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7th grade psychology resources for Microsoft PowerPoint under $5
Nonverbal Communication Activity
*Best Seller*I use this activity after talking about communication and let me tell you... The students LOVE THIS! It's so important for students to know the power behind nonverbal communication and this activity does the perfect job of recognizing this power. Students create text boxes to write their responses and copy/paste images into the slides as well. Perfect for both in-person and virtual learning! Note: Some of the pictures are actually gifs!✿ Interested in more products than this? Build
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Communication Unit Bundle
Abandon Ship! Titanic Social Stratification Game
Included in this folder are the character Sheets, teacher Guide, and class slides needed to carry out this social stratification game! A student favorite.This game charges groups of 8 to decide which 5 of them will gain a spot on the lifeboat as the boat sinks. Each character has very general information about the others, but more information about themselves. Most student groups opt to save the characters depicted as having more wealth, creating a great conversation of the pervasiveness of soci
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â Sociology Full Semester Bundle (Major concepts, worksheets, and simulations)
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs - Introduction
Use this product to introduce the concept of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. I've given the traditional pyramid a face lift, using black and white patterns for each level. Included in the product bundle are:- Posters to enlarge and hang on the wall of your classroom. 4 different versions are included for you to choose from.- 8 different handouts for your students to take notes on, including full sheet, half sheet, and quarter sheet options. All designed in black to conserve ink when printing.- a ba
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Eyewitness Testimony (Engaging Lesson and Activity on Memory)
This product is designed to facilitate learning about human memory and thinking-- and specifically, why we can't always trust it. This product puts students in the shoes of a witness to a stolen laptop, and asks them to describe what they saw. Along the way, students see how fallible human memory is, and why it can be very problematic to rely solely on human memory. Overall, the slides are designed to cover the following major topicsThese slides cover these major topics, and more!Refresher on ba
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Psychology Full Course Bundle- Everything you need for an engaging year!
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Lesson (PPT Slideshow, Notes Handout, Quiz)
Explore Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs theory with this lesson including a PowerPoint slideshow, Note Taking Handouts and Quiz.This product includes:PowerPoint Slideshow with warm-up questions, YouTube video link (video embedded in a slide), Hierarchy of Needs content, and Reflection Questions.Note-Taking Handouts (PDF) with 2 Hierarchy Template versions and another version that follows the slideshow.Quiz (PDF) including an open response version and multiple choice version (answer key inclu
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Optical Illusion Power Point
Things aren't always as they seem. Your students will love this fun and engaging power point. Featuring a variety of optical illusions, this power point can be used as a jumping off point for a number of different lessons. Whether for education, or just for fun, students of all ages will love this power point.
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1st - 12th
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Eating Disorders: Mental Health Lesson
This google slides lesson helps classes learn about eating disorders and mental health through writing prompts, video interviews, and relevant information for their age group. Slides focus on anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating.I use this slideshow lesson with my high schoolers, but it's great for various age groups ranging from 7-12th grade. It takes up the full class period and requires ZERO PREPARATION!Included:-28 Slides-2 Writing prompts -4 Videos (Interviews and first-person accounts of ea
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in:Â Mental Health Lessons BUNDLE
Moral Philosophy: The Trolley Problem (Class Activity and Student Worksheet)
The infamous trolley problem... what would YOU do? This is the question that is thrown to students in this popular and beloved morality lesson. And that is just the beginning!This package introduces the infamous Trolley Problem and popular variations of it, within a wider exploration of moral philosophy, Virtue Ethics, Consequentialist Ethics, and Deontological Ethics.More specifically, this product discusses:The Trolley ProblemThe role of familiarityThe Surgeon ProblemThe Bridge ProblemMoral Ph
