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8th grade school psychology literature circles for International Baccalaureate

The Glass Sentence Novel Study

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This is a fantastic novel to read with middle school students or advanced intermediate grade students. The Glass Sentence is the first novel in a trilogy. The novel study includes chapter checks for all 39 chapters, an answer key, mini activity ideas, and a culminating PBL that incorporates Social Studies and Language Arts standards. The novel can be read as a whole class read aloud, independent reading, as a literature circle, or small group book study. There is one page for each chapter and th

Subjects:

Critical Thinking, International Baccalaureate, Literature

Grades:

5th - 8th

Types:

Projects, Printables, Literature Circles

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Choose Kind - Action Cards Freebie Wonder

Created by

StudentSavvy

Wonder - Choose Kind Free Action Cards #kindnessmatters Have your students CHOOSE KIND! Promote kindness in your classroom by using a “Choose Kind" Jar! 20 unique take action cards - each card also has a book quote from R.J. Palacio's Wonder! Print and cut out the task cards and label. Wrap the label around a jar and place the laminated task cards inside. Place the jar somewhere in the classroom where students can easily access the cards. Encourage students to read the task cards to pr

Subjects:

Classroom Community, English Language Arts, School Psychology

Grades:

3rd - 8th

Types:

Printables, Literature Circles, Lesson

Recording templates for Project Zero Thinking Routines

Created by

The Learning Cooperative

Recording templates to help students engage with thinking routine protocols from Project Zero.

Subjects:

Critical Thinking, For All Subject Areas, International Baccalaureate

Grades:

1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

Types:

Activities, Graphic Organizers, Literature Circles

Students Can Help Keep Students Safe: School Violence Prevention, Lockdowns

Created by

Julie Federico Children's Services Author

This book will help prevent school violence. It is for grades 4th to 7th grade. The language is nonthreatening and children will quickly understand all of the concepts. Book and video download available. The Bad Guys https://tinyurl.com/mr7w4h9j is the sister title for younger grades Preschool to 3 rd grade.“Students Can Help Keep Schools Safe is a timely book that addresses a subject we wish was non-existent. The message of this book enables children to be aware of potential danger as well as

Subjects:

Classroom Community, School Counseling, School Psychology

Grades:

4th - 8th, Staff

Types:

Activities, Guided Reading Books, Literature Circles

CCSS:

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Student Self-e Rubric & Guide evaluation

Created by

Joseph Tree

Preview:Assess yourself in terms of class participation, preparation, self-discipline, and attitude using the guide below. You...show engagement in class (attentiveness, interest in learning) in all activitiesalways contribute something to the class discussion and participates (pro-)actively & appropriately actively listens to teacher and classmates...

Subjects:

English Language Arts, International Baccalaureate, Oral Communication

Grades:

6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

Types:

Assessment, Literature Circles, For Principals & Administrators

Student Participation Log

Created by

Ms Muellers Marvelous Speech and Language Market

This has helped me track student's participation throughout the week. Students become responsible and learn to self-monitor their own advocacy skills. Perfect to support self-advocacy IEP goals. This is for students who have 5 periods in their typical school day.

Subjects:

School Psychology, Special Education, Speech Therapy

Grades:

6th - 12th

Types:

Handouts, Printables, Literature Circles

Mental Health Activity: Sharing Difficult Feelings

Created by

SEL Solutions

"Things I Can't Say Out Loud" This social-emotional learning activity engages students in 6th through 12th grade to communicate challenging feelings, a traumatic event, or an embarrassing mishap. Students distracted with rehashing a painful event can find relief by writing or drawing it.In Literature class, this can be an engaging way to interpret a protagonist in a novel. How does he/she/they feel? What are they hiding from other characters, and why?For more information, please see the preview.

Subjects:

Literature, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning

Grades:

6th - 12th

Types:

Activities, Printables, Literature Circles

Literature Circle Role Cards

Created by

Gwen Heskett

Quality discussions during Literature Circles require training and these cards will help you do that! These foldable cards, designed to be propped-up like a tent, establish roles for Literature Circles to support students with protocols and topics of conversation. Roles include a Text Director who encourages peers to follow protocols on how to read passages together.a Topics, Tone and Theme Trackera Fortune Teller who, instead of gazing into a crystal ball, encourages students to see the futur

Subjects:

English Language Arts, For All Subjects, International Baccalaureate

Grades:

5th - 12th

Types:

Printables, Literature Circles, Task Cards

CCSS: