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5th grade life skills thematic unit plans for Microsoft Word
What is Wellness? A Semester long program on looking after yourself and others.
This program was designed for a Secondary Support Unit class and uses outcomes from the Australian Curriculum in English and PDHPE. It was created for my weekly Social Skills lessons and investigate what students know about healthy and unhealthy relationships. This is done by examining various forms of behaviours and communication; both inside and outside the school.Students will also explore their highly personalised triggers and how their response to conflict affects how they and others feel.
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Market Fair Activity Plan - Inquiry Process
Planning a fair or market at your school?
Do you want your students to be involved and run stalls?
Here is a business plan for more senior students to use that includes the process and reflection pages.
It also includes a journal page that must be kept and a plan for the students to follow each week.
There is also examples of advertisements they can use to bring people to their stall or activity.
There is also a plan for the teacher to use. This includes the learning goals and other key pieces o
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Grades:
5th - 10th
Comprehensive Classroom Economy (Currency, Jobs, etc.)
This is, by far, the number one thing that students mention when talking about what they enjoy about my classroom.
This is a comprehensive set of documents that includes everything you need to start your own classroom economy. Includes reports, jobs, money template, and several other helpful resources.
In this economy, all students have jobs, earn a salary, pay rent for their desks, and have access to a class bank and store. The currency is called a Scholar. Students are highly motivate
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3rd - 5th
Teaching Tolerance
Abstract: This is a lesson to help students understand themselves and others. They will discuss stereotypes, tolerance, fairness, culture, racism, etc. Role-play will allow students to put themselves into situations where they might be misunderstood or prejudged and to discuss their reactions with their classmates. Hopefully, students will become more aware of prejudices and stereotyping and learn to accept and respect themselves and others for their differences, not because of them.
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3rd - 8th
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Vikings 10 Week Program of Study
This program highly engaging program of study is separated into 9 key areas of Viking life and history. Students are provided with a plethora of learning activities ranging from comprehension tasks to the construction of a whole class Viking Longboat display. Resources are consistently differentiated to meet the needs of students and various scaffolds and templates are used throughout to support less confident learners.
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5th - 12th
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Adolescence and the Brain 10 Week Social Skills Program of Study SEN
This unit has been designed to introduce students to the function of the brain and its development from early childhood to adulthood. Particular attention is paid to adolescence as it is a time of significant brain development and obviously most relevant to our students.By adolescence, the part of the brain associated with emotions, impulses, aggression and instinctive behaviour – the amygdala (groups of neurons in the brain) – is well developed. However, the part of the brain that controls high
Grades:
5th - 12th
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SURVIVOR DAY
This guideline is for my SURVIVOR DAY. This is a full day of field activities that can be modified to be a half-day, or you can just pull individual activities. I have included my guidelines for my 2014 field day. Use as you wish. My students love it. I've been doing this field day for 9 years. Some students state that it's the best thing they remember about middle school!
Grades:
5th - 9th
Category Sorting for Students with Autism, Special Education, Early Childhood
Specifically designed for students with autism or in special education. Category sorting pictures for food, drinks, toys, kitchen and bathroom items. Can be used in file folder or as a worksheet or both. DynaVox Mayer-Johnson2100 Wharton StreetSuite 400Pittsburgh, PA 15203Phone: 1 (800) 588-4548Fax: 1 (866) 585-6260Email: mayer-johnson.usa@mayer-johnson.comWeb site: www.mayer-johnson.com
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Grades:
PreK - 5th
Literacy Lynx: A Levelled Study in Reading, Comprehension, Grammar and Spelling
This program was designed for a multicategorical class in an Australian Support Unit (SEN) in which all of the students were diagnosed with ASD. The program worked on a small group or pair rotational basis and the students thoroughly enjoyed the transition between different Literacy areas of focus. This program would work well in any small group setting in which students are grouped on their areas of strength and areas for improvement.
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5th - 12th
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Working Together Thematic Cross-Curricular Program of Study 10 Weeks
This Life Skills Program of Study was designed to be delivered to Stage 4, 5 and 6 throughout an Australian Support Unit. The program makes various adjustments to meet the needs of learners who have a mild to moderate intellectual disability. The teaching and learning activities and resources are tailored to meet the age-appropriate needs of Secondary students and adjustments can easily be made to meet the highly personalised needs of your students.Any reviews or feedback would be greatly apprec
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5th - 12th
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Evolution and Classification 10-week Life Skills Program of Study
This Life Skills Program of Study was constructed for students in Stage 4, 5 and 6 within a Support Unit. Resources are taken from various websites.Teachers within a Support, Special Education or even mainstream setting, can easily adjust this program to suit the needs of your learners. Any reviews would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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5th - 12th
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Anti-Hero 10 Week Life Skills (SEN) Scheme of Work using Despicable Me and Megam
Hero and what that entails. Students will learn the Visual and Film techniques both use in depicting their central characters and will then start using their knowledge in annotating key scenes from this.Students will again be reintroduced to the PEEL formula whereby, they will compare and analyse both films for their similarities and differences. Students will be looking at; the process of character development; narrative structure and indicators (especially quotes); film techniques and their im
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5th - 12th
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Conflict and Consequence Cross-Curricula Thematic 10 Program of Study
This program was designed to cater to the needs of an Australian SSP (School for Specific Purposes) class for students who exhibit challenging behaviours. The program was written for an Australian Stage 4 class (Years 7 and 8) but could easily be adapted for younger or older students.The outcomes are from the Australian Curriculum (mainstream) with adjustments made throughout to cater for students’ highly personalised learning and behaviour needs.
