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Don't Talk Back/Disrespect no prep activities, self-reflection, situation cards
This complete unit includes: Self-reflection survey - can be done pre and post unit to see progressRole-play cards - practice saying statements with attitude, then calmly and reflect on how it sounds and feels2 introduction worksheets explaining “talking back”, why it is wrong, what is looks and sounds like, why kids do it, and what to do instead4 situation cards asking students to explain if a situation is “talking back”4 situation cards asking students why a situation was “talking back”, and w
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Camp Counselor Boundaries Training: A Must-Have Toolkit for a Successful Summer
Equip your camp counselors and CITs with the essential skills for maintaining healthy boundaries in the dynamic summer camp environment! Our comprehensive training presentation, available on Teachers Pay Teachers, is specifically tailored to empower your staff with the knowledge and strategies needed to create a safe, positive, and respectful camp atmosphere. Key Features:Interactive Scenarios: Dive into realistic camp scenarios to help counselors and CITs navigate potential boundary challenges
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Editable Classroom Rules Escape Room Challenge
Do you want to see what your students remember about your classroom rules and routines? Do they need a refresher after a school break? Do you want to give them a fun challenge that helps them remember these rules and routines? If the answer to these questions is YES! then this is the product for you.In this editable escape room, you can challenge your students with remembering classroom rules, what they should be sure to do at different points throughout the school day, and what it takes to b
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The Arctic Mission - Set of Class Activities on Group Decision Making
Overall Goal: Students will gain group decision making skills that will enable them to facilitate discussion with, and fairly delegate work to, their peers and adults within an organization. There are also close reading activities embedded in this activity with templates!This set of class activities (used in Leadership/AVID class) is fun, engaging and addresses knowledge and skills pertaining to the FOUR types of group decision making:- Autocratic or Decision By Authority- Committee or Minority
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You're in Charge!!
These questions are based on daily situations that can happen to anybody... what will you do when it happens it you?
Will you be prepared to handle on-the-spot incidents?
Will you have the right skills and ability to do what is right?
Will you feel out of place, awkward, or embarrassed if you had to help someone?
Do you have friends that will help you, persuade you, or discourage you?
Do you feel bullied sometimes?
Well now's your chance to express what you believe is the RIGHT thing t
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CharacterStrong The Last Lecture
CharacterStrong helps students stay focused on their goals in times like these. I have been finding ways to make lessons more manageable quickly, so I've created Google Slides for each CharacterStrong activity. In this video, Randy Pausch, diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer, gives his last lecture. With a few months left to live, he explains his childhood dreams and the lessons he has learned. He takes a dismal situation and uses it to spread impactful messages.
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Diversity Escape Room/Virtual Field Trip
This escape room is perfect for teaching your students about diversity and the acceptance of everyone. This 51-page activity touches on racism, sexism, LGBTQ+, students with learning disabilities, and students with lower socio-economic backgrounds. This is activity will remind your students to love everyone, even if they are different than you. This activity gives students scenarios and questions about diversity. Students will not be able to continue without answering the questions correctly.
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CharacterStrong Kathrine Switzer: First Woman to Enter the Boston Marathon
CharacterStrong helps students stay focused on their goals in times like these. I have been finding ways to make lessons more manageable quickly, so I've created Google Slides for each CharacterStrong activity. In this video, Katherine Switzer faced a combination of applause and aggression as the first official female participant in the Boston Marathon in 1967. Many cheered her on, but the head organizer of the race didn't want her there. Her choice to persevere and finish the race marked a mass
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CharacterStrong - Perspectacles
CharacterStrong helps students stay focused on their goals in times like these. I have been finding ways to make lessons more manageable quickly, so I've created Google Slides for each CharacterStrong activity. This video takes us through the eyes of a character who goes throughout his day without a care in the world until he is given glasses that allow him to see what is happening in other people's lives. This changes how he treats people and will enable him to be kind and apologize for his pre
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Random acts of kindness interactive boom cards lesson for life skills
Random acts of Kindness themed learning games for social development This kindness themed boom cards deck is perfect for teaching a kindness unit. Hands on and interactive digital acts of service learning. Listen to and complete each prompt to perform an act of kindness.⭐️20 cards totalBoom Cards™ decks are perfect for busy teachers (any and all teachers) No prep and no grading necessary! Just click, play, and repeat! Review your child's progress through the digital reports._____________________
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Also included in: Random acts of kindness boom cards bundle, hands on interactive lessons
Activating Empathy: 4 Activities for Students to Empathize with Disaster Victims
These activities are designed to help students of all ages empathize with people affected by natural disasters. These exercises can be used in conjunction with virtually any lesson on natural disasters as a way to add an extra layer of understanding. These activities also work great in Leadership or Service Learning class where you are trying to motivate your students to take social action or fundraise.
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Disability Awareness Visual Aid for Teachers
Teachers receive this three card (regular paper size) to use as a training resource. It helps teacher know how to coach their students to have successful encounters with disabled people through a three step process of preparing, providing conversation starters, and processing post-encounter. In a user friendly format, these large photos (with teaching prompts on back) gives real life scenarios that cover three different disabilities as examples. From this resource teachers can easily create role
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Also included in: Disability Awareness Bundle
Podcast Planner and Script Guide: Digital Citizenship
This is a planning sheet and a fill-in-the-blanks script template intended to help students plan and carry out a podcast around a topic related to digital citizenship.
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Calm Down Corner or Break Space Google Slide
Use this google slide as a quick "go to" resource for students who need a break or time to refill. Includes links to videos, puzzles, and read alouds. These can be easily edited or switched throughout the year.
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Mental Health - Stress - Mind Jar Activity - Take 5
A slide with an activity that describes how to calm one's mind. By taking 5 minutes, you can have time to process and breathe in becoming less upset.
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