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12th grade Winter psychology scripts
Id, Ego, and Superego Student Skits
This ZIP file contains both an editable Microsoft Word document as well as a PDF version.After explaining Freud's idea of the id, ego, and superego, students create skits to demonstrate these psychological phenomena. They are put into groups of three and given one of the scenarios in the document, which usually involve a person facing a moral dilemma of some sort. One student is assigned to id, one to ego, and one to superego. I read their scenario to the class, and then students "act out" th
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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"Elf Finals" - A Holiday Skit for Middle Years Adaptable for other grades-Funny!
Struggling to find something for your middle schoolers to do at the Winter Concert? This skit it adaptable for many grades, but I created this with my grade 8 class in mind! It uses slang terms with just the right amount of cheese factor that students will buy in! Feel free to adjust to use phrases that are popular in your class. These were just a few my students use regularly. Parts can be adaptable as you see fit and to create more or less speaking parts for students. I did not include the T
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4th - 12th
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One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest-Dale Wasserman's Play, Viewing and Reading Guide
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, adapted by Dale Wasserman from the Ken Kesey novel is an engaging play that still reaches contemporary audiences. The play, which is more faithful to the novel than the famous film can be read aloud by class members or viewed on YouTube as the popular play is available through several performances. Links on the answer key are provided to four different performances and a link to a free copy of the script and the Amazon link to purchase the play. It is also availa
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Sally's Smile Reader's Theatre Script -Ghosts -Sentimental -Family -Doll
IanI don't understand. You’re dying everyday? SophieWe always die. IanBut why are you always dying? She didn't reply directly. Instead she said: SophieI'm so unhappy about Sally…Sally my doll. I can't bear to think of her all smashed up. Maybe that's why we have to keep on riding on the bus…maybe that’s why we keep on dying all the time. I must know that Sally's safe. lan passed a hand across his face and began to cry. Included in the Sally's Smile Reader's Theatre Unit:34 page script5 character
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6th - 12th
"Anger Management" _ 6 WORKBOOKS_ EMOTIONAL REGULATION SKILLS (98 PAGES)
This series of downloadable and digitally interactive workbooks teach young adults about anger, managing it, and how to develop self-awareness around triggers. Lesson 1 pertains to defining anger and identifying how it feels in the body. Lesson 2 pertains to contextually identifying triggers. Lesson 3 pertains to the difference between just, unjust, triggered, and provoked anger. Lesson 4 pertains to the difference between positive anger and fear-based anger. Lesson 5 pertains to understanding n
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Read a Relaxation Script to your Students: Teaching Mindfulness
Read a Relaxation Script to your Students: Teaching MindfulnessWhat’s Behind the Lesson?Throughout the year, I like to help my students un-stress by reading a Relaxation Script to them. It usually takes FIFTEEN minutes. It’s always a welcome break by students of any age.I am helping them to find their breath, and to bring awareness inwards.The beauty of the script is that I can read it anywhere—in the classroom, at their desks, outside, inside the gymnasium etc. Students need practice at being ‘
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Performance Psychology Minicourse for Sport & Other Pursuits: 13 Lessons
This is Your Brain on Figurative Language: Brain-Science of Metaphors & Similes
Do you know what a simile is? A metaphor? If you do, you can probably give me a hand with these definitions:• A simile is a comparison that uses “like” or “as.”• A metaphor is a comparison that does NOT use “like” or “as.” Now that we’re all on the same page, I have to offer a confession: I taught figurative language using these two definitions for a huge chunk of my teaching career. I never realized I was stuck in a rut. These textbook explanations blocked me from seeing that symbolic language
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Cross-Disciplinary Science-Based Writing Bundle
SEL ACTIVITIES CBT Journal
This journal guides one to explore feelings, analyze negative thoughts, encourage "HeartMath" breathing, list daily goals, and create gratitude lists. Seven pages can be filled out per assigned day. Filling out 7 pages per day may take up to 30 minutes of reflection. Copy and paste the first seven pages til infinity!This item can be used in an interactive notebook, counseling session, or classroom. Add notes & annotations through an interactive layer and assign it to students via Google Clas
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2nd - 12th, Staff
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Also included in: SEL ACTIVITIES: A Year of Journaling Once Per Week
Pkg#1- Language Arts Monologues and Inter-Active Scripts
"Effective Communication" training with monologues and fun dialogue
Professional studio scripts originally written by a teacher/educator for PPA Studios. These scripts were developed to aid actors in training for major film and television studios. Scripts were developed to strengthen various aspects of students honing their craft.
Content ranges from Test Television Commercials (emphasizing timing, blocking and stage presence) to short (2-5 minute) comic and/or serious dramatic scenes emphasi
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Christmas in Killarney by Kenna McHugh
Snowy is called upon to save Christmas from the evil villains Slick and Slide. Along the way there is lots of fun, the singing of many traditional Christmas songs and the audience is asked to help out. In the end, Snowy, a cousin of Frosty, receives some timely assistance from Santa Claus himself.
