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Life skills Common Core L.9-10.1 resources
Sexual Harassment Activity Scenario Cards Lesson Plan
Teens and young adults can often struggle to understand the difference between what is "just a joke," and sexual harassment. These interactive activities use scenario cards and group work for middle and high school to begin to recognize the difference between sexual harassment and flirting. They will also begin to learn the different types of sexual harassment and consequences of these behaviors. This activity can also be adapted to use one-on-one with a counselor or teacher with the use of the
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Boom Social Language Formal Informal Communication Bundle MS
Are you looking for online and fun ways to teach middle and high school students the differences between formal and informal communication? Are your students less than excited about most social skills activities? It's time to try Boom cards for social skills! These cards are no print, interactive, digital task cards. Your students will love them! In this set, you will receive 2 decks of cards. The first deck teach students the differences between formal and informal communication situati
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6th - 10th
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Days of the Week and Months of the Year Printable Worksheets!
Purchase this product to receive products focused on the days of the week and months of the year! Products include cutting and pasting, tracing, and writing. This is great for all ages! Printables included:Days of the week posterMonths of the year posterWriting days of the week in orderWriting months of the year in orderCutting and pasting days of the week in order & rewritingCutting and pasting months of the year in order % rewritingTracing and writing days of the week in orderTracing and w
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PreK - 12th
Mock Job Interview - Soft Skills for College and Career Readiness
Want to help your students rock their future job interviews, but you're not sure where to start? This complete lesson explains a job interview and its purpose, reviews eight job interview tips and common job interview questions, and includes a mock job interview assignment with directions and a scoring guide/rubric! ⭐️ Click HERE for the Pear Deck version.⭐️ WHAT'S INCLUDED (a complete lesson that uses the 5E Learning Cycle!):Engage: Question to hook students.Explore: Question to activate prior
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Soft Skills for College & Career Readiness - AVID/Advisory/College Prep
Phone Skills Life Skills Unit
What you got:
You receive a full life skills unit on making phone calls. Included is a worksheet on understanding emergency vs. non emergency, skills for making 911 calls, 8 acting it out cards, response worksheet, and 8 different “who do you call scenario cards.” This unit was designed for high schoolers with special needs who may be in high school transition programs or on alternate assessment.
How to use it:
This unit can take up to an hour or more to complete or be broken down i
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6th - 12th
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How to Apply to College - College Readiness
Prepare your high school juniors and seniors for the college admissions and application process with this interactive Google Slides presentation. This complete lesson explains when students should begin the college application process, how to make a college list, and what's needed to complete a college application. Also included: an extension activity asking students to make a spreadsheet or table to show the colleges they plan to apply to and the required application materials and deadlines.⭐️
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10th - 12th
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Life Skills: Choosing Healthy Relationships - HS Health & FACS Lesson4
Relationships are at the very heart of healthy families. Offering a blend of information, interactive questions, and family structure statistics, this lesson will help your students create a healthy relationship plan that can support their personal and family goals. By exploring the challenges that arise when relationship situations don’t go according to plan, students will also surface more reasons for making thoughtful choices. Here’s why you’ll LOVE this Lesson!✅ No Prep!✅ Fully engaging &
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9th - 10th, Higher Education
Also included in: Bundle - Life Skills: Forming a Family Unit - HS Health & FACS
How to Ask for a Letter of Recommendation - College & Career Readiness
Teach your students how to ask for a letter of recommendation for college or scholarship applications with this interactive Google Slides presentation. This complete lesson explains what a letter of recommendation is, what students need recommendations for, and nine tips for asking for a letter of recommendation. Also included: an extension activity asking students to write an email requesting a letter of recommendation and completing a datasheet/brag sheet to go with it (link to a sample email
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9th - 12th
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Bundle - The Dream of Family Unit - Health & FACS
Guide students to envision their brightest possible future as a foundation for learning about healthy families. Your students will define personalized goals which they find enticing and compelling, which in turn helps them understand their lives in a broader context. A future-oriented perspective enables teens to anticipate the consequences of their current choices. By exploring their priorities and values, and learning about family structures, students gain a sense of personal power in shapi
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Building a website project
Hello, great to have you here! I am glad to share with you the project tht has been a success for years with my high school students. There are multiple files here, and I recommend you begin with the video. All may be tailored to you institution's and own classroom's objectives, and may be worked over a short or long period. This aims to teach students Digital Citizenship concepts through the Language Arts classroom, hopefully making them learn how to surf the web with greater knowledge and bett
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9th - 12th
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English Test Prep Task Cards and Bookmarks | Free Grammar and Writing Errors
Add these English test prep task cards to your classes! These free test prep sentences will review common grammar and writing errors. Tired of reviewing for that standardized English test? Your students might be too. Use task cards to get students talking, moving, and breaking out of their test-prep-funk. Included in this FREE English test prep task cards download:√ 12 task cards to help students review for the English portion on common standardized tests. √ Bookmarks, study reminders, with the
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Grammar Task Card Bundle Middle School English Grammar
Subject-Verb Agreement Test with Detailed Answer Key
