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7th grade oral communication library skills videos
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
{With all of my digital products, I will continually update them as updates or
Grades:
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
Grades:
1st - 12th
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How to Use iMovie App: Charts and Video Tutorials
Unlock your students potential by integrating videos into your curriculum! 21st century teaching requires giving students a voice to learn, grow, and prepare for the world beyond the classroom walls.
When students DO...they LEARN! What better way to foster students' potential than incorporating a "hands-on" approach to learning through use of video creation. Take their DOK to the highest level with projects, assessments, and presentations.
This packet includes two versions for teacher use:
1
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1st - 8th
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Dig Into Destiny: Middle School Library Skills OPAC Video Lesson & Task Cards
How this product helps you:Digging into Destiny: a middle school library skills OPAC task card activity is a fun and engaging way to orient new and returning library students on how to use an online library catalog to locate books on their interests. Students practice searching by title, author and subject. This zip file gives you great value - it includes a video lesson, fully customizable grey scale and color templates, 60 task cards with pre-printed search prompts, and files in Google Slide
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Also included in: Middle School Library Orientation Lesson Bundle - 5 Great Products
QR Code Book Hook Trailers Set 1
We've all seen students who struggle to find a book they are interested in. This collection of QR codes can be scanned with a smart device such as an iPod with a QR code reader, and the students can see the movie trailer that will "hook" them into reading the book. This collection of movie trailers is aimed at older elementary to middle grade readers. You can cut the QR codes out and put them inside library books or classroom library books, or even make a display of them organized by genre in
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3rd - 8th
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Veterans Day Research with Inquiry & Databases - Middle School Library Skills
This engaging video lesson with corresponding activity will allow students to gain practice in several library and research skills:Pulling information from nonfiction textGathering informationAnswering inquiry based questionsFormulating their own questionsNavigating the features of an online encyclopediaSummarizing and paraphrasing informationCiting sourcesDigital CitizenshipThis resource is designed to work with Britannica School© but you can use it with any online database or encyclopedia your
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Also included in: Middle School Library Research Skills Mega Bundle!
Book Genre Lesson for Middle Schoolers
This google slides presentation gives definitions of various book genres (biography, mystery, fantasy, realistic fiction, historical fiction, and science fiction) as well as gives students the opportunity to practice identifying the genres. After learning the definition and reviewing examples of the genres, students will watch youtube movie trailers for different books and then determine the genre of the story. This google slides presentation features books that are recognizable and of interest
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Grades:
6th - 8th
QR Code Book Hook Trailers Set 2
We've all seen students who struggle to find a book they are interested in. This collection of QR codes can be scanned with a smart device such as an iPod with a QR code reader, and the students can see the movie trailer that will "hook" them into reading the book. This collection of movie trailers is aimed at older elementary to middle grade readers. You can cut the QR codes out and put them inside library books or classroom library books, or even make a display of them organized by genre in yo
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3rd - 8th
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Library Research Lesson: Teach Students to Cite & Summarize a Magazine Article
Give your students a simple "first-step" library research lesson in citing and summarizing with a short magazine article. It's a great way to repurpose those student print magazines that have accumulated in your school library!The Teach Students to Cite & Summarize a Magazine Article Lesson introduces elements of bibliographic citation and how to summarize informational text by using a 2-3 page article from s print magazine (or from our online subscription service). Students first watch the
Grades:
5th - 8th
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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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Created Library Schoology Course for Distance Learning
Many of us found ourselves in the same position when we faced the task of moving our library media centers to distance learning platforms overnight. I spent days creating a Schoology page that would continue to celebrate the love for books and reading, keep my staff and students connected, and provide one place for all of our resources. I’ve since created a more generic Schoology course that YOU can copy and use in just minutes as YOUR LMC Schoology page. If you are a Schoology genious, grab th
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PreK - 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.
Grades:
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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Who's on First Listening Handout
Use this handout to review the different kinds of listening--appreciative, critical, deliberative, and empathic. Have students watch Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in "Who's on First." This video clip is now in the public domain and can easily be found through a simple internet search. You can also try this website http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTcRRaXV-fg. As they are watching the video clip, the students should attempt to fill in each of the baseball positions mentioned in the video clip.
The
Grades:
7th - 10th
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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!******************************************
Grades:
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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Classroom Rules - * THINK * SPEAK * LISTEN * Posters - BUNDLE
This set of posters is designed to establish norms at the start of the school year.
The classroom routines and procedures posters are placed for -point to, reference - and reminders throughout the school year.
Included are:
*THINK
*Before you speak
*How to to listen
Print, enlarge, laminate if you choose, and place around the room.
Grades:
7th - 11th
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"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
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Copyright, Fair Use, Plagiarism and Ethics VIDEO
This video has an activity to make plagiarism real for students, helps them understand the ripple effect of copyright infringement, and relates it all back to social media and their studies at school. It seeks to develop empathy in students and have them look at ethical implications in these areas, rather than focusing on external punishment. It is meant to be viewed in class with students and encourages pauses for note taking and discussion of deep thinking questions
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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6:38
Getting Started with Classroom Book Clubs (Literature Circles Made Easy)
Classroom Book Clubs are similar to Literature Circles, but they involve much less work and they are highly effective. This program doesn't require students to have roles, and it doesn't bog them down with meaningless assignments. In this short video, I explain what Classroom Book Clubs are, the essential elements of book clubs, why you should give them a try, and my 7-step method of implementing this strategy with your students.
More Resources for Classroom Book Clubs
I wrap up the video by i
Grades:
3rd - 7th
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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
Grades:
7th - 12th
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