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High school classroom community lessons for Microsoft Word
The History of Me! - A Get-to-Know-You Activity - ELL included!
This is a great activity for the first day of school to help build relationships and get to know your students. It also helps them articulate their life chronologically.
I create a short presentation about my own life to share as an introduction to this activity.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Building a Class Culture: Co-Creating Norms/Rules
Using a restorative justice approach, this series of activities is designed to engage students, build classroom community and set expectations for a positive and productive year. There are many ways to approach classroom agreements; this series takes a student-centered approach that is more focused on students supporting each other’s success rather than adhering to a set of rules. The timing of lessons is flexible and can be adjusted for shorter or longer class periods.
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Introduction to Leadership Activity
Our communities are driven by our leaders, but most of us struggle to explain what a leader actually does. So what does it actually mean?!This activity will get your students thinking about how they define leadership (and the different components of it) while they struggle to come up with a definition of it as a group! Great for introducing teamwork, communication, and the different ways in which anyone and everyone can be a leader.Inspire your
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: THE LEADERSHIP BUNDLE
Catholic Social Teaching Unit Plan
Don't re-invent the wheel! Find what you need to plan a successful Catholic Social Teaching Unit. Each cover page will tell you how to implement the resources, and you can look to this (EDITABLE) Unit Plan for guidance on how to structure your students’ learning! Includes an engaging, differentiated, and fun 3 day editable lesson plan, so you can tweak it to your own students and change the times, groups, etc.! After the lesson layout, you will find the editable formal assessment, CST Discussion
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Also included in: Catholic Social Teaching Unit BUNDLE!
Restorative Practices: Introduction to Circles Lesson Plan& activities(editable)
Objective: Orient students to circles and how to participate in them.Purpose: Circles have their own set of guidelines that are essential for them to function well. This lesson introduces those guidelines and begins the process by which students will become skillful participants in circles.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Staff
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Start with Hello Week Lesson Plans
This plan has a breakdown of activities for Start with Hello Week including:-Staff Emails-Classroom challenges for each day-Themed dress up days
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Grades:
K - 12th
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Knowing oneself
This lesson explores the way in which being alone is important for personal growth and development. In the age of social media, students may have very little time to themselves to reflect on their life experiences and who they are. Students will learn about the ways in which being alone can be very beneficial. Being alone can be challenging as we grapple with feelings of loneliness. However, when we are able to take space, being alone, work on ourselves, we can better show up for others in relat
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Lesson Plan - Classroom Culture: Establishing Expectations & Procedures
Title: Establishing a Positive Learning Environment: Classroom Expectations & ProceduresDescription: Create a positive learning environment by implementing this comprehensive lesson plan. Students will understand and adhere to classroom expectations, rules, and procedures, fostering respect, responsibility, and cooperation. Interactive modeling engages students, while a classroom procedures handout reinforces understanding. Facilitate class discussions to ensure clarity and encourage student
Grades:
4th - 9th
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FOUR AGREEMENTS Scenario Analysis
Based on the teachings in Don Miguel Ruiz's THE FOUR AGREEMENTS, these scenarios will allow your students to put the Agreements into the context of their everyday lives. Real-world situations allow them to look at the harms caused by not following the Agreements and discuss what responses might be more appropriate.These can be done as simple discussion starters OR you can have students create scenes based on the scenarios.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Economics Scarcity Lesson
This Economics lesson introduces students to the fundamental economic concept of scarcity by forcing students to make choices about a (fictional!) situation related to health care. The printable document includes the context, group discussion prompts and exit slip for students to turn in at the end of the lesson. The lesson can easily be adapted for class community building discussions.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Feelings and Needs Inventory -working with emotions
I used this assignment when I was teaching a college-level psychology class, but it would be appropriate for middle school or high school as well. It is a four-step process to bring awareness to feelings and needs in regard to an upsetting situation. It ends with a question to generate ideas to meet one's own needs. The assignment's overall goal is to assist students in recognizing their own power in all situations.
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Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Restorative Practices: Introduction to Circles Lesson Plan& activities(editable)
Objective: Orient students to circles and how to participate in them.Purpose: Circles have their own set of guidelines that are essential for them to function well. This lesson introduces those guidelines and begins the process by which students will become skillful participants in circles.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Staff
The Bluest Eye Entry Event - Day 1 of Unit Plan (Lesson Plan & Handout)
For Day 1 of our Bluest Eye Unit, we think about beauty norms and social norms through the lens of the beauty norms and social norms that students themselves experience. The lesson is an activity that asks students to silently reflect on and share about the messages they've heard about how they should look and be in the world. Full teacher lesson plan (including lesson flow, objective, and paired journal prompt) included, alongside student handout where they describe what they learned after toda
Grades:
8th - 12th
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SEL Integration Lesson Plans - Self-Management
Seven lesson plans in self-management themes including Goal Setting and Organizational Skills, Self-Motivation, Self-Discipline, Impulse Control, Stress Management, Grit, and Growth Mindset. Also includes a recommended picture book list to supplement the lessons.
