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Kindergarten social emotional learning projects for Microsoft PowerPoint
Kindness Challenge EDITABLE {Promoting Kindness in the Classroom}
Random Acts of Kindness Week is in February and February is great month to promote kindness in the classroom. And it's easy to do with this 28-day KINDNESS CHALLENGE!Each student is given a challenge sheet with 28 ways they can be kind at school. The acts of kindness are completely EDITABLE, so you can use my pre-filled ideas or add your own! You could even make it blank and have your students write in their acts of kindness as they complete them.I display each child's challenge sheet on the wal
Grades:
K - 5th
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Friendship Feast Enrichment Project
This is a week long enrichment project to build classroom relationships and teach social emotional skills. A slideshow presentation guides learning with daily "Missions" for students to complete. At the end of the week, the project will be completed with a Friendship Feast to celebrate the traits all good friends have.Included:Editable Friendship Feast Presentation LinkDonation Sign-Up link for feast componentsPrintable friendship Traits anchor chart piecesPrintable friendship Feast menu and pla
Grades:
K - 3rd
Ready to Use Kindness Caring Make World Better Book based SEL LESSON 5 vid heart
This READY-TO-USE Social-emotional Learning lesson (no prep) supports the Character Education, PBIS, and the Six Pillars of Citizenship for Character Counts word "CARING". It is based on the book, Ordinary Mary's Extraordinary Deed, with a link to a video of the book being read aloud. Included are 5 videos that help model the concept. Also, a lesson introduction by Izzy the Wonder Dog is included.Concepts taught include:Definition of caringHow we incorporate caring into our livesCaring and
Grades:
K - 5th
End of the Year Polaroid Snapshot Project
This EDITABLE End of the Year Polaroid is the perfect project for any grade level to reflect on their favorite memories of the school year! Change the prompts, edit the line spacing, and more with this entirely editable resource. I had my students color the camera and draw themself, their name, and the year in the top photograph. Then, they followed the prompts to illustrate and write the rest of the photos. Lastly, they glued them together to finish their project!Fonts used - KG Lego House
Grades:
K - 5th
Step-by-Step Teddy Bear Painting inspired by Corduroy
Young students will learn how to draw a sketch with shapes, add details, and paint with visual texture as they create a teddy bear inspired by Don Freeman's classic, Corduroy.This step by step powerpoint was designed for my 1st graders. I also include a link to my reading of the story on youtube and my practice sheet that you can print for students. This lesson also gives you the option to teach students to sew a button on the artwork or just tie a bow and glue a button. As an extra bonus, I've
Grades:
K - 3rd
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Gratitude Quilt Collaborative Project
Use this gratitude quilt template as a collaborative project with your class. Appropriate for elementary, middle, and high school students. Great for a quick Thanksgiving or Kindness Week project. Students write and draw what they are grateful for. Attach each student's square to create a beautiful collaborative quilt to hang in your classroom.This project could also be used at a staff meeting for teachers and other school staff. Product includes:-Editable power point file-5 templates for gratit
Grades:
K - 12th, Staff
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"I Lost a Tooth" Writing and Crowns
"I lost a tooth!" Here's a way to celebrate, read & write narratives about, and involve parents in the big event. Make crowns & a class book all about losing a tooth. Take advantage of kids' desire to talk & write about their experiences by having a book ready to share all their stories. When a child loses a tooth, they get to wear a crown for the day & take home a class book to read about others' experiences and write their own. This has been a favorite of my Kindergarten a
Grades:
K - 1st
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Also included in:Â Make a Class Book of the Month Writing Bundle
ART PROJECT - COLOR BLOCKING (Elementary to High School, Special Ed Students)
Hello fellow teachers, I teach Art to intellectually disabled High School students and want to share some of the art projects I have created for them. This Color Blocking Art Project is suitable for any grade level (Elementary, Middle, and High School). This project is also suitable for special ed students of all grade levels. It includes slides on the history of color blocking and includes two guided art projects on the topic. My students loved these projects, so I hope you find it useful!
Grades:
PreK - 12th
FLIP GRID INSTRUCTIONS
10 Reason's Why you need to invest in this Complete Project Based Learning Lesson Plan!1. Kids will smile when you present this assignment to them to do!2. Standards-Based3. Ready to Copy and present to the students today!4. Student Lead5. Teacher Facilitated6. Bell Ringer Built-in7. Teach Bell to Bell8. Decrease Discipline Problems9. Supplies List10. Supplies Included
Grades:
K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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