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Picture-Based Interest Inventory
This picture-based interest inventory provides an easy and accessible way to help students reflect on their own interest areas and inform what kind of future opportunities they may enjoy. Where many interest inventories require that children be able to read, interpret confusing symbols or imagine themselves in a future career they have no experience with, this survey is widely accessible and picture based. Whether using this inventory to inform what kinds of enrichment your students may enjoy, o
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PreK - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Social-Emotional Learning: Self-Identity & Culture Building Worksheet
As someone who works with students that experience[d] trauma and have very diverse backgrounds, I have added a few prompts that I believe will help an educator better understand their students' situation at home. It touches on feeling about school, number of people in the household, what strong beliefs they have, sleep, etc. SEL encourages young adults to communicate clearly and effectively, practice eye contact, and social-skills- this worksheet may also be used as a community building exercise
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4th - 12th
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Depth and Complexity Frames for Every Month of the Year | Print-and-Go
This set of Depth and Complexity frames offers one frame for each month of the year. If you are looking for a quality print and go activity for your students, this is the perfect resource for you. There are twelve Depth & Complexity frames tied to holidays and month themes (such as Black History Month). They've got great graphics and strong, high-level thinking questions. There's even a rubric you can use to evaluate your students' completed frames.No need to be a Depth and Complexity expert
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4th - 10th
Autism Awareness Bulletin Board | 40 Facts and Quotes
Create an Autism Awareness, Acceptance, Diversity and Inclusion Bulletin Board or Classroom Decor with facts, tips and inspirational quotes by autistic leaders for Autism Awareness Month or any day of the year.Teach students about autism and how to interact and show kindness and respect to students with ASD using simple, inclusive language.This Autism Awareness Bulletin Board Set Includes: 40 printable posters (8.5 x 11 PDF).20 facts about autism and advice for respectful, kind inclusivity20 ins
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
The Rose that Grew From the Concrete - Tupac Shakur Poem Analysis
Short analysis of Tupac Shakur's famous poem, "The Rose that Grew from the Concrete." Three discussion questions follow the poem by Tupac. Used during Black History Month in a 6th grade classroom in Oakland, CA.
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4th - 12th
Disney Pixar's Coco Movie Guide Packet + Activities + Sub Plan + Best Value
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This packet includes, among two other teaching aids, a peer-reviewed handout of 15 essay questions designed to promote self-reflection, family history, character development, and a greater appreciation for others' cultures. This movie guide, while rigorous and pertinent to the film, goes beyond the scope of questions like "what's the setting and time period" and helps students put into practice character building ideas and concepts based on themes from the movie. A mod
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7th - 12th
What's in a Song Bundle! Combining History and the Arts
This product and other - What’s in a Song? – lessons are a great way to combine history and the arts. I use these in my U.S. History class as well in my advisory period as a way to create discussion and provoke thoughts about the environment, social justice, and activism. My students are able to connect the themes of the song with current events of today. I begin each of these by playing the song for my students and ask what they think the message is in the lyrics. We then read through the histo
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7th - 12th
About Me: Identity Tree, Culture, Self, Strengths, Skills, Relationship, AAC
Knowing where you come from is part of knowing who you are! It's important to help children celebrate their culture, heritage & connections so that they can celebrate who they are & who they are becoming.I hope these provide you with a useful & useable format to build more strengths-based knowledge for all types of settings. They written with the aim of you working through this process with the child &/or the family & staff around them. This include resources both for younger
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PreK - 9th
Gobierno Estudiantil - Emprendiendo Juntos (Planeación Didáctica + Recursos)
¡"Gobierno Estudiantil - Emprendiendo Juntos", un proyecto educativo interactivo diseñado para transformar el salón de clases en un laboratorio de aprendizaje práctico! Este proyecto innovador aborda múltiples campos formativos, fomentando habilidades cruciales como liderazgo, emprendimiento, pensamiento crítico y trabajo en equipo.Características Destacadas:Simulación de Gobierno del Aula: Los estudiantes asumen roles de secretarios de gobierno, cada uno liderando una secretaría (Cultura, Econo
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4th - 12th
Also included in: BUNDLE: Todos los Recursos (Español)
Words of Wisdom - Celebrate Black History Month with 34 Inspirational Quotes
Celebrate Black History Month with 34 inspirational quote posters from influential African American people.This resource is a powerful tool to use in your classrooms, and can stimulate many interesting and inspiring topics and discussions with students about the challenges of people of color through history, including modern day heroes. They can make a striking bulletin board or hallway display and can also be used as writing prompts and will help promote critical thinking, diversity awareness,
Grades:
5th - 12th
Also included in: Black History Bundle
Censorship, what's the big deal? debate - ESL adult and kid conversation
This presentation contains a 39 slide PowerPoint lesson in editable PPT format with a worksheet on censorship in our society.It includes a debate lesson on:- Examples from real contemporary censorship cases - Self-censorship – do we need to apply it? When?- News censorship – is it different to other forms of censorship?- Movies, should they be censored?- discussion about the censorship of books.I hope you enjoy this lessonFor problems and questions, suggestions or idea sharing, I would LOVE
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Microaggressions Interrupted: Confronting Racism by Addressing Microaggressions
Dear Teacher and Counselor Friends, Social justice education. Teach your students and staff about microaggressions and antiracist work. At the heart of the lesson is research. Please review the lesson plan and activities to determine best practices for your audience. Microaggressions can be a sensitive topic for many. Please use professional judgement in your delivery and sensitivity to the topic and your audience. It can be taught in 1-3 parts, but 3 days is recommendedIf teaching in 2 days,
