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Life skills cultural activities for Microsoft OneDrive
Back-to-School-Becoming Bucket Fillers Activities Pack!
This packet contains all you need to start the year off the right way with your class. It is focused on the book, "Have you Filled a Bucket Today?: A Guide to Happiness for Kids" by Carol McCloud or "How Full is Your Bucket? For Kids" by Tom Rath and Mary Reckmeyer.These materials are great resources to go along with the book. It contains materials for whole class activities, as well as individual work and will help your class to become a community of friends. Download the preview for a sneak
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PreK - 4th
What is AUTISM | Handouts & Activities | Autism Acceptance Awareness Printable
Teach students all about autism in a printable social narrative format, on what it means to be autistic! Four differentiated levels are included (with picture supports). These focus on identity first language & neurodiversity-affirming current best practices. It teaches students about the positives of stimming, about sensory needs, and more! Included are EIGHT unique handouts/activities and a CUSTOM VIDEO (free) with discussion questions about Autism.Please see the PREVIEW to see exactly wha
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K - 12th, Adult Education
THEATRE: Golden Rules of Theatre Etiquette, Theatre Readiness, Theatre Prep
Preparing Students to Attend Live Theatre sets students up for successful and more meaningful theatre experiences! Discussions include: What is Theatre? What is Etiquette? The Golden Rules of Theatre Etiquette. Use this resource to pre-teach the protocols of theatre etiquette so your students are prepared to attend live productions with all the social graces of a regular theatre-goer! This also helps students learn appropriate social skills and gain more from their theatre experience.Designed to
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6th - 8th
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Calendar Math - Digital Calendar Slides Morning Meetings - Interactive Full-Year
This year-long digital calendar math program is perfect for any primary classroom. Calendar skills, weather, and math skills are spiraled every day, creating a solid foundation for students to build on all year long. ⭐ This no-prep digital calendar can be used in the classroom or online! Digital Calendar Math is perfect for:✔ 1st, 2nd, and 3rd-grade classrooms ✔ primary math classrooms ✔ students who would benefit from repetition of math content ✔ students working on life skills ✔ teachers wish
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1st - 3rd
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Personal Financial Literacy | Cost to Raise a Baby | Budgeting | Life Skills
Are you teaching your middle school and high school students budget, personal financial literacy, life skills, or child development? Look no further than this NO PREP and detailed lesson on how to find out approximately how much it cost to raise a baby birth to age one. This lesson has complete directions to lead your students through the lesson clearly. All the hard work is done for you, all you must do is print (or upload lesson online) the NO PREP pages and watch your students have fun a
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9th - 12th
Peer Pressure Character Education Unit, No-Prep Lessons, Activities & Projects
A peer pressure character education unit that guides students to make appropriate choices. This is a complete "Peer Pressure Unit" on teaching students how to recognize negative and positive peer pressure and how to be an individual that makes their own decisions. From quotes to real life student examples, this unit will grasp your student's attention. Complete character education unit for upper elementary students.Great addition to any character education curriculum, teachers wanting to create
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4th - 8th
Also included in: Character Education BUNDLE for Upper Elementary Students, Seven Units!
