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Life skills games for Microsoft Word
Blank Templates For Cariboo----Make your own cards!
Do you use the game Cariboo with the students in your class?
Sometimes you have an idea and you want to make your own cards but don’t have the time to measure out the size for the cards for the board or the “calling cards.”
Well here you go, I’ve made a blank template for both sets of cards for you to use with your game!
More than half the battle is done for you, now all you need to do is insert the content/pictures into each box!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Kelso's Choices Game Quiz
* This is a list of questions for a game or quiz about Kelso's Choices.
* I use these questions as part of ball game. Students take turns throwing the ball to one another as I ask one of the questions.
* You can also break students into smaller groups and have a Jenga game at each group, along with a copy of these questions (or post on the board/elmo to view). Students take turns answering each question as they move a block.
* This is a fun way to assess students on their knowledge of Kelso
Grades:
K - 5th
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Perseverance & Grit Word Search and Dictionary Activity
Front:
Students find 30 words and phrases related to perseverance and grit. Word Search was made using http://wordsearchfun.com/
Back:
Pick 3 of the words from above that you’re curious about and/or don’t recognize. Look up them up in a dictionary and write a short definition for each one.
What is your favorite word or phrase from the list of 30 on the front? Tell me why you picked it.
Think of someone famous (inventor, sports figure, celebrity, historical figure) or someone in your li
Grades:
7th - 12th
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24 Team Building Activities
This gives a list of 24 great team building activities along a description of each. I use this the first week of school to get to know my students as well as when I was a Strategist with my staff members to get to know each other at the start of the year and on each Staff Development Day.
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Coping Skills Bingo
foThis game is made to reinforce the use of coping skills for students. It is made as a supplemental material to provide examples of alternatives to target behaviors. It's a fun way to review coping skills that your students can do when they're feeling overwhelmed.Materials Included:30 unique Bingo CardsMaster sheet of iconsDirections:Print out the digital file. Laminate if preferred.Cut out the icons on the last page to draw from. Pass out Bingo cards to students and draw random icons. Have stu
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PreK - 8th
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How Insurance Works
My kids have always loved this activity. It teaches kids how insurance work. While focused primarily on home owners insurance, it can easily be modified, or just discussed later, for all other types of insurance.
Kids get to compete against each other and the teacher / Insurance company. Should I buy insurance to protect myself, or do I think I can accept the risk that my home won't be hit by a tornado. Let the Dice Decide!
Included are the lesson plan/ teacher instructions and worksheets
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5th - 12th
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Student Wellbeing Responsible Decision Making Jeopardy game
This responsible decision making Jeopardy game is a perfect resource to get students to be assessed focussing on short term vs long term consequences of effective decision making. All questions are included and can be set up without technology or with the use of a screen and device.
Grades:
5th - 10th
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Also included in: Student Wellbeing Responsible Decision Making bundle pack
Create your own BESTSELLING BOARD GAME!
Elevate Classroom Learning by having students design their own board game! Transform your classroom into a dynamic hub of creativity and critical thinking with this innovative project designed to empower high school students in math, economics, and life skills classes. This comprehensive resource sparks imagination, encourages teamwork, and hones essential skills while crafting custom board games.Key Features:Engaging Curriculum Integration: seamlessly blends with math, economics, and life skill
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Student Wellbeing Decision Making Jeopardy Game
This making decisions Jeopardy game is a perfect resource to get students to assess themselves and others in a fun and interactive setting playing a classic game of Jeopardy. Using scenarios, vocabulary, and real life situations, students will learn about and reflect on the circumstances of the consequences that arise from the decisions they make.
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5th - 10th
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Also included in: Student Wellbeing Decision Making bundle pack
Student Wellbeing Time Management Jeopardy
This time management game is a perfect resource to assess students on their knowledge of what was learned in the lesson and to have an interactive enjoyable experience with their peers. All questions are included with this game and can be set up with or without technology.
