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11th grade Earth Day school psychology videos
Chihuly Recycled Art Water Bottle Sculpture NOW WITH VIDEO INSTRUCTIONS!
**UPDATE MARCH 2024! I made a video demonstration which is now included in the file you purchase so that you can download easily, and there is also a link to the unlisted video on Youtube. You can use this video for clarification OR just play this video for your students to follow along with as I do! This Chihuly Project is not only beautiful (every visitor to our school comments on the sculptures, our local gardens and parents have offered to purchase sculptures and the lesson plan has been req
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K - 12th
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6 UNO Counseling Games BUNDLE for Individual and Small Groups; Grades 2-12
This Bundle has ALL of my different UNO games for your counseling groups...Anger management, Innapropriate vs. Appropriate Behaviors, Coping Skills, Social Skills, Self-Esteem, and Expected vs. Unexpected Behaviors. Kids really like UNO and turning counseling into a fun activity can really help with rapport building and social skills while providing social and emotional learning. Prompts for each card are used to practice skills, facilitate discussion, and create learning opportunities for the s
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1st - 12th
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Free Social Emotional Learning Support Poster and Video: Reminders for Hard Days
This free SEL poster and video provides reminders of ways to reframe thoughts during difficult times.
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6th - 12th
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Effects of Air Pollution | Video Lesson, Handout, Worksheets | Environment
This lesson explains how air pollution affects human health. It discusses the composition of air pollution, including particulate matter, and how it can cause respiratory problems, heart disease, stroke, cancer, and lung damage. The lesson also explains how indoor and outdoor pollution can affect health, and the sources of outdoor air pollutants. Additionally, it highlights the severity of the air pollution problem globally, especially in developing countries, and emphasizes the need to reduce a
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6th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-ESS3-4
Also included in: Air Pollution - Lesson Plan BUNDLE - Printable or Google Ready
Earth Day Art Lesson Bundle. Ideas for recycling in art class. High School Art
This is a collection of my favorite classroom tested high school art lesson plans that make the most of recycling and using up every last paper scrap in the art room. This bundle is best suited for 7th-12th grade. Please click the individual projects that are bundled for details on what is included with each to determine if this bundle is right for you. Some lessons contain video demos, not all. OTHER RESOURCESDon’t miss out on any of my new art room tested, student approved lessons. You can sta
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7th - 12th
Mean Girls
Mean Girls movie guide. Fifteen questions with an answer key. Perfect for elective courses or leaving for a substitute. Just enough to keep their attention. Movie guide is editable.Also available bundled together along with:National TreasureWoman in GoldMeet the PatelsMonuments MenThe Imitation Game
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: My Entire Store
"ROTTEN" Documentary Series Video Worksheet Episode 1: Lawyers, Guns & Honey
What You Get:This worksheet accompanies "Rotten" Documentary series Episode 1 which is currently streaming on Netflix. There are 24 questions that follow the film in order as well as an Answer Key. This hour long episode discusses the import & export business of Honey and unveils the global fraud and crime around this industry due to declining bee populations while demand for honey continues to rise.Teachers are amazing, but sometimes we need a break so we can continue to be amazing! Whether
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9th - 12th
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EARTH DAY activity, author reading, grade 4 +, A World Worth Imagining
Earth Day activity...I invite you this Earth Day to tell a different kind of story, one with a different kind of message- hope.(purchase includes a pdf version as well as an author audio reading of A World Worth Imagining). A World Worth Imagining was inspired by a wonderful group of young people I have taught for many years. One Earth Day morning standing by our pond, I invited the children to close their eyes and imagine what it might look like in one hundred years. One of the girls refused, b
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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7 Weeks of CBT for Cognitive Distortions; Irrational Thoughts; Grades 3-12
Work with your counseling students with negative thinking patterns and irrational thoughts by using Cognitive Behavioral Strategy video lessons, and practice worksheets. Negative thinking patterns lead to sadness, anxiety, and depression. Helping kids understand that their thoughts impact their emotions and behaviors is what Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is all about.There are 7 Videos and worksheets about Cognitive Distortions. Pair a video with a worksheet for each session!Best for Grades 3-12.
