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High school character education worksheet videos
Viewing Guide: The Founder (Film Study) ---> McDonald's & Story of Ray Kroc
This viewing guide has 44 questions that go in order with the film The Founder. There are also 4 post-viewing short answer questions. This film portrays the beginnings of McDonald's Restaurant and Ray Kroc's involvement. This film is great to use in a business class, economics class, or in any type of lesson for character education.The true story of how Ray Kroc (Michael Keaton), a struggling salesman from Illinois, met Mac (John Carroll Lynch) and Dick McDonald (Nick Offerman), who were runn
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9th - 12th
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Consent and Relationships - Sex Education
Complete detailed, 2 hour lesson with worksheets and PowerPoint presentation. Pack includes case study, clip, creative, analysis and literacy-based tasks. All editable and ready to go.This lesson addresses the issue of consent in sexual relationships, with plenty of real-world examples for students to consider.Many more Civics, Social Studies, Philosphy, ELA, Character Education, Careers and Health resources at my store
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7th - 10th
Lou - A Pixar short video lesson. Bullying. SEL. ELA. ESL.
*** Newly updated. Now includes a link to a beautiful retell the story instructional pptx. On the last page after the answer key click the icon to download. Page 6. Lou is a beautiful Pixar video short. It has a great message against bullying and schoolyard behavior. Use with these unique lesson watching worksheets. Before, during , post viewing. Has writing / retell the story cards and answer key. Can't go wrong with this video in class with young learners or even older learners. ESL, EFL, ES
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2nd - 12th
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Viewing Guide: McFarland, USA (Film Study) --> Character Education / Life Skills
This viewing guide has 43 questions that go in order with the film McFarland, USA. There are also 6 post-viewing short answer questions. This film is based on a true story that was made by Disney. This film is great to use in a life skills class or in any type of lesson for character education.Synopsis: Track coach Jim White (Kevin Costner) is a newcomer to a predominantly Latino high-school in California's Central Valley. Coach White and his new students find that they have much to learn ab
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7th - 12th
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Video Companion: Anticipation Guides for PBS Digital's Above the Noise Season 1
Anticipation Guides for Student EngagementPBS Digital's Above the Noise series offers insightful perspectives on current events, promotes critical thinking, and fosters media literacy. The series presents relevant, real-world issues in a balanced, researched, and engaging way. The well-researched videos empower students to navigate complex issues, help initiate rich classroom discussions, and enhance student ability to recognize credible information in our complex digital world. Watching the vid
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9th - 12th
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What Would You Do? Racism. Video Lesson. Distance Learning.
Students watch 3 episodes of What Would You Do? Each deals with the issue of racism. See this video, program episode example. Students fill out the cards and share what they would have done in the situation as one of the people in the video. Good discussions about institutional racism will definitely be prompted. Also includes a blank template of the cards that you can use with any other episode of What Would You Do - available on Youtube. PLUS - discussion questions and framework (with racism
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Lost Property. Video Lesson. Alzheimer's . ESL. EFL. Character. Elderly.
Materials and lesson resources for the beautiful animated short film - Lost Property. Pre, During and Post watching activities and questions. Don't tell the students it is about Alzheimer's. After doing the activities, see if they can put together the real story of Jan and Helen. 1. Pre-watching Questions.2. Vocabulary, sequencing during watching.3. Video response questions4. Writing - retell the story. 5. Writing prompt - write a letter to an elderly person6. The elderly. Discussion question
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Different - A Video Lesson about differences, disabilities
A beautiful video (but a little hokey - still students will love it) with an important message. Lots of strong language can be developed as well as critical thinking skills, comparing, contrasting etc ... 1. Video Lesson. Students use the video watching sheet with pre/during and post watch activities. Plus answer key.2. Dialogue. Students write out their own imaginary conversation between Sam and Emily using the comic bubbles. Share with the class.3. Brainstorm. Students list and share 10 thing
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Sexual Health STIs / STDs Sex Education
Complete 1 hour lesson with PowerPoint, starter handout and worksheetDifferentiated to 3 levels of challengeCredit to 'TrueTube' for clip linksThis is a comprehensive lesson on a range of STIs, with plenty of activities and information to teach the students about this important topic, together with age-appropriate advice for maintaining good sexual health. Many more Civics, Social Studies, Philosphy, ELA, Character Education, Careers and Health resources at my store
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7th - 9th
Omelette - A Video Lesson
A full video-based lesson with a lot of activities and content. Full pre. during and post watching activities. ESL, ELLs or regular classroom students. Marvelous "morale" embedded in the video and a prompt for students to discuss their relationships with animals. Students watch a delightful video about a man and his dog and what happens during dinner. Complete the activities. Then retell the story using the images. Full answer keys. Extension: Students fill out a recipe for making an omelett
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1st - 12th, Adult Education
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Empathy lesson: Video Links and Worksheet
Three empathy short clip videos and worksheets to complete with videos.
