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7th grade psychology unit plans
Sociology Full Semester Bundle (Major concepts, worksheets, and simulations)
This starter bundle is designed to walk students through a semester of sociology-- hitting major lessons, content, and ideas. This bundle is not designed to be exhaustive but provides a great scaffolding to build around.Units include:Creating a "Perfect Society" ActivityGoal setting, grit, and growth mindsetIntroduction to SociologyThe Sociological Perspective and the Urinal GameEthnocentrism and the Body Rituals of the NaciremaCulture, Values, and NormsCultural Spread and Barnga GameSociology o
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Sociology and Psychology Double Bundle (Content for 2 Full Courses!)
Consider the hundreds of hours of prep that two full classes take. Now consider having all the resources for both classes at your fingertips! This product includes all the resources you need for two full classes: Psychology and Sociology. These products cover all the major topics in each course, while also engaging games, simulations, and activities to stoke passion and keep your student's interests. These activities are highly rated on TPT and have been favorites since I started uploading my pr
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Psychology Full Course Bundle- Everything you need for an engaging year!
Love teaching, but anxious about lesson planning a whole course? This is the perfect product to let you focus in on what you do best... teaching! This product comes with a vast array of products designed to cover all the interesting ideas associated with Psychology.This bundle includes all of the unit packs, games, worksheets, and activities I have posted from teaching psychology for years, including:A Perfect SocietyGoal setting, grit, and growth mindsetBiological Basis of BehaviorPersonalityPe
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Ethics & Morals: Lesson Plan
This lesson explores the concepts of Ethics and Morals, as well as the ideas of right and wrong. The PPT slides will define and explain these concepts for students, and give them ample opportunity to discuss several hypothetical examples of moral and ethical dilemmas.After exploring these ideas and discussing them as a class, the lesson then moves into a text passage to set up the five paragraph the essay (optional). The excerpt describes a martial arts award ceremony that escalates into a confr
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Abnormal Psychology Unit
This unit includes lessons, movie guides, videos, a study guide, review, and test. This unit covers: intro to psych, anxiety disorders, schizophrenia, dissociative disorders, autism spectrum disorder, bipolar, major depressive disorder, coping strategies, and more! This unit usually takes me 16 classes (90 minutes each). Everything you need is included. Have fun teaching!
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Love - 14 complete lessons for grades 7,8,9,10
14 meticulously crafted and inspiring lessons on the topic of love, perfectly designed for courses such as Social Studies or Psychology.What do we understand by love? What exactly is love? What types of love are there? What is the difference between love and being in love? What matters in a relationship? What should my ideal partner be like? How did philosophers like Schopenhauer and Nietzsche think about love? What does LGBTQ mean? What does coming out feel like? What does heartbreak feel like?
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7th - 10th
Full Unit: Introduction to Psychology (No Prep, Google Classroom Compatible)
Are you tired of spending countless hours preparing lesson plans for your psychology class? Do you wish there was a plug-and-play solution that would save you time and make your life easier? Look no further than this Intro to Psychology Unit!This comprehensive unit is designed to take your students on a journey through the fascinating world of psychology, covering everything from the history and foundational concepts to the latest research and theories. With easy-to-follow lesson plans, engaging
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6th - 12th
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Mental Illness unit activity- descriptions, worksheets, Winnie the Pooh analysis
Slides containing descriptions of major mental illnesses with celebrity examples / videos. Slides correspond with notes/ reflection worksheet. Unit ends with an analysis of the Winnie the Pooh characters providing an opportunity for students to use the information they gained to diagnose each character, explain their diagnosis rationale, and brainstorm potential treatment methods. This unit can be used grades 6-12+.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Sleep & Dreams (Psychology Unit: Slides, Worksheets, & Activity)
"Is this real? Or has this been happening inside my head?”“Of course it is happening inside your head, but why on earth should that mean that it is not real?”-J.K. Rowling, in Harry PotterNearly since recorded history began, humans have assigned meaning to dreams. In this unit, your students will explore the fascinating world of dreams, some common theories on the meaning and role of dreams in our lives, and even examine their own!This product includes a guiding slideshow and a corresponding uni
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Psychology Full Course Bundle- Everything you need for an engaging year!
physical education unit plan "invasion games" MYP IB + Free!!! 10 lessons plans
Introducing the ultimate resource for Middle Years Programme (MYP) IB educators – the comprehensive Physical and Health Education Full Unit Plan focused on Invasion Games! This meticulously crafted unit plan provides a roadmap for teaching dynamic invasion games while aligning seamlessly with the MYP IB curriculum. With detailed lesson outlines, skill-building strategies, assessment tools, and engaging activities, this resource equips teachers to guide students through a transformative learning
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5th - 10th
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Survivorship Bias (Engaging Plane Activity)
"We only hear about the survivors, not the failures. Success stories can be misleading if we don't consider the countless stories of those who tried and fell short."-Nassim Nicholas TalebWhen you sit and look, survivorship bias is everywhere. This lesson throws students right into the concept by asking them to analyze planes returning from warfare as they assess which parts of the plane to reinforce.This project let's student pour over the wreckage reports from 6 returned planes. As a group, the
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Psychology Full Course Bundle- Everything you need for an engaging year!
Morality Bundle (Worksheets and Engaging Activities on Morality)
This product is designed to spark interest and engagement around the topic of morals and morality. The product includes three class slideshows on moral development, with accompanying worksheets, as well as a Crash Course episode about Social and Moral Development. These activities have always sparked a lot of great conversation and debate among students, and I think you will find them fun to facilitate, too!The product covers major topics, including:The Heinz DilemmaHeinz VariationsKohlberg's Th
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Biology of Psychology Unit
This unit includes lessons, movie guides, a study guide, review, and test. This unit covers the function and structure of the brain, neurons, neurotransmission, nervous system, and more! This unit usually takes me 10 classes (75 minutes each). Everything you need is included. Have fun teaching!
