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Free 8th grade The New Year resources for Microsoft Word
After Winter Break - New Year's Resolution Game!
The first day after Winter Break can be tough on teachers and students alike. Use this New Year's Resolution game to ease yourself and your students back into the routine of school. This game lets students talk, move around, share about themselves and even win prizes if you so choose!
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3rd - 8th
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Classroom Expectations Poster
Elevate Your Classroom with this "High School Expectations" Poster!Set the stage for achievement with crystal-clear expectations outlined in bold, attention-grabbing text. From respect and responsibility to collaboration and integrity, every aspect of student success is beautifully illustrated and defined.
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7th - 10th
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Find Someone Who - Christmas Break Edition!
A great activity for the first day back to school after Christmas break! Students have a chance to catch up with each other, share stories from their time off, and talk with any students in the class they *still* don't know!Note: this was developed for use at a private, Catholic school, so two questions do relate to religion. I am including the Word document here, so that you can edit those questions as necessary!
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5th - 12th
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2014 New Year Activity
I adapted this from a couple of New Year activities I've seen. I'm going to use this as a welcome-back activity -a way to reflect about last year and talk about personal and classroom goals this semester.
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1st - 8th
Chinese New Year 3D Paper Cutting of Chinese Characters (spring,etc)
You can use this template to let students make 3D paper cutting for decoration or Chinese new year celebration
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Break is over BINGO
Welcome your students back this 2020 with Find Someone Who BINGO! This is a great 10 minute way to interact with students and welcome them back after break. I insist that students report out details (for example, What state did Caleb visit?) when they claim they have a BINGO! Simply print the game-board for each student (and yourself) and get ready to play! Editable version is below in Word orGoogle Docs if you would like to make any changes.
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3rd - 10th
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Auld Lang Syne lyric translation assignment
Auld Lang Syne is a popular New Year's song, featuring words in the Scots language. This worksheet allows students to become translators, using their critical listening skills, and emotion detection in order to decode the song's lyrics.By shortening what they have to translate (only the 1st verse and chorus) this worksheet is highly accessible to younger students, while still presenting a unique challenge for middle grade students. Have your students listen to one rendition of this classic New Y
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4th - 8th
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New Year's Eve Traditions IPA practice
Included is a set of interpretive questions that follow ACTFL standards for an IPA (integrated performance assessment). There are questions at two levels. One is for novice, first year learners who are just beginning to explore how to complete an IPA so the article should only be read in English. The second set of questions are for novice high-intermediate low learners who have taken an IPA before and are ready for more practice with another reading in Spanish. Reading the article and answering
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7th - 9th
Finding Your Core Values
We all have core values, but often we’re not aware of what those are. This activity will help you identify your core values in your classroom or workplace. Perfect way to start the school year.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Fostering Teacher-Student Trust
A worksheet for students to reflect on how adults earn their respect and how they earn other's respect.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The New Year & The Future (Will + Be going to)
A worksheet to work on the future by talking about the year to come and its planned events (leap year, Olympic Games in Tokyo, the UK leaving the EU, and the USA election).An explanation about the uses of 'will' and 'be going to' is included.This is an editable file so you can adapt it to your students, your language and the events you want to showcase. This way, you'll also be able to reuse it for the following years. If you don't modify it, no prep is needed and you can give it as homework to
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7th - 10th
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One Word Assignment
This product contains editable instructions for the "One Word" assignment. I use this with my students each January as they select one word that they want to work towards becoming as their personal attribute goal for that year.
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5th - 12th
January Semester Organizer Independent Activity
This is relaxing activity to help start off the semester in the best way possible. The goal is for the students to come up with their own ideas about the classes and activities they have planned for the month. This will also help make sure that students understand what classes they have committed to taking and will allow them to have a visual resource that they have contributed to on their own. The doodles will help more visual students to include positive thinking into the activity. It also wor
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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2015 New Year's Goals/ Resolutions
One page worksheet that will allow students to ponder the year ahead and set great goals! This is my first post, so the thumbnail is not accurate to the true downloaded worksheet. I'm not sure why it became skewed, but I tried downloading it myself and everything is where its supposed to be in the final copy.
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2nd - 8th
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New Years Goals for Students
This is a New Years Resolutions sheet for students. It requires students to write two goals for the remainder of the school year. It also includes a tracking sheet, so they can think about their goals at least once a week. It can be used for any grade, but was made specifically for grades 3 and up.
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4th - 8th
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VOCABULARY BINGO
A two-page packet of instructions and suggestions for vocabulary bingo Perfect for English & Reading classes and fun for almost any subject such as history, biology or science An engaging activity for the restless day before a big holidayPacket includes a blank bingo card to make the game easy and convenient
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6th - 9th
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MORNING ASSEMBLY -School -Reopening Day
This is a write up on the New Year. All teachers can use this to welcome students of their school to the New Year Celebration. A teacher can give away the write up, as it is to the students and ask them to read it in parts. The students can either memorize their parts or read them aloud in the school hall to welcome the fellow students. It will be a great start for the new year and the new day too. This will be most suitable to conduct a MORNING ASSEMBLY
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4th - 12th, Staff
Set a goal for the New Year!
This is a quick no-prep activity for the beginning of the new year. It gives students a chance to think about what they want to accomplish in the new year as well as reflecting on the steps necessary to achieving their goal. The file includes an average print size version as well as a large print version for students with visual impairments.
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6th - 12th
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Ring In the Year with Good Books!
Invite students to browse goodreads or any other book search webpage to choose 6 books that they would like to read in 2014. Allow students to search your library's OPAC to check if your library has that particular book for check-out. If not, students can write down that title on a Post-It and post on an interactive bulletin board in your library.
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1st - 8th
My New Year's Resolution Poster
Use this graphic organizer to choose three different new year's resolution students can make for the classroom or school in general.
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PreK - 8th
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End of Year Writing Prompt
Writing prompts for the end of the school year. Works great for middle and high school students. Microsoft Word Document.
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4th - 12th
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New Year's Values and Intentions
Help your students tap into their curiosity and creativity this year with this values based worksheet. It's a nice prerequisite or complement to resolution making activities. Whether or not your students know how to "set an intention," they can easily access this sheet and you can use it teach them the difference between goals (which may or may not be met) and values/intentions (which can always be lived into, even when obstacles come their way). Enjoy! And Happy New Year!
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2nd - 8th
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Goals - A goal-setting plan
Guidelines for a method in setting and reaching personal goals.
Simple and easy to follow. Can be used at all levels but best suited for middle - upper. Ideal for the classroom wall as a reference point for students.
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3rd - 8th
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