by discussing them as a group.

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    Slac Best Practices

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    Mark Cristian Delas Alas
    Foldables are 3D graphic organizers that students create to help organize information, as a study guide, and for alternative assessment. They are hands-on and help students of all levels and subjects retain information better than worksheets. Foldables can be used during and after lessons to aid learning and assessment. Teachers in the Collaboration of Science Teachers group help prepare lessons by discussing them as a group.

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    3/11/2019

    Why use foldables?


    Fun & motivating, hands on approach
    As a study guide
    BEST PRACTICE Note taking to help organize information
    Reach all learners
    Students retain information
    Alternative assessment
    Replace the use of worksheets
    Projects

    FOLDABLES When do we use foldables?


    What are foldables?
    During the lesson
    3 dimensional interactive graphic
    organizers that students create After completing the chapter
    Can be used as a self-check study
    guide

    Can be used at any level and


    with any subject area

    Learning/Assessment tools

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    GRADE 7

    GRADE 8

    GRADE 9
    CoST
    Collaboration of science teachers
    Helps prepare teachers their
    lessons by having a group discussion

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    GRADE 10 Example
    QUESTIONS:
    Literal: 1. Based on the article, what are the two classifications of matter?
    2. Define element.
    3. Define compound.
    Interpretive: 4. Differentiate compound with that of mixtures?
    5. If you slice a chunk of an unknown material until only one tiny
    particle is left without losing its properties, then you’ve got
    what classification of matter?

    Applied: 6. If you are to prepare your very own juice drink, then you
    are preparing a compound or mixture? Justify your answer.
    7. If you are asked to separate marbles inside a cup full of water,
    how would you do it?

    R.I.C.E.S
    Reading Intervention for
    Comprehension Enhancement in
    Science

    Example
    HOW TO DISTINGUISH PURE SUBSTANCES AND MIXTURES
    Chemists can classify matter as solid, liquid, or gas. But there are other ways to classify matter, as well — such
    as pure substances and mixtures. All matter can be classified as either a pure substance or a mixture.

    PURE SUBSTANCES
    A pure substance has a definite and constant composition — like salt or sugar. A pure
    substance can be either an element or a compound, but the composition of a pure substance doesn’t
    vary.
    ELEMENTS
    An element is composed of a single kind of atom. An atom is the smallest particle of an element that still has all
    the properties of the element. Gold is an example of an element.

    COMPOUNDS
    A compound is composed of two or more elements in a specific ratio.

    MIXTURES
    Mixtures are physical combinations of pure substances that have no definite or constant composition — the
    composition of a mixture varies according to who prepares the mixture.
    Although chemists have a difficult time separating compounds into their specific elements, the different parts of a
    mixture can be easily separated by physical means, such as filtration.
    Mixtures can be either HOMOGENEOUS or HETEROGENEOUS.

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