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Oral communication social emotional learning scaffolded notes for Microsoft PowerPoint
World Changer of the Week BUNDLE: Sets 1 and 2 | Influential People
This is a bundle of World Changer of the Week Sets 1 and 2!Incorporate this impactful weekly routine in your classroom! Along the way, it will help your students to:- make inferences- ask questions- write strong sentences- learn about important issues- be inspired to make a positive impact on the world!I started incorporating a World Changer of the Week because I wanted to introduce my students to people they might not otherwise learn about. You’ll notice that many significant heroes are NOT inc
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Camera angles and film shots notes
Editable 17 slide powerpoint explaining types of camera angles and shots. Includes topics such as the rule of thirds and the golden mean. Photos are used for examples. Also includes a guided notes sheet for struggling note takers.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Rumors and Gossip- SEL Counseling Lesson
Introducing the Ultimate Counseling Lesson for Elementary and Middle School Students: "Breaking the Cycle of Rumors and Gossip" Are you an educator or school counselor looking for an engaging and effective way to tackle the delicate yet crucial topic of rumors and gossip with your students? Look no further! This meticulously crafted lesson plan is designed just for you. What's Included: Comprehensive PowerPoint Presentation: PowerPoint slides come complete with speaker notes, making it a breez
Grades:
4th - 8th
PRESENTATION/ASSEMBLY SLIDES: Anger
"The only way out is through." Robert FrostThis 9-slide PDF PowerPoint presentation and accompanying notes are designed to help you teach children about the emotion of anger. The basic format is discussion, story, questions, activity, and mindful moment. I have suggested a story and activity, but the slides are designed in such a way that you can add your own. I have included answers to any questions posed, as well as a script for a mindful moment.
Grades:
3rd - 5th
ASSEMBLY OR PRESENTATION SLIDES: EMOTIONS
Feelings are much like waves, we can’t stop them from coming, but we can choose which one to surf. – Jonathan MartenssonThis 6-slide PDF PowerPoint presentation and accompanying notes are designed to help you teach children about emotions. The basic format is discussion, story, questions, activity, and mindful moment. I have suggested a story and activity, but the slides are designed in such a way that you can add your own. I have included answers to any questions posed, as well as a script for
Grades:
2nd - 5th
What is a Socratic/Harkness? Slideshow/Powerpoint
Use this slideshow to introduce Socratics and/or Harkness discussions to students. What are they? Why are we doing them? How do they run? How are they graded?
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â Socratic Seminar/Harkness Discussion Bundle
Rhetoric, Rhetorical Appeals, Rhetorical Devices, & Logical Fallacies Lesson
used with 8th grade GT students as lesson and notes. It looks like my ppt may not have loaded properly. If you have any issues, please let me know and I can send you the correct version. Font used: The Hand (Body).speech, communications, advertising, buying/selling, commercials, English/language arts/reading, history/social studies, political cartoons, etc.can be used with ELAR, History, Speech, Debate, Civics, Social Studies, Marketing, Advertising, etc.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â Rhetoric: Appeals & Devices Lessons, Notes, Assignments
Resilience and Perseverance Slideshow - Careers
The attached slideshow provides an introduction to the concepts of resilience and perseverance for a grade 10 careers class. Both key terms (resilience and perseverance) are defined and discussed. Multiple strategies for improving and developing resilience and perseverance are provided with a couple of support video clips. Slideshow should take approximately 30 minutes, depending on speed of students with note-taking. Note-taking questions are provided early on in the slideshow - students would
Learning to Compromise Lesson
This lesson is designed for secondary students to learn what compromising is, how to do it, and why it is important. This lesson presentation includes a presentation, scaffolded notes to print, and questionnaire for the activity.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Debate Language
Trying to find an engaging way to introduce what debate is, the language you use, how debates run, and giving examples? This is a way to begin all of these conversations with your students. Whether it's teaching how to write an opinion paper, or preparing debates in your classroom. It also includes the debate process and how a debate works. Have fun and good luck with your debate in class!