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Positive Psychology Mini-Bundle
This Mini-Bundle is designed to comprise a small unit on positive psychology. It contains 4 products--each of which is well-reviewed here on TPT!Positive PsychologySelf-Determination TheoryThe Science of HappinessGoals, Grit, and MindsetCumulatively, these presentations help students explore how their mindsets, beliefs, goals, and perspectives drive their human experience. These tend to be very relatable for students, and applicable to their daily lives!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Media Literacy
I have taught a media literacy unit for 5 years and each year I have revised the unit to better serve my students. I love the ability to share my work with others. The unit is built in a way that a teacher can open the slideshow and run with it. Topics in this unit:ethos, logos, pathoslogical fallaciesbiasRepresentation in the media (people of color & women)The unit includes:112 slide long slideshow that helps a teacher run the unit with easea graphic organizer of logical fallaciesVideo comm
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7th - 12th
Writing for a Cause - Animal Cruelty (Crane's Dark Brown Dog)
This powerful unit is created to emerge students' understanding of the gravity of violence and abuse involving animals and people and the importance of their own involvement in positive causes.Animal Violence's Connection with All ViolenceCrane's Short Story, The Dark Brown DogCruelty to Animals Laws Discussion Questions (From ASPCA's Content)A Discussion RubricA Persuasive Letter Assignment Involving CommunityA Persuasive Letter Rubric
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7th - 10th, Adult Education
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Psychology Unit - Introduction to Psych, Powerpoints, Handouts, Project
This download is for an introductory unit for a high school or middle school Psychology course. You will have access to these six downloads listed below:UNIT 1 – What is Psychology?- Intro to Psychology - initial handout & questions to think about (3 pg doc)- A BRIEF HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY, lecture slides/notes on background and origins of psychology (12 slides ppt)- MAJOR APPROACHES TO PSYCH, lecture slides/notes on major areas (8 slide ppt)- METHODS OF RESEARCH, lecture slides/notes on scie
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7th - 12th
1.1.1 The Positivist Approach Sociology O Level 2251 & IGCSE 0495 Lesson Plans,
Comprehensive Sociology Lesson Plans for Cambridge O Level 2251 and IGCSE Sociology 0495 Welcome to your one-stop destination for enriching sociology teaching resources. Explore our meticulously crafted lesson plans, thematic plans, and unit plans specially tailored for the Cambridge O Level 2251 and IGCSE Sociology 0495 syllabus. Key Features:✅ Complete Syllabus Coverage: Aligned with the latest Cambridge O Level 2251 and IGCSE Sociology 0495 syllabus for a comprehensive learning experience.✅
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6th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Interview Project: What does it mean to be American?
Interview Project: What does it mean to be American?Four Part Project:Part 1) What does it mean to be American? Choice Board- Student use their choice of 15 sources to summarize in video reflection or writing summary format. Part 2) Interview Preparation- Students are asked to interview a family member, but before that, they need to select a specific historical event/time period to ask your interviewee about. Students will have access to historical event ideas to learn more about in preparation
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5th - 12th
IBMYP Middle School Unit for ATL skills Be the Change
This full unit has been used in Advisory for MYP Middle School students, grades 6, 7, 8. It focusses on Social-Emotional ATL skills. Students learn how the brain learns. Students develop a personal Action Plan for a change they would like to see in themselves. The key concept is Change and related concepts are relationships and patterns. Students will also develop a courage strategy and a persistence strategy to use during their personal change action plan implementation. Criteria used in this A
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6th - 8th
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Mental Health Unit (4 lessons)
A fun, informative, and engaging way of teaching mental health to mid-upper elementary, middle school, or high school aged students. This is the 3rd lesson in a mental health unit, where the unit focuses on stress and mental illness, the misconceptions surrounding these topics, and the ways to combat mental health issues and stress in safe and realistic ways.What's included?Lesson 1 (Stress) focuses on: Different types of stress (eustress, distress, acute stress, chronic stress), their consequen
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4th - 11th
What It Means to Be Resilient: Unit with display posters and lessons
Teaching resilience to children is SO important! Research has shown that children who learn this skill when they are young are more likely to be successful and happy later in life. To learn more about resilience and its importance, download the resource preview now!This resource includes eight practical, successful strategies outlined on attractive posters to be displayed in your classroom. These strategies are written in imperative form intended to empower children to take action rather than pa
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K - 7th
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The Family Unit (Mini bundle w/ class slides, videos, and worksheets)
What could be more important than family? That has been the major sentiment in history, film, literature, and music since the dawn of the human race. But how has family changed? How do parents approach parenting? And what constitutes a family? And how does family make us who we are, in part? These questions and more are addressed in this mini-unit on the family as a social institution. This mini-bundle covers the most formative of forces on our socialization. It includes class slides, videos, an
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Teaching With Anime: Violet Evergarden Unit
***NOW UP TO 80% OFF FOR BACK TO SCHOOL SALE***Kids love anime! It's audience has grown in popularity over the years, so why not show them what they like, and teach them at the same time?This unit is designed to coordinate with Violet Evergarden, an anime series available on Netflix, which currently has one season of thirteen episodes (There is an additional special episode, which is not included in this unit.)This unit comes with a series of activities, and is designed to last approximately thr
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7th - 12th
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