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3rd grade Martin Luther King Day family consumer sciences resources 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
Our Friend Martin movie questions
Questions that go with the movie Our Friend Martin. This movie is hard to find. But, if you do find it, buy it!!! The kids will LOVE it!!!
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3rd - 5th
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MyPlate: Nutrition Graphic Organizer/Notes Sheet [Corresponds to Powerpoint]
Use this sheet as you go through my Introduction to MyPlate powerpoint. Students will label and color the sections of MyPlate. There is space to record two essential definitions, variety and balance, which are included in the powerpoint for discussion. The bottom of the page has a spot to review examples of different foods that satisfy the different foods in my plate. I like to hand out toy food or food picture cards and have students place them in the correct section of MyPlate on an enlarged-s
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: MyPlate Nutrition - Full Mini Unit BUNDLE
Making Ice Cream Lab: Phases of Matter
The students will complete a lab to make their own ice cream. The lab has visual pictures accompanying the words and is perfect for special education students. There are post-lab questions, discussing phases of matter. The questions are differentiated (there is a lower level page of questions and a higher level page of questions).
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1st - 7th
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Martin Luther King, Jr (Our Friend, Martin) Video Discussion Guide
"Immersion is felt by students in ways we don't even realize...we like that you watch and react to the video with us" (Burgess, 2012, Teach Like a Pirate).
This video discussion guide will engage your students as you watch and react to the video with them. Dave Burgess, author of Teach Like a Pirate, believes that immersion is a way to "set your classrooom on fire" and this is what happened in my classroom with this discussion guide. Students were highly engaged in discussion throughout the vi
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Reading Food Labels Worksheet
This worksheet can be used as a quick pre-assessment, practice exercise, or a formative assessment.
It features a sample food label, and requires students to use their informational text reading skills to answer questions about nutritional content of the product.
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3rd - 5th
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Reader's Theater -- News of Ruby Bridges
This small group reader's theater is for 4 students. The names are girls but could be changed to include boys. This story is about Ruby Bridges told from the perspective of children living during that time. It was written for Black History Month. Most of my students have never heard of the people we study during this month. This is why I place such an emphasis on heroes of this caliber. I tie in their fluency study with history. It makes it both fun and educational. If you want more of these, th
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3rd - 9th
Economics and Personal Financial Literacy Game
My students LOVED this game! In fact, many asked for copies to take home. This is a real world way to teach students about financial responsibility. In this game, students will learn to manage financial resources effectively for lifetime financial security. They will discover:The difference between fixed and variable expenses.How to budget based on salary. How to calculate monthly expenses.How to prepare for financial emergencies by purchasing insurance and saving money. How to allocate a mo
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3rd - 6th
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Candy Germ Transmission
Need a fun way to teach how germs are spread? Candy Germ Transmission is a fun experiment that can work well with any age group. I use it for high school, but I have friends who have used it in elementary school as well.
The experiment uses two similar candies that are transferred between student pairs. Only a few students are "infected". By the end of the experiment your class can see how germs are spread both directly and indirectly.
Includes instructions, data collection sheet, and
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1st - 12th
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Favorite Recipe Show and Share!
Students will create their favorite snack/ dish and share the recipe and steps for making it with their classmates! This is a fun way to encourage teamwork, communication, and engagement!
Grades:
1st - 12th
Martin Luther King, Jr. Writing Activity
Hi all! I saw a picture simliar to this online but couldn't find a hard copy to be able to print and use it in my classroom. I took the idea I saw in the picture and put my own little spin on it and created a word document that I could print and share! After reading a Martin Luther book to my students I had them create this adorable little craft and write what they learned about Dr. Martin Luther and wrote what their dream for the world is. ENJOY!
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K - 3rd
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How to wash clothes
This product is a step by step activity for how to wash clothes. Students can identify each step for washing clothes using the pictures and written steps. Have students cut out each step and sequence them from beginning to end to show their understanding.Have them even paste the steps in order on a separate page to hang up next to the washing machine for an easy reference of how to do it.Fun and easy activity to teach your students or child an important life skill!