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â Sociology Full Semester Bundle (Major concepts, worksheets, and simulations)
Social Stratification and Engaging Rigged Monopoly Game
Included in this folder is a slide deck that covers the topic of social stratification and social mobility, as well as a worksheet for students to play a game of rigged monopoly and report their findings.These resources are designed to introduce students to the idea of social stratification through a series of videos, charts, and analogies, before launching into a simple online game of rigged monopoly where some students have relatively easier paths to victory (upper-middle or upper class) while
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â Sociology Full Semester Bundle (Major concepts, worksheets, and simulations)
Criminal / Forensic Psychology Lesson & Activity / Game
I designed this Forensic / Criminal Psychology lesson for my middle-school CTE class. The first career field that we dug into as a class was Psychology, and many of the students expressed intrigue at the idea of being forensic psychologists, I thought I'd give them hands-on practice in it! They got really into it this lesson. I'd been struggling with engagement, but every class period embraced the game's call for physical activity and critical thinking. They also appreciated the fact that this g
Grades:
7th - 9th
The Frontal Lobe - Brain Games (Powerpoint & 3 Games)
I created this PowerPoint for an after school program. It can be used in a Psychology class to demonstrate the executive processes of the frontal lobe of the brain. It can also be used as a fill lesson at the end of the year/before a break, or it is the perfect lesson for a sick day. It is a fun way to inform the students about how their frontal lobe functions. The added games will demonstrate what the students are learning and have the students compete with each other. What class doesn't have f
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Grades:
4th - 12th
Social Media and the Psychology of Phone Use (Screen Time Slides and Experiment)
In this era, social media and phone use are driving socialization and identity formation more than nearly anything. This product introduces the issue, provides a fascinating TED talk with reflection questions, explains some major concerns, and then pushes students into some self-exploration. After the 50 content slides, a project is introduced to students to track their own screen time, and then to try to introduce an intervention to lower their screen time, followed by some reflection. This pro
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Sociology Full Semester Bundle (Major concepts, worksheets, and simulations)
Psychological Disorders (Class slides, notes assignment, research project)
This product is a three-pack that includes a full class slide deck for the Psychological Disorders Unit, a google compatible follow-along notes assignment, and a research project where students can dive in deeper to specific disorders in order to understand them better or help their peers understand them better.Major topics include:Common myths and misconceptions about mental illnessMental health as a continuumDefining mental health issuesThe DSM and where it has been incorrect historically in d
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â Psychology Full Course Bundle- Everything you need for an engaging year!
Animal Behavior No Prep Lesson w/ Power Point, Worksheet and "Would you Rather?"
This lesson covers the different types of behaviors that animals can have such as response, instinct, and learned behaviors. This lesson is designed for late elementary through middle school grades.
Key Terms Include:
-behavior
-stimulus
-stimuli
-instinct
-imprinting
-conditioning
-trial-and-error learning
-insight learning
Both the presentation and the worksheet can be found within the zip file. Feedback is always appreciated.
Common Core Explanations
CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RST.6-8.1- While co
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4th - 9th, Higher Education
Cults and Group Socialization (Class slides, videos, and guided notes)
These content slides serve to introduce the topic of cults and radical social groups. The slide deck also includes a follow-along note sheet for students to complete digitally through google docs.The slides themselves cover:Social GroupsCultsCult recruitmentCult leadersInfluenceLoss of identityProminent cults: Manson Family (Charles Manson), Jonestown (Jim Jones), and the Branch Davidians (David Koresh)Long-term effects of cultsModern day prevalence of cults
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Sociology Full Semester Bundle (Major concepts, worksheets, and simulations)
Constitutional Convention: Fixing the Articles of Confederation - Civics & Gov.