Christmas in Killarney was originally produced at Magic Circle Theatre in Roseville, California
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5th - 12th
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The Nutcracker
Original play with a lot of flexibility to add as many song/dance numbers as you choose - some small re-writing may have to occur in Act 2 dependent upon how many additional numbers you create.Deals with magic and the innocence of youth...not Christmas or biblical in nature.Royalty free - single purchase allows for production and unlimited photocopying of the script.
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1st - 12th
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Radiolab- Morality Episode Transcript
Engage students in rich discussions around Morality using Radiolab's Morality episode and this transcript to guide students' listening. The transcript is 21 pages and can be used in a variety of fashions in the classroom- to find evidence to support arguments in classroom discussions, for re-reading and deepening understanding, for extracting vocabulary.
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7th - 12th
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Winter Sentence Flips
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Print out and laminate.
The last page of the booklet I fold in half and this way when you unfold it, the sentence strip page will now appear under each picture page and your students will be able to make their sentences easily.
Attach Velcro on each little picture and in the middle of each white box on the sentence strip. I store the pieces in a Zip-loc baggie.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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[TED ED] How fast is the speed of thought? Worksheet & Vocab Practice
This products are for advanced learners. The sources are made based on TED ed. Worksheet includes these: 1. Introduction (summary) 2. 3-5 comprehension questions 3. 2-3 open questions 4. 1-3 discussion questions 5. video script 6. answers for comprehension questions. Vocab Practice includes these: 1. 15 Word Completion Quizzes 2. 10 Choice Questions 3. Answers When you use TED ed contents and use these materials together, your students will understand the contents of TED ed more easily. Thank yo
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: [TED ed] 10 themes bundle
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[TED ED] 3 tips to boost your confidence Worksheet & Vocab Practice
This products are for advanced learners. The sources are made based on TED ed. Worksheet includes these: 1. Introduction (summary) 2. 3-5 comprehension questions 3. 2-3 open questions 4. 1-3 discussion questions 5. video script 6. answers for comprehension questions. Vocab Practice includes these: 1. 15 Word Completion Quizzes 2. 10 Choice Questions 3. Answers When you use TED ed contents and use these materials together, your students will understand the contents of TED ed more easily. Thank yo
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: [TED ed] 10 themes bundle
A SOCIAL STORY - "Being A Kind Roommate" (SEL ACTIVITY)
Do you know a supported person who is getting ready to leave home to live in a supported environment with roommates? This social story is preparation for dealing with roommates who may have behavioral issues - teaching tips on how to be kind when dealing with daily frustrations. This product was made with google slides and so can be used in an interactive digital forum. #SupportedPerson#intellectualdisabilities #newhome #grouphome
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Power Bundle - "Life Skills for Supported Persons"
Creating a Monologue: Parents Model Behavior for Children
This is a cross-curricular assignment using this article from Psych Central: http://psychcentral.com/news/2010/05/27/modeling-behavior-for-children-has-long-lasting-effects/14139.html
In it, students must put themselves in the shoes of a parent and a child observing that parent to develop a short monologue using method acting. I developed this assignment in partnership with a troubled homebound 10th grade student who was expecting her first baby.
The assignment is available in full for free a
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Placebo Effect Test
Taste Test activity to demonstrate the placebo effect
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6th - 12th
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Subcultures and Countercultures
This assignment was geared toward a Sociology class, but can be used in any social studies/history classroom or used for a study about culture. This is a group project where students need to research, create, and perform a skit on a subculture and a counterculture.
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6th - 12th
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Weekly EFT/Tapping Prompts: I am Self-disciplined
Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) is a self help tool that can be easily accessed and practiced. This weekly prompt series allows teachers to encourage daily habits that strengthen the mental health of the overall classroom. EFT is proven to decrease anxiety, PTSD and limiting beliefs while increasing positive thoughts about ourselves and circumstances. The weekly tapping scripts will cover topics such as kindness, confidence, friendships, embracing challenges, change and so much more. Please do
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4th - 12th
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Court-room Questions
Sometimes kids struggle to challenge their own thoughts! Use these questions to help them find what is true about their thought and what is untrue.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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Sample: "Discuss ethical considerations related to research at the cog. level."
This argumentative essay is based on the IB Psychology Paper 1 essay prompt "Discuss ethical considerations related to research studies at the cognitive level." It purposefully uses research not found in most curricula as the idea is stimulate discussions on the specific ethical issues raised in the essay rather than give a list of easily memorized studies and concerns. Hopefully the class as a whole will read it then relate the concerns not just to psychological research but to the world around
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10th - 12th
Eat! It's Not About Food Comprehension Questions and Facts
Using the script Eat! It's Not About Food by Linda Daugherty from Dramatic Publishing, my students did a lesson about eating disorders. The comprehension worksheet includes questions from the script along with bonus work about Barbie dolls, struggles that wrestlers face, and the harms of counting calories.
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6th - 12th
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