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Common Core CCRA.SL.6 videos
CONGRESSIONAL DEBATE UNIT PLAN: Lessons, PwPt, Videos, Worksheets!
Teach Congressional Debate in 5 weeks with this detailed unit plan! Product includes:A scale to be used throughout the unit, including Florida standards.Lesson plans complete with bellwork, direct instruction, activities, and exit tickets as well as ideas for modification, enhancement, and VIRTUAL learning.A PowerPoint presentation with 248 slides to take you step by step through the lessons (as well as a PDF version if you prefer that format).Original videos, each appro
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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CCSS:
Social Story Songs
Social Story Songs is a fun, non-confrontational way to teach socially appropriate behavior to young children and children with special needs. It's the concept of social stories put to song.Each of the 11 songs teach children about proper social behaviors. When problematic behaviors occur, the teacher can use the song to reinforce the concepts, rather than discipline and confrontation, which often creates anxiety and increases the undesired behaviors. Each Social Story Song comes with a classroo
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Not Grade Specific
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ELPAC Summarize an Academic Presentation Practice
This video provide students with an opportunity to practice the Summarize an Academic Presentation task type in the ELPAC Speaking Domain. Students listen to the presentation, which has pictures to support each step in the process
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3rd - 12th
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Scripts for School Announcements and News
Are you just starting a School News Program? Are you looking for ways for your students to meet the Speaking and Listening Standards? Here you will find daily scripts and weekly features scripts for you school news. All pages are completely editable to personalize and print as needed. Use these scripts and your video software, like WeVideo to create news that everyone will want to see!
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3rd - 6th, Staff
Mingle! ANIMATED ICEBREAKER for All Grade Levels & Subjects
Get to know your students, and help them get to know each other with this fun, animated icebreaker! The MINGLE! icebreaker is excellent to get your kids moving around the room, which of course is effective for engaging our kinesthetic learners. Each slide contains colorful space graphics with animations to keep your kiddos focused and having fun! While this resource is great for Back to School, you can certainly use this icebreaker at any point in the school year as a community building / brain
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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SNAKESSS: Board Game Bonus Lesson
A fun way to stimulate classroom engagement- this trivia game can be played with any class and any age group. These trivia sets help students learn about American culture through the ages while strengthening critical thinking skills.
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9th - 12th
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Lost Property. Video Lesson. Alzheimer's . ESL. EFL. Character. Elderly.
Materials and lesson resources for the beautiful animated short film - Lost Property. Pre, During and Post watching activities and questions. Don't tell the students it is about Alzheimer's. After doing the activities, see if they can put together the real story of Jan and Helen. 1. Pre-watching Questions.2. Vocabulary, sequencing during watching.3. Video response questions4. Writing - retell the story. 5. Writing prompt - write a letter to an elderly person6. The elderly. Discussion question
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Modern Vocalic ER Listening Practice and Pronunciation Practice (Bundle)
These aren't your Grandma's R probes ;)Get students both listening (with auditory bombardment and/or discernment) and producing (with the same target sentences as pronunciation probes). These same 45 sentences are included in both of these resources but with a different focus. One targets listening and discernment. The other is written on a data sheet for articulation practice and tracking. These sentences are modern and relevant - originally written in 2013 but updated in 2022!
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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What Would You Do? Racism. Video Lesson. Distance Learning.
Students watch 3 episodes of What Would You Do? Each deals with the issue of racism. See this video, program episode example. Students fill out the cards and share what they would have done in the situation as one of the people in the video. Good discussions about institutional racism will definitely be prompted. Also includes a blank template of the cards that you can use with any other episode of What Would You Do - available on Youtube. PLUS - discussion questions and framework (with racism
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Red Panda Keeper Chat with post questions
The Santa Barbara Zoo is proud to present our educational video series: Animal Chats!This video focuses on an adorable Red Panda named Raj, a conversational-style resource with an expert zoo keeper about red pandas and their species. This product provides informative video footage, new vocabulary terms, and a variety of discussion questions. Teachers can utilize this resource when teaching animal science, husbandry or natural history.Raj's Penpal letter and Red Panda Activity sheets are also ava
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1st - 9th
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NGSS:
4-LS1-1
, K-ESS3-1
, MS-LS2-2
, 5-LS2-1
, 3-LS4-3
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2:06
Amur Leopard Training Wall Demonstration with post questions
The Santa Barbara Zoo is proud to present our educational video series: Animal Chats!This video focuses on an Amur Leopard Training Wall, a conversational-style resource with an expert zoo keeper about Ajax the Amur Leopard and what animal training looks like at the Santa Barbara Zoo for big cats. This product provides informative video footage, new vocabulary terms, and a variety of discussion questions. Teachers can utilize this resource when teaching animal science and discussing veterinary m
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1st - 10th
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NGSS:
4-LS1-1
, 3-LS4-3
, MS-LS1-4
, 4-LS1-2
, 3-LS4-2
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Project for Just Mercy: Make a Video for a Class Film Festival
Description: After reading Just Mercy, students feel compelled to continue learning about the complex dimensions of mass incarceration and to share what they have learned with others. This project provides a platform for them to do so and to create an enduring video for a portfolio of their work in high school. In pairs or individually, students select a focus, conduct research, synthesize findings, write a script, either find or create graphics, and shoot a video. Videos can be presented in a
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Macbeth Goose Chase: A Fun Outdoor Game Kids Love
A twenty mission game through the free Goose Chase app your students will beg to play over and over, this Macbeth Goose Chase will be your most favorite Macbeth activity. Once your class has finished reading, you will split your class into two groups, take the kids outside, and watch them have the most fun they've had all year, recording themselves through the app to complete missions. Your students will love the missions, and you will love watching them bring literature to life!
