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Native American Folktale Read Aloud - Coyote Steals the Blanket -Readers Theater
Explore Utah Ute Native American Fables and Folktales with book extension activities for a fun-filled favorite Coyote Trickster Tale by Janet Stevens with Coyote not learning his lesson yet again. Retelling, sequencing, readers' theater, and vocabulary all provide a review of story elements in the library or classroom. THE BOOK IS NOT INCLUDED.After an initial reading of this great story (check your library), your students will LOVE retelling using the character puppets. And they will all join i
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Grades:
K - 3rd
Black History Month Scavenger Hunt
This is a fun way for kids to learn about influential African Americans. It contains 20 cards and a worksheet with a question for each one. Can be done as a gallery walk or in stations. Great for every age group
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Gender Stereotypes {in the elementary classroom}
Stereotypes are a sensitive subject these days. The good thing is, most elementary aged students don't know what they are, and aren't basing their friendships off them. Children are so easily influenced, so teaching them about the topic early can help them later on when they come into contact with them.This isn't going to "help" your students pick a side, or tell them what is right or wrong. It is designed to help facilitate open-discussions and guide your lessons for teaching about stereotypes.
Grades:
K - 4th
Microaggressions Interrupted: Confronting Racism by Addressing Microaggressions
Dear Teacher and Counselor Friends, Social justice education. Teach your students and staff about microaggressions and antiracist work. At the heart of the lesson is research. Please review the lesson plan and activities to determine best practices for your audience. Microaggressions can be a sensitive topic for many. Please use professional judgement in your delivery and sensitivity to the topic and your audience. It can be taught in 1-3 parts, but 3 days is recommendedIf teaching in 2 days,
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Coping Skills: Workbook for Kids | Trauma Coping Skills
Equip your kids with coping skills for different situations with this no-prep workbook filled with information and activities perfect for elementary students! Help them understand what stress, anxiety, and panic attacks are, and what to do when they experience these feelings and emotions. Just print, compile these pages and hand them out to your students - as easy as that! This interactive workbook is packed with informative and fun yet reflective activities for your students. Make learning abou
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Grades:
1st - 6th
Also included in: The Practical Skills for Kids' Daily Life bundle
GSA: Healthy Relationships (3 Activities with Lesson Plans)
GSA Healthy Relationships includes 3 ACTIVITIES exploring healthy relationships and boundaries for your GSA club. Lesson plans, resources, and handouts are all included in the digital download. Activities were created for grades 6-8 but would be appropriate for high school clubs as well.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Native American Career Exploration BINGO
Let's make career exploration fun for Native American youth and teens!This product uses BINGO as a learning tool to support students to explore careers that sustain, build and empower Native American communities. For example, our game uses callout careers like Food Sovereignty Manager and Tribal Land or Realty Manager to assist students to become familiar with culturally impactful careers to assist Native American students with career exploration.The pdf comes with basic instructions, cultural
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Grades:
7th - 12th
10 Journal Social Emotional Learning SEL Prompts Counseling Psychology
10 Journal Social Emotional Learning SEL Prompts Counseling PsychologyThis is social emotional learning SEL resource, where you can print and students can write a brief journal entry on positive mindsets. It addresses areas of self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and social management. Students will learn how to use journaling as a self-care activity or coping skill to address various topics. Students can use the positive feelings words to describe how they felt after writing the j
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Native American College Planning BINGO
Let's make college planning fun for Native American youth and teens! This product uses BINGO as a learning tool to support students to understand college planning terms specifically for Native Americans. For example, our game uses callout terms like "Certificate of Indian Blood (CIB)", "Tribal College", and "Multi-Generational Supports" to assist students to become familiar with words and phrases that assist Native American students with college planning and college searches based on cultural
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Grades:
7th - 12th
LGBTQ+ CONVERSATION CARDS (Teen)
This resource was created in collaboration with Dr. Catie Greene, LPC.- - - - - - - - - - - - -Conversation Cards are designed to enhance individual or small group discussion! This set includes 56 thought-provoking questions and prompts, each designed to encourage self-reflection and open communication about LGBTQ+ identity.This particular card deck is designed to be used with LGBTQ+ teens to explore experiences and related thoughts and feelings. This deck discusses topics that might be triggeri
Grades:
6th - 12th
Transgender Voice: Facilitative Phonemes Approach
Use this facilitative phoneme approach to target transgender voice feminization. Product also provided without transgender design as this approach can also be used with other clients or students who have voice disorders. What is the theory behind this approach?Raising the frequency of the 2nd Formant (i.e., making the oral resonating cavity in front the the tongue smaller) can help to feminize a voice irrelevant of a change in pitch.To raise the frequency of the 2nd Formant use the “ee” sound (/
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Teen Mental Health Reflection Journal
Dear educators and parents of pre-teens and teenagers, this is a wonderful, heartfelt gift and 52-page journal that has teens reflect on their identity, self-esteem, walk in confidence, and set healthy boundaries with their peers.Your teenage years are a time of self-discovery. As you explore who you are, it can be easy to become overwhelmed and anxious about the changes that come with growing up.It is important to build a foundation of self-esteem and confidence during this time so that your te
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Grades:
8th - 12th
HBCU (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) Interactive Map
This interactive HBCU map will allow you and your students to explore the 100+ HBCUs in the U.S. located throughout 19 states, the District of Columbia, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Each interactive element will open a window with links to the school's website and videos.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Empowering Young Minds with HBCU Pride: Flash Cards for the Future!
