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12th grade oral communication resources for Easel Activities
Weekend Report Journals Differentiated for Special Education Students
Included are 9 differentiated weekend journals for all special education students in your classroom, from symbol readers to advanced writers.This is the perfect life skill activity to get your students discussing their weekends and asking questions to each other. This activity works on social skills, reading and writing, as well as listening and speaking! My principal, speech pathologist, and social worker all loved this activity!Send it home each week on Fridays for homework, and you have your
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PreK - 12th
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Question Cards for any novel in Spanish class Interpersonal Speaking activities
These are interpersonal speaking activities to talk about any novel in Spanish class. These activities were designed as communicative tasks to discuss a novel. These Spanish post-reading task cards would be great for Spanish 2, Spanish 3, or Spanish 4 to talk about a novel they finished. These questions could also be used as a summative assessment of a novel or while doing lit circles in Spanish class. There are two sets of questions for a variety of levels of Spanish students. What's included i
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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No Interrupting Social Story Conversation Skills Middle and High School
Looking for a social story on interrupting for use with a lesson on manners, communication, conversational skills or interrupting for your middle and high school students? This one covers interrupting in small groups and in the classroom. It describes when it's okay to interrupt and how to do so in an appropriate way! Both the language/content and images are designed for your older students! It contains 11 color and 11 black and white pages of a teaching story and 3 black and white extension
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6th - 12th
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DEBATE UNIT IN 18 LESSONS
In this debating unit of 18 detailed lesson plans, high school students will build towards a full, competitive debate at the end of the unit. 28 printable or digital handouts explain all the rules and techniques to students, and provide dozens of topics. Rubrics for marking, including peer feedback and self-evaluation, are also included. No prep, just print-and-go, or use the included Easel Activity. If you want to add a written assessment too, this DEBATE TEST is designed to accompany the uni
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9th - 12th
Also included in: DEBATING UNIT BUNDLE: 30 DETAILED LESSON PLANS
Telephone Etiquette - Life Skills
Office and business administration requires essential life skills and communication skills that are becoming extinct. This activity will help students practice actually TALKING ON THE PHONE (not texting) as well as their reading and listening skills. Administrative procedures, business management, ethics, are all linked in the activity!Here is how it works: There are two pages of scripted assignment directions, clearly labeled Part 1 and Part 2. Students work in pairs to complete Part 1. WH
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Business Education Activity Bundle
Speech Assignment / Oral Presentation - PEER-FEEDBACK FORM
This is a great way to keep the audience engaged in student-presentations, but also allow the audience to provide meaningful feedback to students. What did they do well? What does the audience want to see more of? How many times did they unknowingly say "Ummm," "Ahhhh," or "So..."Contained herein: The same form with very slight modifications: One for "Oral Presentations" and the other for "Speech Assignment." Each of those, however, has two formats: One per page (usually I use this for the y
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7th - 12th
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Graphic Organizers for Articulation Carryover Activities
Do you want your older students to move BEYOND the articulation activities within your speech room? These no prep graphic organizers and planning sheets for articulation carryover activities will provide the reflection and road map needed for them to achieve generalization! This easy-to-implement resource will help your students master R, S, L, Sh, Ch, Th with different communication partners in a variety of settings!How It Works:Each speech sound section includes a Carryover Graphic Organizer a