Grades:
6th - 10th
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Also included in: Student Wellbeing complete bundle on Time Management
A Loan & Credit Simulation - Econ. & Fiance
In this simulation, students will play the online game called "Shady Sam". In the game, students will be tasked with giving out loans to people with different interest rates and such. The goal is to give out loans that make the most money. Students will be exposed to topics such as loans, credit, interest, saving, etc. This was such a fun activity and my kids LOVED competing with each other to get the highest score. Most of them played it multiple times to fix the mistakes they made the first ti
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9th - 12th
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Saving, Investing, Spending, Taxes - Econ./Finance Concept Games
In this simulation, students will play TWO different online games called "The Wheel of Bummer" and "The Uber Game". They will fill out a comprehension worksheet as they play the game to ensure full attention.In the first, students will be tasked with choosing different insurances and which one will benefit the most. They will then spin the wheel and random crises will happen. The goal is to make it to the end of the game with money. Students will be exposed to topics such as insurance, credit, s
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9th - 12th
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ICE BREAKER & GETTING TO KNOW YOU ACTIVITIES (BACK TO SCHOOL)
Most teachers look for those perfect back to school activities and games to get to know their students and establish consistency in the classroom. In this resource you will find get to know you games, initiative games, team building games, and ice breakers. There is nearly 1 activity per week to last the whole school year.Some of the activities inside include: - Stringing together conversation - A tangled web - Sticks & Stones - Name that person - Would You Rather - Time Capsule and - Extrem
Grades:
2nd - 12th
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Kind VS Unkind Scenarios **EDITABLE**
Activity for students to discriminate between kind and unkind actions.
*Editable option for adding additional scenarios
Grades:
PreK - 6th
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Roll & Match Colors
Students will take a die and roll. They will then find the matching die number and cover one of the corresponding colors. This can be adapted by the teacher verbally saying what the color is, the student verbally saying what the color is, and/ or using their preferred mode of communication to express what color they are covering. I use this during small groups.
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Not Grade Specific
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Empathy Builders Learning Empathy Through Role Play and Dramatizations
Kids will experience what it's like to be the other person in various situations that are acted out. They will experience being the other person in a personal conflict situation that they've actually experienced also. This is one of the fastest ways to viscerally experience and learn empathy and has a big impact on kids.
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2nd - 5th
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Emotion Regulation Jeopardy
This Jeopardy game is perfect for a small group focusing on Emotion Regulation. The lesson plan is ASCA standards-aligned and the template is easy to use - just cut, fold, and laminate each card. The game focuses on the red, yellow, green, and blue zones of regulation and how students can control themselves when experiencing uncomfortable feelings.
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1st - 5th
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Monopoly Game Day - February 6th - Center Idea
Create a monopoly board game (on any topic they've learned during the school year) individually, with partners, as a small group, or whole group. Templates provided for game board, cards, money, and pieces.
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Grades:
1st - 12th
Team and Community Building Communication Skill Simulation Icebreaker All Grades
30 minute activity, all ready to go! The goal of this activity is not only for students to build communication skills with each other but also to realize that asking questions, especially in group work is useful to get something done more efficiently. This is a great activity at the beginning of the year or a beginning of group work and can be used with a variety of grades. Classroom community can also be built through this interactive activity. All students must be engaged and in my experience,
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3rd - 12th, Staff
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Also included in: First Week Classroom Community Building Bundle
Billiards Lesson Plan
Youth will gain the basic billiards skills and knowledge as well as discuss potential career options in or related to billiards.They will become more open-minded and be able to use this newfound billiards knowledge and ability to calm themselves down in stressful times by focusing on one thing for a prolonged period of time as a hobby or career.
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Research Fun Facts
This is a fun activity, you can do whole group, with partners, or independently. There are three different worksheets, and you can introduce however is best for your students. They will use their typing skills to find answers to random fun facts!
Grades:
3rd - 7th
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Back-to-School Human Bingo: 4 different game cards, middle or high school! FREE
Four different back-to-school, get-to-know-you Human Bingo cards. Some topics repeat, but you can use all four cards in the same class to mix it up. You can also customize or swap categories out.
This activity is geared for back to school, but could be tweaked to be used other times of the year.
The topics are meant to apply to a broad range of students (most just fun, with some tip-toeing into academics, study skills, and postsecondary planning), avoiding topics that stigmatize, though I we
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7th - 10th
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Career Bucketball - Critical Thinking Development
Youth will work as a team to discover the best strategy to make “buckets” (balls in the bucket) while answering career-based questions that will help to prepare them for future careers while also developing critical thinking skills.
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4th - 12th
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Health Headbands Game!
This would work for grades 3-12. It is a fun game with TONS of curriculum rolled into it. You will receive all the game pieces to play. Buy elastic head bands at the dollar store so that they will be held in place on your students head. Students work in groups or pairs. Students place a card on their forehead and ask yes or no questions to each other to determine who they are. My students love this activity. It is a great activity at the end of a unit or before the holidays. All of the game card
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3rd - 10th
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