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PreK - 3rd, Staff
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Mindful Eating Reflection
Help students practice mindfulness while eating. This guided organizational chart helps students focus all of their senses on what they are experiencing while cooking and eating food. This is an activity that helps students identify, categorize and use vocabulary related to food. It focuses on 5 categories: what students see, hear, smell, feel and taste. It comes with a second page word bank. The word bank provides students with helpful words that they can use in describing their food with
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K - 12th
Question Answer Relationship (QAR) - The Story or Ruby Bridges
Using The Story of Ruby Bridges students learn about the different types of questions - Right There, Think and Search, Author and You, and On My Own
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3rd - 5th
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Donation letters
Working as an elective teacher, I am always on the hunt for grants to help fund my programs. However, I found that it was much more successful to raise funds through the community.
There are two versions of a donation letter that you can edit and use for your classroom. The letter can also serve as evidence for the donator who may want to claim it on their taxes!
As a culinary teacher, our funds mostly come straight from the profits made in catering events. Unfortunately, it was still limitin
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Cutting and Pinning DOs and DON'Ts
Designed for a FACS/HCS/Home Economics classroom, this will teach beginner sewers the basics of cutting using sewing shears and how to properly use a straight pin. Appropriate for any grade level, from elementary to high school!
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2nd - 12th
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Black History Interview and Author Project
This project involves students interviewing an African American person in their community that they admire and writing the story of his or her life in a blank book.
This pack includes all the resources necessary to take a fresh and new approach to studying African American history. Students learn to look to their own communities to find people who are living examples of the justice that so many before us fought for. They are stretched to hone new skills: interviewing, note taking, writing, il
Grades:
1st - 4th
Real Life Economics Project
This project is designed to provide your students with a glimpse of what it is like to be an adult. They will have a career and earn money every day. During the simulation the students are treated as adults; they have responsibilities, such as making sure they have food to eat, a warm safe place to live, clothing suitable for the weather, and transportation. They will have to make choices and decide what is most important. If students have money left over they can spend it on things they want in
Grades:
3rd
Kids Halloween Costume Design
This is a fun Halloween activity to do with your Human Growth & Development or Child Development class. You can have this be a contest within your class or have them complete this while you show a Halloween movie.
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2nd - 12th
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Research a Civil Rights Hero
Have your students research a civil rights changemaker! I use PebbleGo and Britannica School to have students find a hero to research. They fill out the information part and then draw a picture of what that hero is famous for.This could pair well with any book about a civil rights changemaker causing "good trouble" like Ruby Bridges, Dr King, Claudette Colvin, John Lewis, or anyone else from that time period!
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1st - 3rd
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Also included in: Intro to research activities
Tolerance and Diversity Lesson Plan
This lesson plan is so fun! There are two short videos and a video story on tolerance and diversity. Then, have your students make peace pinwheels. Play a fishing game called "Dive-ersity". Finally, your students will enjoy a coloring sheet of different languages saying "I love you". **Be sure to leave a rating and earn TPT credits!**Copyright © A Counselor’s Dream. All rights reserved by author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Do NOT share, reproduce, or distrib
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PreK - 6th
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Famous American in a Can Project
This is a project that can be adapted to any grade level. Students will pick a famous American and research facts about the person. They will then decorate a can that resembles that person and put their researched facts inside. Each students will present their project and the class can have fun guessing who their famous American is!
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1st - 5th
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MARTIN LUTHER KING COLD READ
A COLD READ ABOUT THE LIFE ND ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF MLK. THE ARTICLE HAS 13 STANDARDIZED STYLE QUESTIONS(FCAT 2.0- CCSSS). THIS COLD READ CAN BE USED AS AN ASSESSMENT FOR BLACK HISTORY,SOCIAL STUDIES AND READING COMPREHENSION.
CAN ALSO BE USED AS HOMELEARNING,PEER GROUP WORK, INDEPENDENT WORD, GUIDED READING ACTIVITY, AND PREP FOR FCAT.
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Dr Martin Luther King Jr - Play
A play about the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Life. Enough characters for the entire class to participate.
Learning about the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr by Sarita Felder is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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