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Budget and Finance: Financial Literacy Project
This resource explores finance terminology, education and job selection, and several real-world budgeting situations and scenarios. Students will pick a career, research their salary, calculate their income taxes, and budget their net income to account for all necessary bills such as shelter, transportation, food, and other expenses such as cell phone, TV etc. They will also be able to decide how to use their remaining funds to invest for their financial future via savings and retirement. The re
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Processing Speed Warm-Ups
Having a slow processing speed is not a disability; however, it can be the root cause of lagging skills in the areas of reading, writing, and math. While processing speed deficits can be a risk factor for academic problems, intervention and practice can help. This intervention works well as a warm-up to more intense evidence-based interventions. Think of this as a warm-up for the neurons in the brain before the heavy lifting begins. In addition, a progress monitoring tool is included to monitor
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Guided Meditation Cards for Children Social Emotional Calm Down Tool
✨ Help your little ones embark on a magical journey within with these Whimsical Guided Meditation Cards digital download! Designed to ignite their imagination, each of the 10 cards features a unique guided meditation adventure. From a magical walk with woodland friends and fantasy fairytale with dragons, to soaring through the cosmos, these enchanting journeys will captivate their minds and nurture their inner calm. Printed front and back, each card is accompanied by a beautiful watercolor image
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Mindful Minute- Step by Step with Slides!
Introducing "Mindful Minute: Step by Step" - a transformative practice designed to cultivate mindfulness and self-awareness among both educators and students.The Mindful Minute is a precious sixty seconds dedicated to momentarily stepping away from the hustle and bustle of the outside world, allowing everyone in the classroom to turn inward and connect with their thoughts and emotions.This resource is your ticket to creating a serene and introspective atmosphere within your classroom. Through th
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Class Circles: A Reference Guide
In this quick start guide, you will have everything you need at your fingertips to get started with circles for your students or even your staff. As a school counselor, I have used this document to train educators of all types on integrating circles in their classroom and afterschool settings. This helps promote reflection and student interactions/dialogue in all types of settings.
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Self-Advocacy Lesson
Are your students struggling to advocate for themselves in a respectful, thoughtful manner? This lesson is for you!This was originally designed as part of a 8th to 9th transition curriculum to help train students on advocating for themselves to their teachers. However, this lesson could easily be adapted for older or younger learners. This could be delivered a the beginning or end of the year, as part of your regular class or as part of your Social Emotional Learning curriculum. The possibilitie
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Spoons Acvivity - Classroom Community and Leadership
Want to build classroom community while teaching about mental health? This is the perfect lesson for you! Easy to follow instructions and kinetic learning. Students may be of any age (adult learner-friendly). Spoon's theory is that we only have so much mental and physical energy every day. To quantify this energy we visualize the energy units as spoons. This activity walks students through a hands-on learning lesson where each group must create a daily agenda for an imaginary person. St
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Reflect & Restore: A Restorative Practice
This chart can be printed on 8.5"x11" paper or enlarged to make posters.First and foremost, keep in mind that this is a practice of reflection and restoration. It should not be used punitively. Students must practice and become familiar with this framework before applying it to their own situations. Some suggestions:Read a book or revisit one your students are familiar with, where there is a conflict between the characters. Model how you would fill out the chart as one of the characters, making
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Reflect & Restore: A Restorative Practice
Interactive Google Slides version available in my store.This chart can be printed on 8.5"x11" paper or enlarged to make posters.First and foremost, keep in mind that this is a practice of reflection and restoration. It should not be used punitively. Students must practice and become familiar with this framework before applying it to their own situations. Some suggestions:Read a book or revisit one your students are familiar with, where there is a conflict between the characters. Model how you wo
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Social Skills - Sending Text Messages *BONUS* Instagram practice!!
*Digital and Editable Access included!!* I use this resource to help students who are struggling with using appropriate communication skills through their cell phone. In a social media and tech heavy society, this extra practice is especially useful for special education students to strengthen their skills with communication. I have also included some *Bonus* practice with commenting on instagram posts. Like and follow if you loved this one!
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A role play lesson about poverty and budgeting
Kids will play the Walmart Game where they will take on different roles of different members in society, and have a budget of $50 to plan their wants and needs. This allows them to make tough decisions, think reflectively, and understand different perspectives.