This product is intended to be used a resource for teaching students in grades K-8 about HBCUs.The flash cards are meant to be laminated and used as wipeable. Each card set has a set of questions to deepen the understanding of students knowledge of HBCUs. The colors do NOT coordinate to answers. Answer key is NOT included, this is meant to be researched for learning purposes.Each flash card has a HBCU logo or seal. We are not licensed to add our logo to their seal or logo. The images are used fo
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Celebrate Diversity!
It is so important to teach diversity education! Students can learn to value, appreciate, and celebrate the diversity around them with this unit! This 5 lesson unit focuses on diversity in the following areas:
→ ancestry and heritage
→ skin color
→ language
→ physical disabilities
It also includes activities for six vocabulary words:
♦ race
♦ ancestry
♦ heritage
♦ diversity
♦ disability
♦ unique
Fun, hands-on activities make exploring concepts of diversity meaningful and relatable. Differenti
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Lunar New Year Activities
Lunar New Year Activities are the best ways to incorporate social emotional learning with the Chinese zodiac animals! These Lunar New Year activities build upon the zodiac signs, as 2022 is the year of the tiger. According to the Chinese zodiac, tigers are brave and confident. Incorporate social emotional learning with these Lunar New Year activities to help your students build their confidence, practice growth mindset and set goals as they try new activities this year! It even comes with differ
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Grades:
1st - 4th
Also included in: Activities for Social Emotional Learning
SEL Strategy Story- Finding Connection & Belonging Through Nature
This SEL resource is based on short stories about four students experiencing a sense of exclusion. It is intended for 2-5th grades within a comprehensive Social-Emotional Learning framework about emotion recognition and coping strategies.A. What can make someone experience a sense of exclusion in a group?B. How can students connect with nature to navigate through difficult times?*Q and A at the end to help the student process the story and relate it to his/her experiences.
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Social Language Conversation Soup Game: Vietnamese Phở (Pho) Soup
Have your students work on social language goals by asking and answering questions while creating delicious Vietnamese Phở (Pho) Soup! Take turns asking each other conversation starter questions, and put ingredients into the soup based on the number of follow-up questions each player is able to ask. Whoever is able to get all the ingredients into their soup first is the winner! This is a fun game to play for the Lunar New Year and Chinese New Year! This educational culturally and linguistica
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Respect Behavior Lesson
This product introduces and reviews the behavioral component of respect and the power of word choice. This product works for grades 1-5.The lesson begins by brainstorming what respect means, what does it look like, what does it sound like, and how can we show it throughout our day. Students are asked to think about how we can show respect in all areas of the school day- the bus, lunch room, special area, hallway, and the classroom. Students are then introduced to the reading strategy: making con
Grades:
K - 7th
RACE & CULTURE CONVERSATION CARDS (For Kids)
This resource was created in collaboration with BMH Connect.- - - - - - - - - - - - -Conversation Cards are designed to enhance individual or small group discussion! This set includes 56 thought-provoking questions and prompts, each designed to encourage self-reflection and open communication about race & culture-related experiences.This particular card deck discusses topics that might be triggering and may bring up negative experiences, emotions, and memories for clients. These cards are de
Grades:
2nd - 7th
Leadership Group for 5th and/or 6th grade boys
5 session Leadership group for boys in grades 5 and/or 6. Sessions are usually about 1 school period long, but can fit into a 30-60 minute time frame. You will need to either download or go to You Tube to find the Pixar short film "Boundin'" for Group #3. All other materials needed are included, except for a balloon for group #1
Grades:
5th - 6th
Handshakes
Making a connection daily with students helps build relationships and helps to create a safe space for learning. It helps with classroom management and builds the culture of the classroom. This activity is meant to help teachers build relationships in a fun way. The download includes a poster with 2 blank spaces to display the handshakes of the day, 25 creative handshakes and instructions for performing each handshake.
To print: print first 6 pages (preferably in color) then print pages 7-11
Grades:
K - 6th
The "I am" Self Esteem Bundle
Our 40-Page bundle supports your steps forward to positive self-esteem. Included are 40 worksheets created for you to support your awareness of your strengths, ability to visualize the future, how to examine your core beliefs and challenge negative thinking, and more! This bundle is appropriate for all ages.40 pages include:2x Strengths Use plans1x Strengths Use questionnaire4x Best Self visualizations2x Inner Beauty vs. Outer Beauty worksheets4x Beauty of Life journal3x Core Belief plans1x Core
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Social Justice & Cultural Heritage Series: Asian American Heritage
This unit is a great way to celebrate Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month (in May) and teach the Social Justice Standards (developed by Learning for Justice) at the same time! Please note that this resource in no way intends to reflect the broad diversity of different Asian cultures; rather, it is meant to expose students to a sample of four different cultures (India, South Korea, China, and Japan) as they learn about Identity, Diversity, Justice, and Action. Each of the four le
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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