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Common Core SL.9-10.1d resources for Easel
The Social Dilemma Netflix Documentary: 30 Question Worksheet + Answer Key!
The Social Dilemma- This is a video guide + answer key! (Hard copy and digital versions.)Technology, cell phones and social media leave us with a social dilemma for sure! Whether it be Facebook, Snap Chat, Instagram, Tik Tok or Twitter, all social media gives us reason to stop, pause and reflect!-----------------------------------------------------Here you will find:* 30 questions that follow along with the documentary* Answer key to make grading a breeze* An optional "less paper" version* Link
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: High School Health Curriculum: Full Year, Skills Based Health Education
Fahrenheit 451 Discussion on Censorship, Banned Books & the First Amendment
Engage students in your Fahrenheit 451 Unit Plan by discussing issues of censorship, The First Amendment, and banned books. Students read an article from the American Library Association, answer discussion questions, and discuss in small groups called Socratic Circles. Includes lesson plans, bell ringers, First Amendment and Censorship Article, discussion questions, discussion evaluation forms, and a link to a student version in Google Slides! Please click the PREVIEW above for a closer look at
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9th - 11th
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Fishbowl Discussions: Grades 9-12 & CCSS Aligned
How many times have you sent your high school students home to read a few articles or a few chapters for homework and the following day, when it's time for discussion, the room is dead silent and lifeless?
This happened to me all of the time in my first few years of teaching. If you're looking for a way to make class discussion purposeful and student-led, then FISHBOWL DISCUSSIONS are a great structure to try!
A fishbowl discussion can be used for any level of students, but you need to know
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Dystopian Literature: Mega Bundle of All Resources
Harrison Bergeron Activities, Full Text With a Socratic Seminar Activity
Students read and discuss "Harrison Bergeron" in this 2-day discussion activity. On day one, students prepare for the discussion by answering thought-provoking questions and writing two open-ended discussion questions. On day two, students hold an engaging and lively, yet highly structured, discussion. Discussion evaluation forms are included. This activity helps students process the issues at the core of Kurt Vonnegut's famous short story. Includes a student version in Google Slides. Please cli
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9th - 12th
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Classroom Lesson on Empathy: Walking In Other Peoples' Shoes
Empathy? What's that?! Oh, you mean that thing where people should consider what it's like to walk in someone else's shoes? **Insert obligatory comment from students wanting to trade shoes.**This lesson provides a nice, brief concrete activity to help demystify that abstract life skill we call empathy. Every student completes a short, shoe-themed activity. These are then collected and randomly redistributed. With your superpowers of facilitation, this brief lesson becomes one of those profound '
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7th - 12th
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Self-Directed Service-Learning Project Tool Kit for High School Students
Service-learning projects for self-directed learners offer a great opportunity for high school students to give back to their communities, develop 21st-century skills, and build their resumes through community involvement. Individuals or small groups design and lead their own service-learning projects while you facilitate. This tool kit provides guiding templates to scaffold students seamlessly and independently through the experience from start to finish."I used it to lay the groundwork for ser
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: Student-Led Learning Activity Tool Kits Bundle {Printable and Digital}
Fahrenheit 451 Discussion Activity for The Hearth and the Salamander
Engage students in your Fahrenheit 451 Unit Plan with this student-led fishbowl Socratic seminar on Part I, The Hearth and the Salamander. Students respond in writing to thought-provoking discussion questions and lead a deep discussion of the issues presented in the text. Includes lesson plans, discussion instructions, discussion questions, discussion evaluation forms, and a link to a student version in Google Slides! Please click the PREVIEW above for a closer look at everything included in thi
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9th - 11th
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Stress + Anxiety Management Toolkit
Perfect for Advisory, health class or the classroom, this teacher-tested toolkit contains a series of six original lessons and extension activities to help your middle and high school students manage their stress and anxiety, whether it be from the pressures of school life or just navigating adolescence. Each session is 30-45 min. Table of contents: Let's Talk about Stress, Learning about Stress, Slow it Down Strategies, STRESS: What the Experts Say, Stress: How Am I Doing? Stress Management Pla
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6th - 12th
