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High school school counseling projects for Google Apps
Myers Briggs Personality Type Test Project 1 Day Mini Research Slides™ Activity
Great for back to school! Use the Myers-Briggs 16 Personalities Test/Quiz to learn about your students and allow them to learn about themselves while focusing on paraphrasing skills. This product includes 12 slides:1 example slide1 directions slide (editable)1 rubric slide (editable)9 Google Slides templates (to give students color and orientation choice)The Google Slides templates can be edited in View > Theme Builder (formerly "Master").Related Products:Myers-Briggs 16 Personalities Researc
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6th - 12th
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College and Career Readiness Senior Design a Dorm Room and Roommate Activity
Hello, AVID educators, counselors, and teachers of juniors, seniors, and college students! Welcome to the AVID Senior Design a Dorm Room and Roommate Activity! Digital and PDF ready, this product is the first of its kind on Teachers Pay Teachers! Great for AVID teachers, counselors, transition coordinators, and teachers of juniors and seniors to help students think critically about moving to college, shopping for and arranging a dorm, and sharing space with a roommate! This project is great for
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11th - 12th
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Visions and Reflections Project for Senior Year - End of Year Project
Are you looking for a thought-provoking, heartfelt, end-of-year project for seniors? Say no more! Whether you teach senior ELA, are a senior advisor or counselor, or just have seniors in one of classes, this project will work for you! This completely digital, no prep project prompts students to do the following:- Read an essay (Everything I Ever Need to Know I learned in Kindergarten) and respond to it (link to essay included).- Listen to a spoken word poem (Instructions for a Bad Day) and respo
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12th
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The Naked Roommate Digital INB Companion Journal Book Study
Hello, AVID educators, counselors, and teachers of juniors, seniors, and college students! Welcome to The Naked Roommate Digital INB Book Study! Based on Harlan Cohen's book of the same title, this digital INB comes ready to digitally push out to students. This product is the first of its kind on Teachers Pay Teachers-enough for a full yearlong book study! Great for AVID teachers, counselors, transition coordinators, and teachers of juniors and seniors to help students think critically about the
Grades:
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Job Shadow Project
Forms for students to use while out in the community to gain a better understanding of the career they are job shadowing. This is completely editable so you can customize it to your school’s needs. This comes with:1. Parent letter 2. Teacher checklist3. Table to keep track of student forms4. Student checklist5. Script so students can call job shadow locations6. Parent/Student Agreements7. Liability and release form8. Interview questions9. Professional evaluation10. Student evaluation11. Two Rub
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9th - 12th
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Mental Health Advocacy a Skills-Based Health Education Project
In this Mental Health and Mental Illness Advocacy resource, students will create a compelling and relevant advocacy message, understand how to boost Mental Health, and access Mental Illness care not only for themselves but for their family and community as well. This product contains eight separate lessons that use a skills-based approach. Students will learn the functional knowledge of the health skill as well as developing the proficiency to use the skill. Each lesson contains everything you
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Mental Health Awareness Activities and Unit Plans | High School Health
Post-Secondary Plan: My Plan After High School
This is a resource to help students plan for life after high school graduation. Regardless of their goals (college, military, technical school, etc.), this resource will fit the needs of all students.
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9th - 12th
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CCMR College Research Presentation Speech Project (with Rubric and Examples!)
Hello, AVID educators! Welcome to the CCMR College Research Presentation Speech Project! This is a great activity to get students in middle and high school researching some safe and stretch schools for college applications while boosting their collaborative and presentation skills! It's also perfect for hybrid learning-students can present in person, over Zoom or GoogleMeets, or FlipGrid! See the previews for more!This was made with Google Slides, Google Drawings, and other programs in the Googl
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9th - 12th
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Career Interest Inventory Project - Part 1 (Learning Styles Inventory)
A common question on applications, in interviews, or in personal interactions is "what are your strengths"? Similar to this is the ever popular "What's one thing you would improve about yourself?". These are difficult to answer for a self-aware individual; They're nearly impossible for someone who has never reflected on their behavior, skills, or interests. Before students can find a job or internship, they need to know what they are looking for. Some students will have a clear idea of what t
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Mental Health Month School/Community Service Project
May is National Mental Health Month!Celebrate Mental Health Month by having students design a Mental Health initiative that is specific to your school or community. In this week-long project, students are given a task each day to work towards creating a Mental Health Service Project to address mental health needs in your school community. Day 1: Identify a NeedDay 2: Develop Project IdeaDay 3: Figure out LogisticsDay 4: Analyzing Project SuccessDay 5: Create PresentationDay 6: Presentation Day!I
Grades:
9th - 12th
HEALTH- Human Growth and Development - Online Journal - FULL UNIT
With this online interactive journal, student will read and engage with content dealing with reproduction, pregnancy, labor, genetics, life stages, planning for parenthood, and use of available resources.This 23 page journal includes reading content along with:-a vocabulary assignment-vocabulary review-financial planning for a baby project-Mother's Guide to Be Group Project-Read and Respond-A Padlet Activity (link will need to be changed to your own padlet)-Forum Activity (will need to be posted
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Health Bundle - 7 Full Units - Online Interactive Journals
College Research BUNDLE
Looking for done-for-you resources to simplify the college search process for your students and help them make wise choices when choosing a college?Then you'll love this bundle, which includes three great college readiness resources:"How to Choose a College": This interactive Google Slides presentation offers 10 tips for picking a college. It is also a complete lesson including all steps in the learning cycle, and serves as a great starting place for discussion on the college decision-making pro
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9th - 12th
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"Get Ready With Me...To Talk About Mental Health!" Video Project
Designed as a project for a middle school mental health unit, this project asks students to empower themselves and others by creating a 'Get Ready With Me' (GRWM) video focused on mental health. Students will take their audience on a journey where they share their personal routines for maintaining mental well-being.Objectives: Identify how stress or mental health challenges appear in their daily lives.Identify mentally healthy behaviors for everyday or overwhelming feelings.Identify who can help
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6th - 12th
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SEL - Examining Birth Order And Personality: Creating Your Own Genogram!
