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Hispanic Heritage Month business scripts
Business Meeting Simulation Role-Play
Hold a business meeting in your classroom with this staff meeting role-play activity. This product contains 3 PDFs: Staff Meeting Script, Staff Meeting Agenda, Staff Meeting Scenario Cards. The scenario cards include 15-speaking parts and an additional 24-optional job cards for each student to be included in the introduction segment of the meeting.This product pairs well with the Business Meeting Etiquette Gallery Walk.Instructions: Print and cut-out the scenario cards. You may wish to print on
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Business Communications Course Supplement (Activities + Projects)
California Missions and Native American Indians
The California Mission Era — most textbooks in middle school and junior high devote only a few pages or less to this period in American history, and if you want to give your students more, it can be problematical. If students only learn about the missions and the economic benefit they brought to California, they will not know about the damage done to Native American Indians by European invaders. If students focus only on the hardships suffered by Native Americans, they will not have enough infor
Grades:
4th - 8th
Sports and Entertainment Marketing Press Conference Project
Students will play the role of college athletic director, coach, and athletes or general manager, coach, and professional athlete in this press conference project that allows for student choice in scenario and script creation. Students will select an athletic or event scenario, create a script and a press kit, press conference name tents, a press conference backdrop, and assign speaking roles. At the conclusion of the project, students will act out their press conference in class. The teacher pl
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9th - 12th
Student-Led Round Table Discussions
This unit provides resources to teach students how to facilitate their own “round table discussion” focused on research they have been doing in your class. Through this process, students will exercise and showcase reading, writing, language, and most prominently speaking and listening skills. They also build confidence to communicate well in the workplace. All resources are modifiable for middle school, high school, or college level instruction. We have included several resources (Google slides
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Capstone for All course
Making Wise Decisions
Making Wise Decisions includes opportunities for students to make decisions and then practice in justifying their decision. The video link goes to a video that addresses questions that students can ask themselves when making a decision. Packet includes discussion questions, handout, four activity sheets as well as the short video. The packet is a form so students can key answers and save it on their electronic device. Making wise decisions applies to a variety of content areas so this packet is
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5th - 8th
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Bundle: 100 Spanish speaking activities
This content was designed and created by a DELE Certified Examiner and native Castilian-Spanish teacher and includes the following:25 slides with visuals and key words to encourage speaking100 activities to discussReason and consequenceAgreeing/disagreeingPreferences and conditionalOpinionsAdvantages and disadvantages
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Job Interview Questions
This activity allows students to answer some of the most commonly asked real world job interview questions. There are question cards to work on verbal practice and a worksheet with the same questions to give students time to think about and reflect on their answers. (Partner asking questions can also fill out the worksheet!)
A blank set of question cards and a blank worksheet are also provided! Have students think about what might be asked!
Some questions include:
• How do you typically handle
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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CESAR CHAVEZ Activity READERS THEATER THEATRE SCRIPT 2nd 3rd 4th Grade
CESAR CHAVEZ Activity READERS THEATER THEATRE SCRIPT 2nd 3rd 4th Grade Hispanic Heritage MonthHere's a fun Readers Theater script for your students to perform and learn more about Cesar Chavez and his accomplishments for migrant farm workers and social justice.Characters include:NarratorCesar ChavezDolores HuertaMariaJuanFarm WorkerHave fun reading and learning more about the contributions of Cesar Chavez!❤ CLICK HERE TO FOLLOW GREEN APPLE LESSONS!
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2nd - 4th
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Cinco de Mayo & Day of the Dead Readers Theater Scripts 3 Plays About Mexico
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo and Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) with Reader's Theater Scripts Teaching all About Mexico!Why do we celebrate Cinco de Mayo and Dia de los Muertos? Let kids teach kids through reader's theater scripts that teach why we have these holidays.Bring your classroom to life with Reader's Theater - kids practice reading and speaking. It is simply FUN learning.Included 3 Scripts (4 pages each, 6-7 parts in each play):"In "Cinco de Mayo Celebration," students learn from Mari
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2nd - 5th
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Reader's Theater Jose Hernandez: Migrant Farmworker to Astronaut! NEW!!
If you are searching for a way to get your students to enjoy reading, become more expressive, read aloud with confidence, become more fluent…then let the magic begin!!I have found using Reader’s Theater with large and small groups really helps my students strengthen their reading and language arts skills! My class CHEERS every time I tell them we are going to do Reader’s Theater!! This technique makes reading come alive for your students and can really develop classroom full of confident reade
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2nd - 7th
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Hispanic Heritage: U.S. History, Bring Eight Trailblazers to Life!
