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Character education projects for Microsoft Word
"What Would You Do?" Project on Morals, Values, Ethics
This is a fun and engaging project on morals, values, ethics, and even religion based on the hit ABC television show, "What Would You Do?" This 2-part project consists of reflective episode questions and creating a group skit!This product is completely editable and includes detailed instructions, an episode question sheet, and a rubric.My 8th grade students loved this project!
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Community Service Project
Students plan and carry out their own community service project to learn how to be a part of a community. Students learn that even though they are young, they can be a valuable asset within their city. Students complete forms to help them plan, carry out, and reflect on their service projects.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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Student Names in Braille Template
This product is a great activity to go with any unit on Braille or disabilities. All you need is a copy of the Braille alphabet, some glue, and some little round gems from your local craft store. This product includes a template for a teacher model, as well as templates for students with 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 letters in their first names. The red text tells you where to type the names of your students. This is always a hit with my students. Upon completion, they love to close their eyes and see
Grades:
1st - 5th
Seven Deadly Sins Mini-Project
ALL my students loved this! It is a creative activity/assessment which reveals much about student knowledge and his/her perspective on society. This project can be used as a take-home or in-class assignment and has cross-curricular uses. It can be "dressed up" as a presentation or power point and can also be utilized either individually or cooperatively.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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6th Grade Leadership Curriculum
Teaching a middle school leadership class?? Running out of resources? This is my created curriculum for a middle school leadership course! This is filled with SEL lessons, videos, organization techniques, leadership activities along with entrepreneur projects. Students will be public speaking, keeping up with a planner, creating presentations, and even creating their own SharkTank product. This is a years worth of curriculum! Take what you need!
Grades:
6th - 8th
BeKind Advocacy Marketing Project - Rubric Included!
Empower your students with the 'BeKind21 Advocacy Project,' an engaging and impactful initiative designed to foster kindness and awareness in your school community. Aligned with the nationally recognized Week of Respect, this project invites students to use their creativity and digital design skills to craft compelling Marketing flyers promoting #BeKind21—an initiative led by Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation.In this comprehensive resource, students will explore the #BeKind21 movement by visi
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Budgeting and Money Management Class Project- "Life Project" Editable
During this project, students will receive paychecks, pay bills, put money aside for savings and record all withdrawals and deposits in their personal check register.
Complete packet includes:
-Proposal for classroom project, entitled The Life Project
-Student packet outlining expectations regarding paychecks, savings account, check register, spending, etc.
-Blank check templates
-Check register for students to record their expenditures
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Grades:
6th - 10th
GLE 101- CPT The Highschool Handbook for Success
This is a CPT based on course material for the GLE 101: Learning strategies course. You can also choose to incorportate the book, the 7 habits of highly effective teens, as the book focuses on executive functioning skills and flows nicely with the grade 9 GLE curriculum. For this culminating task, students have to create a handbook for highschool success where they will touch on topics such as academics, extra curricular activities, social skills and mental health and wellness. This CPT is chuck
Grades:
9th - 11th
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Vision Board: Dreams for the Future PREP AND STRESS FREE
“Vision boards” are a wonderful way to scaffold students’ dreams and plans for their futures; this activity stands alone in terms of the value the lesson as an end of year vision for the future after all of the hard work of learning with you, for a beginning of the year activity on goals and the importance of perseverance to achieve students´ visions of success, as a rainy day activity, sub plans for a day you’re out, a Career Day activator or extension activity….the merits of the “Vision B
Grades:
4th - 8th
Let's Make A Boardgame (Social Skills Project)
If you are looking for an activity that focuses on practical application of social skills, creative thinking, and production then please see the attached file. It is a board game making project and I am starting it this week with my kids. Below are some session suggestions to get you started.
First session
o Discuss what board games are
o Recognize different kinds of board games and their type category
§ Candy Land (fun, traditional)
§ Hi Ho Cherry-O (fun)
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education
Personal Finance/Financial Literacy Unit Project: WHO IS MY MONEY?