Kindergarten Social Studies Unit: My Family
This product has been updated! Here is a list of the full contents:- Cover- Terms of Use- Table of Contents- Pre-Assessment- Post-Assessment- 5E Lesson Plans- Vocabulary Posters- Student Vocabulary Cards (color and B&W)- Student Worksheets- Teaching Tips- Student Mini-Book (color and B&W)- Review Game- CreditsThis product now has every single component you need to spend approximately 1 week teaching about Families with a pre-assessment, 3 days of plans, and a post-assessment. There is a
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K
Also included in: Kindergarten Social Studies Growing Bundle
Typing Sentences ⌨️ Keyboarding Practice Activity in Google Slides
Typing simple sentences makes great keyboarding practice for primary students. This is a set of 40 slides, each containing a short sentence for students to type. Any device that can access Google Slides or PowerPoint can be used to complete these digital interactive activities. Teacher Prep:1. With the file in edit mode, students type the sentence they see on the screen. There are 40 slides for them to go through.2. You may want to separate this into multiple sessions. To do this, make a copy of
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K - 2nd
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Also included in: Keyboarding Unit Kit ⌨️ Bundle with 17 Typing Resources for Grades K-5
Typing Paragraphs ⌨️ Advanced Keyboarding Practice Activity
Typing paragraphs makes great keyboarding practice for upper elementary and middle school students. This is a set of 15 slides, each containing a digital citizenship themed paragraph for students to type. Any device that can access Google Slides or PowerPoint can be used to complete these digital interactive activities. Teacher Prep:1. With the file in edit mode, students type the paragraph they see on the screen. There are 15 slides for them to go through.2. You may want to separate this into m
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4th - 7th
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Responsive Classroom: Greetings and Activities for Morning Meeting
Enhance Your Morning Meeting!This product will help you pick perfect greetings and activities to change up your Morning Meeting routine. As a part of the Responsive Classroom method, there are often many ideas catered to the lower elementary grades, but over the years I have compiled some of my favorite greetings and activities to use with my upper elementary classroom. This product has 29 greetings and 23 activities. This product contains two different themes to fit your classroom style. Ther
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3rd - 6th
I’m Made of Plastic, It’s Fantastic: An Introduction to Credit + Debit Cards
What's the biggest clue that you're growing up?! Getting credit card applications in the mail, duh! Use this awesome introductory resource to inform your students on the basics behind credit and debit cards. This resource begins with guided notes detailing the differences between credit and debit cards, transitions into key terms/parts of a card and finishes with the chance for your class to make their own credit cards!Credit card templates are offered in three (3) differentiations that are incr
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8th - 12th
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Psychopaths ... do you know any? ESL adult conversation
The lesson starts with a riddle, it was rumored that this riddle was used by psychiatrists to determine if an individual had some psychopathic traits (it’s not true of course), the discussion will lead you to the subject of the lesson (hopefully, not too many students will get the right answer…).This presentation contains a 52 slide PowerPoint lesson in editable PPT format with work sheets that accompany the lesson. it includes:- The difference between a psychopath and a sociopath - An intellect
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Typing Sentences ⌨️ Intermediate Keyboarding Practice Activity
Typing basic sentences makes great keyboarding practice for elementary students. This is a set of 20 slides, each containing a few digital citizenship themed sentences for students to type. Any device that can access Google Slides or PowerPoint can be used to complete these digital interactive activities. Teacher Prep:1. With the file in edit mode, students type the sentence they see on the screen. There are 20 slides for them to go through.2. You may want to separate this into multiple sessions
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2nd - 4th
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Culture resource: Your cultural identity questionnaire
A beautifully designed document to help learners explore their cultural identity. Cultural identity is a complex and multi-faceted concept. This resource will help learners think about the many aspects that make up our cultural identity. Questions are organised under the categories below. The last page looks at the role of a cultural mentor and whether there is someone who can fit that role for them.RESOURCEYou will receive 10 pages introducing, explaining and asking questions about:1. Your peop
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: 4 questionnaires bundle: cultural identity, environment, film, wellbeing
Multicultural Conversation Cards
Looking for an inclusive classroom resource to promote positive intercultural dialogue and respectful conversation skills? This set of 50 multicultural conversation cards is the perfect tool to help your students develop their oral language skills, conversation skills, empathy and build positive relationships with each other. Whether you're using them during circle time, morning meetings, icebreaker activities, restorative practice, Learn Together, Ethical Education or writing prompts, these op
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3rd - 6th
Also included in: Classroom Resources for Inclusive Education
Map Skills Digital Lesson and Practice Activities (Google Compatible)
If you are in need of a digital-friendly map skills lesson and practice activities, this resource is set up and ready to go! Your students will gain an understanding of key terms and understandings and will have an opportunity to read, analyze, and apply their knowledge of geographic features with various practice activities included throughout. This is set up in Google Slides with clickable links, drag & drop, and filling the blank activities. Answer keys are included!This resource covers::
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5th - 7th
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Also included in: Map Skills Lesson & Activities Print and Digital Bundle
Etiquette Tip of the Day Bell Ringer/Warm Up
Get students focused for your class while transforming them into ladies and gentlemen with this Etiquette Tip of the Day bell ringer (or warm up)! Great for FACS/ FCS / Home Economics classrooms. Or any middle or high school class. Topics include: cell phone, dining, theater, greeting, and so much more. With 113 Etiquette Tips you can pick and choose which ones you like best. Display on your Smart Board or TV for them to read as they enter class. Optional: have students write it down each d
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: Etiquette/Manners Bundle
Cultural Foods Research Project
This project allows students to choose a particular culture and research its food, commonly used ingredients and recipes. The final project will result in a cultural foods booklet that they can compile and bind.
