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For all subjects Common Core SL.9-10.4 resources under $5
Podcast Listening Graphic Organizers Worksheets Templates
Looking for an engaging way to infuse podcasts into your classroom? Grab this inclusive podcast templates starter set and you'll get podcast listening worksheets and activities that you can use in your classroom today!What's Included?★ Three print podcast worksheets (a structured notetaking sheet, a loosely structured doodle notes worksheet, and a listen + learn coloring sheet)★ A digital Google Slides companion ★ A comprehensive list of 20 podcast recommendations for high school students★ Five
Grades:
5th - 12th
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ESL Speaking Progress Check & Practice Sets for TELPAS! (Pink Set)
***Newly updated with a bonus Google Slides version!***Do you want to help your ESL students with the Speaking portion of an English Proficiency test?In Texas, the TELPAS test is our ESL progress measure. The Listening and Speaking portion of the test is on the computer for grades 2-12. To help our students get more comfortable and familiar with the Speaking portion of this important state assessment, I created these fun Progress Check and Practice Sets! The online tutorial from TEA's testing pr
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Student Data Tracking Sheets - Anecdotal Observation Record for Google Sheets®
These student data tracking sheets will help you organize anecdotal observation records and log parent communication. These data tracking templates include student attendance trackers and an editable anecdotal notes template for detailed running records. Example anecdotal records are provided!Included with these Student Data Tracking Sheets:✏️ Anecdotal Observation Record - Google Sheets®✏️ Parent Communication Log - Google Sheets®✏️ Outstanding Assignment Log - Google Sheets®✏️ Attendance
Grades:
9th - 12th
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EDITABLE Oral Presentation Rubric for High School
The Common Core asks teachers to assess students' abilities with speaking and listening, including giving oral presentations. When you incorporate public speaking into your class, you'll find this oral presentation rubric and overview sheet very handy!Do you need the Google Slides™ version of this resource instead? CLICK HERE!ORDo you need an upper elementary rubric instead? CLICK HERE!ORDo you need a middle school rubric instead? CLICK HERE! Please check out the Preview to get an idea of what i
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9th - 12th
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Famous Failures: Fun Growth Mindset Activity | High School Research Project
Want your students to learn about people who have found success through their willingness to work hard and learn from their failures? Carol Dweck herself, in an article published in Scientific America on January 1, 2015, recommends that students learn about this kind of success in order to adopt the growth mindset themselves saying, "One way is by telling stories about achievements that result from hard work."When you teach your students about growth mindset with these plans you will:get your s
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Parent Contact Information Sheet - Form for Communication with Parents, Families
Gather important student information using this editable parent contact information sheet. This form will help establish communication with parents and families and includes digital and ready-to-print templates for Microsoft PowerPoint® and Google Forms®.Included with this Parent Contact Information Sheet:✏️ Editable Parent Contact Form- Microsoft PowerPoint®✏️ Ready-to-Print Parent Contact Form✏️ Digital Parent Contact Information Sheet- Google Forms®✏️ Prompts to Distribute Contact In
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Socratic Seminar, high school reading comprehension, task cards, philosophy
Socratic Seminar, high school reading comprehension, task cards, philosophy Socratic Seminars provide an engaging way for students to learn about any topic and build critical thinking skills. It’s a low-prep way for teachers to teach without sacrificing rigor. Furthermore, because it can foster open dialogues among classmates, it builds better classroom camaraderie.What buyers are saying:This was perfect! I had been looking for a way to get my students to think more and engage each other instead
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Write Persuasive Commercials: Master Ethos, Pathos, and Logos in Public Speaking
Ignite persuasive skills with "Sell It!" - an engaging public speaking activity that cultivates creativity and mastery of ethos, pathos, and logos. This resource includes a teacher guide, slideshow with commercial examples, note pages, graphic organizer, and rubric. Students write and present persuasive commercials about random items, skillfully incorporating ethos, pathos, and logos. It's perfect for speech classes, ELA public speaking, and even sub-plans.Editable and printable. Don't miss out
Grades:
7th - 12th
First Day of School Icebreaker- Artist Trading Cards
Remember when you traded baseball cards? How about Garbage Pail Kids? Pokemon cards? Our students still keep and trade images; they just do it virtually through Instagram, Vine, Facebook, and Twitter.Here is a fun, low tech way to capture this social experience and get to know your students a little better. Artist Trading Cards enable students to create images, use them as a platform to share about themselves, and then trade cards with their peers and with you. Perfect for the #firstdayofschoolY
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Not Grade Specific
Public Speaking Activity: Famous Failure Speeches|Digital & Print | CCSS aligned
Famous Failures is a public speaking activity where students write an INSPIRATIONAL SPEECH. Students create speeches on overcoming failure. This includes a teacher guide with Google links, an overview presentation with video links on failures by inspirational people, digital student feedback notebook, student note sheet, graphic organizer, and rubric. This is NO PREP or minimal prep, if you change the editable PowerPoints. It's a perfect public speaking activity for speech classes or ELA publi
Grades:
7th - 12th
Google Slides™ EDITABLE Oral Presentation Rubric for High School
The Common Core asks teachers to assess students' abilities with speaking and listening, including giving oral presentations -- even if you have to do them over video call on Google Meet™ or Zoom™! When you incorporate public speaking into your class, you'll find this oral presentation rubric and overview sheet -- now in Google Slides™ format -- very handy!Do you need the printable version of this resource instead? CLICK HERE!ORDo you need an upper elementary rubric instead? CLICK HERE!ORDo you
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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How to Make & Give Presentations-Detailed Process for Developing Speaking Skills
Use this resource to help students DEVELOP 21st CENTURY SPEAKING SKILLS! No prep necessary! Teachers of ALL CONTENTS can use this tool to teach how to make and give a presentation before assigning them to their students. No Prep Necessary!The slideshow walks students through what should be included in a presentation and then how a presentation should be delivered. How a presentation should be constructedHow to deliver a presentationPostureGestures Speaking Voice Instructions for INCREASING &
