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Creative Curriculum-Beginning of Year lesson plans weeks 1 - 6
This product are lesson plans for Creative Curriculum - Beginning of the year . The lesson plans includes question of the day, interest areas, story, group discussion information. Most objectives are included in each area. The information is written out to follow. Additional areas on lesson plans includes an area for notes, literacy activities, and some additional ideas that could be used to add more rigor.The lessons are editable so you can adjust as necessary to fit your needs.These are pla
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PreK
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Circles Booklet handout
Early Literacy booklet based on the Circles program by James Stanfield covering the different Circles in easy to understand language. Created for students in Special Education classes/settings, but easily transferable to the younger grades as it focuses on appropriate touch and communication.
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Not Grade Specific
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Class Dojo Growth Mindset Video Lesson Plans and Activities
Do you love the Class Dojo Growth Mindset videos? Here are plans that cover the video topics: growth mindset, perseverance, empathy, and mindfulness. There are also some activities for students to reflect upon after watching the videos and participating in group discussions. All items are editable!
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1st - 4th
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The History of Me! - A Get-to-Know-You Activity - ELL included!
This is a great activity for the first day of school to help build relationships and get to know your students. It also helps them articulate their life chronologically.
I create a short presentation about my own life to share as an introduction to this activity.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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EDITABLE Homework Log and Student Check Off List (Free)
Enjoy this free, fun and easy to use editable and printable Homework Log/Check off Sheet. Great for attendance, homework check off, grading, and more. This printable and editable resource is a great way to stay organized with ease.Thank you for supporting a fellow teacher. Please consider checking out my other items.Items you may be interested in:Photo day reminder braceletsConference Reminder Student BraceletsClassroom Donation Tear off sheetsEditable & Printable Classroom Seating Chart Dig
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Not Grade Specific
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Building a Class Culture: Co-Creating Norms/Rules
Using a restorative justice approach, this series of activities is designed to engage students, build classroom community and set expectations for a positive and productive year. There are many ways to approach classroom agreements; this series takes a student-centered approach that is more focused on students supporting each other’s success rather than adhering to a set of rules. The timing of lessons is flexible and can be adjusted for shorter or longer class periods.
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Introduction to Leadership Activity
Our communities are driven by our leaders, but most of us struggle to explain what a leader actually does. So what does it actually mean?!This activity will get your students thinking about how they define leadership (and the different components of it) while they struggle to come up with a definition of it as a group! Great for introducing teamwork, communication, and the different ways in which anyone and everyone can be a leader.Inspire your
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: THE LEADERSHIP BUNDLE
Winter Monthly Lesson Plan for Toddler & Preschool age groups
This product is a month worth of curriculum for toddler and preschool age groups. The theme is Winter. This product is editable online or you can print and write in your classrooms name. There is also a box left blank on the bottom of the page that you can add any of your own information for example classroom reminders, field trips etc. I used this curriculum for my toddler/preschool classroom and it was very beneficial and of course fun!
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PreK
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Lining up Expectation
Lining up Expectation chart. This is just a simple chart shows students how to line up and what is expected of them. The chart also has words and arrows pointed to appropriate behavior. I have it posted on the classroom door. There is also another picture of students lined up with out the words.
I show it to the class and talk about it before posting it on the door at the beginning of the school year.
There are lines and arrows with text boxes when you download it. I don't know why its not
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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Catholic Social Teaching Unit Plan
Don't re-invent the wheel! Find what you need to plan a successful Catholic Social Teaching Unit. Each cover page will tell you how to implement the resources, and you can look to this (EDITABLE) Unit Plan for guidance on how to structure your students’ learning! Includes an engaging, differentiated, and fun 3 day editable lesson plan, so you can tweak it to your own students and change the times, groups, etc.! After the lesson layout, you will find the editable formal assessment, CST Discussion
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3rd - 12th
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Also included in: Catholic Social Teaching Unit BUNDLE!
