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5th grade oral communication school counseling resources for SMART Notebook
Social Story - I Shouldn't Always Say What I Am Thinking
This is a social story created for the middle or high school level special education class. This story helps students to understand when it is not acceptable to just blurt out what they may be thinking and why. Relevant examples are used as they would be seen in the school day. 10 - 15 minute notebook file and discussion.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Testing Prep Standardized Test Taking Skills Strategies Tips Pirate Game Lesson
Ahoy there Mateys! Avast all ye pirates who are about to start test-prep for standardized testing mayhem! Landlubbers and pirates alike will enjoy learning test-taking tips playing this Smart board game, Pirate Treasure Challenge! Get your students onboard for standardized testing by playing this game reviewing common test taking strategies. Students will navigate 25 questions about testing to collect doubloons for their team. As questions are answered, spend time discussing how this will help y
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Detecting Germs: Clues for Hand Washing
Help your students learn how to correctly wash their hands in a fun and engaging manner. Included is a Smart Board guidance lesson focusing on proper hand washing techniques, a hand washing quiz, venn diagram, double bubble maps, black light germ experiment, prediction questions, links to helpful video resources, a math problem solving game, and more! I typically read either "Germs Are Not For Sharing" by Elizabeth Verdick or "I Am A Booger, Treat Me With Respect" by Julia Cook. The students
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K - 5th
PERSEVERANCE-Kooshball Recycled Thoughts Lesson AND Smartboard Game
Lesson plan and Smartboard file in one!!! Engage your students and have fun while teaching about Perseverance and recycled/trashy thoughts. The file includes a lesson plan on the first page and incorporates a fun icebreaker to start the conversation about Perseverance. Then, students will play a Kooshball game to identify trashy/recycled thoughts. The lesson ends with a student work product example. I have used this lesson with upper elementary students, and it could easily be used with lower
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3rd - 6th
Introducing the School Resource Officer SMART Board Lesson
Does your school have a new School Resource Officer? Use this interactive lesson to help students understand the SRO's job in the school setting. Our SRO will read a story, share all of their "tools" on their tool belt and follow the SMART Board lesson. It's a friendly way to introduce the SRO to the elementary aged student. Activities are included. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Grades:
K - 5th
Tacky the Penguin Language-Literacy Unit for Smartboard and Interactive Notebook
Tacky the Penguin Language-Literacy Unit for Smartboard and Interactive Notebook
Kathryn Bach-Elkins, EdS, CCC-SLP
I often will find a book I enjoy and use it to address a variety of language objectives my students are working on. This book was used specifically for 3rd-5th grade language disordered students. I hope it will help you work with your students on their IEP objectives as well. Enjoy!
Concepts: vocabulary (synonyms, antonyms, mm), describing, how to, predicting, figurative langau
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3rd - 5th
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Intro to the Counselor SMARTboard BUNDLE DISCOUNT- 3 Lessons!
If you are ready to try something new for your Introduction to the School Counselor lessons, this is your chance! This SMARTboard file has three different lessons with accompanying SMARTboard pages:
Flat Counselor Intro Lesson: K-3 (You will need Flat Stanley book)
Mr./Mrs. Potato Head Intro Lesson: K-1
Race Track Intro Lesson: 3-5
You will need to purchase the Introduction to the School Counselor PDF bundle for the Flat Counselor and Potato Head Student Worksheets or make your own. With bo
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K - 5th
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AllerBees ~ Small Counseling Group for Students with Food Allergies
SMARTBOARD/NOTEBOOK ~ Do you have students in your school with severe life threatening food allergies? Have you ever talked to a student because they were being bullied because of having a food allergy? Do you have children with Eosinophilic Esophagitis? This interactive Smartboard lesson includes psychoeducational information that can be used in a small group counseling setting, co-facilitated with the school nurse. Food allergies are prevalent in today's society. The goal of the group is t
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K - 6th
Perseverance Elementary Smartboard Lesson
Use this 8-page Smartboard lesson to highlight the character trait of Perseverance. Students will identify ways they can use Perseverance with the goals they have for the school year and see famous examples of people who did not give up! They will also brainstorm strategies and resources that will help them overcome challenges. This Smartboard file should be used with the "Turning Lemons into Lemonade" lesson plan and worksheet pack also found in the Life on the Fly Store.
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2nd - 5th
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Courage Smartboard Lesson 3-5
This Smartboard lesson is intended to be used with the A Bug's Life Courage Activity Pack 3-5 lesson or may be used with your own lesson plan and student activity sheet.
Courage 3-5 Smartboard Lesson by Angela Poovey is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
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3rd - 5th
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Pirates Ahoy! --- the Antonym Game
Play this fun and exciting game with your students! In Pirates Ahoy, your students will take turns selecting cards from a "messy" pile. If they select a "pirate", the student must provide an antonym for the word on the bottom of the card. If they are able to give an antonym, they get to keep the card. If not, they must put the card back into the pile.
