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Poetry & Art: Blackout Poetry Book Pages
(7) BLOWN UP BOOK PAGES & Instructions Included for creating poetry from the heart without the pressure of rhyming or form. Even if participants are not familiar with the principles of poetry (i.e., feeling, image, rhythm simile, metaphor, shape, and sound), they can express themselves with this fun activity to creatively problem solve varying poetic forms. Teach Social Emotional Learning or Poetry in a supportive way that will encourage creativity, participation, and deeper self-expression.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Symbolism Tiny House Project: A Body Biography Alternative
THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:Intro Symbolism activities and pointers for getting students startedA link to a digitally editable planning page House plan and furniture printable blueprintsProject grading rubricExemplar images for a completed Tiny House projectOption for extension activity with a video tutorialThis is a wonderful project to use after or in place of a body biography!Students will create a tiny home for a character. They must use symbolism to identify an aesthetic and design a place where
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in: 7th Grade ELA Unit 3 Bundle: Argumentative Texts
Abnormal Psychology Unit Final Project: Fact or Fiction?
How can we get a true understanding of what it's like to live with a mental illness? In this resource students will go deeper and beyond textbooks and the DSM in order to try to understand the human element behind the disorders. Structured as a lit circle project, students will read young-adult literature that features a main character suffering from one of many mental illnesses. Throughout their reading and discussions, students will think critically and make conclusions based on the text. The
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Abnormal Psychology *UNIT BUNDLE*
MORE Executive Functioning!! (Time Management; Organization; Critical Thinking)
ENGAGING resource for executive functioning practice!! 6 scenarios where students (or adults with executive functioning deficits) need to time manage, plan, organize information, and think critically. Students (or adults) write the answers on the blanks provided. Enjoy!
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7th - 10th, Adult Education
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Culture Read Alouds with Activities (from ESL for Beginners Culture Explorers)
Why not read some engaging literature aloud to your ESL students so they can see how others have experienced new cultures? The books on this free product all provide wonderful opportunities for your students to see that they aren't the only ones going through culture shock or trying to understand the English-speaking culture. Culture Read Alouds with Activities (from the ESL for Beginners Culture Explorers Sessions Guide) also comes with comprehension questions and engaging activities.
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Grades:
4th - 12th
Emotions/Facial Expressions Social Story
Use this social story to assist a student with understanding the concept of facial expressions and emotions. Read it to a whole group, one on one, or place in your reading center.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Gratitude Journal
Gus the Grumpy Grasshopper learns how to find gratitude from his friends Busy Bee, Lilly Ladybug, Sammy Spider, and Annie Ant. Now he hopes to help others find an attitude of gratitude! Included are gratitude activities for all ages!
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
Relax! Short Story, "Not Only the Lonely: Climate Anxiety"
In this resource, readers will learn about ways to cope with climate anxiety. Short Story, "Not Only the Lonely: Climate Anxiety" Betty J. White, aka Compass Rose, copyright 2023 Synopsis: Ever since the pandemic, people have become more and more isolated and look to the internet and A-I chat-box to form friendships, but what happens when Ryan discovers that he has a horrific fear of climate change? Included:- information about “climate anxiety” and ways t
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Grades:
9th - 12th
NGSS:
MS-ESS3-5
Grounding in Your Senses
Grounding is the process of feeling rooted in the present moment. This can help you reclaim a sense of safety and strengthen your resilience. You can feel more grounded by utilizing your five main senses.
Grades:
8th - 12th, Adult Education
Global Studies World Problems Literature Circles with Design Thinking
This four-week unit uses novels that highlight different world problems (I've included the titles that I use - focusing on clean water, women's rights, genocide, poverty, etc) to encourage student discussion about the challenges our global society faces today. Students will read a book as a small group, simultaneously developing notes on problems within the plot and characters, and will have discussions on the novel.Toward the end of the novel, as a group, students will develop a persona that co
Grades:
5th - 12th
STANZA-PHOBIA: A Self-Improvement Approach to Bridging Any Poetry Disconnect
20 short interactive chapters across 92 pages to help readers and listeners bridge any disconnect between them and poetry. Veteran high school English chair and Hunter College instructor Robert Eidelberg uses one short modern American poem (just one! -- and it's not fully revealed until near the end of this unique interactive book) to help readers and listeners who may be suffering from "stanza-phobia" to learn how to understand and appreciate not only the process of poetry but also, perhaps, c
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7th - 10th, Adult Education, Staff
ANALYZING AND WRITING ABOUT LITERATURE TO LEARN ABOUT PERSONAL VALUES
Students should be taught to operate with a set of open-minded values so they will start
*Thinking for themselves, as compared to accepting unquestioningly what others believe.