This project shifts the focus to another essential part of social emotional growth. This assignment focuses on better understanding the student’s family, their role within it, along with a study of how birth order influences one's personality. Students will create their own personal Genogram (digitally with free software or on paper) and read about the psychology behind birth order and personality.
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7th - 12th
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Student Wellbeing "Why is student wellbeing important" unit and resources
This lesson/unit plan introduces students to the importance of why wellbeing is important from an easy smooth introduction to the topic that is vocabulary friendly, encourages mature discussion, and provides a wealth of activities, exercises, games, and project based assessments to foster emotional, mental, and overall student wellbeing.
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Student Wellbeing "Why is student wellbeing important?"
Student Wellbeing: Jeopardy Game
This lesson/unit plan introduces students to the importance of wellbeing from an easy to smooth introduction to the topic that is vocabulary friendly, encourages mature discussion, and provides a wealth of activities, exercises, games, and project based assessments to foster emotional, mental, and overall student wellbeing.
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Student Wellbeing: "What is wellbeing?"
Student Wellbeing: Lesson Plan "What is Wellbeing?"
This lesson/unit plan introduces students to the importance of wellbeing from an easy to smooth introduction to the topic that is vocabulary friendly, encourages mature discussion, and provides a wealth of activities, exercises, and project based assessments to foster emotional, mental, and overall student wellbeing.
Grades:
6th - 10th
Also included in: Student Wellbeing: "What is wellbeing?"
Student Well Being Presentation: "What is Wellbeing?"
This lesson/unit plan introduces students to the importance of wellbeing from an easy to smooth introduction to the topic that is vocabulary friendly, encourages mature discussion, and provides a wealth of activities, exercises, and project based assessments to foster emotional, mental, and overall student wellbeing.
Grades:
6th - 10th
Student Wellbeing "Why is student wellbeing important? - Simulation Exercise
This unit plan introduces students to the importance of why wellbeing is important from an easy smooth introduction to the topic that is vocabulary friendly, encourages mature discussion, and provides a wealth of activities, exercises, games, simulations, and project based assessments to foster emotional, mental, and overall student wellbeing.
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Student Wellbeing "Why is student wellbeing important?"
Student Wellbeing: "Why is student well being important? - Group activities
This unit plan introduces students to the importance of why wellbeing is important from an easy smooth introduction to the topic that is vocabulary friendly, encourages mature discussion, and provides a wealth of activities, exercises, games, and project based assessments to foster emotional, mental, and overall student wellbeing.
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Student Wellbeing "Why is student wellbeing important?"
Student Wellbeing: Group worksheet exercise
This lesson/unit plan introduces students to the importance of wellbeing from an easy to smooth introduction to the topic that is vocabulary friendly, encourages mature discussion, and provides a wealth of activities, exercises, and project based assessments to foster emotional, mental, and overall student wellbeing.
Grades:
6th - 10th
Also included in: Student Wellbeing: "What is wellbeing?"
College Major Project for Career and College Readiness
GOOGLE SLIDES PRODUCTThis college major assignment for google slides has students research and explore various college majors. Students will use various college websites and search engines to gather information into a one-page template. Included in this product:College Major Assignment and RubricCollege Major TemplateCollege Major ExampleClick on the PREVIEW above to learn more about this product.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: College Readiness and Planning BUNDLE
Psychology of Color Project
This project allows students to explore the psychological effects of color in a creative and engaging way. By creating a visual representation of their research, students can deepen their understanding of how color influences human behavior and emotions. Additionally, presenting their projects to their peers can help students develop their public speaking and presentation skills.
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6th - 12th
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College and Career Informational Presentation Assignment
Get your students thinking about their future AND conducting research as they compare and contrast different colleges and careers. I've used this assignment in my junior English class for years, and it is always a student favorite!
Grades:
10th - 12th
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