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Grades:
4th - 12th
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Unlocking Potential: The Power and Promise of Artificial Intelligence
AI can handle routine tasks such as grading and attendance, allowing teachers to focus more on instruction and student interaction. However, the integration of AI in education also poses dangers, such as potential biases in AI algorithms that can perpetuate existing inequalities and the risk of over-reliance on technology, which may undermine critical thinking and interpersonal skills. Students are more and more aware of the use of AI, but have they taken time to discuss the risks posed by this
Grades:
8th - 12th
NGSS:
MS-ETS1-1
, HS-ETS1-1
Toasts and Awards Speech notes
Ever have to give a toast at a wedding, retirement party, or other coming of age celebration? Have you had to give or accept an award and were expected to give an eloquent speech? This 3 page printable document includes Toasting Tips, Do's and Don'ts of presenting awards, and proper etiquette in Accepting an Award. I have taught my students during speech units these timely tips, especially seniors in need of accepting scholarships and for high school Award Night celebrations. Several have als
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Group Discussion: How to Have a Discussion That Goes Somewhere Power Point
This is a Power Point presentation to use when you are preparing students to engage in group discussion in class. Students often need preparation to be able to actively engage in productive and stimulating group discussion that results in more than just students sharing their own thoughts one by one. This Power Point aims to prepare students to conduct a discussion in which they are building upon each others ideas, engaging directly with one another (rather than relying solely on the teacher to
Grades:
6th - 11th
Hexagonal Thinking Complete Tool Kit First Day activity high school middle
Have your students taking, discussing, and drawing conclusions. Give groups of students the same 10-12 set of concepts and watch how each group creates something different. Hexagonal thinking works for all subjects! It pushes students to think about how the concepts and vocabulary connect together.Here's what you will getA template for a Hexagonal one pager plus instructions slidesWhile the instructions are designed for a beginning of the year activity, it can be used for many different things.
Grades:
5th - 12th
Love Language Survey for the Classroom
I’ve always been very interested in the psychology of teacher/student relationships. I give out a learning style inventory each year so that I know if my students are visual, auditory, or kinetic learners and I've always wanted to know their individual love languages, as well. Each survey I found on-line, however, had vocabulary that was geared towards partnerships and not student and teacher relationships. I have created a student friendly "Appreciation Language Survey" that is safe to administ
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Getting to Know You Activity for Back to School
Harness the power of selfies and storytelling using this engaging, no-prep back to school digital getting to know you activity for high school or middle school students. Students will self-reflect and selfie it up, creating a personalized slide in your collaborative Google slideshow to share with the class!This is not your typical name game or icebreaker, but a beginning of school activity that is both engaging and skill-based. 21st-century skills, check. Speaking and listening skills, yes, yes
Grades:
7th - 10th
Student Engagement Strategies
Teaching is a daily performance. Even the strongest, most creative teachers sometimes struggle to keep all students engaged all of the time.These backed engagement strategies may help you add some new tools to your tool box.Adaptable for many grade levels and subject, these are some fresh, new ways to keep students interested and participating in class.
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9th - 12th
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Black History Month Project and Presentation Ideas with Detailed Rubric
Highlight and reinforce the study of the African-American culture and its accomplishments with this project handout. This assignment contains 15 innovative topics from which students can use their imaginations and critical-thinking skills to research, produce, and present their projects to their classmates. A detailed rubric is attached.
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Public Speaking Self, Peer and Teacher Assessment Sheets - PRINT AND GO!
When students are giving a presentation or taking part in a debate it can be hard to assess them and keep the rest of the class engaged. These simple to use worksheets support them to support themselves and each other. Simply PRINT AND GO!This resource contains an 'I can' self-assessment sheet and a checklist sheet to be used during presentations by the whole class.The 'I can' statements are levelled and give both the students clear targets to work towards and you a clear structure to mark from
Grades:
5th - 12th, Staff
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Non-Copyrighted Free-to-Use Media Search & Media Attribution Student Guide
Want to teach students digital citizenship skills on how to search for non-copyright media (images, video, clipart, music, etc.) and then provide attribution for the media they include in their student multimedia projects? Grab this 22-page Non-Copyright Media Search & Attribution Student Guide to help students search for media on: Google Images, Bing Images, Pixabay, Pexels, Unsplash, Wikimedia Commons, and Creative Commons.✨This guide provides students with a table showing what types of me
Grades:
8th - 10th
"Draw It!" skillbuilder/icebreaker activity for group communication skills
PURPOSE: This skillbuilder activity can be done as an icebreaker to introduce students to process of effective group communication and collaboration. Or it can be used as a refresher to hone communication skills within the span of an extended group project. In my 10th grade World History classroom, I have used this skillbuilder as part of an International Negotiations simulation (prior to students writing their proposals for addressing global issues) to highlight the idea that sometimes what we
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Socratic Seminar: Powerpoint with Teacher and Student Guidelines
Increase participation, comunication, and critical thinking skills in your classroom by having students conduct a Socratic Seminar.
This product is a powerpoint presentation including:
-teacher slides with directions and guidelines
-class slides for teacher presentation to students
-rubric for grading students on preparation and contribution to the seminar
This presentation is all you need to easily conduct a seminar in your classroom. It has teacher and student guidelines as well as a grading
Grades:
5th - 10th
Also included in: Socratic Seminar Bundle (Ancient Civilizations)
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