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3rd - 12th
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Also included in: Counseling Activities for Teaching Positive Thinking; Grades 3 - 12
Planning for College and Careers Videos and Worksheets; Presentation Organizer
Help your students 4th-12th grades think about and begin to plan for their future. It's never too early for thinking about college and career planning, but it can be too late. Worksheet includes several videos about different careers, going to college, and learning about financial assistance. The worksheet is a questionnaire designed to help guide your students to start to think about their future self and can be an easy tool for helping student begin their research and/or create a presentation
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4th - 12th
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Preparing for College: 10 Tips for Underclassmen (BUNDLE)
This bundle provides you with the following:1) Narrated Power Point in MP4 format (19 minute run-time)2) PDF of the slides/note-taking materials associated with the video3) Activity List/Resume Worksheet mentioned in presentation4) Printable of 12 books, websites, & podcast resources to help with college process5) Flowchart of the college process timeline
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9th - 11th
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"ROTTEN" Documentary Series Video Worksheet Episode 2: The Peanut Problem
What You Get:This worksheet accompanies "Rotten" Documentary series Episode 2, which is currently streaming on Netflix. There are 20 questions that follow the film in order as well as an Answer Key. This hour long episode discusses the sudden rise in severe food allergies, namely the peanut. Researchers struggle to understand which environmental factors are to blame, while restaurants begin to cater more to food allergy clientele. New micro-dosing methods are being researched to create food tole
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9th - 12th
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The Intrusion / Brain Games: Eyewitness Testimony
This lesson is done in two parts and deals with eyewitness accounts and the reliability of memory. I have used this activity in my "Introduction to Psychology" classes at the high school level. The lesson tends to be a fun activity for Psychology classes and can also be used in other classes, as well.Part I is an improvisation performed by the classroom teacher and another teacher. The skit that I have used is a fellow teacher on conference period comes in and asks me if I can pay him money that
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9th - 12th
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Working Memory Skills Online Interactive Lesson: Nearpod Online Curriculum
Working Memory is a skill that allows us to hold onto information that we will use to complete a task. This skill requires attention and focus. It plays a major role in how we process, use, and remember information on a daily basis. Students will learn about the concept of working memory, why it is an important skill, how they use this skill, and strategies to help build and improve it for the future. This is an online interactive lesson available for students to work on entirely at their own pa
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5th - 12th
10 Things to Do if You Don't Know Your Major - BUNDLE
This bundle is for high school counselors (and teachers) discussing majors and career choices with their students (9th-12th grades). Contained in the bundle is a succinct 14-minute narrated Power Point in mp4 format (video) that outlines 10 things students can do to narrow their options for a major. Some of the points include informational interviewing, job shadowing, volunteering, values identification, and other suggestions. The bundle also comes with a values identification worksheet, an info
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9th - 12th
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Permanent Plants Tutorial Bundle Pack!
Now you can have access to both resources to get the full effect of teaching this lesson! With the bundle pack you will receive not just the teacher tips and explanations from the videos, but also the creative kickstarters provided by the printable instructions. Plus when you buy in bundle, you’ll receive a great discount! These tutorials show different techniques specialized for this particular lesson, and uses relatable dialogue which welcomes all skill levels to follow along. Though made for
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4th - 12th
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French Earth day the environment full lesson for Intermediate
Time to worry about the environment, right? So here's a resourece with a 24-slide powerpoint and an activity booklet -9 pages- to tell your students about the pollution issues and the different ways to limit these problems.
It is aimed at teaching for Earth day but can be used anytime.
⭐Here's what you will get in this resource:⭐
- a self-target setting slide with detailed objectives
- videos about Earth day as a starter
- an introduction to vocabulary through a matching up
- texts about the
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6th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
The human element video notes sheet pt 1 & 2
The human element pt 1 & 2. https://thehumanelementmovie.com/ define 3 vocab terms (5 mins) - a) complex, b) imbalance, c) element watch the intro and Earth portion (25 mins) - have students record their thoughts to the discussion quotations as they watch the video. circle chat- (10 mins- the end of class) - discuss the video questions as a whole class. You can have students move their seats into a giant circle if you would like.
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6th - 12th
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MS-ESS3-2
, MS-ESS3-5
, HS-ESS3-1
, MS-ESS3-4
, HS-ESS3-5
Self Concept
This presentation is a great introductory lesson to Humanist psychologist, Carl Rogers who believed that there were three different parts of self-concept: Self-image, or how you see yourself. Each individual's self-image is a mixture of different attributes including our physical characteristics, personality traits, and social roles.This presentation included a ven diagram as well as a video that links wonderfully with the content.
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9th - 12th
French Earth day the environment interactive activities and videos
Time to worry about the environment, right? So here's a powerpoint -24 slides- to tell your students about the pollution issues and the different ways to limit these problems.
It is aimed at teaching for Earth day but can be used anytime.
⭐ Here's what you will get with this resource: ⭐
- a self-target setting slide with detailed objectives
- videos about Earth day as a starter
- an introduction to vocabulary through a matching up
- texts about the environment, pollution and solutions
- deba
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Finding Private Scholarships
This narrated Power Point converted to mp4 format (video) has a 15-minute run time and gives students and families the information they need to get started searching for private scholarships. Topics include understanding key definitions such as loan, merit, stacking, financial aid, and scholarships. The lesson addresses scholarship sources, websites, and how to spot scams. It also provides an example of how financially beneficial it can be to have a scholarship. This video is a great tool for
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9th - 12th
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The human element pt 3: air video notes
The human element pt 3- air. You can obtain access to the video here: https://thehumanelementmovie.com/ but it is also on youtube & vimeodefine 3 vocab terms (5 mins) - watch the air portion (20 mins) - have students record their thoughts to the discussion quotations as they watch the video. circle chat- (10 mins- the end of class) - discuss the video questions as a whole class. You can have students move their seats into a giant circle if you would like.
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6th - 12th
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NGSS:
MS-ESS3-1
, MS-ESS3-5
, HS-ESS3-1
, MS-ESS3-4
, HS-ESS3-5
Anger and Conflict Resolution
The main goal of this lesson is to help students break down why and how they get angry from an emotional and biological standpoint. We want to help students understand anger in its root forms, which often can be traced back to hurt, fear, or lack. Coping strategies for anger such as taking deep breaths and walking away from hostile situations are great, but this lesson is designed to help students understand anger on deeper social, emotional, and biological levels. Students will be empowered wit
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6th - 12th
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Addiction and Substance Abuse Presentaion
- For High School Psychology
-This presentation lays out the basics of addiction and provides details on the what addiction is, how it is formed, what "we" can be addicted to, and also provides several youtube video examples further explaining each point.
-Great for teaching substance abuse and addiction in psychology or general class lecture.
-Enjoy
Grades:
9th - 12th
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