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10th grade social emotional learning research for Google Apps
Bundle of 40 Mental Health and Well being warm ups
Bundle of 40 Mental Health and Well Being warm upsSupporting students and their well being is critical so I include these warm ups on various mental health and well being topics once or twice a week in my own classroom!This set of 40 warm ups includes topics on: stress and stress relief, building resilience, the role of emotions, mindfulness, anxiety, gratitude, the role of music on mental health, healthy boundaries, anger management and LOTS more!What’s Included?✏️ Teacher Directions✏️ 40 High
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9th - 12th
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Gratitude Soundtrack Project: A Thanksgiving-Themed Music Exploration Unit
Gratitude Soundtrack Project: A Thanksgiving-Themed Music Exploration UnitGrade Levels:Middle School, High SchoolSubjects:Music, English Language Arts, Social Emotional LearningProduct Description:Engage your students this Thanksgiving with the Gratitude Soundtrack Project, an interdisciplinary unit that combines music exploration with English Language Arts and Social Emotional Learning. Perfect for middle and high school students, this project guides them to express gratitude through song selec
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Gratitude Soundtrack Project & Thanksgiving Career Exploration Bundle
Executive Skills Coaching: Managing Time Blindness
Working with a student who struggles with keeping track of time? Do they feel ashamed of their inability to adapt to a neurotypical schedule? Use this lesson to identify the student's time-related challenges. In addition, empower them with knowledge that shows them there is no "right" or "wrong" way to manage time.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Executive Skills Coaching: Burnout Prevention
This lesson contains essential knowledge for all students! With the high demands demands of school, extra-curricular activities, friendship, and family responsibilities, students - especially neurodivergent students - should have a plan in place for preventing burnout before it happens. This lesson addresses: what is burnout? What are effective ways for preventing burnout? And, what will I (the student) do in the here and now to prevent burnout?
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Canadian and International Law: Theories of Criminal Behaviour & Sentencing
Overview: This assignment was designed to help students learn about theories of criminal behaviour and sentencing, and to draw connections between the two. Curriculum Expectations: This task targets the following learning outcomes from the Ontario Curriculum (CLN4U); however, it could be used in any Canadian or International Law course:A1.7 communicate their ideas, arguments, and conclusions using various formats and styles, as appropriate for the audience and purposeA2.2 apply in everyday cont
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: UPDATED! Canadian & International Law - HUGE Grade 12 Law Course Bundle!
Hope TED Talk Menu
The Hope TED Talk Menu is a lesson of the character strength of hope as described by the VIA Institute on Character. The character strength of hope is explained on the first few slides.The fourth slide previews the four tasks for the assignment which include 1) selecting a TED Talk on Hope from three options, 2) Watching that TED Talk (each one of the options is between 6-8 minutes), 3) Completing slides based on their selected TED Talk, and 4) Reflection Questions. The tasks students will compl
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9th - 12th
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Animal Visit Reflections Form
Having animals visit your classroom or school? Want a way to collect data from students and connect the animals into Social-Emotional Learning? This google form resource is for you!This was created in my classroom and I had such a great time reading through the students’ responses as to a variety of questions. A few examples are “how were you feeling after the visit”, “do you want to see animals more”, “what is one fact about an animal you can share out? “This resource pairs well with the Animal
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PreK - 12th
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NGSS:
1-LS1-1
, 3-LS4-3
, 2-LS4-1
, MS-LS3-1
, MS-LS3-2
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Also included in: Animal Visit Reflections
Needs Assessment Template
This template will give you example questions to use for your needs assessment. There is a section of Middle School questions and High School questions. Feel free to delete whichever section does not match your needs. Your students can easily take this assessment using any computer resources you may have in your school. How to use: add this file to your Google Drive, select the three dots in the right hand corner beside your name, select "Make a Copy," then make this file yours!
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Back-To-School Guidance Bundle
Career Exploration WebQuest I Career Internet Activity
Career Exploration WebQuest that is great for middle OR high school students. Send students on a hunt to research different careers based on their interests and likes. 4 PART WEBQUEST- Multiple Days of Work for students. A GREAT RESOURCE!! 4 pages of work!EASY to add to Canvas, Google Classroom or any LMS for students to complete independently while learning about various careers of interest! Students will be engaged and excited about learning because it is tailored to their personality and lea
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5th - 12th
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Teacher's Guide to Co-regulation
These slides are teacher facing and can be used for an introduction to co-regulation for professional development or just a refresher on ways we can co-regulate with our students.Emotions are contagious, and when a teacher is able to model a calm presence through their tone, facial expression, and posture, students are less likely to react defensively.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Violence and Video Games FRQ
This activity is best suited for older students - late middle school or high school. This activity includes links to two articles about the impact violent video games may have on adolescent aggression. The students must read the articles and formulate their own opinions by answering the included FRQ. Students will integrate research with their own formulated opinions.
