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"Monsters are Due on Maple Street" Mock Trial
Assess your students' ability to infer and determine direct and indirect characterization with this fun classroom drama tied to Rod Serling's classic teleplay "Monsters are Due on Maple Street." Packet includes mock trial handout, graphic organizer to be used as students read the teleplay (or watch the "Twilight Zone" episode), and trial rubric.
Grades:
6th - 9th
Team Building Activity - Synergy - Stranded Predicament Activity
Dr. Sigma's Synergy Activities are exercises that promote team-building, cooperation and consensus building. Synergy - Stranded Predicament Activity is an exercise that involves determining, as a group, the survival items that will be taken to an uninhabited island to help the group survive. There are twenty-four survival items but each group only has the time / space to take six items. The groups must evaluate information about their designated islands in order to discuss and prioritize the
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Processing Speed Warm-Ups
Having a slow processing speed is not a disability; however, it can be the root cause of lagging skills in the areas of reading, writing, and math. While processing speed deficits can be a risk factor for academic problems, intervention and practice can help. This intervention works well as a warm-up to more intense evidence-based interventions. Think of this as a warm-up for the neurons in the brain before the heavy lifting begins. In addition, a progress monitoring tool is included to monitor
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Not Grade Specific
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5 Minute Demonstrations about the Effects of Bullying {6 mini-lessons}
These 6 brief, engaging lessons allow students to make connections between an interactive demonstration and the real issues of bullying and aggression that they often confront in their daily lives.
The demonstration itself, and the connection (explanation) that are described in this document are designed to increase student awareness and serve as a springboard for fully and completely addressing bullying and aggression.
Topics Include:
~ How does bullying effect self-esteem?
~ How does gossi
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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Girl Scouts Pretend Money Budget & Finance Badges | Cookie Sales | All Levels
Introducing our Printable Girl Scout Money - the ultimate tool for practicing money management skills while earning any Money, Budget, or Cookie Entrepreneur themed badges at every Girl Scout level! Whether you're a Daisy, Brownie, Junior, Cadette, Senior, or Ambassador, this digital product is designed to enhance your financial literacy journey.Key Features:Versatile Denominations: Our printable money comes in $1, $5, $10, and $20 denominations, providing a realistic simulation of handling vari
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Grades:
K - 12th
Thanksgiving Self-Advocacy Prompts for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students | Deaf Ed
The holidays can be difficult for our Deaf/Hard of Hearing kiddos. Use these discussion prompts to talk about difficult situations they may encounter during large holiday gatherings. The prompts cover situations like turning captions on, using speech-to-text apps, solving communication breakdowns, asking for clarification, advocating for themselves and more. Print, Cut & Laminate these cards and use them as prompts for discussion to help students navigate difficult listening situations durin
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Not Grade Specific
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Shop Health Insurance on Healthcare.gov-fill in chart compare plans in zip code
This chart provides directions for students to peruse the insurance plan options provided within their zip code on Healthcare.gov. The options include Gold, Silver, Bronze and catastrophic plans. There is one blank chart on each side of a single sheet of paper, with questions at the bottom. Students choose one Gold, one Silver, one Bronze, and one Catastrophic plan and fill in the info for each plan in the chart, which is aligned for students to make easy comparisons of things like premiums, ded
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
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EMS Trauma Triage Sample Scenario (Patients)
As an EMS first responder, it is vital to stay sharp on your triage skills. This tool will allow you to practice, self-assess, role play and discuss a disaster involving 30 simulated patients.
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Higher Education, Adult Education
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Team Building Activity - Synergy - Mission To Mars Activity
Dr. Sigma's Synergy Activities are exercises that promote team-building, cooperation and consensus building. Synergy - Mission To Mars Activity is an exercise that involves determining, as a group, which candidates will be selected for the first colonization mission to Mars. There are twenty-four potential candidates and the mission is limited to 15 members. The groups must evaluate information about the candidates and their occupations to prioritize which candidates should be selected for the
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Winter Break Self-Advocacy Prompts for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students | Deaf Ed
Breaks from school can be difficult for our Deaf/Hard of Hearing kiddos. Use these discussion prompts to talk about difficult situations they may encounter during long breaks from school. The prompts cover situations like turning captions on, remembering multi-step directions, solving communication breakdowns, asking for clarification, advocating for themselves and more.Print, Cut & Laminate these cards and use them as prompts for discussion to help students navigate difficult listening situ
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Not Grade Specific
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NO PREP Virtual Field Trip to the Smithsonian
This NO PREP virtual field trip provides an hour of escape from the daily classroom routine. While many field trips are being cancelled due to COVID - 19, virtual field trips are on the rise. While fun, they take a lot of time to make. So why not take advantage of this fully planned resource. Students will be able to complete an ice breaker activity with the teacher and their fellow classmates. After the ice breaker, students will learn some of the difficult vocabulary associated with museums (t
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Grades:
4th - 9th
Kindness Self-Advocacy Prompts for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students | Deaf Ed |