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4th - 12th
Also included in: Bundle of Graphic Organizers for Articulation & Language Carryover
Growth Mindset Activity w/ Carol Dweck’s TED Talk for Middle and High School
Looking for activities to help students understand Growth Mindset? Students hold an in-depth discussion on Carol Dweck’s popular TED Talk on growth mindset! Everything you need for a student-led fishbowl-style Socratic seminar is included. Instructions, lesson plans, student evaluation forms and engaging discussion questions equal easy implementation. Dweck describes the “power of yet” and what happens when people change from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset. Student discussions are engaging
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8th - 12th
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NO PRINT Directing Your Tone of Voice Middle & High School Inferences
Do you find it difficult to teach tone of voice? Do you find that the instructions your giving sound vague and too abstract? This interactive PDF provides instructions for tone of voice vocabulary including practice tools, video examples, and quantifiable measures for concrete thinkers. Additionally, the social scenes and scenarios take ONE phrase in THREE difference contexts to solidify how tone of voice changes in different contexts.Have middle school and high school students in mixed group
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4th - 12th
Socratic Seminar on The Prince by Machiavelli w/ Quotes & Analysis of Leadership
Students are engaged and implementation is easy with this win-win student-led fishbowl-style Socratic seminar covering 10 key quotes from The Prince. In the text, Machiavelli supposes that leaders are justified in seeking glory and survival and have the right to use immoral means to achieve those ends. Discussions are lively as students compare 16th century ideas with present day leadership. Includes a link to Google Drive. Please click the PREVIEW above for a closer look at everything included
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9th - 12th
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TED Talk Lesson Plans for Powerful Discussions, Growth Mindset, Communication +
Engage high school students with lesson plans surrounding three popular TED Talks. Students learn effective discussion skills, how to ask high-level open-ended questions, and hold three different discussions, including one teacher-led discussion on communication and two student-led fishbowl-style Socratic seminars on Growth Mindset and Stereotypes. Includes the famous "Growth Mindset" talk by Carol Dweck and "A Single Story" by Chimamanda Adichie. Includes all student materials in Google Drive.
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8th - 12th
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Drama Class Survey | Interest Inventory for Grades 6-12
TEACHER REVIEW: Amy H.; 5 STARSThis was a great way to get to know my drama club students. Thank you.Get to know your drama class students! Perfect for back to school time! *One* page questionnaire asks about students' training, experience, interests and more. This will help the teacher learn which students are novices and which students have some experience up their sleeve in the world of acting, theater, and drama. You may learn something you didn't know! The information from this survey will
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6th - 12th
Oral Communication Language Activities Setting Personal Boundaries - Worksheets
This is A Must Have Communication Skill Set for Young Adults! Help students understand and integrate their personal space needs protecting.Develop a life-long skill that will serve in relationships and interactions.Setting Personal Boundaries: Student Activity Guide with 6 ExercisesSetting Personal Boundaries is Packed with Ideas and Fun Lessons.Six (6) Super Student Discussions and Activities.Use as Teacher Notes or a Self-Guided Lesson.Use for Independent Work Study in Groups.In Black and Whit
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9th - 12th
Word Search: Key Visual Art Element Terms used for Group Discussion & Critiques
50 uniquely generated word list to match the middle school grade level California Arts Standards for Visual Arts and National Arts Education Association standards. Have your students get acquainted with essential words to prepare them for a socratic discussion, intentional topics, and words to discuss the art producing process. Word-searches are usually a fun way to give students, at any grade level for any subject, a word bank for oral and written communication, discussions, and presentations.
