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SMARTS Executive Function Curriculum Free Lesson: Top 3 Hits
Thank you for your interest in SMARTS Secondary, a powerful, research-based curriculum that offers middle and high students essential Executive Function strategies that promote academic and life success.The free lesson we are currently offering is, "Top 3 Hits: Creating Personalized Checklists." Take some time to explore this lesson and see how it helps students:Determine the errors they tend to make.Develop a list of Top-3-Hits to avoid making those errors in the future.Interested in more infor
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6th - 12th
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FREE NO PREP VIDEO/ACTIVITY: Unit 1 Lesson 1: Identifying Your Learning Style
Unit 1 Lesson 1: Identifying Your Learning Style - Video and ActivityLife and Study Skills SEL Series We all learn in our own unique way and can identify those students who can sit and take notes quietly versus those who need to move constantly! Neither is wrong, they are just doing what works best for them. When students recognize and understand their own preferred learning style, they can be more successful academically. This first video lesson in the Study Skills Unit teaches students abou
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5th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Unit 1 Study Skills No Prep Videos/Activities/Reviews (Bundle)
Time Management Free Lesson
Frequently students say they need to improve their time management, a phrase they have heard from an adult without really understanding what that means. Defining time in a way students can understand, empowers them to manage their responsibilities for improved outcomes and work completion. When students are aware of their time and tasks, usually in the form of a visual support, their decision making ability improves as does capacity to prioritize.  However, students cannot prioritize what they
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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Lesson Template for School Counseling
My name is Valerie Johnson, and I am an elementary school counselor. This is the template that I use for all of my classroom counseling lessons. This template will work for K - 12 lessons and can also be used for small group sessions. It includes ASCA standards and competencies, procedures, types of data to measure student learning, and a place for evaluation and reflection. I have used this template for years and have shared it with many colleagues. It helps me to effectively organize my lesson
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K - 12th
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SQ3R Reading Comprehension and Study Skills Unit Lesson Plans
This SQ3R Reading Comprehension and Study Skills Strategy Unit plan contains: lesson plans and suggested supplemental activities. A Power Point presentation, fill-in-the blank and completed notes, a graphic organizer, and scavenger hunt activity that go with this unit plan are available on my site. SQ3R is a reading comprehension and study skills strategy for understanding non-fiction text. Learning to use the SQ3R method will help students to understand passages in textbooks, on standardized
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5th - 12th
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Special Education Science Curriculum: Right Brain, Left Brain
What are teenagers most interested in? Themselves! Here is a NO PREP, super-fun, activity that lets them find out about your students' learning styles. Print out the brain dominance and multiple intelligence quizzes and you’re ready to go! This student-approved lesson allows any classroom, especially inclusion classrooms, to create a community. This will help with classroom management in several ways. You will come away with a blueprint for how to group students during labs and projects. Your st
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5th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Back to (Virtual) School
Unforgettable Parts of Speech Fun= Rhyme with Actions!
Let's face it. When it comes to grammar, even the best of us struggle at times to jazz it up and make it memorable-but no more! I tried this activity out of my freshman English classes and not only did they do it-THEY LOVED IT! This catchy rhyme is easy to break down and teach part by part adding on as you go. Before you know it, they will not only learn their parts of speech, but they'll also ask to do it in every class! I used it as a review of the basic functions of each part of speech, so we
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4th - 12th
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Fruits and Vegetables- Arabic sample lesson
The is a sample lessonThe pages are full of clear images to help students learn Arabic without even the need for any translation.This  can be used individually or as part of  bundle lessons listed here:Lesson 1 Lesson 1 -In Powerpoint -Arabic- Fruits and Vegetables- with interactive games.Lesson 1-  In PDF- Arabic-Fruits and Vegetable- with Interactive games.This is the same as above powerpoint lesson but in PDF Lesson 1- Movie- Arabic- Fruits and Vegetables- with interactive games.Lesson 2 Le
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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GED Prompts for Extended Response Essays
These prompts correlate with the GED exemplar essays found in my shop here:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/GED-Extended-Essay-Exemplars-Five-Argumentative-Essays-Structure-Guide-2995656
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9th - 12th
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How to Create a Vision Board (directions) - Google Doc
How to Create a Vision Board (directions) - Google DocLife and Study Skills Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Series It's time to have students tap into their creative sides! This How to Create a Vision Board Google Doc outlines the directions for creating a vision board. The activity can be used independently, but it is also reviewed and included in the Counseling with a Click SEL Series Unit 1 Lesson 7 Video and Google Slides resources. Please don't hesitate to let me know if you have any qu
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5th - 12th
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Study Skills Work Habits Life Skills for School Success Without Stress
NEW AND COMPLETELY UPDATED STUDY SKILLS RESOURCE!The Strong Learning Study Skills Series is designed for middle, high school, and college students to facilitate effective learning, which is the core objective of education. However, many students need help moving material from short-term to long-term memory, resulting in lower grades despite their efforts. The root of the issue lies in a lack of knowledge about effective study techniques. Merely advising students to "study more" without guiding h
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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How to Write Cornell Notes Lesson
I use this step-by-step lesson to prepare students for the notetaking needs in middle- and high school. The lesson specifically reinforces textbook reading skills, notetaking skills, summarizing, and finally, using Cornell Notes to study for tests.