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
End of The Year Activities - Team Building - Advisory SEL Group Termination
These three terrific interactive activities allow students to decrease anxiety around termination and leave with something tangible as a positive reflection of their experience. As the end-of-the year comes to a close, you want students and participants to have a healthy termination of their class or group. This may be the only positive supportive relationships the student may have, and they should begin to understand that endings can also be a positive experience. Students should reflect on wha
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Identifying Stress and Anxiety - Stress Management and Coping Skills
This is a fantastic interactive resource for middle and high school students!Teens and young adults can often feel overwhelmed by the pressures and demands of society as they begin to transition into adulthood. These resources provide ways for high school and middle school students to identify, understand, and explore the causes of stress and anxiety.This resource includes:Stress and Anxiety: I am Stressed Out includes:• 2 Interactive Step-by-Step Activities• 83 Large Stress Cards• 83 Small Stre
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Design Your Own Home - Architecture Unit
Students learn the basic stages of designing a house, from planning to final design, in this two week unit. Critical thinking plays a large role in this activity. The unit has a strong emphasis on the preliminary planning stages of designing a home: spaces that are necessary vs. those that are amenities; defining public vs. private spaces; room locations and relationships; and working within a square footage budget. Just as an architect does, students will develop a preliminary floor plan, refin
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6th - 12th
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month SEL Virtual Bundle (Google)
May is AAPI Heritage Month and this download kicks off 21 days of the month with the story of an inspiring Asian American or Pacific Islander! Prep-Free and perfect for ALL AGES, the Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Bundle provides days of learning and reflection, while supporting social-emotional awareness and growth as students find personal connections to the lives and stories of these influential figures. You can use this resource for bell work, morning meetings, advisory s
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PreK - 12th
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Mental Health and Substance Abuse
Confidently and relevantly teach mental health and substance abuse, as well as mental health awareness and wellness to middle school and high school students with 7 days of NO PREP editable powerpoint slides (72 slides total) to teach the following health and well being subject matter: Alcohol & Drug Addiction Identity & Sexuality Mindfulness Communication StylesAssertiveness Understanding & Managing Emotions Above the Influence ProjectEngaging and relevant video links and activity
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Mental Health Bundle
SEL/IDENTITY ACTIVITY: Fillable Iceberg of Identity for Students
This is a GREAT activity that I've used for years to get students thinking about stereotypes, assumptions, and identity. I've adapted it this year for remote learning to make it super easy for students to fill in the various sections. Students use an iceberg as a visual metaphor to think about - Assumptions others may make about them based on their visible identity that AREN'T true - Assumptions others may make about them based on their visible identity that ARE true - Identities they hold "belo
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7th - 11th
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A Little History Of The World
This is a reading guide for those who choose to use the EH Gombrich book "A Little History of the World" for a Social Studies or Language Arts middle school learning environment.
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6th - 9th
Emoji – A new language? ESL, EFL, ELL adult and kid conversation
This is a two-hour ESL adult conversation lesson about emojis, their significance and the way we use them. The first hour includes a discussion about the role of emojis as a language. In the second hour, students reflect on the cultural aspect of Emojis and possible misunderstandings and gaffs they might cause.“Emojis” have gone way beyond a fun illustration for our text messages. Not only are they becoming a language onto themselves, but this is, as far as we know, the first truly global langua
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Disney's Moana (2016) Movie Guide + Activities + Sub Plan + Best Value
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This packet includes, among five other teaching aids, a peer-reviewed handout of 15 essay questions designed to promote empathy, goal setting, kindness, and debate among students. This resource, while rigorous and pertinent to the film, goes beyond the scope of questions like "what's the setting and time period" and helps students put into practice character building ideas and concepts based on themes from the movie. A modified black-and-white printer ink-saving vers
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7th - 12th
Fake news and false facts – ESL, EFL, ELL adult and kids conversation
This presentation contains a 60 slide PowerPoint lesson in editable PPT format with a work papers and teachers’ notes.There’s no need to explain the necessity of discussing this topic in this particular period. While preparing this lesson, I have tried as best I could to steer clear of politics and even personal specific examples and stuck to facts and study results.The activity at the end is there to show that “false facts” are not a new phenomenon and that science also gets it wrong (a lot…).T
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
R-E-S-P-E-C-T Bundle Pack!
Showing respect is a pivotal life skill that teaches us how to maintain friendships and withhold healthy relationships. In this bundle, you will have an opportunity to discuss what the meaning of respect is, how to differentiate between respect & disrespect, how to behave respectfully, how to be culturally respectful and what respect means to each individual. R-E-S-P-E-C-T find out what it means to ME!
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3rd - 12th
The end of the world – are you prepared? – adult conversation power-point lesson
This is a 23 slide PowerPoint ESL adult conversation lesson in editable PPT format with an activity, work sheet and teacher’s notesThis is a particularly fun lesson to teach mostly because of the activity at the end. It is one of my student’s favorite lessons and I hope yours will love it as well. Please note that if there’s a “Doomsday prepper” in your class, the argument might get very heated, so tread carefully.This lesson contains:- What is Apocalypticism and why are we obsessed with it?- In
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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