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10th grade social emotional cultural activities for Microsoft Word
Family Tree and History - Culture Activity.
One of my favorite and most worthwhile activities!
Wonderful document for recording family facts and memories. This is a culture assignment that will be treasured for who knows how long. I hand out as extra credit, but I strongly encourage their use... where else will this information ever be captured? Students just ask questions of parents and grandparents. Even better, have them video the conversation.
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Communication, parent, support,
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Drug Awareness Research Project
This Webquest is a worksheet to accompany students' exploration of the NIDA for teens Drug Abuse Awareness website, found at teens.drugabuse.gov/. It guides them through the website pages and asks comprehension questions.
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
BeKind Advocacy Marketing Project - Rubric Included!
Empower your students with the 'BeKind21 Advocacy Project,' an engaging and impactful initiative designed to foster kindness and awareness in your school community. Aligned with the nationally recognized Week of Respect, this project invites students to use their creativity and digital design skills to craft compelling Marketing flyers promoting #BeKind21—an initiative led by Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation.In this comprehensive resource, students will explore the #BeKind21 movement by visi
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Ethical and Moral Scenarios for Discussion
This activity includes five detailed, moral scenarios relevant to high school students across multiple disciplines. I usually employ it cooperatively: Each group is assigned one of the scenarios, and after each group's presentation of its choices, other groups have the opportunity to weigh in, but this product is also useful when employed individually. I have used this in conjunction with teaching the novel, Heart of Darkness, by Joseph Conrad, but it is also appropriate as an introduction to an
Grades:
6th - 12th
The House on Mango Street "My Name" Reflection Activity
A person’s name is usually a very important aspect of their identity. In The House of Mango Street, Sandra Cisneros dedicates an entire vignette to Esperanza’s name. In “My Name”, Esperanza describes the weight that her name carries, the frustration that she feels about having such a name, and what she would change her name to if she could. This assignment tasks students to reflect on how their name impacts their identity.Great for ELL/Multilingual learners. English + Spanish Translations of ass
Grades:
7th - 10th
Zootopia (2016) Psychology Class:Movie Viewing Guide:Summary/Vocab/Questions/KEY
Using "Zootopia" (2016) in a high school psychology class offers a rich opportunity to explore various psychological concepts and phenomena within the context of an engaging and entertaining animated film. Here's a rationale for its use in such a setting:Exploration of Stereotypes and Prejudice: "Zootopia" provides a nuanced portrayal of stereotyping and prejudice through its depiction of the interactions between different animal species. Students can analyze how stereotypes are formed, maintain
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Team-Building Cultural Activity: Linking with Legos
This fun and engaging editing team and culture-building icebreaker activity can easily be edited to meet the specific needs of your group, use this for classrooms, staff development, or any other time when you would like to build connections between groups of people. In this activity, you will need to provide Legos to the groups. Each group or "team" will go through a series of "get to know you" questions and based on their answers, they will select certain amounts and kinds of Legos. In the end
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Psychology of Zootopia (2016) Movie Viewing Guide: Summary/Vocab/Questions/KEY
"Zootopia" is a 2016 Disney animated film that follows the story of Judy Hopps, a young rabbit who dreams of becoming a police officer in the city of Zootopia, where all animals, predator and prey, live together in harmony. However, she soon realizes that achieving her dream is not as easy as she thought, and she must work hard to prove herself to her colleagues and solve a mysterious case of missing animals.This resource includes a Summary/List of Psychological Vocabulary/Reflective Movie Quest
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â AP Psychology Movies/Documentaries Viewing Guide BUNDLE
Social Emotional Learning: Wellness Wednesday:Show and Tell:What Brings You Joy?
The "Show and Tell - What Brings You Joy?" presentation aligns with the objectives of socio-emotional learning (SEL) by promoting self-awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making. By creating a safe and supportive environment for students to share their joys and experiences, the presentation encourages authenticity, empathy, and mutual respect. Additionally, the activity fosters a sense of belonging and connectedness within the school community, which is essential for student
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Socio-Emotional Wellness Resources for Teachers:Projects/Activities BUNDLE
La Misma Luna ~ Under The Same Moon ~ Movie Guide + Quiz + Word Search
"All that I am, or hope to be, I owe to my angel mother." Abraham Lincoln ~ American president (1809 - 1865)Little nine-year-old Carlitos is in Mexico, but he is missing his mother, Rosario, who has gone to America to work in an attempt to improve their lives. In a surprising turn of events, he finds himself going to America alone, in the hope of reuniting with his mother. With only one small clue to guide him, he never loses hope. The Feature * Film sheet for this film - Under The Same Moon -
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Das Wunder von Bern ~ The Miracle of Bern ~ Movie Guide + Overhead
“Soccer is a simple game. Twenty-two men chase a ball for 90 minutesand at the end, the Germans always win." Gary Lineker (English soccer player and sports broadcaster ~ 1960)With the unconditional surrender of Germany in May of 1945, not only was the country a shambles but the spirit of the German people was as well. Slowly, however, life improved and, by 1954, the West German soccer team had made it to the World Cup Finals in Switzerland. A win in this prestigious event would astonish the wo
Grades:
9th - 12th
PRETERITE Verbs CLOZE Activity Mi Viaje a ___
Preterite Regular and Irregular Cloze Activity - "Mi Viaje a ..."No Prep - just PRINT! This research/interpersonal activity aims to get our Spanish II and III level language students talking and communicating in the target language in the PRETERITE TENSE. It serves well as a culminating activity after practicing several irregular preterite verbs. In the process, students gain many CULTURAL insights of not only their own country, but the countries of their classmates as well!Aligns with REALIDADE
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Spanish PRETERITE Verb Questions BUNDLE with Verb Charts and CLOZE Activity
Diversity and Inclusion School Counseling Lesson: "Be a Purple Person!"