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4th - 12th
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Orwell's 1984 - Goldstein's Book Group Project and Presentation
ENGAGE your high school ELA students in 1984's Goldstein's book with this collaborative project and presentation. Too often our students skim or skip Goldstein’s book in Orwell’s 1984. There is significant content in these excerpts that is important to students’ comprehension and analysis of Orwell’s message. This group activity encourages students to collaborate, summarize, and analyze sections of the book while creating an engaging presentation to share with classmates. No prep.This activity
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9th - 12th
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TED Talk Discussion on Stereotypes, Chimamanda Adiche in PDF, GOOGLE, & Easel
Engage students with a powerful discussion on stereotypes using Chimamanda Adichie’s popular “Single Story” TED Talk! Lesson plans, worksheets, planning sheets, evaluations - everything you need for a student-led fishbowl-style Socratic seminar is included. All the prep work has been done and student discussions are powerful as they consider Adichie’s description of “single stories,” or stereotypes, their damage, and how to prevent them. For print or Google classroom. Interested in going deeper
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8th - 12th
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Arts AudioVideo and Communications Careers Lesson Activities
Explore arts, A/V, and communications jobs, duties, skills, industries, challenges, and benefits with this engaging resource for career exploration, CTE, art, and vocational students. Contains matching, comparison, categorization, true-false, word search, infographic, cryptogram, and puzzle activities.Includes 9 printable PDF pages plus applicable answer keys. **Do not purchase if you already own the Career Types Bundle.**For a digital version to be completed by students on a device: Click on th
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Job Skills, Career Exploration & More Super Megabundle SAVE 50%
Expressing Emotions and Feelings | Affective Communication
Have you ever had students whose social language skills weren’t quite right, but you couldn’t exactly put your finger on what was wrong? Did you notice that when you asked them questions, they could give you the right answer, but when it came time to use these skills in the real world, they couldn't? In this situation, the problem is with the students ability to express pragmatic language. With this teaching guide, you can methodically teach your students how to use affective communication to co
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Pragmatics Activities | Social Skills for Autism | Social Communication
Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography Socratic Seminar, 2 Days of Lesson Plans
In Benjamin Franklin’s Autobiography, he systematically attempts moral perfection. In this discussion activity, students read the text, answer questions, and conduct an engaging and lively discussion about the qualities of moral perfection and if it is indeed attainable. All materials are included for a student-led fishbowl Socratic seminar including text, discussion questions, instructions, lesson plan flow, and evaluation forms. Includes a link to Google Drive. Please click the PREVIEW above f
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9th - 12th
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Oral Communication Skills Secrets 4 Relationship Success and Conflict Resolution
We did NOT come equipped with Communication Skills at birth. What we learn(ed) was-is acquired through our family, friends, peers, media and limited to our social class. We interact with others based on our perceptions and biases. We adopt conversation patterns that work, but may not work as we intended. Confusion and frustration are often the result.Ever increasing human diversity often challenges our interpersonal relationships. Communication conflicts are now plentiful and sometimes downright
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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The Odyssey High School Socratic Seminar Discussion on Odysseus and Calypso
Engage students and improve their discussion skills with this Socratic Seminar evaluating Odysseus's decision to leave Calypso's island. Everything you need for a student-led fishbowl-style Socratic seminar is included. Instructions, lesson plan flow, and student evaluation forms equal easy teacher implementation! Students read a summary and then discuss the motivation and implications surrounding Odysseus’s refusal of Calypso’s offer of immortality. After seven years on her island and two sons,
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9th - 12th
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Asking WH Questions Task Cards for Social Skills
These task cards target the social skill of asking WH questions (who, what, when, where) in conversation. Each task card contains a one-sentence description of an event. Students read the scenario and choose or ask their own WH questions in response. The scenarios cover common school and life events, such as tests, moving, job/volunteer opportunities, etc. They are best suited for middle and high school students. This resource includes task cards with 2 levels of difficulty. The multiple choice
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7th - 12th
The Pledge of Allegiance Socratic Seminar 2 Days of Lesson Plans for High School
Students gain valuable discussion skills during this student-led fishbowl-style Socratic seminar! Students are engaged and implementation is easy with this win-win assignment. Most students know The Pledge of Allegiance, but few know its history or have ever considered the meaning behind the words! Students read text including the history of The Pledge and then lead a dynamic and engaging discussion. Includes a link to Google Drive. Please click the PREVIEW above for a closer look at everything
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7th - 12th
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Restaurant Dialogue Thematic Unit Food Topic - En el restaurante
Teach your students the give and take of restaurant interactions with this amazing thematic dialogue. Interactive script will provide your students with dozens of authentic variations between a restaurant server and a customer using common textbook expressions above the Spanish 1 level. (Spanish 2 and above language learner levels, Immersion and Heritage Speaker)Included (Use for print-based and digital activities. Options to add text boxes, special instructions, images and highlight):· Biling
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Restaurant Dialogue Plus Regional Food and Meal Vocabulary Bundle
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