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Oral communication social emotional learning resources for Microsoft Word and for GATE
Public Speaking Template, Tips, and Tricks for the 1-2 Minute Informative Speech
The common core wants effective speakers and 21st Century Learners!
Here is a template for the one to two minute informative speech in handy notecard-sized cutouts.
This document includes public speaking tips and tricks for all ages and ability levels.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Masking: A Social-Emotional Lesson About Individuality and Growth
Rather than following any didactic approach, this unit allows students to form understandings through collaboration, experience, and creative projects. In this way, the social-emotional growth “sneaks up on” our learners in an engaging, organic experience.In this unit, students explore masking—or hiding one’s true self—through video, class discussion, metaphor-making, and thoughtful hands-on activities. The heart of the unit, the Superhero Mask-up project, invites students to imagine positive gr
Grades:
5th - 8th
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A.N.C.H.O.R. Meeting
ANCHOR stands for Appreciations, News, Concerns, Highlights, Obscurities, and Reading. This can be done in discussion group orally, can be done written and then discussed in small or whole-class groups, or a one-on-one conference with the teacher/counselor/admin. I added explanations for certain letters because it is powerful to articulate why something was a highlight or an appreciation, and why you are concerned about something. This is a good way to get to know students and see where they are
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Week in Review Reflection (Meta-Analysis)
This is a useful tool for students to start to see patterns in their own lives as it relates to weekly behaviors. Typically, students refer to previous Week in Reviews, and complete averages based on those categories. They then record those averages on the Week in Review Reflection. It gives students an opportunity to see a "bigger picture" and introduces/reinforces the concept of meta-analysis, or systematically assessing previous results of their own recorded data and to reach conclusions base
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Character Traits
This is a great way to get students to have the language to talk about character and to identify their top 6 character traits.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Gifted Characteristics Checklist in one page(Editable and Fillable Resource)
Well-designed Gifted Characteristics Checklist: measuring (using scores) the following areas:Learning, leadership, motivation and creativity
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Sign Language and Its Culture
American Sign Language (ASL) is not always perceived as a LANGUAGE of its own, or as a second language, but it is.
Deaf or hard of hearing persons must face specific challenges due to their physiological deficit; however, they overcome and build strengths in other areas. This lesson plan not only teaches some very basic concepts, such as the ASL alphabet, but it also enlightens students about the cultural aspects of Sign Language as a second language.
Grades:
7th - 8th
Talk is Cheap ESL Business English: Practice for Business English Conversation
This is an exercise to help business English students begin to use conversation in the business arena.
It´s a short handout that reinforces in class work that has already been done on Business English language. There is also an Answer Key.
Enjoy and please give feedback!
Thanks,
Linda
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Spread Some Love!
Here are three quick Valentine's Day activities that are great for any age! They are quick challenges that stimulates creativity and critical thinking. Perfect for gifted programs, Destination Imagination groups, or anyone wanting to spice up their party day!
Grades:
K - 12th
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