Students can work in pairs or alone.
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6th - 12th
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My Community A Social Studies Project for Special Ed
Help your students learn about their important personal information, interact with and explore their communities and communicate as well as showcase their knowledge and preferences with those around them!The My Community Project Includes:-A HW assignment which serves as a pre-planning page. Students and families can help generate information about the places their family goes to most frequently in their community.-Pages to create an 8 page book all about each student's community-3 formats for e
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Not Grade Specific
School Bus Safety PowerPoint with Easel Assessment
School Bus Safety. Back to school and beginning of the year School Bus Safety PowerPoint. 15 slides with animation for teaching about school bus safety. Use this lesson for back to school or anytime for review. Basic safety tips and rules about how to get on and off a bus, cross in front of a bus, and behave on a bus in motion. This resource includes a 10 question self-grading Easel Assessment. Use PowerPoints like this in Zoom for videoconferencing. Share with students or colleagues in OneDriv
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2nd - 5th
Charity – it's not as clear cut as you think, Conversation ESL and debate class
This is a PowerPoint lesson in editable PPT format with worksheets and teacher’s notes. This conversation lesson, aimed at high schoolers and ESL adults, aspires to create a debate about the pros and cons of charity in its various forms and models and to discuss what, if any, are the problems with charity as we know it.Charity is something that seems pretty straightforward. Not everyone gives to charity, but most people believe it’s a good and moral thing to do. In this lesson, we look at scient
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Star Spangled Banner & American Flag
Star Spangled Banner and the American Flag. Your students can learn the words to the Star Spangled Banner. Includes American flag in color and BLM (both with words and without words). Great for all ages. You can print out the color visual for a sample, and then have your students color in the black and white copies. For younger students, stripes are marked to help them color in correctly. Also included is a blank version for any other art use or patriotic project.Students can add a red, white or
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K - 3rd
Digital Car Shopping: A Unit Rate Project
***Now featuring a SpEdder Together best seller in digital format***Let's get digital, digital!Are your students struggling to relate unit rates to the real world? Look no further! This fun digital project lets students see the real price of cars, grasp miles per gallon, price per gallon per year and more! What better way to practice car shopping and unit rates than with a digital resource?! This project is perfect for high school special ed students! It relates math on their level to age-approp
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6th - 10th
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Telling Time Nearest 5 minutes Reading a Clock Google Classroom Interactive
There are never too many ways for students to practice the skill of telling time! These interactive slides for Google Classroom are a great interactive way for students to practice reading an analog clock to the nearest 5 minutes. This is a great way to get your primary kiddos onto Google Classroom or Microsoft OneDrive. Students read the analog clock and have 3 choices for it's match. They move one of the digital items that they believe the analog clock to be to the blue rectangle at the bottom
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2nd - 3rd
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