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Victorian England History Life Skills Program of Study
This Life Skills Program of Study was constructed for students in Stage 4, 5 and 6 within a Support Unit. Resources are taken from various websites and the booklet used is a TES resource (thank you!) Some resources can be found on Save Teacher’s Sundays.Teachers within a Support, Special Education or even mainstream setting, can easily adjust this program to suit the needs of your learners. Any reviews would greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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5th - 12th
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Survival Unit: Setting up a Tent (Preparation)
Survival Unit: Part II : Lesson Six This is LESSON SIX of a continuing unit. Lesson 1-5 AvailableHere (though this lesson would work as an individual lesson!)Lesson Six: Setting up a Tent A complete lesson plan that sets our clear steps for teaching students as young as 4 to set up a tent ON THEIR OWN!! At the end of this lesson students will be able to properly identify the parts of a tent, set up a tent without the help of an adult and understand tent placement. This is the first lesson in Pa
Grades:
PreK - 5th
'Kensuke's Kingdom' 10-Week Program of Study (SOW) for a Stage 4 (KS3) SEN
The unit engages students in a close study of Michael Morpurgo’s novel ‘Kensuke’s Kingdom’. Students will explore the themes, characters and techniques developed by the author and illustrate their understanding of these via a combination of creative and analytical tasks.Students will:• understand the features of a characterisation, narrative and themes and identify these throughout a close reading of the novel• develop their ability to infer meaning from the novel and consider their own interpre
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5th - 12th
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Persuasive Devices Life Skills Program
This unit is designed to have students think critically and use the strategies taught to form a balanced argument and counter-argument. The theme of Sustainability and Climate Change runs throughout the entirety with students producing a visual letter to someone in power asking them to think about an issue they feel powerfully about. Via this citizenship approach, students are encouraged to recognise not only the persuasive powers of others, but also acknowledge and empower their own persuasive
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5th - 12th
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Survival Unit: Packing a Survival Kit (Preparation)
Survival Unit: Part II : Lesson Seven This is LESSON SEVEN of a continuing unit. Lesson 1-5 AvailableHere Lesson Seven: Packing a Survival Kit A complete lesson plan with necessary printables, to help students start to understand the difference between essentials, necessary items, perishables, emergency items and those that are non-essential or impractical. This is a self-directed lesson allowing for the teacher to step back, observe and examine the thought processes. At the end of this lesson,
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Grades:
PreK - 5th
Character Education Friendship Lesson includes handouts and videos
A lesson on Friendship designed for Pre K through fifth graders. Includes several handouts, posters, and video links. Promotes compassion, empathy and tools techniques on how to be a friend a friend would like to have.
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PreK - 6th
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CyberSmart Semester Long Australian Life Skills Program for Stages 4, 5 and 6
The focus of the Unit of Study is to demonstrate to students the major importance of online safety. As C21st learners, students are susceptible to a variety of dangers when using the internet, communicating electronically and being active followers on numerous social media sites. The main intention of this unit is to outline potential risks and dangers to their privacy and safety via their digital footprint and to understand that there are many precautions they can take in ensuring their digital
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5th - 12th
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Bullying Stops Here! Unit Plan
This download has everything you will need to begin a unit on bullying. It includes eight creative lessons on bullying. Each lesson covers a different area of language arts: speaking, listening, viewing, reading, writing, and mass media.These lessons creatively teach children the importance of being kind to one another, and what to do if they are being bullied. This is a great buy for National Anti-Bullying Month.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Bee Bucks: Classroom Play Incentive Money/Dollars
Print this play money to go with your classroom bee theme! You can print them on any color paper, cut out, and reward students with them. I have my students buy treasure box prizes, coupons, and other classroom incentives about once a week. There are 28 bee bucks on one page, so I print about 20 pages of them and cut apart so I have enough "money" to give out as needed, and I can always print more.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
Parshat Tezaveh - Lesson Plan 2 - Life saving skills
Learning the Parsha through interactive, hands-on, cross-curricular; Psychology, Science, Reading, Writing, Language Arts, Social, Practical Life, Philosophy, Traditions and Customs, History, Math, Music, Crafts, Art, Edible Art, Recipes, Literature, etc. projects,How the themes of the Parsha resound and can assist us in our everyday lives.1. Learn sewing and any skillYou never know when a skill can save your life!!!b. It is human nature to respect those who respect themselves.c. “As you look, i
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Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
European Vacation Project
Imagine that you have just won the coveted “Citizenship” award! Your prize is $15,000.00, which must be applied to an educational and life changing vacation.
You, a parent, and two others will be traveling by plane, car, boat, and train. You must plan the trip and keep a record of all the expenses without exceeding the $15,000.00. You may not keep the money left over.
*Teachers may change any of the requirements to fit the unit they are studying.
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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