I have two lessons on the Constitutional Convention. This one is designed more for students taking the Civics E.O.C. who are not tested on the Three-Fifths Compromise or Slave Trade. If you are looking for a lesson that does Click HereThis lesson is part of a bundle. Click here to save $5 on 10 of my lessonsThis lesson teaches students about how the Constitutional Convention addressed and fixed the problems of the Articles of Confederation includes the New Jersey Plan, the Virginia Plan, and the
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Also included in:Â Civics EOC Bundle I
Gender Roles and Gender Socialization (Class slides and worksheet)
These content slides serve to introduce the gender roles and how they are socialized in society and long have been. Although the slides are sociologically skeptical of gender roles, they were designed to not be "politically charged". The last slide addresses gender identity and sexuality briefly, and societal discrimination that faces them both. If your school or curriculum team feels this slide does not fit in the curriculum, it could always be deleted (though I personally feel its worth coveri
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Sociology Full Semester Bundle (Major concepts, worksheets, and simulations)
Class and Social Mobility (Social Stratification slides, notes, and activity)
This product is an activity to introduce the idea of occupational prestige, the class system in America, and social mobility. It includes an introduction activity and discussion where students rank and discuss how they view various occupations from astronaut to fast food worker, class slides that cover crucial content, and a class notes assignment that accompanies the slides covered in class to cover major ideas.Major ideas covered include:Social StratificationOccupational PrestigePerceptions of
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â Sociology Full Semester Bundle (Major concepts, worksheets, and simulations)
Manifest Destiny Socratic Seminar--Two Day Activity
This is a two day activity, perfect for a thorough introduction to Manifest Destiny. Day 1 includes a PowerPoint presentation and a printable note catcher handout. This covers the good, the bad, and the ugly of Manifest Destiny. There is also an article from 2012 about a controversy surrounding a "Manifest Destiny" tee shirt that was pulled from shelves after a public outcry. This article is the basis for a Socratic Seminar activity to be conducted on Day 2. Students will read the article dur
Grades:
6th - 12th
Redesigning a Social Institution (A Student Inquiry Project w/ Class Slides)
Many people, for generations, have complained about how school works. And how hospitals work. And how the court system works. And on and on! Turns out we are all pretty good at complaining. In this project, though, students will get the chance to actually reimagine, redesign, and remake one of those social institutions, or another of their choice!This project empowers students to be creators of their own learning, while learning about basic institutions that are structuring society. What this pr
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Sociology Full Semester Bundle (Major concepts, worksheets, and simulations)
Personality (Psychology slides, test links, videos, discussion questions)
Who am I? This central question is at the heart of our identity. These meticulously crafted slides and notes are tailored for psychology classes, offering a comprehensive exploration of personality.The content spans a spectrum of essential topics, including:Measuring Personality: Delve into the methodologies and tools employed in the nuanced task of personality assessment.Defining Personality: Clarify the boundaries by exploring what falls outside the realm of personality, providing a clear unde
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Psychology Full Course Bundle- Everything you need for an engaging year!
Sociocultural Diversity & Implicit Bias (Slides, videos, student worksheet)
These content slides serve to introduce the concepts of societal bias, implicit bias, and how they affect interactions among people. This product thinks about discrimination through the lens of psychology and how prejudice and discrimination ultimately influence social interactions in our world.The product includes a class slide deck, an embedded crash course psychology video with questions, live class discussion questions, and a follow-along student worksheet where students can reflect and foll
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Sociology Full Semester Bundle (Major concepts, worksheets, and simulations)
Operant Conditioning PowerPoint
Contains a PowerPoint presentation covering the basics of operant conditioning. This would best be used in the Learning unit of a Psychology or AP Psychology course.The PowerPoint is HIGHLY animated and is designed to capture student attention. Each slide has transitions along with rich, moving media. Additionally, a guided note sheet is included in the zip file to help students follow along with the presentation.Topics covered include:-- Differences Between Classical Conditioning and Operant Co
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Culture, Values, and Norms (Slides and Engaging Values Activity)
These engaging slides grab student's attention by first walking them through a hypothetical where they must elect which 5 of the 9 patients in a hospital to save with an antidote--effectively showing which lives they value the most in the group. Their answers might reveal much more about their values, beliefs, and biases than they realize! After the engaging opening, the slides walk through crucial ideas such as:IndividualismCollectivismCultureSubculturesMulticulturalism
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Sociology Full Semester Bundle (Major concepts, worksheets, and simulations)
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