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Character education Common Core 1.MD.C.4 resources
Character Education Glyph - Social Emotional Traits - Anti Bullying
Perfect for back to school is this easy to use, NO PREP glyph based on teachable character traits. Great to go along with your anti-bullying lessons! Super for teaching problem solving and data organization (graphing). The glyph is intended for 1st and 2nd grade and can be used in large or small group instruction or for an independent math center activity. If you and your students enjoy this glyph, click HERE to see the glyphs for the year BUNDLE at more than 30% off!Preschool (PK) and Kindergar
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in: Social Studies Activities Year-Long BUNDLE | Distance Learning
Storytime STEM Vol 4 - Storybook Science - Character Ed. Activities
This resource includes 7 STEM activities inspired by your favorite storybooks that focus on Character Education! Read to your students and integrate science into your reading block while teaching them to be good humans! These engaging STEM activities that have been carefully selected to compliment each story! Each activity includes a set of simple instructions and a response sheet for student reflection. The response sheets are the perfect addition to a science journal! Activities Included:Trave
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K - 1st
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NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-2
, K-2-ETS1-1
Also included in: Storytime STEM Bundle - Storybook Science
Emotions and Feelings Data Analysis Daily Check-in Calendar With Bar Graph
Have you ever wondered how to integrate social and emotional learning into core academics?I know I have since my first year of teaching. This emotions and feelings data analysis daily check-in solves that issue. Students will collect meaningful data by completing this daily check-in. At the end of the month or at the beginning of the next month students will complete the data analysis section.This resource will help students to learn how to use a data collection tool (bar graph) to reflect on da
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2nd - 5th
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I PROMISE: Sir Thanks-a-Lot and The Sniffles, Snuffles
Character Education Story:Like all of us, our young hero, Eli, discovers that making a promise is much easier than keeping a promise - despite his very best intentions. Happily, he is able to right a wrong with the help of his friends, MeMue Kitty and the big, green dragon. Eli learns a valuable lesson and he’s given another opportunity to say, “I PROMISE” and to keep his promise. A playful misunderstanding with little Aiden helps this tale end with a smile. Curriculum Extension Printable Ac
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PreK - 1st
Also included in: Sir Thanks-a-Lot Complete Character Education Series BUNDLE
FORGIVENESS: Sir Thanks-a-Lot and The Music Box Maker
Character Education Story:A stranger is blamed when things go missing in Mirabelle Kingdom. Fortunately, the big, green dragon speaks up for the music box maker and the villagers quickly realize their mistakes. Apologies and forgiveness turn misunderstandings into friendships.Curriculum Extension Printable ActivitiesAdditional curriculum extension printable activities are correlated with Common Core and TEKS standards in language arts and math. These games and printable activities connect wit
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PreK - 1st
Also included in: Sir Thanks-a-Lot Complete Character Education Series BUNDLE
GENEROSITY: Sir Thanks-a-Lot and Carrots, Radishes, and Beanie Caps
Character Education Story: A bountiful crop of vegetables in the village garden gives Sir Eli Thanks-a-Lot a bright idea to help Grandma & Grandpa Cobble, who seem to not have enough food to eat, but plenty of beanie caps and scarves: a Share Our Plenty Day!Curriculum Extension Printable ActivitiesAdditional curriculum extension printable activities are correlated with Common Core and TEKS standards in language arts and math. These games and printable activities connect with the theme and s
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PreK - 1st
Also included in: Sir Thanks-a-Lot Complete Character Education Series BUNDLE
FAIRNESS: Sir Thanks-a-Lot and The Treasure Hunt
Character Education Story:Oftentimes, fairness can be forgotten in competitive situations. Because the big, green dragon wants to win the treasure hunt, he is very unhappy that Eli has invited a friend who gets around in a wheelchair to be on their team. The dragon is given an opportunity to learn the true meaning of teamwork.Curriculum Extension Printable ActivitiesAdditional curriculum extension printable activities are correlated with Common Core and TEKS standards in language arts and math.
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PreK - 1st
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Also included in: Sir Thanks-a-Lot Complete Character Education Series BUNDLE
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