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3rd - 12th
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Perspective Taking Activities: Understand Peers By Understanding Human Behavior
Included:8 Videos - Each video is between 3 to 6 minutes and covers a determinant of behavior or a cognitive bias.2 Activity Sheets/Worksheets per video (16 total) - Includes a Crossword, True or False, Fill in the Blanks, and Short-Answers.Individual, Group or Both - How you choose to utilize the product is up to you! As an example, students could individually watch a video, fill in the worksheets for the video, and then get into groups to discuss their answers. It works well as a Speaking and
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7th - 11th
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You're My Line - Listening lesson in tolerance
From the Storycorps series, this audio listening focuses on a relationship between two different people who developed tolerance for each others beliefs. Listen and fill in the cloze exercise. Discussion. Listen for gist and general meaning. Answer key. Really stellar authentic listening materials especially for EFL and ESL students. Example of a lesson from our full coursebook - Stories That Matter. ESL, EFL, ESOL, worksheets, listening, tolerance, empathy, lesson, relationships, usa, america,
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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I Shouldn't Be Alive : Climb Out of Hell (video worksheet / science / health)
This worksheet is also part of the ISBA SEASON 5 BUNDLE SET! Click here!*Video is necessary for completion of this worksheet.*I SHOULDN'T BE ALIVE is a Discovery Channel series that is excellent for incorporating a wide range of science facts with gripping true life survival stories. Production quality and information in each episode is excellent and perfect for grades 9-12 in either science, social studies, or language arts classes.This worksheet is for the episode CLIMB OUT OF HELL (Season 5,
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Growth vs. Fixed Mindset
A lesson around Growth vs. Fixed Mindset...we used this with our Habits of Mind intervention group, with high school students. It was pretty awesome! This would be applicable for middle school students, as well! Please see the additional questions that would work with this, too!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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I Shouldn't Be Alive : First Date Nightmare (video worksheet / sub plan)
This worksheet is also part of the ISBA SEASON 5 BUNDLE SET! Click here!*Video is necessary for completion of this worksheet.*I SHOULDN'T BE ALIVE is a Discovery Channel series that is excellent for incorporating a wide range of science facts with gripping true life survival stories. Production quality and information in each episode is excellent and perfect for grades 6-12 in either science, social studies, or language arts classes.This worksheet is for the episode FIRST DATE NIGHTMARE (Season
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Online Radicalisation and Extremism - Presentation and Worksheets
A lesson on the dangers of online radicalisation - the risks, warning signs, and consequences. Focuses on several extremist groups (not just ISIS). Content is focused on radicalisation in Britain, but easily adaptable for other countries.Complete 1 hour lesson with PowerPoint and worksheetsDifferentiated to three levels of challenge throughoutMore inexpensive and free resources available at my store and at my website: www.ecpublishing.co.uk
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7th - 9th
Empathy Lessons (3)
Three empathy lessons. Three short video clip link and video worksheet. One showing empathy situations worksheet. One identifying emotions and practicing empathy worksheet.
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3rd - 12th
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6:03
Stress Management Habits (HabitWise Lesson #2)
Help students reduce stress with Lesson #2 of the HabitWise program!After watching the video and completing the follow-up worksheets, students will be able to:• Identify the parts of the habit loop (cue, behavior, satisfaction, and negative side effects) and explain how they work together.• Explain how habits in their own lives follow the habit loop.• Identify appropriate rewards for making progress on habits.• Recognize the consequences of habits that result from or cause stress.• Identify habi
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7th - 10th
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5:41
Productivity Habits (HabitWise Lesson #4)
Help your students avoid procrastination and strengthen their attention with Lesson #4 of the HabitWise program!After watching the video and completing the follow-up worksheets, students will be able to:• Recognize the impact that technology has on our ability to pay attention to important tasks.• Recognize when their attention has drifted from an important task.• Break big assignments into smaller tasks.• Estimate the time it takes to do tasks.• Set a reasonable schedule for working and taking
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7th - 10th
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6:25
Improving Relationships (HabitWise Lesson #6)
Lesson #6 of the HabitWise program helps students learn how they can use the habit loop to examine how their thinking and communication affects their relationships. After watching the video and completing the follow-up worksheets, students will be able to:• Describe black-and white thinking and explain how it can have a negative impact onrelationships.• Identify descriptions and behaviors that fall into the “gray area” of situations.• Define paraphrasing and identify how it can improve relations
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7th - 10th
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