Get ready for Valentine's day! It can be difficult for our Deaf/Hard of Hearing kiddos to navigate some holidays. Use these discussion prompts to talk about difficult situations they may encounter during the month of February. The prompts cover situations like turning captions on, advocating in social situations, solving communication breakdowns, asking for clarification, advocating for themselves and more.Print, Cut & Laminate these cards and use them as prompts for discussion to help stude
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Not Grade Specific
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SPRING Self-Advocacy Prompts for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students | Deaf Ed |
The holidays can be difficult for our Deaf/Hard of Hearing kiddos. Use these discussion prompts to talk about difficult situations they may encounter during the spring months.Use these to start conversations or use them as writing prompts. Print, Cut & Laminate these cards and use them as prompts for discussion to help students navigate difficult listening situations during a holiday event. To extend the lesson: use these as writing prompts, bring the answers back out after and talk about wh
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Not Grade Specific
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Team Building Activity - Synergy - Stranded Predicament Activity - Google
**** NOW INCLUDES STUDENT VERSION IN GOOGLE SHEETS **** PDF & GOOGLE VERSIONS IN ONE PRODUCT - Dr. Sigma's Synergy Activities are exercises that promote team-building, cooperation and consensus building. Synergy - Stranded Predicament Activity is an exercise that involves determining, as a group, the survival items that will be taken to an uninhabited island to help the group survive. There are twenty-four survival items but each group only has the time / space to take six items. The grou
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
St. Patrick's Day March Self-Advocacy Prompts for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students
Get ready for St. Patrick's Day! It can be difficult for our Deaf/Hard of Hearing kiddos to navigate some holidays. Use these discussion prompts to talk about difficult situations they may encounter during the month of March. The prompts cover situations like turning captions on, advocating in social situations, solving communication breakdowns, asking for clarification, advocating for themselves and more.Print, Cut & Laminate these cards and use them as prompts for discussion to help studen
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Not Grade Specific
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Zombie Outbreak- STEM with 3-D Printing
This 3-D Printing activity involves problem solving and design, as well as technology. Students will enjoy the premise of a Zombie Outbreak as they problem solve using this deck of 20 cards.
TA TEKs: 3-5.1.A, 3-5.4.A, 6-12.1.A, 6-12.4.A, 6-12.6.D
Grades:
4th - 12th
Sales Unit: Lesson 4 || Complete Lesson
Lesson 4 of the sales unit covers the Pre-Approach & Approach steps of the sales process. With this purchase, you will receive the slide deck that thoroughly covers the concepts, lesson plan, a note taker, role play, and two activities.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Teaching Perspective: Interactive Activity (Editable)
FULLY EDITABLE activity developed to help teach students how to understand issues from different perspectives. The chosen topic for this activity is Wealth Inequality. Students are divided up into different groups & asked to present their reasoning on an issue based on the background info they are given. The catch? The students each have unique backgrounds even if they are in the same wealth bracket, which leads to different perspectives on the same issue. Included in this resource: Instruct
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Fall Harvest Day PE & Reading: Get Fit Action Story: Rocky the Cave Boy
It's Harvest Day, and Rocky needs to find a better way to get to the garden to pick his vegetables. Help Rocky on his adventure with physical fitness activities for students to perform. Increase speaking and listening Common Core Skills. Get moving and participate in a Get Fit Action Story!
Includes:
Visual Graphics
Critical Thinking Plot
Action Words List
Physical Fitness movements:
1. jumped up and down
2. yelled, “Yippee!”
3. march
4. looked and looked
5. chiseled
6. climbed
7. slipped
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PreK - 3rd
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Word Play With Poetry
This is a template PDF I made to activate our students' listening and awareness of WORD CHOICE within poetry. During this activity students are engaged in picking apart the words in a poem for identification. This can later be elevated to awareness of symbolism and word's hidden meanings.
I let my students listen to particular poems read by Shel Silverstein, but this activity will apply to any sample of poetry you choose to share.
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Grades:
1st - 6th
Scene Safety: Crime Scene Protection - EMT Lesson Plan
This lesson plan is designed to teach EMT students how to protect themselves and crime scenes when responding to potentially violent EMS calls in an interactive and visual way.
This lesson is designed as a simulation and also incorporates independent reading materials for cross-curricular teaching.
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Virtual Classroom (MS Publisher version)
This product includes three virtual classrooms in jpeg format (saved in a Microsoft Publisher* document) so that they can be used as a background in your online teaching platform. Each classroom has a very basic version that contains only the floor, wall, and white board. I have also included a version of each classroom that contains generic classroom furniture and decor. Each room is ready for you to add your Bitmoji and personalized classroom decor. *I'VE ALSO LISTED THIS SAME PRODUCT IN MS
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Ohio Erie Canal Engineering Challenge
As a STEM and PBL teacher, I strive to find engaging and hands-on connections to topics across the curriculum that can be hard for students to imagine. This design challenge would make an excellent blast-off or culminating activity for a study of the Ohio 4th grade Social Studies standards that connect to the history of the Ohio Erie Canal. Activity could easily be adapted for the study of any canal system under study, bringing relevance to an old standard STEM favorite.Includes teacher guide
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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Active Shooter Procedures PowerPoint
As we all know this is always an uncomfortable conversation to have with our students no matter the age. This presentation was useful to me as I used it to ease my students into what to expect with our active shooter drill. This active shooter procedures presentation reviews classroom and school procedures to follow in the event there is an active shooter in the school. This presentation is Student and Staff friendly! Stay safe educators!
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
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