Lifeboat Activity - Back to School Teambuilding
This teambuilding activity is a great way to get your students talking, making introductions, and debating during the first week back to school. Divide students into small groups (of 5 or less), and provide each student with the handouts and ask them to imagine...Your cruise ship is sinking! There is one lifeboat left that can only hold 10 people. You may be out to sea for a while as all communication is down, so each spot on the lifeboat should be given after careful consideration - whose life
Grades:
8th
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Zipper Club Certificates
My students absolutely love receiving these certificates! Talking about the zipper club gets them so excited to learn how to zip their coats independently. Simply laminate, cut, and write each student's name on the provided space!
Grades:
PreK - K
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Deeper Thinker (Card Deck and Lesson Plan)
Youth will use critical thinking skills and practice public speaking when answering deep questions in front of a group of peers. 70 cards included in the card deck. Must be laminated and cut out prior to the lesson.
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Not Grade Specific
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No Prob, Bob! - Workforce Readiness Exciting Lesson
Youth will go around the room to look at a variety of pictures that have something wrong happening in them. They will gain critical thinking, problem solving, and teamwork skills while finding problems, and then creating steps to solve the problem with their teams.
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Build Your Dream Class - First Week of School Lesson Plans
The first week of school is always the most hectic. This five day lesson plan will help ease your work load. Students will learn the rules, classroom procedures, academic expectations, and how to work as a team. These activities will promote a happy, harmonious and hardworking community. Students will be excited to learn and share ideas. You will have the best behaved students in the school. Others will be envious.
Grades:
1st - 5th
Also included in: Beginning of School Year- Bundle
Social Stories Reading & related questions and activities to use for assessments
There are 4 social stories with the following topics 1. Taking a Break When We Are Angry2. Being Respectful to Others with Learning Disabilities3. Tattling vs. Telling: Knowing the Difference4. Learning from MistakesAttached to the same document are activities questions for assessing Recall & Reproduction, Skills & Concepts, Strategic Thinking and Extended Thinking
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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PreK-1st grade Substitute plans for any day and any month
A set of plans for the substitute for all subjects including: art, music and PE. For PreK- 1st grade.
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PreK - 1st
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Knowing oneself
This lesson explores the way in which being alone is important for personal growth and development. In the age of social media, students may have very little time to themselves to reflect on their life experiences and who they are. Students will learn about the ways in which being alone can be very beneficial. Being alone can be challenging as we grapple with feelings of loneliness. However, when we are able to take space, being alone, work on ourselves, we can better show up for others in relat
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Restorative Practices: Introduction to Circles Lesson Plan& activities(editable)
Objective: Orient students to circles and how to participate in them.Purpose: Circles have their own set of guidelines that are essential for them to function well. This lesson introduces those guidelines and begins the process by which students will become skillful participants in circles.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Staff
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Start with Hello Week Lesson Plans
This plan has a breakdown of activities for Start with Hello Week including:-Staff Emails-Classroom challenges for each day-Themed dress up days
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Grades:
K - 12th
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Understanding our Emotions
This lesson will help students to grow their emotional intelligence – a key skill needed for effective functioning in today’s society and cultures. For some students this may be the first time they are getting to know their emotions. Students will grow emotional literacy with a key tool – the emotion wheel. From there students will grow the connection between needs and emotions, and become aware of strategies for effective communication.
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Not Grade Specific
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Introductory Lesson on Feelings
This in an introductory lesson towards a unit study of feelings. Students will learn new words to label feelings, through reading the book profiled and Leo Lionni books such as FREDERICK, A COLOR OF MY OWN, IT'S MINE, CORNELIUS, and SWIMMY. Students will learn that feelings are temporary, so they will not last long. The unit will introduce new vocabulary for feelings, so children can use words to express themselves, instead of hands.
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PreK - K
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FOUR AGREEMENTS Scenario Analysis
Based on the teachings in Don Miguel Ruiz's THE FOUR AGREEMENTS, these scenarios will allow your students to put the Agreements into the context of their everyday lives. Real-world situations allow them to look at the harms caused by not following the Agreements and discuss what responses might be more appropriate.These can be done as simple discussion starters OR you can have students create scenes based on the scenarios.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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All About Me GA Pre-k Lesson plan
Ga Pre-K lesson plan for the All About Me/Families Study
Grades:
PreK - 1st
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