Grades:
6th - 9th
Conversation Skills Lesson
This lesson is designed to help students with special needs have some concrete concepts and steps to follow when having a conversation. It gives them a jumping off point and safe topics to stick to when talking to others.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Social Media Safety Bundle
This powerpoint presentation is designed to help students recognize unsafe and safe social media elements. Privacy, phishing, bullying, strangers, balancing time on and off line, risks and consequences of unsafe behavior, and an analysis activity of profiles. In addition, the scaffolded notes extension is included in this bundle.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Social Media Safety Notes Extension
This notes presentation can be printed or used digitally ( I like to print it 2 slides to a page to save paper), this is to accompany the social media safety lesson in my store should scaffolded notes be appropriate for one or all of your students.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Social Media Safety Bundle
Choosing Friends, Relationships: Sociology, Psychology & more! Full Lesson
CHOOSING FRIENDS - RELATIONSHIPSSocial Psychology, Sociology & moreSEE PREVIEW!Full Lesson + PowerPoint Presentation. Do Now "Hook Questions" about friends/friendshipsHow you choose friends Guided Notes - fill-in scaffolded notes (follows PowerPoint presentation) - Proximity, Reward Values, Physical Appearance, Similarity, Complementarity Discussion Questions throughout ('think about it,' 'why?')Closure Questions, "Your Thoughts"Editable! both PDF and DOCX versionsSee also: Factors of Attrac
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
SPEAKING AND LISTENING HANDOUTS BUNDLE
A bundle of handouts on speaking and listening.This bundle includes:Debating SkillsInterviewingRole PlaySpoken vs Written EnglishSpeaking Using PromptsRhetorical Devices in SpeechListening to RespondHere are some possible uses for these in your classroom:To challenge early finishersFor effective tutoringAs ESL stations and sub tubsAs holiday work and homeworkFor small group collaborationsFor an end of unit assessments For reinforcement and enrichmentThis is what teachers say about these resource
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Early Motion Picture History - Activity and Notes
If you are looking for a resource that is interactive, can be virtual, and will help students learn about the early milestones in motion picture history - you have come to the right place. This product highlights key elements in early motion picture history (including [but not limited to] the creation of Disney and the first ever motion picture) with a worksheet for each. Students will be encouraged to generate facts about each date, watch a video and then fill in guided notes. Included in this
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Introduction to Film production complete unit
Anxiety. Developing teen's coping skills. Plug and play power point.
This lesson draws from techniques from CBT to identify the physical, emotional, behavioural and mental components of a worry. Offers a variety of interactive activities such as quizzes, discussions and sorting tasks to check understanding. Finally, students complete a 'ring of control' diagram and follow the various steps on a worry tree to learn how to better manage their worries.
Grades:
7th - 12th
American Rhetoric: Teach Tools of Rhetoric Using Real Speech Examples
This lesson teaches students the tools great public speakers use and how to identify them. It includes a highly engaging slideshow complete with video clips and a study guide for students to write down their notes and observations. It's a great introduction to any public speaking unit. (Directly addresses Common Core Speaking and Listening Standards)
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Presentation Choice Board: 5 Method- Presentation Pumpkin Picking
Have any students frustrated with having to present? Take the pesky out of presentations with this 5 method choice board. This slide deck shows 5 methods of presenting, varying in different levels of confidence. It scaffolds for the shy student, caters to the ESL student, and gives your outspoken student a time to shine.Take the guesswork out of having to come up with a solution; use this watercolor pumpkin themed "Presentation Pumpkin Picking" slide deck to provide choice for your students.Last
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Ethos, Pathos, and Logos Bundle
Students will learn the basics of ethos, pathos, and logos in this bundle. Help your students brush up on their rhetorical devices with the following resources:-Vocabulary Slideshow & Worksheet-Notes Slideshow & Worksheet-Mini-Project
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Presentation Choice Board: 5 methods to take the scary out of presenting
Have any students afraid of presenting? Take the scary out of presentations with this 5 method choice board. This slide deck shows 5 methods of presenting, varying in different levels of confidence. It scaffolds for the shy student, caters to the ESL student, and gives your outspoken student a time to shine. Take the guesswork out of having to come up with a solution; use this spooky themed "Pick Your Poison" slide deck to provide choice for your students.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Snitching versus Coming Forward (Open Circle for middle grades) ENGLISH
This is an activity I made based on the Open Circle Social Emotional Curriculum, but I modified it for middle grades 6-8. It discusses the difference between "snitching" (tattleling) and "coming forward" when they see a dangerous or destructive behavior among their peers! Enjoy!
Grades:
6th - 8th
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Prejudice, Stereotypes, Discrimination and Bias
A lesson on prejudice, bias, and stereotypes.This lesson explores the definitions and the effects of bias.
Grades:
9th - 12th
FREEBIE/EDITABLE - Student reflection for motivational speeches or TedTalks
This is a document that I made for a local online Leadership Conference that my students were watching. I wanted to make something that was meaningful, but that could demonstrate their engagement at the end. This resource is meant to edit in a way that best suits the TedTalk or motivational speech that you are pairing it with. If you used this resource and appreciated it, I would love if you could take a moment to leave a rating! Thank you!
Grades:
7th - 9th
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