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Social emotional learning Common Core RH.6-8.6 resources
Role Models - Unit of work for famous figures (US)
A Role Models Unit of work including posters, quotes, templates, activities, printables, organizers and handouts.Linked to the Common Core State Standards. This unit includes quotes and inspiration from famous figures such as Mother Theresa, Nelson Mandela, Jesse Owens and Rosa Parks. The students are encouraged to name their role models and consider what makes then good examples. They find similarities and differences between different famous figures, and draw inspiration from the values they e
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5th - 6th
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Civic Action Research Bullying Survey Data Analysis Pear Deck Google Jamboard
Get students into a civic action research mindset with real survey data and thought-provoking questions! This Youth Participatory Action Research activity comes with TWO options: students can collaborate together on a Google Jamboard OR answer in Pear Deck. This data was taken from a real survey recorded by my 8th grade students in their Youth Participatory Action Research Project. I used this to teach about data analysis and how collecting ideas can giveaway for making a real change!This slide
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6th - 8th
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The Impact of Identity
I use this lesson after I have taught about the causes of WWI and how the war ended. Students are familiar with the Treaty of Versailles and the impact that it had on Germany. The purpose of including this lesson here, is to help them to understand how important the concept of identity is in their everyday lives- the way they view the world (perspective), the way they view themselves and the way they view others.
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6th - 8th
Learning For Justice: Bullied Movie Question Guide
I love using Learning For Justice's resources in my classes. I especially love the Bullied: A Student, a School and a Case That Made History film that they offer. It depicts Jamie Nabozny's experience being bullied for being gay in middle and high school and later winning a court case against his school district. This resource is a simple question sheet that encourages students to use the Pyramid of Hate to analyze different behaviors that they witness in the film. I also included a link to a Yo
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