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Alcohol Lesson: How Alcohol Affects the Body Interactive Wheel Project
This interactive art project is a great way for your students to see how hard alcohol is on the growing body, how it affects the brain and body, what "alcohol poisoning" is, and more! >> Integrated Skills Based, Content Based / Knowledge Based. The best of both worlds.>> Meets HS/MS National Health Education Standards. >> Meets HS/MS Technical Subjects Health Common Core Standards.>> Meets Washington State’s rigorous Health Education Standards.Here is more about this reso
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6th - 12th
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Inquiry Based Learning Project: DEPRESSION
Depression is a mental illness that has come more and more into the spotlight when talking about school aged students. Where teens used to be seen as naturally moody and temperamental, we now know that depression is serious illness that needs direct, and sometimes medical, interventions. There are a few important things to remember about depression, not the least of which is that it’s quite common and also quite treatable. In this project, students are given a general overview of how inquiry pr
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â THE HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS BUNDLE
Executive Skills Coaching: Building a Self-Advocacy Toolbox
Students, particularly those with learning differences, don't benefit in the longterm by learning to be compliant and docile. This lesson is a stepping stone for practicing self-advocacy. Learning how to say no and to ask for what they need will help students in the classroom and beyond!
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Executive Skills Coaching: Self-Talk Strategies
This lesson is essential for ADHDers - but any student will benefit. Kids, particularly teens, often struggle with negative self-talk but lack the strategies for management. For ADHDers, this negative self-talk is rooted in their experience of being bombarded with criticism from adults and teachers (studies show ADHers receive a disproportionate amount of criticism) throughout their childhood. Considering negative self-talk can foster self-doubt, rumination, and procrastination, identifying posi
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Executive Skills Coaching: Managing Time Blindness
Working with a student who struggles with keeping track of time? Do they feel ashamed of their inability to adapt to a neurotypical schedule? Use this lesson to identify the student's time-related challenges. In addition, empower them with knowledge that shows them there is no "right" or "wrong" way to manage time.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Executive Skills Coaching: Burnout Prevention
This lesson contains essential knowledge for all students! With the high demands demands of school, extra-curricular activities, friendship, and family responsibilities, students - especially neurodivergent students - should have a plan in place for preventing burnout before it happens. This lesson addresses: what is burnout? What are effective ways for preventing burnout? And, what will I (the student) do in the here and now to prevent burnout?
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
My Culture Interview Chart - Social Studies - Visual Organisers - Inquiry - IB
An oral language interview task that will help students learn more about, themselves, their families and culture. This can be printed out or used digitally.Younger students can draw and/or write and older students write.It can be done as a stand alone activity but is also included in the Culture - How We Express Ourselves PYP Enhanced unit available here on TpT.
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1st - 8th
Woodcock-Johnson IV Cognitive, Achievement, and BASC3 Teacher/Parent/Self Report
Psychoeducational Evaluation Report template for the Woodcock-Johnson IV Achievement (standard battery), Cognitive (standard battery), BASC 3 Teacher/Parent/Self Reports. All sections include narratives with standard scores, percentile ranks, etc. All sections include tables that have subtest and cluster descriptors. Simply change the highlighted areas to fit the results from each student tested.
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Canadian and International Law: Theories of Criminal Behaviour & Sentencing
Overview: This assignment was designed to help students learn about theories of criminal behaviour and sentencing, and to draw connections between the two. Curriculum Expectations: This task targets the following learning outcomes from the Ontario Curriculum (CLN4U); however, it could be used in any Canadian or International Law course:A1.7 communicate their ideas, arguments, and conclusions using various formats and styles, as appropriate for the audience and purposeA2.2 apply in everyday cont
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â UPDATED! Canadian & International Law - HUGE Grade 12 Law Course Bundle!
Charity Research Assignment
We all know the importance of being charitable and teaching this to our kids these days! A research project is a cool way for them to understand! With Positive Psychology becoming more prevalent around the nation, this is a perfect assignment for students to find happiness in giving back. Great for a Positive Psychology class or a class where research is being taught, this assignment asks students to learn through their own research about global, national, and local charities.
