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Free high school classroom community projects
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Leadership Student Council Course Overview and Suggested Calendar
Have the confidence of knowing this service- and kindness-driven Leadership Student Council Course Bundle will work for your classroom and school before you purchase!Included in this Course Overview and Calendar: Course-At-A-Glance and General NotesSuggested Uses and Resources OverviewsTransforming your Leadership class or Student Council to one of service and growth can be overwhelming, but now the hard work of planning and developing a meaningful yet fun, focused yet full-coverage, flexible ye
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7th - 12th
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End of the Year Signature Page
Download and change to fit your classroom needs. Print front to back on fun colored paper! Students start by writing their name at the top in the middle so they can get their correct paper back and students signing it know who's paper they are signing. Then students spend time switching papers and signing each other's sheets to end the year. When done, I laminated my students' so they had it as a keepsake from the year. TIP: Go over appropriate space to take up on someone's sheet, appropria
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PreK - 12th
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Blank Crayon Sheet
This page is great for students to decorate themselves. I have used it for students to add self portraits for a back to school bulletin board! Download and get creative!
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
Our Community - Classroom Project
This is an art/research project for students in grades 2-5 with extensions to serve students in grades 6-12. Students of all grades need to be familiar with and appreciative of the communities in which they live and learn.
The project is based around the 'Three R's of Our Community'
(Recognize, Remember, and Respect)
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Other great resources
Math Bingo Games.
Google Interactive Classroom.
BOOM Cards.
Task Cards.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Middle School World Cultures Group Project
Group project where students will learn and present information about a culture from around the world. Each individual will be assigned research topics from Food, to music or clothing. The groups will then present once projects are complete.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Let Me Take a SELFIE! *All About Me FREEBIE*
This is a PERFECT “All About Me” activity for students. It is quick, easy, and a modern take of the self portrait!Each student took a selfie with our school iPads. I uploaded them and digitally placed them inside each iPad. You can also print out the pictures and glue them inside. After, students picked four “apps” that the felt described them. They drew a picture inside the app and glued it on the my apps page.Once you are done, you can either display them side to side, back to front, or make i
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PreK - 12th
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Internet Safety Comic Strip Project
In a digital world, it is imperative that students of all ages know how to remain safe online. This project is a FUN and CREATIVE way for students to learn and show what they have learned about internet safety. This was prepared for middle/high school students, but could be used for any age.Learning Objectives: -Identify types of online dangers-Increase knowledge of Internet Safety-Identify appropriate online communications-Build critical thinking and problem-solving skills as it relates to com
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4th - 12th
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Free Seed Packets for gardening and gift giving and seed sharing
These DIY Seed Packets make seed sharing extra adorable. You can print on copy paper, card stock, Kraft paper, Construction paper, and even on re-sized recycled paper grocery bags.Help others toward growing a greener tomorrow and spread the love...and seeds.
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PreK - 12th
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Random Acts of Kindness Printable: Free Community Service Ideas
Free Random Acts of Kindness Week printables!15 school fundraiser ideas & community service activities!FREE school fundraiser ideas printable posters!You may also like ;)Free School Fundraiser BundleDonate books to children in need to close the preschool readiness gap and to teach service learning, social justice, global citizenship and community service. Enjoy the www.wordrebel.org printable school fundraiser ideas and flyers for no prep community service activities! This service learning p
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education
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Cyber Bullying Team Activities
Allow your students to work in teams to find out about the importance of not cyber-bullying. Activities are fun and informative and will allow students time to research cyber-bullying and make a variety of posters and informational materials for display.
Grades:
3rd - 9th
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Hopes and Dreams
This is a hopes and dreams display. Hopes and dreams are a part of the responsive classroom approach that can be used for any grade level. Simply explain that students will come up with their own hope and dream for the year. This is a goal they will create for themselves. It is amazing once you post their goals, they notice when they achieve them! This pack includes step by step directions on how to create this display. Enjoy!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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NFL Team Roles
This FREE resource comes from my NFL unit. I created a 9 week unit all around the theme of the National Football League. I used the Ohio Learning Standards- extended to create engaging lessons. When my students walked in each Monday, they received an important role. In the capacity of their role, they made decisions and lead activities. Once you download this resource, it will prompt you to make a copy so you can edit it to fit the needs of your class.
