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Study skills school counseling activities for Microsoft Excel
Back to School Counseling Bundle - Lessons, Small Groups & Individual Activities
Get everything you need to feel confident and prepared during your first 60 days of the school year! Whether it's the first day of school or a few weeks in, this school counseling back-to-school bundle has everything you need to feel prepared. It includes whole class lessons, counseling small groups, and individual counseling lesson plans along with data and organization tools for the counselor. The included curriculum is research-based, data-driven, and aligned to ASCA mindsets and behaviors.Fo
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2nd - 5th
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5 Projects to Integrate Excel into the Digital Classroom
What's included in the Learn Excel bundle: * Five step-by-step lessons, including reproducibles, grading rubrics, sample projects, extensions for advanced students and troubleshooting tips (where relevant) * A brief summary of each project, including suggested grade level and prior knowledge, time required, software required * Higher-order thinking skills addressed * Technology-specific skills taught (including ISTE)Projects include: Mastering Excel for Beginners, Graph a class surve
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Not Grade Specific
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6-12 grades Fun Morning Announcements for a year: jokes, riddles&Did you know?
You can make the Morning Announcements more interesting and fun with a daily joke and "Did you know?"Also, you could add Widgets that generate daily. I used a “Joke a Day” and also allowed students to submit their own. I’m guessing there is one for “Did you know?”. We did a daily broadcast that was student led, so they filled them in daily along with a little weather blurb. few years ago, I did a Morning Corny each day. My students submitted jokes via Google Form that I created! They loved hear
Grades:
6th - 12th, Staff
GRADUATION REQUIREMENT CHECKLIST
Use this form to help your students track their progress toward graduation day. Color-coded for each school year to show completed coursework and coursework needed for the future.Graduation requirements on the sheet are for the state of Missouri but can be easily modified to reflect any state's requirements.
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Not Grade Specific
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Customizable Behavior Chart for Problem Solving
Reactions to intense emotions usually go without thinking. This tool is to encourage reflection and identify the connections between thoughts, feelings (emotions and body reactions), and actions. This is a great way to helpidentify why they reacted, what coping skills can be used, and problem solve situations. This intervention works best when completed together, and the student/person can be guided through the sections.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Motivation Monday Plan for students:30 mini-lesson videos in less than 5-minutes
It’s only videos and tiny mini-lessons for 30 weeks. This is a framework so I can add and edit to meet the topics you want to address
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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College and Career Readiness Advisory Lessons
This is a semester-long scope and sequence for a College and Career Readiness Advisory Period for 9th grade.
Grades:
9th
Spin and Read Saxon Phonic Second Grade Sight Word Game
This product has 14 game cards containing Saxon Phonic Second Grade sight word lists. There are 164 words total. Use it to supplement your Saxon Phonics 2nd Grade Sight Word Program. It has all of the sight words for the entire year! You and your students will love this interactive game that is editable. This resource can be used during small groups and daily five/centers.
Number of players: 1-4 players
How to play:
A student spins the spinner and reads the part of the list in the s
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2nd
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Habit Tracker FREE
I created this resource for my personal use, but after using it for a few weeks, I realized that my students could find a use for it as well! So if you have students who are in need of a bit of personal reflection, pass this along! Whether you are tracking your New Year's resolutions or interested in setting good habits for the upcoming school year, this resource is for you!
Included you will find horizontal and vertical layouts for every month as well as a link to my Google Doc, which can be s
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Not Grade Specific
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College Research Spreadsheet
Get your students organized in their college search! This customizable spreadsheet contains columns for students to track important college information such as deadline, admissions requirements, letters of recommendation, and much more. Counselors can add or remove columns as needed to suit your student population. Drop down options and checkboxes included for simplicity!
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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6 Year Plan Excel/Google Sheets Template
Use this 6 year planning sheet to help 7th and 8th graders who are advanced get a head start on their high school credits and plans. Track their progress towards graduation while keeping their go on plan in mind.
Excel document that can easily be transferred into Google Sheets.
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7th - 12th
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BINGO REVIEW CREATOR
Generate any BINGO review you want my easy - to - use Excel Program! You can make these grade and subject specific. Create infinite review bingo boards from your own word list (20 words maximum). You can include the words on the board or leave the spaces blank for students to fill in. This opens the possibility to making BINGO a 2-day activity. *Do NOT edit the bingo board. The board will update automatically once you type your word list or upload images.*EXAMPLES OF USEChapter VocabularyUnit
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Not Grade Specific
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Personal Finance Budget Template
This Excel budget template teaches students how to create a budget. This is a great tool to use during a personal finance lesson and can be personalized for individual students. Students also can learn how to use Excel formulas. Check out more life skills products!College and Career Pathway ProjectSign up for my newsletter to receive FREEBIES!SIGN ME UP!Happy Teaching!Mrs. Luey
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Personal Finance Unit Bundle - Guest Speaker Notes, Budget Templates
Whole Brain Vocabulary Learning Boxes
This learning and study activity helps students learn and retain their vocabulary words. The activity capitalizes on both the linguistic/symbolic capacities of the left hemisphere of brain and the visual/spatial capacities of the right hemisphere of their brain. When working with a vocabulary word students learn word and definition, but also incorporate visual/spatial activities. Particularly useful with students who have not experience success with vocabulary. This form also facilitates study s
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5th - 12th
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Transition to Middle School: Advice to 6th graders
Out of the mouth of babes -- Over 100 tips from teens to rising 6th grade students. Advice is funny and on-point. Any adult will admit that teens only want to listen to other teens. Use this for transition events and classroom guidance activities.
Grades:
5th - 6th
Labeling a picture with Excel
This is a great activity for both Jr High and Sr High, I have used it for both and they loved it. It involes bringing a picture into Excel so that the grid is ontop of it and then inserting pass over labels. A picture of the United States(with out names on it) works really well as they can label the State, the Capitals and places of interest.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Sample Monthly Bill For Constructions Projects
This is a original excel document as per real project work done.
Use for submit a monthly work done in civil construction project.
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Higher Education, Adult Education
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GENT'S CODE - SKILLS FOR LIFE
Project designed for only-boys middle schools, editable and adaptable.
Grades:
4th - 8th
Coping Skills Dice Game
While practicings the skills of communication, students can answer questions and reflect on coping skills.
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Free/ Low Cost Incentives for Students
List of free, low cost, and higher cost incentives broken apart by age level and group versus individual. Helpful for teachers, school psychologists, admin and more to have quick reward charts for students.
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Not Grade Specific
Excel Hidden Fun
I often look through the internet to find new things to learn regarding Excel and other programs. I ran across a you tube video that demonstrated this unique function in Excel. I spent several hours trying to do it right myself and decided that it would make an excellent activity to not only review parts of excel, but introduce some new functions and especially the need to follow directions carefully. The idea was freely shared on, so making a self guided pictured activity sheet seemed like a
Grades:
7th - 12th, Staff
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Giving Tree Sign Ups (for organizer)
For the individual organizing the Giving Tree!
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Homeschool Task Reward Chart
This is an Excel format of the reward chart.This is a one-page task chart. A good chart for a homeschool student who is learning to be more self-sufficient.There are rewards for every 5/6 task completed (depends on how you read it). They are simple rewards such as new crayons, pencils, remote for the day.All subjects are included in this chart. Youtube channels and resources such as Khan Academy, CK12, Discovery K12, and Catholic online are also listed as tasks to be done.
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K - 3rd
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