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Back to school Social Emotional learning- Interactive game cards covid, Editable
"What would you do if ..." game. Can be used for Google classrooms, Canva education platform, seesaw, and Microsoft Teams. This game is a perfect activity for Back to School Social-Emotional development skills - interactive distance learning, social-emotional learning after COVID 19. Interactive game cards to promote social-emotional intelligence after COVID 19 Pandemic. The Product is perfect for Virtual classes and can be printed as well later on for interactive learning inside the classroom.
Grades:
K - 10th, Adult Education
Black History Culture Virtual Museum for Upper Elementary
Welcome to a rich exploration in black culture both past and present via a virtual classroom. This resource is most suitable for 3-5th graders but may also work well for middle schoolers. This is a positive space in which to learn about the vast and wonderful contributions African Americans have given to society. Students will have access to 30 links in which to learn about scientists, inventors, trendsetters, athletes, music/musicians, activists, and more. It is my hope that the month of Feb
Grades:
3rd - 7th
Also included in: Cultural Virtual Libraries Bundle
Resolutions - make them different this year! - ESL adult conversation lesson
This is a 41 -slide power point conversation presentation in editable PPT format.In this lesson, we try to explore a different path for the New year’s resolutions. Why do most of us make such similar resolutions?Why do we keep making the same ones again and again?How can we break this pattern?This lesson suggests 8 possible unique resolutions (based on the article “9 creative New Year’s resolutions” by Julia Fawal + Nadia Petschek Rawls (https://ideas.ted.com/9-creative-new-years-resolutions/ )
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: New Year’s bundle - ESL adult power-point conversation lesson
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage with Jamboard Discussion Activity google classroom
Students respond to inspirational quotes from famous Latino (and Latina and Latinx) people. Students are asked to agree / disagree with the quote AND explain why. If you don't use Jamboard, you can download this as a PDF to use as a low tech option (face-to-face).
Grades:
1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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