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Raising Your Hand Social Story & Activity Bundle⎮Social Emotional Learning
**Engage Your Students with "Raise Your Hand" Social Story Pack!** Welcome to a comprehensive and engaging resource designed to teach and reinforce the essential skill of raising your hand in the classroom. This "Raise Your Hand" Social Story Pack is perfect for educators, parents, and special education professionals seeking to support students in developing appropriate classroom behavior.**Key Features:**1. **Social Story:** Our carefully crafted social story serves as a visual and narrative
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FREE Harry Potter inspired escape room
This is a FREE Harry Potter themed escape room! You can access it here: https://forms.gle/Hn9fWv6dWM8hxkGN6It is best suited for those that have read the books.Ideas for use:Play it yourselfEarly finisher/tech time activityspecial resource for the Potterheads in your classteam building
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Zones of Control- Social Skills
- Perfect for upper elementary school through 8th grade! - Minimalist/modern clipart/design so it doesn't feel so "little kid-ish"- Different versions of the activities are included depending on your social skills group's needs! - Low prep- just print and cut, or simply project onto your Smart Board/Promethean Board!
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Inclusivity and Empathy
A socio-emotional learning lesson to teach students about inclusivity and empathy. Includes a story, videos, role play scenarios, activities, and reflection.
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STEAM Thinking Outside The Box Drills /Emergency Sub Plans-Vol. 1-4 (PowerPoint)
Thinking Outside The Box ChallengesLooking for a way to boost your students' critical thinking, design, and creativity skills? Look no further than "Thinking Outside the Box Drills"!This innovative product provides students with a unique challenge: they must use a list of 3 separate products to design something useful to society. By encouraging students to think beyond the obvious and use their imaginations, these drills are an excellent way to foster creativity and problem-solving skills.But "T
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The Arctic Mission - Set of Class Activities on Group Decision Making
Overall Goal: Students will gain group decision making skills that will enable them to facilitate discussion with, and fairly delegate work to, their peers and adults within an organization. There are also close reading activities embedded in this activity with templates!This set of class activities (used in Leadership/AVID class) is fun, engaging and addresses knowledge and skills pertaining to the FOUR types of group decision making:- Autocratic or Decision By Authority- Committee or Minority
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Hot Dog Stand - Printable - Dramatic Play - Money - Manipulatives - Math
Looking for a fun interdisciplinary center or activity? Try a hot dog stand!! Completely printable and highly interactive, this station promotes:Problem solving skillsSocial - emotional skillsMath and money handling Literacy Fine motors skillsSelf expression and confidence building through role playSO much more!Includes:BannersSignage (menus, open and closed signs, etc)Order forms (promots math and money skills!)ALL clipart props (hot dogs, drinks, fries, chips… etc!)Put in as much or as little
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Welcoming Guests Home - A Social Story and Life Skills Resource
Looking to help your child prepare for visitors coming home? Look no further than our Welcoming Guests Home resource! This social story can be used before an anticipated event or can be played on a regular basis to prepare the child better when visitors are coming. Designed to help your child prepare for a visit from family or friends, this resource offers a variety of engaging and educational activities to keep your child entertained while teaching them important life skills. In addition to t
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Character Strong - Vulnerability - Brené Brown
CharacterStrong helps students stay focused on their goals in times like these. I have been finding ways to make lessons more manageable quickly, so I've created Google Slides for each CharacterStrong activity. In this video, Jay Shetty is a former monk who is now taking the lessons he learned to help motivate and inspire people. In this video Brené Brown explains her research about connection. She claims shame prohibits people’s ability to connect. There is only one variable between those who h
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CharacterStrong Kathrine Switzer: First Woman to Enter the Boston Marathon
CharacterStrong helps students stay focused on their goals in times like these. I have been finding ways to make lessons more manageable quickly, so I've created Google Slides for each CharacterStrong activity. In this video, Katherine Switzer faced a combination of applause and aggression as the first official female participant in the Boston Marathon in 1967. Many cheered her on, but the head organizer of the race didn't want her there. Her choice to persevere and finish the race marked a mass
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CharacterStrong - Perspectacles
CharacterStrong helps students stay focused on their goals in times like these. I have been finding ways to make lessons more manageable quickly, so I've created Google Slides for each CharacterStrong activity. This video takes us through the eyes of a character who goes throughout his day without a care in the world until he is given glasses that allow him to see what is happening in other people's lives. This changes how he treats people and will enable him to be kind and apologize for his pre
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Self-Advocacy for students with a hearing loss
Scenarios directly related to students with a hearing loss that promote great conversation in relation to self-advocacy. These can be used for student awareness or IEP progress monitoring. These are great activities to foster positive thought process about living with a hearing loss as well as having honest discussions about how to advocate for yourself. these questions are geared at a variety of levels and can be modified as needed. This set includes 21 different scenarios about having a he
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Teambuilder Lost at Sea
Fun and interactive class and teambuilder for students from middle elementary to high school. Students imagine themselves stuck on a deserted island with a list of supplies and must rank items from most to least important. Great non-academic activity to foster analytical and problem solving skills. Great for use in first few days of school or after a break. Answer key with justifications from Coast Guard included.
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