2 specialty cards are also in the deck: a pirate ship and a treasure chest. If they draw a ship, they are ordered to "walk the plank" and m
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1st - 6th
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Arthur's Thanksgiving a Smartboard Language Unit
This is an interactive Smartboard unit that can be used to work on language objectives. There are interactive notebook components included in the body of the Smartboard unit. A link to a youtube video of the story is available however, you may want to read the story yourself (it is there for your convenience, especially if you have to read the story over and over again to different language groups).
The following strategies and skills are addressed in the unit:
figurative language
predicting/
Grades:
2nd - 5th
New Year Old You: How to Fail at Resolutions SMARTboard
New Year Old You: How to Fail at Resolutions SMARTboard
Goal setting with a twist! Learn to accomplish your goals by teaching students 10 wats to fail. Learning what not to do is a great way to to challenge young thinkers about what it takes to meet their goals. Includes a quiz at the end and success strategies. Can be used any time of the year! Also available in PowerPoint.
New Year Old You: How to Fail at Your Resolutions by LittleMissCounselor is licensed under a Creative Commons Attrib
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4th - 6th
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Making Healthy Food Choices
In 2011, the USDA and First Lady Michelle Obama released the new food icon which replaced the food pyramid. This interactive smartboard lesson teaches children to identify fruits, vegetables, grains, protein and dairy. It encourages them to have fun with healthy food choices. The lesson includes games and opportunities for cooperative learning.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
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K - 5th
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When Friends Make You Choose: SMARTboard lesson
Get out of the middle with this lesson that empowers students with conflict resolution skills. Students will learn the difference between bullying and conflict while learning the benefits of dealing with difficult situations
Grades:
3rd - 7th
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Speech Bubble or Thought Bubble
Many students with pragmatic and language disabilities have difficulty understanding when their thoughts/ideas are ones that should be said aloud or whether they should be kept in their heads. This Notebook activity teaches the idea of “speech bubble” vs. “thought bubble” and reviews when it is okay or not okay to share something. Specifically, it teaches the students to think about whether this is the right time, the right place, the right audience, or whether it will hurt someone’s feelings. T
Grades:
K - 8th
Morning Meeting Resources and Ideas
Morning meetings generally last fifteen to thirty minutes and offer an opportunity for children to practice social-emotional and academic skills. The structure usually has four components: greetings, sharing, group activity (games) and a morning message. Each component is included in this 45 page resource along with a section of "cheers" and "closings" that can be used throughout the day. Components are grouped and labeled for easy retrieval!
Grades:
K - 8th
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Respect/Keeping Your Thoughts in Your Head
Do any of your Middle School and older students have a difficult understanding what IS and is NOT appropriate to share? This is a quick Notebook lesson that helps students understand what it means to be respectful to both teachers AND peers and when something should be kept in their head or whether it can be shared.
Grades:
5th - 12th
Christmas Tapestry Smartboard Langauge Unit
As SLPs we have to address a wide range of language objectives. This is an interactive Smartboard unit that can be used to work on language objectives. There are interactive notebook components included in the body of the Smartboard unit. There is a movie on youtube for the book in case you want to play it instead of read the book over and over again. It is about 19 minutes long.
The following strategies and skills are addressed in the unit:
nonfiction - prior knowledge chart
semantic ana
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Smart Goals 16 page Smartboard Lesson
Teach students the SMART acronym and check for comprehension using fun interactive Smartboard activities. My 16 page Smartboard file has sorting, rolling of the die, a whiteboard activity idea and lots of "SMART" examples to analyze with students. It is best used with my Smart Goal lesson plan also found in my Life on the Fly TPT store, which can be differentiated depending on the grade level.
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4th - 7th
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School Theme Goal Setting Chutes and Ladders
Students play chutes and ladders with real life situations toward the goal of graduation.
I've played this in a whole group setting with two teams. 5th & 6th graders love it!
Grades:
4th - 6th
Love Monster Smart Board Speech Language Activities
Smart board activities to go along with the book "Love Monster" by Rachel Bright. Great story to use during the month of February. It is not a Valentine's book but it talks about finding love. Included are sequencing the story, describing the monster, comprehension questions, synonyms, definitions, and writing activity.
Grades:
PreK - 8th
Morning Routine Check in chart
Have a smart board? Looking to incorporate technology into your morning routines at any grade level? You need the check in chart!
A grid of thirty smiley faces with student names allows students to locate their name and drag and drop their smiley face onto a color grid.
During morning meeting, ask students what they notice about the chart! Can be used to elicit vocabulary and strengthen math recognition skills.
Promotes use of technology, fine motor skills, name recognition, reinforcement o
Grades:
K - 5th
Budgeting Smartboard Lesson
Use this 3-page Smartboard lesson with the budgeting and lifestyle choices lesson plan and worksheets. Elicit discussion with earnings/unemployment/salary statistics and teach students about different degree types. The notebook file also incorporates the character trait of Responsibility and applies it to "doing your job."
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4th - 7th
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