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Women's History Month character education bibliographies for Easel

Black History Month | I Am Posters | 37 Famous Black Amer Leaders | Student Pic

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A perfect assignment/ Bulletin Board Worthy for Black History Month or any time of the year to display respect for African American heroes. Please note that this product contains posters for less well-known Individuals to help students broaden their horizons and learning opportunities. Resource Includes:* I AM Posters with 37 Posters/ Pictures and descriptions of Famous African American Leaders. (Width x Length - 8.5" x 11")* The right side of the Poster includes an editable title, picture and

Subjects:

Black History Month, Social Studies - History, Women's History Month

Grades:

1st - 7th

Types:

Bibliographies, Bulletin Board Ideas, Cultural Activities

Also included in: Bundle Black History Leader Posters & I Am Research Posters | African American

6 Lessons on Courage, Compassion and Connection

Created by

Wyatt the Wonder Dog

This six week curriculum for grades 3-5 is based on Brene Brown's book the Gift of Imperfection. Each week includes an intention, a quote, a story to read and discuss and a creative exercise to complete in the weekly journal which is included. Topics include: cultivating compassion and connection, cultivating your authentic voice, cultivating self-compassion, cultivating grit, cultivating gratitude and joy and cultivating intuition and trust. Six lesson plans are also included to apply the

Subjects:

Character Education, Life Skills, School Counseling

Grades:

3rd - 5th

Types:

Activities, Bibliographies, Lesson

Three lessons on decision making for elementary students

Created by

Wyatt the Wonder Dog

Help students make great decisions with these three lessons which include discussion questions, activities, books to read, 6 hat tool and core values chart.

Subjects:

Character Education, Critical Thinking, School Counseling

Grades:

3rd - 5th

Types:

Activities, Bibliographies, Lesson

Growth Mindset: Who Are Failed Successes?

Created by

The Social Edge

WHO ARE FAILED SUCCESSES? In addition to drawing their own caricatures, students can research other failed successes that inspire them such as, Oprah Winfrey, Steve Jobs, Steven Spielberg, Mark Cuban, Milton Hershey, Lady Gaga, Madonna, J K Rowling, Elizabeth Arden, The Beatles, Jim Carrey, Jay Z, Stephen King, Bill Gates, Thomas Edison. Have students summarize the failed success story of their role model and draw a caricature. Encourage students to share a couple of these in class or at home.*N

Subjects:

Back to School, Character Education, School Counseling

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Worksheets, Activities, Bibliographies

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Women's History Month character education bibliographies for Easel

Black History Month | I Am Posters | 37 Famous Black Amer Leaders | Student Pic

6 Lessons on Courage, Compassion and Connection

Three lessons on decision making for elementary students

Growth Mindset: Who Are Failed Successes?