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4th - 12th
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Acts of Goodness Challenge Free Mockingjay Hunger Games #kindnessnation
Mockingjay Acts of Kindness Free Download
Students build character and integrity when they participate in random acts of kindness. This project challenge relates to Katniss's technique for coping with depression in Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins.
Students observe and document "acts of goodness," then present their observations in a written report or presentation. Most likely, witnessing acts of goodness will inspire students to pay it forward.
A great culminating "feel good" activity to the
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Mystery Baby Guessing Game
Want to create an engaging game for students while learning more about them? Look no further than our "Mystery Baby" game! Students will take the paper home and attach a picture of themselves as a baby or toddler and then write 3 clues about themselves now. Then, as a whole class students will guess who each baby is. Students of all ages love this little piece of home brought into their classroom. It is a great Open House game and display as well!
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K - 12th
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String Maze STEM Challenge
STEM Challenges are a great way to encourage students to think outside the box. This String Maze project has students combining hands-on work with logical thinking and hand-eye coordination.Students design a maze, create the maze, and then take turns solving their classmates' mazes by holding strings to tilt the maze as a marble moves through it.This STEM challenge is part of our FREE collection of resources. Check out our store for more free STEM content.
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3rd - 9th
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Community Service Worksheet
Start your students thinking about positive ways they can impact their community with a 7 questions community service worksheet, followed by a community service project template.
The worksheet allows the students to either work together to answer the questions, work independently, or work directly with the teacher.
The purpose of these questions is to get students to start thinking about their community, how it has impacted them, and how they can give back.
The community service project templ
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6th - 10th
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Welcome Name Tag
This is a perfect independent activity for students to work on as they enter your classroom on day one. They can customize, add color and decorate until their hearts are content. These name tags can be used on plain paper and folded into a tent or run off on cardstock for more durability. They are useful to start first day/week conversations and help teachers learn names! This can be customized to change the prompts to suit your own needs.
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4th - 12th
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Veteran's Day Pick-Em!
This worksheet has 6 activities for students to choose from for Veteran's Day. Each activity has ample suggestions and resources (live links). Examples include: writing a letter to a veteran or deployed troop, organizing a local drive (you can edit this for your local community program or choose a national one), or researching the origin of Veteran's Day. This allows students to pick from multiple activities that peak their interest or go along with how they best learn. For those that work quick
Grades:
7th - 12th
September 2023 Special Days Calendar
Always know what is coming up next! Use this calendar to create themed displays or activities throughout the year in your library or classroom. With a focus on social justice, this calendar will be sure to introduce you to new, interesting international days and holidays from around the world! Where possible, the origin of the special day or holiday has been indicated in brackets following the name of the day. Enjoy! :)The calendar creator is a middle school teacher librarian from British Columb
Grades:
K - 12th
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Fun Graphic
An idea on a graphic you could make for your daily slides!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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12 Ways to Fund Your Service Project for Kids FREE EBOOK
This short Ebook provides you with ideas for planning fundraisers for service projects that your school or Kindness Club may participate in. This FREEBIE is part of the Schools that R.O.C.K. program to help you transform your classroom, school, and community with students who Radiate Outrageous Compassion & Kindness.Be sure to Follow Me as we will be adding more resources and please leave Feedback as that helps me know what curriculum we should develop.This resource is part of the Kindness C
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: High School Leadership Project: Service Learning Bundle
Photo Challenge
This photo challenge is a great team work challenge for the last week of term. It encourages team work and creativity. All you need are the instructions and a camera or an ipad for each team.
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4th - 12th
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Shine Bright Scholars- Confidence Activity
There is a crucial point in a scholar’s life where their confidence and self-worth must be developed. The activity “Shine Bright Scholars” is a great tool to have students sit and “find” the things that they like the most about themselves; their “glows”. This activity has students identify three positive qualities about themselves. That are to be displayed and hung up in their classroom to remind them of their self-worth; giving them a reason to strive every day in life; to find more positive th
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PreK - 12th
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Power Words Cell Phone Photography Project
Quick easy project for cell phone photography. Great to start out the school year or a new semester. Students will use Snapseed or a shallow depth of field (portrait mode) to create their Power Word photo.
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6th - 12th
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