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Grades:
K - 12th
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Diversity and inclusion lesson plans
Diversity and inclusion lesson plans 1. Racial Identity Development 3. Tolerance4. Advocacy skills for self and others5. Goals for school and self6. Review of what we learned!
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Back to School Bundle for Middle School and High School (English/Language Arts)
Teachers of English, Language Arts, and Literacy! Start the school year right with this engaging unit of pre-planned, pre-made, differentiated lessons and resources! The resources are mostly low-prep except for the build your own wall display lesson.Mix and match the plethora of lessons and resources to differentiate for your classes and your learners' contexts. You and your students will get to know each other, build rapport, establish rules and routines, set targets for learning, and create a
Grades:
6th - 12th
MOTIVATION STATION: Student Grade Check and Growth Reflection | ALL SUBJECTS
If you are looking for a way to promote a culture of motivation and growth, then this activity is right for you! I created this resource while teaching 9th grade when I realized that at the end of the first semester, much of the beginning-of-year motivation had waned, and students were becoming complacent with their grades. Why? A couple reasons:1. They never checked their grades to begin with, or2. Looking at them on a computer screen was still too abstract.This reflection activity provides a s
Grades:
5th - 12th
SEL Integration Lesson Plans - Social-Awareness
Seven lesson plans in social awareness including the themes of Empathy, Perspective taking, Respect for others, Appreciating diversity, Gratitude, Giving back, and Community. This plan also includes a recommended picture book list to supplement the lessons.
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K - 12th
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PE Dept - Tennis - Introductory Level Pack - 6 x Lesson Plans
- A complete set of 6 tennis lessons at an introductory level, adapted from the concept of ‘Mini Tennis’, which uses the formats of Mini Red, Mini Orange and / or Mini Green.
- Lessons are planned to be done on tennis courts. However, they can easily be adapted for indoors too, played on badminton courts with small rackets and sponge balls (great to use when introducing types of ball spin).
The pack includes:
1. Complete set of lessons (6 at introductory level)
2. Warm-up ideas (introductory le
Grades:
1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Social-emotional intelligence in school Youtube Questions Test for Understanding
Don’t be nervous about introducing social-emotional learning activities into your middle or high school classroom! Let this popular Ted Talk and no-prep printable guide them in their SEL journey.✨ SEL for Students! ✨ ✨ Improve Student Emotional Intelligence! ✨✨How to use ✨This worksheet follows the video Why social-emotional intelligence matters in school on Youtube.Use it as a great mini-lesson for upper elementary, middle, and high school students.Includes answer key!✨Let t
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Also included in: NO PREP- TEDx & Mylemarks- 4 SEL Youtube Question Sets- PRINT & TEACH
Social Emotional Assembly
Here are seven assembly lesson plans that can be done with full grades at a time. You will need teachers to help lead small group discussions after each activity. This comes with a description of the activity and a list of questions for the teachers.
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Grades:
K - 12th
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"Science of Shopping" Student Survey and Classroom Layout Improvement Activity
You want to do an activity where your students use the science of shopping to participate in a classroom redesign. You want to encourage students to think critically about their physical environment and its effects on their behavior. But also—sure, why not—you’d like them to help you straighten up your classroom in the process. In an educational way. This resource includes: A student-friendly summary of store-design principles that might apply to the classroom.A student survey based on these sto
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in: Bundle: Use the Lessons of Retail to Improve your Classroom Layout.
PE Dept - Soccer - 8th-10th Grade Scheme of Work & 7 x Lesson Plan Outlines
This Scheme of Work is written for 8th, 9th & 10th Grades, including the overall Aim of the scheme, Curriculum Content, Key Concepts / Processes and Assessment.
The 'Suggested Teaching Activities' section includes thorough overviews of lesson plans ready for you to adapt for your students, including Learning Objectives, Task Examples, Pupil Reflection & Differentiation.
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1. 8th-10th Grade SoW & Lesson Plan Outlines - Soccer (Word)
Please Note (about my resources in genera
Grades:
8th - 10th
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