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Life skills resources for Microsoft Word on sale
Find Somebody Who Activity | Editable | Icebreaker | Back to School | Friendship
" Find somebody who..." The original icebreaker is here and requires no prep from you! Everyone, from kids to adults, has used this classic activity to meet new people and get the year going on the right foot. ***************************************************************************Simple, effective, and highly engaging, this single-page activity sheet will get everyone up and active as they try to answer 20 questions about their classmates. This Word document is completely editable – customi
Grades:
K - 9th
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Also included in:Â Innovative Substitute Teaching Bundle | No Prep Sub Plans
"The Bucket List" film questions and activity
Great short questions to answer after finishing the film "The Bucket List" starring Morgan Freeman.
I love to use this for my Career and Life Management class, and as an extra to inspire some serious conversation and answers from my students in class.
Easy to mark, and simple "Create your own bucket list" activity at the end - with some example pictures to help students create something with unique details.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Outdoor environmental outreach kits for sale for field trips
I have many outreach kits for sale. A large water rangers resource kit with all the fixings for over 150 students. To find out the health of your nearest waterway. 500.00 regularly 750.00 which has not been used at all. You can check oxygen, toxitity, stream flow measurements, sediment, ph balance, conductivity, salinity,and temperature. Enough for 5 classes of 30 plus students. Citizen Science Techniques in a Migratory Bird Study (K-6): Students will become Citizen Scientists, learning skill
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PreK - 10th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Behavior Reflection: Students who Misbehave - Why are Rules Important?
When students have chronic misbehavior - whether it be the same rule or a multitude of rules that they struggle (or refuse) to follow, taking the time to actually teach them why rules are important is NEVER a waste of your time. This activity asks students to first self reflect on the rules that they have broken; to be insightful and try to figure out why they chose to break those rules - in the form of a paragraph. Three videos are then provided for students to watch. The first is a short (6 mi
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Creating a Positive Reputation - Unit w/ Homework, Activities, and Games
4 Corners Game: Social Norms
This activity/game could be used as a beginning of the year 'get to know you', a midyear class building/bonding, or as a character education lesson for students with behavior issues. Statements about social norms are projected onto the board. For example, Skip classes, Record and post videos of people fighting, Brag about failing, Write thank you notes, and Apologize when they’ve done something wrong. Create an environment for students to play 4 Corners - for this game, the corners should be lab
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Grades:
8th - 11th
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Also included in:Â Creating a Positive Reputation - Unit w/ Homework, Activities, and Games
Ecology Factory Farming WebQuest
Video clips such as "The Meatrix," and others are used to help students understand the difference between farming as they may visualize it versus factory farming which is what they are most likely eating today. Kindly leave a review of my work, it will help me create future products. Thanks! Ms. D. :-) Links Active 10/13/22
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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W8.7 - Career Research: worksheet for organizing occupation research
These handouts ask students to gather critical information in order to make an effective career decision. Find a personality career assessment (many are available free online) to have students take before making career choices. From that personality career assessment, students will choose one occupation that they are considering. Using the internet, students will find as much information on that career as they can. In their research, students must find information such as, Setting (indoor/outdoo
Grades:
6th - 10th
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Also included in:Â English 8 - Entire Year: Activities, Projects, Rubrics, Exams, Homework
Fundamentals in Word
A Microsoft Word unit for Elementary students. This unit focuses on basic skills such as changing the font style and color and inserting clip art.
Projects, scoring guides, and how to guides are included.
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Following Directions Activities: Elementary
Three great activities to help students understand the importance of following directions.
Activities include whole class, team, and individual.
I often try this during the first week of school! It's fun to see who passes!
Grades:
2nd - 6th
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Also included in:Â Back to School Bundle
Elementary Typing Goals
This includes a rubric for keyboarding/typing tests for grades 2-5. It includes both goals for accuracy as well as WPM (words per minute).