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Listening Comprehension Practice NPR Audio Unit Volume 1 Digital and Print
If your students struggle with Listening Comprehension, this is the product for you! Listening Comprehension Unit Volume 1 covers 5 unique topics for students to practice their listening skills. As a large part of most standardized tests, students need to be comfortable and confident when it comes to listening to and comprehending information. Each audio is about 3 minutes long. This resource is perfect for grades 6-8. This unit includes a 10-question comprehension quiz and 2 short answer questi
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Listening Comprehension Practice Middle School Bundle Digital and Print
Julius Caesar Discussion Activity, a Socratic Seminar and 2 Days of Lesson Plans
Use this Julius Caesar Discussion to end your unit in a powerful way! On day one, students prepare for the discussion by answering thought-provoking questions and writing two open-ended discussion questions. On day two, students hold an engaging and lively, yet highly structured, discussion. Discussion evaluation forms are included. This activity helps students process the issues at the core of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. Includes a writable version in Google Slides. ➡️ Please click the PREVIEW
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10th - 12th
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Baby It's Cold Outside Debate, argumentation, Christmas
Looking for an interesting way to bring the art of debate into your classroom with the holiday classic Baby It's Cold Outside? Students will research the social debate that has surrounded this song the last few years via 2 magazine articles. In these articles they also learn the context of the time and connotation of some of the phrasing used in the song.Students then analyze closely the lyrics and build an argument on their position on whether it is a misogynistic song that possibly supports ra
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10th - 12th
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Mythology Unit 4: Mythological Heroes and Archetypes
Unit includes six 50-minute lesson plans with-Scripted Interactive slide lecture with group discussion breaks and activities-Lesson objectives and lesson frames-Critical thinking, reading, writing, and discussion activities -Note taking practice with reproducible or digital notes page-Collaborative presentation project-Individual writing project-Easel multiple choice test assessment
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9th - 12th
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Lord of the Flies REAL Story of Survival With Text, Questions, Socratic Seminar
Engage students with "The Real Lord of the Flies," a true account of boys stranded on a deserted island for 15 months. In this 2-day discussion activity students read the real life account, answer questions contrasting the boys' experience with that of Golding's characters in Lord of the Flies, and hold a fishbowl-style Socratic seminar. The discussion is lively, yet highly structured. Discussion evaluation forms are included. This activity helps students process the issues surrounding human nat
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8th - 11th
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Mythology Unit 3 Pantheons
Third Unit in The Study of Mythology series.Pantheons. Examines the concept of pantheons of deities. Focus on Greek and Sumerian cultures with research project expanding knowlege to other world cultures.Includes complete lesson plans, scripted teaching slides, activities incorporating critical thinking and discussion, close reading, short writing, research, daily and major assessments, and rubrics
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9th - 12th
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1984 Discussion Activity, a Socratic Seminar With Lesson Plan & Questions
Use this 1984 discussion to end your unit in a powerful way! On day one, students prepare for the discussion by answering thought-provoking questions and writing two open-ended discussion questions. On day two, students hold an engaging and lively, yet highly structured, Fishbowl Socratic Seminar. Discussion evaluation forms are included. This activity helps students process the issues at the core of George Orwell's 1984. Includes a writeable student version in Google Slides. Please click the PR
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9th - 12th
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Coping skills + student feedback, goal setting, digital activity middle school
Connect weekly with every student in your class privately and easily!This digital activity allows students to reflect on their learning and progress each week. A formative assessment that will part of the student care a teacher can provide, and gives a weekly insight, into each student. It will become part of the personal record of each student's well being, allowing you, as teacher, a convenient, computer based forum to facilitate a relationship with each student. Growth mindset and communi
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8th - 11th
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To Kill a Mockingbird Chapter 11 Close Reading Analysis Worksheet (Printable)