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8th - 12th
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Dollar Street Comparison Presentation (Poverty Lesson)
ELA students will be able to practice their presentation skills by comparing their home life to those across the world by using this Google Slides template and the web site: https://www.gapminder.org/dollar-street
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5th - 12th
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Tokyo. A Cool City. Video Lesson. Distance Learning.
Learn all about the city of Tokyo with a cool video tour. Includes: 1. A listening exercise. Students watch a coolvideo about Tokyo and fill in the gaps, information. With Answer Key. 2. Using the video (or before for assessing what students know), students list 5 things about Tokyo (or have them research).3. Tokyo - a video tour. Student watch anExpedia tour of Tokyo. Follow with the transcript. 4. PPTx - fun presentation of 30 days spent in Tokyo. See the video to preview it. Click the p
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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PUPPET CINEMA: THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE IN READERS THEATER AND PUPPETRY
Arts integrated storytelling makes this a great STEAM learning project to engage 2nd - 4th grade students in making and bringing to life their own puppets! The 10 minute TEACHING VIDEO supports the 11 page packet of instructions, diagrams, and activity pages.This project is perfect to combat the dreaded SCREEN FATIGUE monster of the virtual classroom, and can also be done in person, or through the in-person/virtual classroom combo.After simple and creative hands-on work making puppets in a super
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2nd - 4th
Mr. W. Video. The Wind. Science. Nature. Reading. ELA. ESL. EFL. Brainstorm.
A stellar video (long commercial) where students learn about an important regenerating source of energy - the wind.Play first and ask students to guess what "W." stands for in his name (stop before the end). Play again, and students fill in the text. Take up the answers with the answer key after watching again and pausing. Answer key. Also includes, organizers for students to think about things the wind can do and what is good/bad about the wind. Also, full text story for The Sun And The Wi
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Entrepreneurship Khan Academy with Questions Economics
One of the most important things I can teach my students is to think differently about making money. One of the ways to do this is to listen to people who have started businesses and have become successful. I have them listen to these videos so they could begin to see the world with different eyes. In this product, I include general video guide for all 20 videos, questions, final and keyword sheet. UPDATE: This is different than the first guide I created as I have included 18 pages of question
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9th - 12th
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Short History Of The Winter Olympics. Video. Listening. Numbers. ESL. EFL. ELA
Students watch a very well-produced video showing the history of the Winter Olympic Games. They listen for the numbers to answer the questions. After, check with the answer key. Finally, use the discussion questions to discuss the Olympic Games. Also includes activities for students to brainstorm the names of Winter Olympic sports and also identify them based on official icons. Also, see our Winter Olympic Project and Winter Olympic Activities, Winter Olympic Sports products.ESL, EFL, ESOL, Olym
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ELD/ESL/EFL/ESOL Intermediate/Expanding Unit 1
The beach themed unit is meant for students with limited English proficiency. The students will learn three high use vocabulary words that they will use for the week. There are three instructional videos for student use and each activity allows for differentiation. By the end of the week, the students will speaking in academic sentences, perfect for benchmarks. Perfect for distance learning.
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Not Grade Specific
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Vocalic ER Listening Practice - Audio and Worksheet for 45 Sentences!
READ: If you already purchased my "Modern Vocalic ER Sentences," this resource contains the SAME forty-five sentences but as a listening task. You may still wish to have both as the other resources as formatted with a built-in data sheet and the target words bolded in each sentence. This resource, on the other hand, has blanks in place of the target words but lists them in an answer key on the last page and the target words are spoken within the sentences in the audio/video file. This can be gr
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Modern Vocalic ER Listening Practice and Pronunciation Practice (Bundle)
African Animals: Lions
If you are on topic of different animals and especially lions, this worksheet will prove to be very useful to you. It includes a link to a Quizlet website with which you can present some new vocabulary (using flashcards) about a YouTube video by National Geographic - whose link is also attached to the file. The video is accompanied by 15 comprehansion questions as well as some critical thinking questions about lions at the end of the worksheet.
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2nd - 3rd
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Stressentences: Volume 1
The Power of Word Stress in PragmaticsPragmatic language skills are essential for navigating the social world, and word stress plays a pivotal role in conveying meaning effectively. Stressentences empowers your students to grasp the nuances of word stress, enabling them to understand and use stress patterns in conversations, interviews, and social interactions.Slideshow Presentations: The accompanying slideshow presentation provides visual cues to reinforce learning. Each slide strategically emp
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Not Grade Specific
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Macbeth Final Project (Performance/Creative)
Instructions for a final (summative) project on Macbeth, designed to encourage student creativity and collaboration. Students choose one of three options for their project: an individual director's binder, an individual or small-group performance of a 5-minute scene on video, or a large-group performance of the entire play in under 10 minutes. All students compose a reflective essay on the process as well.
This makes for a great closing to Macbeth; students work together, have fun, and experi
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9th - 12th
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