Goal: Create a sense of community and positivity within your school, while promoting diversity and inclusion. Utilizing Kristen Bell and Benjamin Hart's new book "The World Needs More Purple People" integrate these activities to allow students to learn to value each other’s differences, engage in activities that promote diversity and inclusion, and an opportunity to their authentic selves. The book focuses on 5 principles to being a purple person: 1) Ask (really great) questions; 2) Laugh (a lo
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Congressional Medal of Honor Characteristics/Values
This is a quick handout to introduce the Congressional Medal of Honor Characteristics or Values which come with the CMOH curriculum. In this chart, students define the CMOH values and also provide examples in order to familiarize themselves with these values and characteristics of heroes. Students then apply these to characters which we read about in class.
Grades:
5th - 10th
Psychology of Encanto (2021)Movie Viewing Guide:Summary/Vocabulary/Questions/KEY
Encanto (2021) is an animated musical film produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios. The story follows the Madrigal family, who live in a magical Colombian town where every member of the family possesses a unique superpower, except for Mirabel, the protagonist. Mirabel must navigate the pressures of being the only family member without a superpower and the conflicts that arise within the family as they struggle to keep the magic of their town and family alive. The movie explores themes of famil
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â AP Psychology Movies/Documentaries Viewing Guide BUNDLE
Start a Movement Student Lighthouse Team Planning Guide
This is a planning product that is great for helping kids make a change in their school or community. I created this to motivate and guide my Student Lighthouse Team in working to create a lasting change in our school. I included links to inspirational video clips that I used to team my students how national movements have been started by individuals. The videos really make it seem possible for an individual to make a significant change in the school culture. the paid product includes my pla
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education
Memes for language activities
a variety of memes gathered to be used for: labeling emotions, perspective taking, descriptive language, figurative language, or even as a break activity, etc.
Grades:
1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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
Save the Last Dance Therapeutic Discussion Guide
20 questions about the film "Save the Last Dance." Topics range from family relationships, grief/loss, flexibility, consequences, teen pregnancy/parenting, fighting, racism, future decisions, respect, friendships and character development. Four pages with space to write answers. The questions are open ended and can lead to further discussion for groups or individual counseling. Answers provided for the first 10 questions.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Find Someone Who... BINGO (English/Spanish)
Find someone who... BINGO!Great for an icebreaker early in the school year or to help students get to know each other. Students converse with one another and ask about the information in the square. When they find someone that fits, they write the other student's name in the square. The first student to get a line gets a BINGO!This version has all information in the square sin both English and Spanish.
Grades:
4th - 12th
Life Choices-Transitions-Adversity & Resilience
This is a lesson I use with my high school special ed Transitions class. It includes a lesson about what adversity and resilience are, and 5 videos with guiding questions. (The videos range from 5 to 14 minutes and are all accessible on youtube)
The entire class could watch all 5 (we have 78 minute blocks), or you could break your class into small groups.
An Exit Ticket is included.
Discussion questions revolve around the qualities that encourage resilience and examples from their lives a
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Social Skills 3 (American Son Movie)
GREAT FOR REMOTE LEARNING!!! This is a list of questions to guide discussion while watching the film or to be handed out to be completed while watching the film. The movie American Son is free on Netflix. It is a movie that deals with race, social justice and police/community relations. This lesson was created specifically for student with disabilities (ED), yet can be used with all students in grades 8-12. There is mild language in the film and it is rated TV-MA on Netflix.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Social Skills Movie Bundle
Culture, Diversity, Equality, Prejudice and Tolerance Essay Assignment
The essay prompts in this editable assignment were developed to build on Shawneen Morrison’s Culture, Diversity, Equality, Prejudice and Tolerance lesson (also available at TpT). However, a vocabulary list from the foundational lesson is included here in case the essay prompts are desired for stand-alone use. Eighteen essay prompts lead students to analyze and articulate the origins, impacts, and modern manifestations of prejudice, discrimination, privilege, inequality, cultural identity, into
Grades:
9th - 12th
No Cap (You Create Your Own Reality)
Designed for "At Risk" youth in particular. This book provides them with the basic fundamentals of how to successfully function in this society from communicating, to showing mutual respect for young men and women as well as respect for authority as well as how to look the part and effect themselves and the community at large. It also addresses peer pressure. This book is one that prompts discussion and self-reflection.
Grades:
7th - 12th, Adult Education
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