Environments
Instructional Strategies
Instructional Activities
Bonus
100
What environment includes being in a classroom without fear?
Safe Environment
100
What strategy relates to information being meaningful, interesting, and relevant?
Context is Everything
100
What strategy is this image representing? 
Movement
100
What instructional activity, environment, or strategy is this picture representing? 
Metacognition
200
What environment means students knowing what to expect and what happens if they don't follow expectations?
Routine Environment
200
What does it mean when we can learn 2-4 concepts at a time and can learn these concepts in no more than 15 minutes of direct instruction?
We Learn In Chunks
200
Which strategy includes review games? (HINT: kahoot, quizlet, blooket, etc.)
Competition and Cooperation
200
Which part of your brain handles majority of learning?
Cerebrum
300
What environment is this picture representing? 
Physical Environment
300
Which strategy includes using images, Cornell notes, discussion, peer teaching, 1 sentence summaries, and 5-word summaries?
Forgetting is Natural
300
Examples include: go outside, human uno, going for a walk
Brain Breaks
300
Which part of your brain kicks in when you are scared, stressed, or hurt and "hijacks" the prefrontal cortex?
Amygdala
400
This environment includes group work, relatable topics, and balance (individual groups and small groups)
Social Environment
400
What strategy includes the different learning styles and Gardners multiple intelligences?
Students Learn in Different Ways
400
What activity means thinking about your thinking?
Metacognition
400
What instructional activity, environment, or strategy is this picture representing? 
Safe Environment
500
What environment creates positive emotions, and expresses emotions?
Emotional Environment
500
Which strategy includes grading for learning, and allowing retakes?
Students Learn at Different Speeds
500
Which part of cooperation and competition is this GIF representing?
Cooperation
500
What part of your brain is responsible for decision-making?
Prefrontal Cortex