Teachers will be in "agreement" that this is the "correct" test to use to assess student understanding of this grammar skill. As students read 20 sentences, they will select which verb choice makes a statement or question correct. A detailed answer key is included.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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J.K. Rowling's Harvard Address: Speech Analysis, Reflection, Writing, Discussion
This enriching resource is tailored for high school educators to guide students through an insightful exploration of J.K. Rowling's inspiring 2008 Harvard Commencement Address. The package includes detailed worksheets with reflective questions and a comprehensive discussion guide, making it perfect for English, Literature, or Life Skills classes.What’s Included:Worksheet with Reflective Questions: A multi-page worksheet featuring 10 thought-provoking questions, each designed to connect students
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8th - 12th
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Back To School Student Goal Setting Templates: Create Personal & Academic Goals
Get your students involved in setting their own student-centered performance goals. From leadership gurus to accomplished CEO’s, the most successful people in life have proven that setting goals with a growth-mindset is a must! If you don’t know where you want to go, how can you even get there? If you don’t know where the target is, how do you know where to aim? This concept is true for for the classroom and student achievement as well. After thousands of studies, Dr. John Hattie of Melbourne,
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Not Grade Specific
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Emma Watson's 2016 UN Speech Gender Equality: Speech Analysis, Discussion, Write
This compelling resource is designed for high school educators to engage students in an in-depth exploration of Emma Watson's influential 2016 UN Speech on Gender Equality. Including a thoughtfully crafted worksheet and a structured discussion guide, it's an ideal tool for English, Social Studies, or Gender Studies classes.What’s Included:Worksheet with Reflective Questions: A multi-page worksheet featuring 10 insightful questions, each encouraging students to connect with the themes of gender e
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Planning and Priorities for Family, Life, Career - HS Health & FACS Lesson1
Your students will enjoy this awe-inspiring lesson while considering the importance of family among their life goals and building life skills in decision-making. Teens will reflect on their past experiences, prioritize their current dreams, and craft a timeline for their personal goals. 29 PPT slides, 5 workbook pages, standards based. Fully updated May 2024. Lesson ContentBy putting teens at the center of this Importance of Family lesson (the first in the Healthy Foundations for Future Famil
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9th - 11th
Also included in: Bundle - The Dream of Family Unit - Health & FACS
Steve Jobs' Stanford Speech Analysis, Reflection, Writing High School Discussion
This engaging resource, designed for high school educators, focuses on analyzing and reflecting upon Steve Jobs' influential 2005 Stanford Commencement Address. The 5-page worksheet, streamlined for ease of use, combines thought-provoking questions with key quotes from the speech, accompanied by a page dedicated to facilitating classroom discussions.What’s Included:Worksheet with Analytical Questions: Four pages filled with 10 carefully crafted questions, each designed to prompt students to refl
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Building a website project
This file is built to be the student - teacher interface of the project.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Building a website project
Financial Literacy - How to Appeal Financial Aid
Teach your high school juniors and seniors how to appeal financial aid with this interactive Google Slides presentation. This complete lesson explains what a financial aid appeal is, when to make an appeal, possible reasons for an appeal, and how exactly to make an appeal. ⭐️ Also included: an extension activity asking students to write an appeal letter. For your seniors, this might be an actual letter they need to write. For your juniors, this would be a hypothetical situation and practice lett
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Job Skills - Interview Tips and Mock Job Interview Pear Deck
Teach your students job skills and career readiness with this interactive Pear Deck Google Slides presentation. This complete lesson explains a job interview and its purpose, reviews eight job interview tips, and includes a mock job interview assignment with directions and a scoring guide/rubric! ⭐️ Click here to learn more about Pear Deck or check out this video! Pear Deck is a fantastic Google Slides Add-on to increase student participation and make your presentation more interactive!⭐️ I have
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9th - 12th
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Independent or Group Research Project : Careers Focus SELF-PACED LEARNING
Independent or Group Research Project : Careers Focus SELF-PACED LEARNING Speaking & Listening Project Based Learning - Careers High School Literacy ProjectAngie Barillaro Radiant Heart PublishingCommon core aligned for years 9-10 but easily adapted for younger or older grades25pYour students will plan, research and create /present a project based on careers . Aimed at middle to senior high school, but can be adapted.Table of Contents:3 Introduction6 Step by Step Guide7 Grammar8 Planning Wor
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8th - 11th, Adult Education
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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs - Family Health - slides and activity
In this interactive lesson, students will learn about human potential and Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. Students will also learn how to meet needs through a new Hierarchy of Care. 28 PPT slides, student plan, instructor guide, standards based.Information is presented with example situations relevant to teens, inviting reflection, and stimulating discussion. As students explore their own self-care, they will pivot to consider future parenting responsibilities in meeting the needs of a child.We
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9th - 12th
College Readiness - How to Apply to College Pear Deck
Teach your high school juniors and seniors the college application process with this interactive Pear Deck Google Slides presentation. This complete lesson explains when students should begin the college application process, how to make a college list, and what's needed to complete a college application. Also included: an extension activity asking students to make a spreadsheet or table to show the colleges they plan to apply to and the required application materials and deadlines.⭐️ Click here
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10th - 12th
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Self Assessment - Building a website project
Self assessment for students to evaluate their intake of the "Building a website project".
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Building a website project
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