YOU CAN BRING HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH TO LIFE You will teach your students about the struggles these trailblazers endured and how they overcame barriers. Juana Briones, Fabiola Cabeza de Baca, Pura Belpre, Tito Puente, Barju Benacerraf, Cesar Chavez, Jose Marti, and Roberto Clemente.This resource will enable you to teach your students History in a unique engaging way. You will have active class participation by all your students, even your reluctant students.The scripts are ready for you to pri
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3rd - 12th
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Mock Interview Questions or Prompts for High School Student Practice Interviews
This is a Google Doc that includes 20 questions to be used during practice interviews for high school students preparing for college and career.This is a Google Doc so it can be easily modified to fit your specific needs. MS College and Career Readiness Standard(s): Participate in mock scholarship and academic interviews. Identify and examine questions that may be asked during a scholarship/academic interview. Review appropriate attire, behavior, and best practices for an interview. Participate
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9th - 12th
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Just do it! Set of inspiring lessons
The whole world is covered by the net of lockdowns and quarantines. It is easy to loose self-confidence and the feeling of control. That is why we created this outstanding bundle, which is aimed to boost students' self-confidence and make them believe in themselves. This is a set of 3 lessons for different age groups, starting with junior schoolers ending with graduates. We based our worksheets on Ted education videos, but the assignment is totally our know-how. These lessons involve students at
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4th - 12th
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Acing The Interview Project
This project will allow students to apply and integrate a variety of skills (interview skills, creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving, word processing, proofreading, teamwork, listening, communicating, teamwork, leadership, etc.) to generate and perform an interview skit with a partner. Students will walk away with a better understating of the requirements for an effective interview.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Economics Lesson in Incentives: "Classroom Helpers"
Using this easy-to-execute lesson plan, students will explore incentives and disincentives through a classroom experiment. Students will first volunteer for certain classroom helper positions. The teacher will then change the conditions (i.e. incentives) for the various positions. Students will predict how they expect the class as a whole to react to the changes in incentives, and then compare those predictions to actual results.This lesson plan includes a full script, step-by-step instructions,
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3rd - 6th
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Written Lesson Plan for 'Santiago de Compostela' Presentation
Detailed lesson plan breaking down the presentation from moment to moment. Very intentional and thought out with various 'verbatim' phrasing included.Comprehensive and a time-saver if you need a substitute plan!
Grades:
1st - 4th
Yearbook Ad Sales Script for Student Sales
Help improve your staff's cold-calling ability by letting them use a script and practice with other students.
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6th - 12th
Product Placement Entertainment Video Project
This project is ideal for any film and production or sports and entertainment marketing course. Students will enjoy creating an entertainment video with their favorite brands while incorporating the Product Placement Marketing strategy. Includes project guide on Google Slides, a Prep Sheet for the video, and a grading rubric.
Economics Project: Fiscal and Monetary Policy Presentation
In this activity, students work in groups of four to create a weather report of the economic conditions. They use creativity and humor to apply their understandings of recessions and inflationary gaps as extreme "conditions" in the "forecast" of a desired region.Within this report, students explain the expected impacts, interview a person "in the elements," and then pose an advice (policy) of how to respond to these extreme weather conditions. The document for this task includes an overview, rub
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11th - 12th
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Also included in: Bundle: Economics Projects
Preguntas sobre la familia (Questions about family)
Get your students speaking Spanish using vocabulario sobre la familia! Have students in groups of 3-4. Cut out these questions into strips and place them in a bucket, bag, cup, container...whatever you have!Students will take turns pulling one question strip out of the container and asking their partners the question(s). Partners must answer in Spanish. It's as simple as that!
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Not Grade Specific
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Short Story: Cuca's Carrousel Ride & ESL Class for Immigrants?
Ernesto and Miriam get married at the Court House by Judge Whitterhausen who asks if Miriam is sure she wants to marry a “Black Man.” Cuca explains that, “He’s just un legal Pilipino muy moreno!” Then, the wedding party goes to Santa Monica Pier to ride the carrousel. Cuca enjoys her Angel’s Flight rides to a part-time job too, at the Grand Central Market while she ditches her “ESL Class for Immigrants” at Downtown Los Angeles’ Berendo Junior High School.Short Story about undocumented immigrants
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Short Story: Welcome to Showbiz Without Legal School Papers
Cuca’s Conundrums Episode Nine: Welcome to Showbiz Without Legal School Records. Without legal school records, Cuca is enrolled at Boyle Avenue Elementary School and studies English by reading about an Arabian girl who saved her life, telling stories. Cuca plans to help Dora, with her new Bicultural Theater Public Relations job by writing stories and singing on stage for the Margarita Cansino Olvera Street Flamenco Dancers. Short Story about undocumented immigrants. Suitable for Hispanic/Latino/
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Stay hungry. Stay foolish. Steve Job's lessons.
Steve Jobs is an icon of our time. One of the most inspiring leaders and outstanding people. We created a lesson based on Steve Job's most famous speech at Stanford University "Stay hungry. Stay foolish". Students will be able to listen and understand real speech, they will have access to script and Quiz, which consists of 3 parts - before you watch, while you watch, and after you watch. This is a great boost of vocabulary and oral speech understanding. We were really glad to touch the history o
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Just do it! Set of inspiring lessons
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