*Welcoming the opportunity to explore new ideas, points of view and possibilities.
*Weighing ideas based on their merits, not who advocates them.
*Achieving the best possible resolution of problems/questions, as compared to winning arguments for the sake of winning them.
Moreover, analyzing and writing about literatu
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Circle Time Discussion- "Dealing with Change" NO PREP
This is a Google Drive Presentation that can be used both in person or online to generate discussions among groups of students. Great for Circle Time! Graphics in slide show can be removed if needed. "Dealing with Change"Handling change can be quite difficult especially when you aren't prepared. This group discussion reviews how we might feel when change occurs as it can be difficult to understand mixed emotions when going through sudden changes. Understanding that feeling this way is normal is
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1st - 12th
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My Peaceful Place - A collection of stories and pictures to comfort and heal
On the pages of this resource you will find naturally restful pictures and nine very satisfying stories that go with those images. Some of the pictures are of my own paintings. Others are photographs that illustrate the stories. Each story is unique, but always has a "happy" ending, even though I have given the characters some obstacles to overcome. The stories and pictures are non-denominational and appropriate for all ages, genders, and cultures. Use this for your own comfort, to comfort a
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10th - 12th, Staff
EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING - Time Management/Planning/Critical Thinking!!
GREAT resource for time management, critical thinking, and planning practice!! Students/Adults will need paper/pen to write down answers or they can verbally reason through the scenarios. 2 target slides; 6 scenarios. Enjoy!!
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6th - 10th, Adult Education
Myndful Moment
Research has shown that cultivating a daily gratitude practice may increase your happiness, help you build stronger and more meaningful relationships, build optimism, reduces stress and helps your overall mental and physical health.
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
Kitz the Mouse and Mr. Mole: A Tale of Friendship, Courage and Community
A Tale of Friendship, Courage and CommunityThis book brilliantly highlights situations that children will find themselves in life including trusting strangers and judging others based on external appearances, facing fears and anxiety, friendship, and community bonding values. A story filled with suspense and fun, this magical tale introduces “Kitz” a field mouse who tries to help a small community of mice get food supplies for the winter and face various challenges from cold weather and unknown
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PreK - 10th
Independent Reading Log
I often use bibliotherapy to connect literacy to the therapeutic work I do with students. Many of my students have never read a whole book before and say they hate reading. Using this worksheet, I have helped them to enjoy connecting with a text. I created this reflection to encourage students to engage with a text of their choice and to be prepared to discuss based on their notes. This worksheet can be used by clinicians and teachers alike to assist students in making connections to a text and
Grades:
5th - 12th
RTI Documentation
A generic Response to Intervention tracking sheet to document the various modifications + interventions used for each student. Whether the student is Tier I, II or III you will be able to quickly document the intervention. Enjoy!
Grades:
1st - 12th
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Lee & Low Books: Trauma–Informed Diverse Reading List
These recommended books showcase child protagonists who cope with trauma in a variety of ways and provide students the opportunity to discuss trauma through the lens of a relatable and engaging character.Many children experience trauma, or adverse childhood experiences, and go through times of extreme stress. Trauma has the ability to impact children’s learning, social interactions and relationships, and overall wellbeing. Literature can be a safe space for young people to talk about characters’
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PreK - 12th
STEINBECK-112th BIRTHDAY-HISTORY OF THE DUST BOWL: "OF MICE AND MEN"
'Of Mice and Men' is a novel written by Nobel Prize-winning author John Steinbeck. It was published in 1937, when the United States was emerging from the Great Depression and the dust bowl. Both of these disasters resulted in a nationwide search for work and food. Near WEED, California, the people walked for miles with packs, or "bundles" on their backs, looking for farm work and a home. John Steinbeck knew these people. George Milton and Lennie Small were two of these displaced migrant wor
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Grades:
6th - 12th
The Journey: MTSS/Literacy Support Group
The Journey provides resources for building literacy/MTSS support groups for students returning to the home campus from an alternative educational placement.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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