Support the development of close reading skills with this worksheet composed of challenging questions designed to help high school students analyze chapter 11 of To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. An answer key is provided. Delivered in printable Word Document and PDF formats, these instructional materials save teachers valuable time at home without sacrificing rigor in the classroom. (Alternatively, a Google Drive option is available.)By engaging with this resource, students will do the follo
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9th - 12th
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Fahrenheit 451 FREE Discussion Activity - Philosophical Chairs Questions
Engage students in your Fahrenheit 451 Unit Plan with a kinesthetic Philosophical Chairs discussion! After responding in writing, students physically take sides on a series of issues such as Montag's obligations, censorship, ignorance as bliss, and the pitfalls of technology. Discussions are passionate and well-reasoned. ⭐ Check out my Fahrenheit 451 Unit Plan for complete no-prep unit with activities for the entire novel! ⭐ More Fahrenheit 451 Resources: Fahrenheit 451 Bell RingersFahrenheit 45
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9th - 11th
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Socratic Seminar Pack for Any Book - Fishbowl, Circles and Philosophical Chairs
Use this Socratic Seminar Activity Pack to engage high school students in meaningful discussions. Use with ANY piece of literature. Includes a 2-Day Fishbowl Discussion Activity, a 2-Day Socratic Circles Activity, and a 1-Day Philosophical Chairs Activity. Use at any point during your literature unit or use with shorter texts for powerful classroom discussions. Instructions and all student materials are included. All the prep work is done! Includes a student version in Google Slides. Please clic
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Literature Response Activities, Literature Circles & Independent Reading
Ethics Civics Citizen Responsibility Activities - Social Scenarios Worksheets
What are the Civic and Social Responsibilities of the Rich and Famous? Because the wealthy have more, does it mean they are obligated to help the less fortunate? Are famous privileged people duty-bound to share their abundance or act philanthropic? People in the public eye are scrutinized for their lifestyles and beliefs. This awareness activity presents intriguing questions as discussion starters to engage your Social Studies students! Activity Objectives:Develop Problem-Resolution Ideas Criti
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9th - 12th
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Oral Communication Language Activities Setting Personal Greeting Boundaries
DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR PERSONAL GREETING BOUNDARY IS?Define, and understand what your special body space requires.And learn how to tell or show someone what your "Hello" comfort is.DETERMINE EXACTLY WHAT YOUR GREETING FEELING LIMITS ARE!This Printable Activity Helps You to Evaluate and Integrate Your Intimate Comfort Levels and Safety Zones!What Are Your Greeting Limits? Is it a Handshake, Hug or None At All?Bring awareness to initial behaviors.Build confidence when meeting others. Assess priv
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9th - 12th
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Water Pollution from Fertilizers: Lesson Plan Problem Based Learning
Are you looking for a high school water pollution activity that looks at water pollution from a variety of perspectives, is engaging, and promotes critical thinking? This resource is a lesson plan for problem based learning that looks at real-world problems associated with water pollution from agricultural and lawn fertilizers. Students then investigate different perspectives, interests, and angles, and weigh the costs and the benefits of different solutions. They develop a comprehensive plan th
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9th - 12th
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HS-LS2-7
, HS-ETS1-2
, HS-ETS1-3
, HS-ETS1-1
Also included in: Water Pollution Theme: High School Experiential Learning Bundle
Critical Thinking What Would You Do Activity: Clone Yourself
Get students thinking and talking with this single creative hypothetical What Would You Do? hypothetical situation. This flexible and adaptable ESL/EFL or social studies activity generates conversation, engages students, and engenders perspective-taking and problem-solving. Each situation also provides material for written, debate, and other creative projects.**********************************************************************************************************This product contains a dilemma
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: What Would You Do? Hypothetical WWYD Situations GROWING BUNDLE
6Cs Communication C: Assertive Skills | Healthy Relationships | Social Emotional
This is Section C. Assertive Communication for the 6Cs Communication Social-Emotional Learning Skills chapter. Want to see exactly what you get before you buy this product?Watch the PREVIEW VIDEO.Look at the PREVIEW PDF.(It is a watermarked version of the entire PDF resource.)Find out how to get this resource for LESS THAN $1.00NOTE: This product is designed to be used as part of an entire unit on Communication. This individual product is not meant to be downloaded separately and may rely on oth
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6th - 10th
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