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Green Screen Tutorial Bundle
Learn how to create green screen movies using DoInk and iMovie Apps! Show them to your students so they can independently make their own green screen presentations! Also included are easy to follow charts with step-by-step directions!
This product combine two great products:
Green Screen Video Tutorials
Green Screen Step by Step Charts
Visit my blog for more green screen ideas, examples, and tips:Link2Teach Blog
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1st - 12th
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Tongue Thrust Therapy Program
Did you know that up to 81% of children with speech impairments have an underlying tongue thrust causing their articulation delay? The way a child swallows impacts the development of their tongue muscle strength, control, and coordination. Children who swallow with an immature swallow or a tongue thrust swallow are not developing their tongues appropriately to be able to produce a variety of speech sounds correctly - most specifically the sounds s, z, l, t,d, n, r, sh, k, and g. If you have a
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1st - 12th
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Fur Trade and the Development of Canada in 4 Minutes Video Worksheet
This video worksheet allows students to learn about the fur trade’s role in developing Canada. The worksheet helps students understand the impact the fur trade had in shaping the modern world. The video is great for visual learners and helps break up class time so students are more focused throughout the entire period. My students love these short engaging videos and have a better understanding of history. This activity is very easy to use. All you have to do is hand out the worksheet to the st
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4th - 12th
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Also included in: Fur Trade Lesson Plan Collection
"The Last Lecture" Video and Lesson
I love this lesson so much, and my students generally really enjoy it as well. I have used it in both English and Oral Communications classes. I have used it for in-person teaching as well as distance learning.For this lesson, students watch and evaluate a famous speech known as “The Last Lecture.” I am always inspired by it no matter how many times I watch it. "The Last Lecture" is based on a hypothetical question top academics are said to ask themselves at times. And it's basically this:
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9th - 12th
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Canadian History - October Crisis VIRTUAL TOUR
The October Crisis unfolded when the Front de libération du Québec (FLQ) kidnapped British diplomat James Cross and Quebec Minister Pierre Laporte, leading to a nationwide crisis. Dive into one of the most turbulent periods in Canadian history with our interactive ThingLink virtual tour of the October Crisis of 1970. This immersive journey takes you through the heart of the conflict, where politics, ideology, and the quest for independence led to unprecedented actions in the streets of Quebec. O
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Job Interview Presentation Skills Video
This amusing video highlights some of the common mistakes we make in job interviews and how to fix them. It is intended as a supporting tool for TBLS Book 3: Career Readiness, but can also be used on its own. Listed here as a free offering is the corresponding Book 3 section on Interview Skills.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Indigenous Rights in Canada: Treaties & Self Government
This slide presentation talks about treaties in Canada and how First Nations feel about them, From a First Nations perspective. Show the "Canadian Heritage Minutes: Naskumituwin (Treaty)" and the "Canada in Focus: A Promise to Share (The Treaty Relationship)" youtube videos to support this learning.
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Green Screen Step-By-Step Charts
Help your students make green screen movies independently with these colorful easy to read and follow charts!
Students will use an iPad, DoInk App and iMovie App to create green screen videos for ANY purpose.
The ideas for using green screen videos are endless! Use it to create How To project videos, book trailers, reports, announcements, summaries, tutorials, fluency readings, holiday presents, LIVE story telling/writing, student team building, thank you's, build classroom community by havin
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1st - 12th
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Also included in: Green Screen Tutorial Bundle
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Speech Therapy Carryover: VOCALIC /R/ CREATE-A-STORY
This is a helpful activity packet for your older articulation students whom need practice using their vocalic /R/ words beyond the word level.
Here are the directions:
1) The student is asked to look at the illustrated word bank for each vocalic /R/ word and to create a story using them. Every page has 12 word choices. It's fun and also helpful to encourage the student to use all 12 words in their story! Cute and creative
stories usually result from making this attempt!
2) Next, ask the
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Accents - Voice & Diction
This lesson includes four YouTube Videos embedded in a presentation with questions and answer key. The videos include Why Do We Have Accents?, Why Don't Americans Have English Accents, American Accents, and British Accents.
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6th - 12th
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Communication Blockers & Enhancers Worksheet
Students will watch video clips from TV shows such as The Office, Boy Meets World, Seinfeld, Modern Family, Friends, Big Bang Theory, etc. and then pick out which communication blockers and enhancers are present in the video clip. All video clips are from YouTube and are 2 minutes or less. The clips are school appropriate and display all communication blockers and enhancers that are listed on the worksheet.
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7th - 12th
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Voice & Diction - Acting - Open Scenes Practice
This lesson includes a YouTube link to a sample open scene for students to watch. Open scenes are short scenes that student can perform vocally. Depending on how they choose to use their voices with rate, inflection, volume, pauses, etc., the meaning of the scene changes. Six sample scenes are included for students practice. I recommend having students perform one of the scenes in front of the class or you can have them record one of the scenes and submit it for a grade.
