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7th grade social emotional learning cultural activities for Google Apps
DOWN SYNDROME Awareness | Editable Lesson, Video, Vocab & Quiz
Teach students all about Down syndrome with this editable google slides lesson, with an neurodiversity-affirming approach to disability! Included are ways to support students with Down syndrome, ideas to celebrate Down syndrome Awareness Month (October) or World Down syndrome Awareness (March 21), and a custom made video made just for kids. Teach important vocab, facts and strengths about Down syndrome to anyone who is approximately at a 2nd-5th grade level. Left EDITABLE so you can adapt furthe
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K - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Down Syndrome Awareness | Lesson, Activities and Readings BUNDLE
Editable Restorative Practice Circle Introduction / Expectations Slides
Use this EDITABLE Restorative Practice Circle presentation to introduce your scholars to Classroom Restorative Circles. This presentation will guide you in instructing your students on the following topics:What is a Restorative Circle?Why do We Use Them?What are the Roles + Expectations of Those Who are in a Circle?How We Create a Safe Space5 Different Parts of a Circle + Details of EachThink/Pair/Share ActivityPractice Circle TemplateClosing Circle TemplateClosing ThoughtsWhat's Included:Google
Grades:
3rd - 12th
About INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES | Editable Lesson, Video, Vocab & Quiz
Teach students all about Intellectual Disabilities with this editable google slides lesson, on what it means to have an intellectual disability! Teach important vocab, facts and strengths to anyone who is approximately at a 2nd-5th grade level. Left EDITABLE so you can adapt further to your needs. Three differentiated levels of quizzes (with picture supports) are included.Please see the video preview for exactly what is included!Check out the included animated video here!........................
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K - 12th, Adult Education
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LGBTQ+/GSA Activities and Lessons (10 lessons!)
Leading a GSA or LGBTQ+ group? Hoping to talk about queer topics in your classroom? Look no further! This product is a collection of 10 lessons/activities meant for GSA clubs, or talking about LGBTQ+ topics, ideally with middle school students. These lessons were developed as part of a Masters of Education thesis project.Included in this product are written educator lesson plans, Google slides to present, and handouts for each activity.
Grades:
6th - 9th
Slurs & Other Harmful Language
Are you struggling with student’s using slurs? Are you hearing the N-word said out in your hallways? Not sure how to handle a student culture of Harmful Language?This presentation will guide a classroom discussion on Slurs and Other Harmful Language and why it is important that we avoid using those terms. This is meant to be a discussion between students and the School Counselor/School Social Worker/Teacher, not a lecture.Slurs discussed cover the areas of Race, Disability, and LGBTQ+.Links to t
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Virtual Trip to Japan
This virtual field trip to Japan can be used to give a general overview of Japanese culture, as an opportunity to practice group collaboration and problem-solving, and as a way to teach students how to budget. Students will "travel" together in groups with varying budgets. They will make decisions as a group about flight choices, accommodation, food, which city to visit, a nature activity to participate in, a cultural activity to participate in, and which souvenir to bring home. Students will di
Grades:
6th - 10th
17 Letters from "ELF" and Holiday Activities!
Happy Holidays! Located in this Google Slide presentation are 17 daily letters (every school day from December 1st) from your classroom Elf to your class. Each letter has a fun question of the day to engage students and activities to do with your class. All letters are editable for ultimate customization. I hope you enjoy !Please write a review :)
Grades:
PreK - 8th
‘Get to Know Your Classmates’ Scavenger Hunt
Need something fun to do on the first day of school? Need a way to get to know your students and have them get to know each other? Try this ‘Get to Know Your Classmates’ Scavenger Hunt Activity! I am a firm believer that the best classroom management practices start with getting to know your students. This is a great way to start that. This is a GOOGLE DOC that gives you the ability to alter/change the questions to better suit your students! :)****************************************************
Grades:
5th - 12th
Advisory Lessons
Start the day off the right way, by doing these quick activities with your homeroom/advisory students.
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Grades:
6th - 10th
Homeroom/Advisory Lessons
Get your students ready for the day with some quote analysis and quick discussions about empathy, social justice, current events, and social-emotional wellbeing.
Grades:
5th - 12th
My Culture Interview Chart - Social Studies - Visual Organisers - Inquiry - IB
An oral language interview task that will help students learn more about, themselves, their families and culture. This can be printed out or used digitally.Younger students can draw and/or write and older students write.It can be done as a stand alone activity but is also included in the Culture - How We Express Ourselves PYP Enhanced unit available here on TpT.