BUNDLE it with other ED TECH products at: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Elementary-Ed-Tech-Resource-Bundle-1412385
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Also included in:Â Elementary Ed Tech: Resource Bundle
Career and Life Management Wellness Reflection
Easy informative chart including the 7 main types of wellness:* Spiritual* Mental* Family* Social* Financial* Work* PhysicalWith a range a questions to complete - marks for each answer included in bold after each questions for easy marking and completion.Allows students to truly think about what each type of wellness may look like in their own lives, how important each one is, how alcohol, tobacco, and gambling negatively impacts each wellness, which activities support each wellness, and how the
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Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Commitment Challenge 5 - Growth, Reflection, and Relationships
This was designed for 8th graders, something I initially thought we'd do just once, but after the first Commitment Challenge Winners were named and received their prizes, the begging immediately began. "When are we doing this again? Will the list of challenges be different next time? Can you win more than once?" I had no idea this was going to become what it has -- no idea this one time activity was going to become a once a month staple in my room -- no idea the kids were going to take this as s
Grades:
7th - 12th
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CCSS:
Also included in:Â Beginning of the Year: Classroom Culture and Team Building Activity Bundle
Digital Citizenship: Online Reputation
For students in middle and high school, lessons, discussions, and activities on Digital Citizenship are a must! Creating a good online reputation is a major component of Digital Citizenship for our students in this technology driven, 21st century world. These handouts focus on the online reputation that students have already created for themselves and the impact their online choices have made. First, students are asked to define 'online reputation'. Discussion of how different students define th
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Creating a Positive Reputation - Unit w/ Homework, Activities, and Games
Commitment Challenge - Small Changes w/ Enormous Impact (Promises & Reputation)
This was designed for 8th graders, something I initially thought we'd do just once, but after the first Commitment Challenge Winners were named and received their prizes, the begging immediately began. "When are we doing this again? Will the list of challenges be different next time? Can you win more than once?" I had no idea this was going to become what it has -- no idea this one time activity was going to become a once a month staple in my room -- no idea the kids were going to take this as s
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â Beginning of the Year: Classroom Culture and Team Building Activity Bundle
Commitment Challenge 2 - Student Goal Setting (Habits & Behavior Modification)
First - Start on a Monday if possible - provide students with the handouts (paper or digitally). Discuss the meaning of the words COMMITMENT and CHALLENGE, number of winners, start and end date, and prizes.Second - Review the list of Challenges; students will then choose 1. Ask students to complete the sentence stem "For the next 7 days, I promise that I will..." Have students complete the next few questions (making predictions and reflecting on the difficulty level of the task they chose). Thir
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â Beginning of the Year: Classroom Culture and Team Building Activity Bundle
Character Education: Good Judgement (HOMEWORK w/ parent involvement)
If you have a particular student (or an entire class) that has been showing unacceptable school behavior, poor judgment, this activity is an opportunity to discuss real world situations they may soon find themselves facing. This activity would work well in a Health class, by a counselor or Behavior Strategist, or by any teacher dealing with behavior problems that has noticed their students making poor choices. This worksheet asks students to read about scenarios that teens often find themselves
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Grades:
8th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Creating a Positive Reputation - Unit w/ Homework, Activities, and Games
Behavior Management: Earning a Reputation
As our students begin to mature, it is important to have conversations about reputation - discussing the reputations they currently have, desire, and want to avoid. This activity begins independently. Students are first required to complete half the chart alone before finding a partner to share. After the answers have been shared, partners will offer advice for students to then add to their chart. For example, students will write: More than anything else, I want to have a reputation for being...
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Creating a Positive Reputation - Unit w/ Homework, Activities, and Games
Dating Checklist - Guidelines for a Positive Dating Experience
To be used by Health teachers, counselors, or Behavior Strategists teaching older students about DATING. This handout defines the different areas and guidelines that exist when a dating experience is healthy and positive. Students are provided with a checklist of characteristics to look for in a person that they are considering dating. Ask students to complete the checklist throughout their dating relationships to make sure the person they are dating has the types of qualities they should be loo
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Grades:
8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Teen Dating UNIT: Healthy Relationships in Middle School
Dating - Parents Weigh In (homework)
To be used by Health teachers, counselors, or Behavior Strategists teaching older students about DATING. Students will take this worksheet home to question a parent or trusted adult about their viewpoints on dating - students will write down what they say. For example, parents are asked - At what age is it appropriate for me to date? Who would you prefer that I dated? What concerns you when you think about me dating?The following day, students can share the types of responses they got from the
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Grades:
8th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Teen Dating UNIT: Healthy Relationships in Middle School
Commitment Challenge 3 - Goal Setting & Behavior Reflection (Habits)
First - Start on a Monday if possible - provide students with the handouts (paper or digitally). Discuss the meaning of the words COMMITMENT and CHALLENGE, number of winners, start and end date, and prizes.Second - Review the list of Challenges; students will then choose 1. Ask students to complete the sentence stem "For the next 7 days, I promise that I will..." Have students complete the next few questions (making predictions and reflecting on the difficulty level of the task they chose).Third
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â Beginning of the Year: Classroom Culture and Team Building Activity Bundle
Storybook Group Project - How to Create a Good Reputation?
Provided here are directions and a rubric for a fun group project. Groups may have up to 4 people. They will create a storybook (meant for elementary school readers) to teach children about creating good reputations and avoiding bad reputations. Groups can also choose to write about the dangers of being online, online bullying, or having a positive/negative digital reputation.Begin by looking at examples of real books designed for this age group. Each person in the group will have a job; for ex
Grades:
6th - 8th
Also included in:Â Creating a Positive Reputation - Unit w/ Homework, Activities, and Games
Futures Reflection: End of Year and Closure Activity
As the students leave your classroom to move forward to the next grade or phase of their lives, it is important to say goodbye with a memorable send off and activity - which is what these handouts are meant to provide. First, provide students with the handout of Possible Futures, which describes 24 different directions their life could take, such as, Adventure: exploring the world; facing danger and the unknown; Faith: having strong beliefs in and a commitment to God, church, and religion; and
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Beginning of the Year: Classroom Culture and Team Building Activity Bundle
Take a Stand: Controversial Issues Facing Students - Parents Weigh In (homework)
This homework should be paired with the Hot Seat Game: Take a Stand - Controversial Issues Facing Teens Today. After students participate in the class activity, they will choose 5 issues that were discussed during the game. Students must report to a parent or trusted adult how our class voted on those five issues. Parents are then asked how they would have voted and why; students write down what they say. The following day, have students share out things that surprised them about how their paren
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Grades:
7th - 11th
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