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6th - 12th
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Back to School Ice Breakers BUNDLE BTS
Activities to break the ice and get to know your students, to trigger oral discussions about topics on SEL like problem solving or kindness.Ideal for middle and high school.#SEL #BTS #backtoschool****************************************************************************************************************PLEASE NOTE THAT...Each time you provide FEEDBACK, TPT gives you credits!Remember to follow MY STORE to receive information on sales and new products!******************************************
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6th - 12th
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Modern Vocalic ER Listening Practice and Pronunciation Practice (Bundle)
These aren't your Grandma's R probes ;)Get students both listening (with auditory bombardment and/or discernment) and producing (with the same target sentences as pronunciation probes). These same 45 sentences are included in both of these resources but with a different focus. One targets listening and discernment. The other is written on a data sheet for articulation practice and tracking. These sentences are modern and relevant - originally written in 2013 but updated in 2022!
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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1930's The Great Depression- FDR The New Deal Video, Worksheets AND PPT!
Hello Everyone!This lesson plan has a PPT and reading comprehension worksheet! It also includes videos for your students who are audio or visual learners. It covers the following topics: 1) The New Deal- relief, recover, reform2) How Herbert Hoover Dealt with the Crisis- Voluntary Measures and Limited Government Intervention3) Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Appeal4) Situation When FDR Entered Office5) How FDR Restores Confidence6) FDR’s Personal Qualities7) Purposes of the New Deal8) Sources of New Dea
Grades:
8th - 12th
En el Puesto de Pulseras | Los Colores | Read | Write | Listen | Speak
Are you looking for a meaningful lesson to engage Novice and Mid Novice Spanish learners? Are you students eager to travel and practice the language learned in the classroom? Here is a complete scaffolded lesson to use in the Classroom and in Distance Learning to practice essential skills in the real world setting of an outdoor marketplace in Torre del Mar, Málaga. You will find En el Puesto de Pulseras to be a practical experience for present shoppers and future travelers . . . .Click HERE to
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Arrest and Detention
This work package includes a PowerPoint and guided note examining the difference between arrest and detainment. The PowerPoint covers police and citizen rights upon arrest and how an arrest is lawful. The PowerPoint also discusses the Reid technique for interrogations and includes a questions sheet that follows along with a documentary on the Reid technique (hyperlink included).
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
World War 1- Weapons
Hello Everyone!This is a dynamic lesson plan that includes a PowerPoint, class notes, pictures, videos, worksheets and a class activity! It goes through all the different types of weapons used in World War One including: 1) Airplanes2) Chlorine Gas3) Submarines (U-Boats)4) Cavalry 5) Dreadnought Battleships6) Artillery 7) Gas Masks8) Tanks9) Mobile Shields10) Machine Guns11) Rifles 12) Zeppelines 13) Carrier Pigeons 14) Paris Gun The worksheets are for students to familiarize themselves with the
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8th - 12th
Dirty 30's - MacKenzie King vs RB Bennett- The Great Debate!
Hello Everyone!This was a super engaging way to get my students involved in the learning process! We did an awesome debate: MacKenzie vs Bennett!Students will leave this class with a better understanding of the political difficulties during the Great Depression. The students will first be introduced to the hardships of the depression through a class discussion about the 1930 clips in the Queen, Under Pressure music video. The class will then engage in a mock debate. This debate will consist of t
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8th - 12th
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Life During the Great Depression- Video, Discussion, Worksheets!
Hello Everyone! In this lesson, students will begin the class by watching a video on the Great Depression. They will have a worksheet to go along with the video and then the teacher will take the sheet up. The teacher will then show an exemplar of a letter that a family has written to Prime Minister Bennett during the Depression and will fill out the worksheet that the students will do later. Table groups will then all receive the same letter at their table to read. Individually, students will f
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7th - 12th
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1920's Prohibition- PPT, Videos and Worksheets!
Hello Everyone!This lesson has PowerPoint Presentations with a notes guide. It also includes videos to supplement the content and a movie guide to The Untouchables! It goes through the following topics:1) What is Prohibition?2) Why was Prohibition Introduced?3) Political Cartoons to Analyze 4) Effects of Prohibition ( Speakeasies, Bootleggers, Rumrunner, Moonshine, Smuggling, Organized Crime)5) Al CaponeEnjoy! Lesson 1: Roaring 20's- Introduction and A Return to Normalcy FULL LESSON PLAN!https:/
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7th - 12th
"Tamara's Opus" Spoken Word Analysis
"Tamara's Opus" by Joshua Bennett is a perfect addition to any poetry, spoken word, or public speaking unit. This Google doc worksheet asks students to read the poem, then collect evidence to support claims about the author's experience. Then, students repeat the process after watching Joshua Bennett's performance of the poem.
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7th - 12th
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Dollar Street Comparison Presentation (Poverty Lesson)
ELA students will be able to practice their presentation skills by comparing their home life to those across the world by using this Google Slides template and the web site: https://www.gapminder.org/dollar-street
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5th - 12th
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How to Do a Socratic Seminar with Four Variations for High School Students
Have you ever wanted to try a Socratic Seminar in your classroom? This video will teach you how to use four different Socratic Seminar variations: Student-Led Fishbowl, Philosophical Chairs, Socratic Circles, and Whole Class Socratic Seminars. The Greek philosopher, Socrates, believed that the process of asking open-ended questions would lead to deeper critical thinking. Employ the Socratic method in your classroom and watch your students engage in deep discussions, grow their communication skil
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7th - 12th
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