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7th - 12th
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Basic Concepts of Economics: Practice Test 03
Welcome! Here, you'll find the third in a comprehensive collection of short, concise practice quizzes (5 to 10 minutes) designed specifically for educators teaching the basic concepts of economics in social studies, history, or economics class. Whether you're planning your next economics unit or seeking resources to reinforce student understanding of economic systems and types of economies, this series of assessments will be a great time saver not to mention a great student learning tool. Carefu
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Basic Economic Concepts Practice Tests: Basic Bundle 1 (six quizzes)
Current Events Game
Our current events team building game is designed to help teachers interact with students and teach them about the world in which they live.
Students Love Playing This Game
The current events game covers topics about world events, entertainment, national news, and other fun topics that keep students engaged. The owner of our company used this game in the classroom for nearly 30 years and students loved playing it.
Current Events Teams Game
Having taught school for 40 years and having served
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5th - 12th
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Ideologies: Practice Test 01
Welcome! Here, you'll find the first in a comprehensive collection of short, concise practice quizzes designed specifically for educators teaching the basic concepts of ideologies in social studies, history, or political/economics class. Whether you're planning your next unit, seeking resources to reinforce student understanding of various ideologies, or preparing students for finals, this series of assessments will be a great time saver. Carefully constructed to incorporate retrieval practice a
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Growth vs. Fixed Mindset Lesson & Activity
Want to teach your students about growth vs. fixed mindset? Use this resource to teach them and talk about the differences. At the end of the lesson, do an activity that ties directly in to the theme of growth mindset. Use with any student - but especially could be used for students with learning disabilities, resource room programming, etc.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Crash Course Study Skills Worksheet Preview
This document lists all the videos from the Crash Course Study Skills unit and has a link and video length. You can look elsewhere on my page to find video-specific worksheets!
Grades:
9th - 12th
Crash Course Navigating Digital Information Worksheet Preview
This document lists all the videos from the Crash Course Navigating Digital Information unit and has a link and video length. You can look elsewhere on my page to find video-specific worksheets!
Grades:
9th - 12th
Parts of a Cell Food Lesson
Students will make an animal/plant cell out of food items and eat it! Just follow the attached lesson plan for a fun way to teach this concept!
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Note Taking and Studying Lessons
Teach your students the art of note-taking and studying! This mini unit plan includes lessons on 5 different note-taking techniques, plus how to take notes from a novel. It also includes lessons on memory, which will help students study smarter.This can be shown as a slide show presentation or given to students in digital format for self-directed learning.Lessons include activities for both topics: note-taking and studying.
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9th - 12th
Credible Internet Sources Prezi Presentation
This presentation focuses on where to begin, what to look for, and how to determine if sources are credible online. It goes into Domain Names (.com, .org, .edu) and discusses their credibility.
The presentation finishes with a quick youtube video about Internet believability. Make sure your computer is connected to play the video with both Mac and Windows.
Enjoy!
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6th - 12th
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Grade Improvement Plan & Contract
Set your students up for success with this grade improvement contract between you, the student, and the parent/guardian. Editable in Word for personalization.
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1st - 12th
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Social Studies Timeline
This is a timeline with important events throughout history. These are from the time periods that are on the GED Exam. You can use these along with other lesson plans to give your students a more in depth understanding of history.
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Preview for Driving Vocabulary to help students pass DMV test
This is one page of a unit that covers drivers education vocabulary, using definitions and ways to show students how to understand difficult concepts, fill-in-the-blanks, writing sentences. This can be used by parents to help their children pass their driving tests or by teachers as a unit or a motivational material for secondary teachers to motivate students to do their work. It can also be used as substitute material for drivers education teachers. If you enjoy this product, you might want
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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