Are you a personal finance or financial literacy teacher trying to find ways to incorporate opportunities for creative expression into the curriculum?Do you have a grading system that is designed to resolve around project or test grades?Are you looking for ways to incorporate more variety and cross-curriculum integrations into the NGPF curriculum?This project resource is a summative assessment for a behavioral economics unit in a financial literacy class. It is designed to supplement the Next Ge
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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About Me Pennant
Students will create a pennant to advertise themselves like universities and athletic programs. An essay will be written about the pennant. This is a great project to use at the beginning of the year. A 1-4 grading scale is used. I have the students create the pennant on the first day then complete a timed write the second day.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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"The Bucket List" film questions and activity
Great short questions to answer after finishing the film "The Bucket List" starring Morgan Freeman.
I love to use this for my Career and Life Management class, and as an extra to inspire some serious conversation and answers from my students in class.
Easy to mark, and simple "Create your own bucket list" activity at the end - with some example pictures to help students create something with unique details.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Country Creation Project
This "Country Creation" project allows students to develop a country of their own, respond to questions about that country, and potentially create a speech about the challenges their country is facing. A rubric is included to support students' creation of the project (and the teacher's grading process).
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Student Well-Being Growth vs. Fixed Mindset
This Student Well-Being session on fixed vs a growth mindset can be done in a 90 minute block period and spread out over the course of a week depending on how much you plan to extend the lesson. Students will learn through real life examples having a fixed mindset vs a growth mindset. This helps with goal setting and contains various discussion opportunities and video clips of athletes and others who display a growth mindset. Through strategies and techniques that work for them, students will
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Random Acts of Kindness Calendar (Editable)
Doing acts of kindness is one of the best activities you can do with your students. It’s a great way to build classroom culture. It is a lot of fun and teaches kids about compassion and service.
Any act of kindness no matter how big or small can make a difference–especially when done intentionally!
Use this calendar as a class project, homework, or any way you'd like!
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Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Student Wel-Being - Bullying lesson plan
This Student Well-Being session on bullying can be done in a 90 minute block period and spread out over the course of a week, and even the entire school year, depending on how much you plan to extend the lesson. Students will learn through real life examples, statistics, and evidence based research, the impact of bullying, cyberbullying, and practices students can do to combat this. This helps with differentiating bystander with upstander, taking action and applying good character education. T
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Also included in: Student Well-Being - Bullying Lesson Plan and Presentation
Student Well-Being - Time Management Lesson Plan Task explanation
This Student Well-Being session can be done in a 90 minute block period and spread out over the course of a week depending on how much you plan to extend the lesson. Students will learn about prioritizing, discuss strategies and techniques that work for them, and put this into practice by mapping out their day, week, month and year. This can be followed up throughout the school year and documented and modified throughout the year. A great lesson for late elementary, middle school, and high schoo
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Also included in: Student Well-Being Time Management presentation and lesson plan
Million Dollar Project
Project explanation hand-out. Students have a budget of $1,000,000 and they need to learn how to budget and subtract from their amount!
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Math in Every Career Project
Project Description:
Students have to choose a job they want when they grow up.
Part A: Determine your salary and deduct taxes
Part B: Find 7 ways math is used in your career
Part C: Present your project!
Includes a parent signature sheet and grading rubric.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Paper Plate Project
This Paper Plate Project can be used as a rubric for students to decorate a plate like a character from a book. Teachers can use the rubric to grade the students presentation and creativity. The last page is a template to practice or whatever the teacher chooses. The rubric is 2 levels for different academic abilities.
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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Charity Unit - Project Based Learning
This is a Project Based Learning unit on charity. Students will spend time researching different charities, watching different videos links, and follow links to different charity websites. When all the research is done the students will answer to this challenge: The Challenge - Of all the charities that are out there, which one do you feel is the most valuable one? Who do they support? How do people/groups qualify for the support? How do they get their supplies/funding to support those in nee
Grades:
4th - 11th
Collage Activity: What Makes Us Human?
This fun activity was created to get students thinking about all the factors that make us human. I used it after introducing the Social Sciences and specifically teaching about Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology. Students have to look through magazines and find pictures and words that symbolize humanity from the points of view of anthropology, psychology, and sociology. They then use those images to create a collage that represents their view of humanity. Students are also asked to writ
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Media Studies Project on Male Stereotypes in the Mass Media
Images of Men and Masculinity in the Mass Media
This assignment requires students to examine and reflect on some stereotypical ideas of masculinity. These ideas are pervasive in adverts and other areas of popular culture promulgated by the mass media.
For this project, students have to find adverts from magazines or the internet that illustrate three out of a list of eight widespread masculine stereotypes. They also have to find one ad that has some non-stereotypical characteristics.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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