Grades:
1st - 8th
Team-builders
Want to build community in your classroom? This slide-deck will be your holy grail for creating lasting bonds in your classroom. This resource includes over 130 slides and 39 classroom team-builders. The resource comes with all materials linked, teacher instructions, research to justify team-building in the classroom, AND student-facing materials. I've used these team-builders in my classroom and have seen positive engagement and improvement in even my most challenging students. This slide deck
Grades:
6th - 12th
Achievements of Ancient India Yoga Meditation SEL Pear Deck Google Slides
Immerse your students in the history and practice of yoga and meditation while also promoting social-emotional learning and essential reading and writing skills! This Pear Deck engages students in the ancient practices of yoga and meditation in Ancient India while also incorporating modern-day exercises.At the start of the lesson, students will engage in a social-emotional check-in to reflect on their emotional state. They will then explore gratitude and favorite calming activities through journ
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6th - 8th
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Quien Soy Yo! Spanish 1 Adjectives and El verbo Ser
Hola!This project is multifaceted. The vocabulary covered is limited to beginning Spanish 1. Therefore you can use it 1. to review Questions in Spanish2. To practice conversation questions3. As a review in Spanish 24. As a beginning of the year Spanish 2 ProjectPlease read the introductory slides for ideas! If you like this product please leave a review!If you have any issues, feel free to email me at Thecoolestsenorita@gmail.comAlso, don't forget to follow my page to get notifications on new pr
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6th - 12th
Diversity and Inclusion: December Celebrates People with Disabilities
Celebrate diversity, equity and inclusion with these daily slides / teachable moments on historical figures. December 3 is International Day of Persons with Disabilities - making this a month long celebration with these easy Google Slides!
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Gratitude Tree Painting Project
This Gratitude Tree project is designed for middle school students and supports social emotional learning in the art room. Students study an existing gratitude tree using "see think wonder", then they go through the process of creating their own gratitude tree painting.
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Grades:
6th - 9th
Rise Above Bulletin Board
INSPIRATIONAL AND UPLIFTING MESSAGE!Includes all materials to create the bulletin board shown!EDITABLE!Includes famous several celebrities with small descriptions of difficult times they’ve encountered in life that students would be able to connect to.Some of the listed difficulties include bullying in school, growing up in poverty and single parent households, disabilities, and more. Does not include colorful circles behind the “always” lettering nor the yellow squares behind the “sunshine” let
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Stereotyping Lesson Google Slides - Pre-Reading Activity for The Outsiders Novel
This is a great activity to present to your class to teach about stereotypes before reading The Outsiders. Students will look at pictures of all kinds of people and record their first thoughts about those people. Through your discussions, students will discover that as humans, we often stereotype each other without even realizing it. People don’t always fit their stereotypes, and it is not fair to judge people based on their looks or where they come from. Teacher Slides for presentingStudent Sli
Grades:
7th - 10th
Advisory/Homeroom/Class Greets
Do you do "Greets" in advisory? It's a great way to have students connect, build community, and have some fun! Some greets include a "Share" so students can share things about themselves. The greets are based on a daily holiday. They are so much fun and ready to use! Daily Greets from September 6 - June 10.
Grades:
4th - 8th
Growth Mindset Podcasts and Activites
Just share these google slides with your students to help them learn about and understand the concept of growth mindset by listening to the Big Life Podcast and engaging in discussion questions.With in this Google Slide Deck you will find your students have access to:Five Big Life Podcast episodes (episodes related to growth mindset)Youtube Video resources to help students develop background knowledgeDiscussion question prompts (individual and group-based)This activity can be done whole group, a
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Addams Family Social Norms Analysis
To be used while watching Addams Family. Students will analyze social norms from the viewpoint of a sociologist. To be used with any of the Addams Family movies, but curated after the 2019 Addams Family cartoon film.
Grades:
7th - 12th
What Does It Mean to Belong?
This lesson is part 9/10 of the unit Identity & Community<<<(LINKED HERE)However, this lesson can be given as a stand-alone assignment.Students identify the range of actions they can take when confronted with exclusion. The term upstander is introduced, as well as key terms such as bystander, perpetrator, and victim.In Lesson 8, students explored issues of membership and belonging through a fictional and historical example. “The ‘In’ Group,” a short reading included in this lesson,
Grades:
K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Identity & Community: 10 Lesson Unit
What is Community?
This lesson is part 6/10 of the unit Identity & Community<<<(LINKED HERE)However, this lesson can be given as a stand-alone assignment.Students answer the question, "What is a community?" by writing their own definition of the word and identifying what characteristics make their classroom a community.With Lesson 6, students move away from the study of individuals to the study of groups of people. Communities are distinguished from groups by the fact that they share a common interest
Grades:
K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Identity & Community: 10 Lesson Unit
Get To Know Me Form for Technology Class and Adaptable for Any Class
This Form is intended to be used at the beginning of the school year. I use this in my technology class with K-5 students. You can easily modify this Form to suite the needs of your own class. To assure this Form is accessible for younger, ELL, and SpecEd students, I included verbal directions for students via Mote extension. You can easily download Mote for free onto your Chromebook to record your own directions. Students can also use Mote to record their answers in case they have difficulty ty
Grades:
PreK - 8th
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