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5th - 9th
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Women's History Month 2024 Theme | Google Slides | SEL Activity|Digital Resource
This google slide deck features this years Women's History Month Theme and 20 women who embody that that theme.This years Women's History Month Theme is celebrating women who advocate for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion. Each slide includes an image and two links that give will take you to two different websites that include short biographical information about each woman featured in this resource.This slide deck could be a great daily morning meeting activity or a warm up activity at the star
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6th - 8th
Teacher's Guide to Co-regulation
These slides are teacher facing and can be used for an introduction to co-regulation for professional development or just a refresher on ways we can co-regulate with our students.Emotions are contagious, and when a teacher is able to model a calm presence through their tone, facial expression, and posture, students are less likely to react defensively.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Addictions Drugs and Mental Health Assignment
Addictions, Drugs and Mental Health Assignment. This assignment requires students to research certain drugs and make a presentation based on their findings. Breakdown of grading scheme is included.
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8th - 11th
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Career Exploration WebQuest I Career Internet Activity
Career Exploration WebQuest that is great for middle OR high school students. Send students on a hunt to research different careers based on their interests and likes. 4 PART WEBQUEST- Multiple Days of Work for students. A GREAT RESOURCE!! 4 pages of work!EASY to add to Canvas, Google Classroom or any LMS for students to complete independently while learning about various careers of interest! Students will be engaged and excited about learning because it is tailored to their personality and lea
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5th - 12th
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World Day of Social Justice
Students will choose a social injustice to read about, then create an ad that promotes awareness for the injustice.
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5th - 12th
Emotional stability
Research about emotional stability, one of the big five personality dimension. Questions included.
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Not Grade Specific
Weapons of Math Destruction/Coded Bias Exploration Presentation
This project can be used in various settings. I used it with 9th grade Algebra 1 students. As a supplement to curriculum, we began a book study of Cathy O'Neal's "Weapons of Math Destruction." We analyzed pros and cons of use of Artificial Intelligence and use can reinforce inequities in our society. At the conclusion of the book study, we watched the Documentary called, "Coded Bias." Students were then asked to continue their research and present the project linked.
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9th - 12th
Violence and Video Games FRQ
This activity is best suited for older students - late middle school or high school. This activity includes links to two articles about the impact violent video games may have on adolescent aggression. The students must read the articles and formulate their own opinions by answering the included FRQ. Students will integrate research with their own formulated opinions.
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Social Psychology Unit - High School Psychology
Current Events: Psychology
Current Events: PsychologyThis is a great activity that will allow students to research current events from around the country. After finding an article from psychologytoday.com, students will answer questions around the article topic, the author's purpose was for writing the article, opinion about the article and, whether or not students question the facts or lack of facts given.Next students will create 6 unique questions about the article, one from each of the Blooms Taxonomy levels .In part
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9th - 12th
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Success Be With You... From Joy Within
'Success Be With You... From Joy Within' is a lively motivation course for the classroom, homeschool, or school holidays, consisting of 11 lessons with fun activities, and requiring about 13 hours for completion. It is created for Middle/Upper Elementary, Homeschool, or older, students to inspire them by realizing that success is not something they have to achieve entirely based on their education, academic results or career path. Being successful is more importantly a matter of enjoying life by
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4th - 6th
Famous Failures Internet Scavenger Hunt
Failure is a part of success. Help your students understand how failure can lead to growth with this internet scavenger hunt. All of the people mentioned in the chart were famous because they experienced great success. However, they all also failed terribly at some point in their lives. Students will be challenged with the task of finding out what failures were experienced and how they were overcome. Encourage your students to use reliable and trustworthy websites.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Making Mistakes Resource Bundle
Self-Care, Mindfulness, Social Emotional Learning Presentation
This is a research-based presentation that breaks down the impact of self care, mindfulness, and social emotional learning. It also include different ideas for how to practice these. *Includes the "Self Care Techniques" matrix that is free in my store :)
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Not Grade Specific
OCD Lesson | Therapy Resource| Fillable PDF | Printable | Teach the Brain
NOW AVAILABLE IN FILLABLE PDF FORMAT TO ALL WHO HAVE PREVIOUSLY PURCHASED AND THOSE WHO PURCHASE MOVING FORWARD! A Great Resource for online sessions & teaching. Now introducing a comprehensive guide to understanding and explaining Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. This makes a fantastic resource for clients and therapists! Do you struggle to understand how to explain and treat this specialized disorder? Fret no more! Countless hours have been spent researching and perfecting these evidence-bas
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An Open Letter About Sensitive Topics - Plus A Directory For Further Learning
Many of my students, family, and coworkers struggle with how to find the right words to open up a dialogue about sensitive and controversial issues surrounding gender, feminism, race, and more. At this particular moment in history, it can be difficult and even dangerous to do so. In response to this matter, I penned a letter that you can share with students, friends, co-workers, or family. You may use it word-for-word as it appears or you may decide to add/edit/remove certain parts (especially
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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