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High school for all subjects cultural activities for Microsoft Word
Homecoming Words Search
Here's a great "busy work" activity that will take approximately 30 minutes of class time. Ideal for homecoming week, obviously!This word search includes 41 special words associated with homecoming. For example:1) alma mater 2) alumni 3) candy 4) cars 5) chaperones 6) cheerleaders 7) contests 8) court 9) curfew 10) dance 11) dress up 12) drive 13) excitement 14) festivities 15) floats 16) football game 17) freshmen 18) half time 19) hashtag 20) homecoming 21) joy 22) juniors 23) kickoff 24)
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1st - 12th, Adult Education
Hispanic Heritage Month Project/Event (Spanish/English)
This project creates a meaningful learning experience and Hispanic Heritage Month event for your school for many years to come. Students create stations to represent a Spanish-speaking country they study to present to parents, families, and community members at a school event. Students showcase what they have learned and celebrate the various different Spanish-speaking countries. (Project can be for just classroom use, virtual presentations, and more). Project has instructions in English and Spa
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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Team-Building Cultural Activity: Linking with Legos
This fun and engaging editing team and culture-building icebreaker activity can easily be edited to meet the specific needs of your group, use this for classrooms, staff development, or any other time when you would like to build connections between groups of people. In this activity, you will need to provide Legos to the groups. Each group or "team" will go through a series of "get to know you" questions and based on their answers, they will select certain amounts and kinds of Legos. In the end
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
The Hammer - Movie Questions
These are questions for students to use while they watch the movie "The Hammer". It will help them critically think through different scenarios and how they relate to the Deaf world.This movie is full of ASL & Deaf Culture that opens up great conversation about both! This movie is PG-13 & not recommended for younger audiences. Movie Trailer - https://youtu.be/neTdq1lHyxc
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Huge Deaf Culture Activities Bundle - American Sign Language
Homecoming Parade (Word Search)
Hey, how about this word search for a time filler??? There are 34 words associated with the phrase "homecoming parade entries". By the way, an answer sheet is provided for your benefit. WORD BANKcommercial entries      civic clubs      JROTC   freshmen middle school students      elementary students    superheroes      pep squad   antique cars churches  celebrities     mascots      boy scouts  girl scouts      seniors      juniors      sophomores     firs
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1st - 12th, Adult Education
Credos Activity
Get ready to kick off the school year with a meaningful and engaging activity that will set the tone for a positive and collaborative classroom environment! Our "Class Credos" Activity is PERFECT for the first day or week of school as it encourages students to reflect on their personal values, build social-emotional skills, and work together to create a guiding statement of belief for the entire class.This activity is designed to get students actively involved in building a strong classroom comm
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Asian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month Posters
These Asian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month Posters represent 20 different people's significant cultural contributions to American history. During the month of May these posters, along with 8x10 mini posters for teachers classrooms, are placed around my school in order to celebrate Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.The following twenty people are highlight in these posters....Nakahama ManjiroFelix Cornelius BalderryChinese Americans fighting in the American Civil WarKanaye Nagasawa
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Remembering 911
Just a fun computer activity to commemorate 911. Students will find some general pictures and information and then using computer keys create an American flag.
Grades:
5th - 12th
New Ideas for School Event Planning - Brick & Mortar Version
In this easily reference eBook, you will receive over 50 unique event ideas – from traditional events to innovative events for your school! Created to help you plan an entire school year of events, our New Ideas for Event Planning book gives you everything you need to add these purposeful and fun events to your school calendar without adding so much planning to your to do list!What's Included:• 24 pages of event entries• 12 tips for accessibility• 9 components for a successful event• 8 stages of
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Instagram "Aesthetic" Introduction Activity
I created a template on Canva (and created my own as an example) for students to showcase their own "Aesthetic" as a way to introduce themselves to the class at the beginning of the year/semester:Things they will consider:1. What do they want to go by/be called (could include pronouns) — I used our classroom Instagram handle as a way to share it with them. 2. What is their favorite quote/quote they live by?3. What is one picture of themselves that makes them feel confident and unique?4. What are
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Story of My Life Project
Name of your students (especially your middle schoolers) who hasn't heard of One Direction. I bet you a million dollars that you can't.
This project is a great way to incorporate the pop culture sensation with a getting to know you icebreaker.