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Social Psychology Unit - High School Psychology
Project: Create an Infographic about mental health facts
Project: Create an Infographic about mental health factsThis is a fantastic group project that will allow students to research important information around mental health and create an infographic to teach others. Students will complete this project in groups of 4 and each person will be held accountable for their contribution to the project! I hope you enjoy this lesson as much as I have!What’s Included?✏️ Teacher Directions✏️ Project Directions✏️ Project SamplesSkills Used:✔️ Active Learning✔️
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Full Year Psychology Curriculum No-Prep, Student Centered
Current Events: Psychology
Current Events: PsychologyThis is a great activity that will allow students to research current events from around the country. After finding an article from psychologytoday.com, students will answer questions around the article topic, the author's purpose was for writing the article, opinion about the article and, whether or not students question the facts or lack of facts given.Next students will create 6 unique questions about the article, one from each of the Blooms Taxonomy levels .In part
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9th - 12th
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Famous Failures Internet Scavenger Hunt
Failure is a part of success. Help your students understand how failure can lead to growth with this internet scavenger hunt. All of the people mentioned in the chart were famous because they experienced great success. However, they all also failed terribly at some point in their lives. Students will be challenged with the task of finding out what failures were experienced and how they were overcome. Encourage your students to use reliable and trustworthy websites.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Making Mistakes Resource Bundle
Intro to ACTIVISM lesson plan, slideshow & worksheet READY 2 GO!
Introduce students to the power of their own voice with this fun and engaging lesson introducing activism and contemporary activists. Students will watch Lizzo's "People's Champion" acceptance speech, choose a contemporary activist to research and create a single slide about their activist. Includes research questions and reminders to choose reputable sources. Slides are combined into one "Slideshow Gallery Walk" and students end by discussing the issues, causes and/or marginalized communitie
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9th - 12th
An Open Letter About Sensitive Topics - Plus A Directory For Further Learning
Many of my students, family, and coworkers struggle with how to find the right words to open up a dialogue about sensitive and controversial issues surrounding gender, feminism, race, and more. At this particular moment in history, it can be difficult and even dangerous to do so. In response to this matter, I penned a letter that you can share with students, friends, co-workers, or family. You may use it word-for-word as it appears or you may decide to add/edit/remove certain parts (especially
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Autism Disorder Overview
What is Autism Disorder? This short overview is a great way to get yourself adapted to what Autism is and how we can work to effectively teaching these students with proper strategies.
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PreK - 12th
Research project - Job Posting (Viking Resources and Adaptable)
This project practices research skills, note taking, following directions and helps students practice adapting voice and tone in their writing. It develops empathy through imagining oneself as the role described by one's peers and during a final reflection, students are asked to imagine what it would be like as that person.It has many resources for doing so with Viking society, but could easily be adapted to any history/society.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Addiction; A Disease HyperDoc
This is a mini unit on addiction in the US. I have included both the Google Slides for student notes and the HyperDoc that has multiple research articles for students to read and take notes on. There are also videos to watch and analyze. Great for a short week of class when you are looking for very minimal prep. Could also be used as a sub assignment. I would recommend chunking this over a few days.
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9th - 12th
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Big Tobacco Vs. Big Vape
This project challenges high school students to analyze and compare advertisements from Big Tobacco and Big Vape industries. By examining visual elements, messaging, and target audience, students gain insights into the marketing strategies of both sectors. This project promotes media literacy and encourages reflection on the potential impact of advertising on public perceptions and individual behaviors, creating a better understanding of the ethical considerations surrounding health-related prod
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9th - 12th
Google Form Student Check-In
Thank you for stopping in and checking out this easy-peasy resource. This is a great form that can be easily used by those working with kids in middle and high school counseling office settings. Here are a few ways you can utilize this helpful tool:In my office, I like to have a printed QR Code on my wall which can easily be scanned by the student before any purpose of office session. This allows me to collect data on the needs being presented by students in my office. Whether it be for develop
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8th - 12th
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SEL: Teach Me Something New - Student Presentation Activity
Presentations can often be overwhelming for students, but allowing them to present on their personal interests provides a much needed breath of fresh air.This social and emotional learning lesson is a perfect insert right before going to a holiday break, starting a new quarter, or as an end of year assignment.The LessonStudents can choose to work solo or with a partnerTheir goal is to teach the class about anything of their choosing - the one rule is to remain school appropriate!For structure, t
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6th - 12th
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College Resource Toolkit
A comprehensive resource for your top three choice schools that covers mental health, identity, sexual wellness, interpersonal relationships, and substance use.
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: Health Class Resources (Consent, Harm Reduction, & Sex Ed)
Student Bingo: Los principios rectores de Black Lives Matter
Day 4/5 of Unit: Las vidas negras importanStudents will complete a Student-Choice Bingo where they will choose the activities they want to do in order to learn and reflect on the guiding principles (8-13) of Black Lives Matter.This project based activity is Intermediate Low-Advanced Mid.Estándares para esta lecciónComunicación interpretativaComunicación interpersonalTemas de APFamilias y comunidadesDesafíos mundialesIntención del aprendizajeEstamos aprendiendo a:→ Responder a la diversidad por e
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Unit: Las vidas negras importan
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