Students create a short project that tells the story of their life, basically a mini-biography. Students can create the project in a format of their choosing as long as they include the required elements of the project. (This helps me see right from the
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4th - 10th
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Goal Setting Exercise
Use this at least once a semester to get students to set goals and think about their future. Can be used in many classes. Excellent as a back to school activity or to ground students in meta cognition anytime during the year.
Grades:
10th - 12th
Spent - Social Studies - Debate - Social Justice - Poverty - EFL PowerPoint game
This is a worksheet to accompany the interactive PPT game.It can be used pre- and post- game to help students engage and reflect on the lesson.It is fully editable.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Character Activity - Quick Do Now Anti Bullying
This is a quick do now that challenges students to write about a quick story. This can be used from 3rd grade through high school. Younger students will benefit from the teacher reading the story. This is so important - students need to know that they control their lives and what they say and feel dictates their future!
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Home Culture Survey
This is a 35 question survey designed to allow your students to tell you information about themselves- what makes them who they are as a person and student in your class.
It's called the Home Culture Survey because it allows you as a teacher to see a snapshot into the strengths they each bring into your classroom and from their own unique home cultures.
Students love being able to share this information with their teacher as well in a non-threatening way.
Grades:
5th - 10th
New Student Welcome Book
This book includes a cover page as well as a page for each student to fill out to welcome the new student.
There is a spot at the top of the page to add the students' picture. This will assist the new student in learning names. There is a place for each student to write information about them they would like to share with the new student as well as a place for them to write a question for the new student to help to get to know them (ex: do you have any pets?).
Grades:
1st - 12th
Birthday signs
Programmable birthday signs for the classroom. Download and program with your students' information, laminate, and hang up! You could also print these off, laminate, and hand write information on them to reuse from year to year. MUCH cheaper than anything you can buy in a store!
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PreK - 12th
The Olympic Games Complete Unit Packet (Adult ESL)
Here's a great lesson to get students excited about sports, athletic heroes, and the Olympic Games. Students will learn about and discuss both the ancient and modern Olympics and their sporting events. They will discuss the costs and requirements of being an Olympian and hosting an Olympic event. And in the process, they will review and practice using modal and semi-modal verbs as conditionals to discuss hopes, dreams, abilities, and obligations (i.e., “To go to Olympia meant you had to train f
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Black History Month Book Report
I want my students to read more and celebrate Black History Month. I put together the two concepts and came up with a great project. Students will be able to take this small assignment and gain great knowledge. Let me know if this product is helpful for your class.
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6th - 12th
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Virtual Museum Tours - A look inside some top art museums in the United States
This is the perfect assignment for students to do some solo exploration of the nation's top most notable museums, connecting any subject area to the arts and art exploration. This assignment was created to meet the needs of my students in a distance learning/online learning setting. In this assignment bundle, you will receive the following: embedded links to 12 notable U.S. art museums and their virtual exhibits across, two class days worth of questions to guide students in their exploration
Grades:
7th - 10th
I Learn Best When. . .
Let's face it. Teachers spend a significant amount of time exploring researched-based strategies that may assist students with mastering new information; however, when was the last time you simply went straight to the source- the students?
This template will encourage students to voice their opinions so you can invest your time wisely. Simply print the template (highly recommend color stock to celebrate culture and diversity) and have the student record his or her feedback on the back and cut i
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Real Life Spanish Connections Presentation #7
Part of learning another language is learning to make the connections between the language and culture you are learning about and how they connect to your own life in the world outside the classroom.
This presentation asks students to become familiar with current popular music in Spanish-speaking countries. Students enjoy music and they tend to find something they've heard on the radio or on TV before. This was one of the favorites!
I had every level student do this bi-weekly (so the dates
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7th - 12th
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Real Life Spanish Connections Presentation #6
Part of learning another language is learning to make the connections between the language and culture you are learning about and how they connect to your own life in the world outside the classroom.
This presentation asks students to become familiar with food and dishes commonly served in Spanish-speaking countries. What student isn't highly interested in food?!
I had every level student do this bi-weekly (so the dates are predictable).
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7th - 12th
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Real Life Spanish Connections Presentation #5
Part of learning another language is learning to make the connections between the language and culture you are learning about and how they connect to your own life in the world outside the classroom.
This presentation asks students to become familiar with places and/or landmarks in Spanish-speaking countries. This research allows students to explore the world around them and hopefully spark the curiosity that leads to future travel.
I had every level student do this bi-weekly (so the dates
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7th - 12th
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