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Common Core SL.9-10.3 resources for Easel Activities
Conversation Skills Scripts Social Language Middle High School No Prep
☀☀️ Conversation Skills Scripts is a no prep, print or no print social skills packet for middle and high school students. Great for homework, social skills groups, speech therapy sessions, counseling sessions or anytime you need to focus on specific conversation skills! A fun and easy way to engage your students and work on valuable conversation and language skills with your older students.►►Teletherapy-compatible! Use on your teletherapy platform with digital annotation. This product can be use
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Social Skills Emotions Bundle Homework Summer Middle School
Conversation Activities Giving Receiving Compliments Middle High School Speech
Looking for a digital, no prep, fun and engaging way to teach your middle and high school students how to give and receive compliments, an important social skill? This packet includes a social story, 2 youtube links and activities! Compliments are a great way to fill the emotional buckets of those around us! It can be used in individual therapy, social skills groups or classroom activities (perfect Valentine's day activities). The content and graphics are geared for middle and high school st
Grades:
6th - 12th
Podcast Listening Guide ( One Pager )
Engage your students in the classroom by providing listening opportunities with authentic & fun voices! If you use (or are thinking about using) podcasts in your unit or lesson, help students develop those critical listening skills by guiding their thinking with this one-pager! -Utilize this resource again and again with any podcast you choose to use in your classroom - no matter the subject! Use Digitally with EASEL by TPT
Grades:
6th - 12th
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
Rhetorical Analysis: Ethos, Pathos, Logos, I Have a Dream Speech, MLK, CCSS
Teach your students to analyze ethos, pathos, logos, and various rhetorical devices by analyzing Martin Luther King Jr.'s (MLK's) famous speech, "I Have a Dream." Dr. King's famous "I Have a Dream" speech is an important part of any unit of study, whether you're using it to teach U.S. history, rhetoric, speech and debate, Civil Rights, or to celebrate MLK Day. This multi-day worksheet is designed to help students understand the background and context behind this famous speech, practice CCSS alig
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9th - 12th
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Oral Communication Skills Secrets 4 Relationship Success and Conflict Resolution
We did NOT come equipped with Communication Skills at birth. What we learn(ed) was-is acquired through our family, friends, peers, media and limited to our social class. We interact with others based on our perceptions and biases. We adopt conversation patterns that work, but may not work as we intended. Confusion and frustration are often the result.Ever increasing human diversity often challenges our interpersonal relationships. Communication conflicts are now plentiful and sometimes downright
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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ChatGPT Critical Thinking Debate Slideshow: Should ChatGPT be allowed in school?
Should Chat GPT Artificial Intelligence tools be allowed in schools? Or is this cheating?FULL ChatGPT Slideshow Lesson + Editable WorksheetsChat GPT / Artificial Intelligence Critical Thinking DebateWriting Reflection AssignmentIncludes bonus Deepfake Critical Thinking Lesson + worksheets!FREE: The entire CHAT GPT critical thinking video lesson is on YouTube The shorter version (1h 19m) tells you when to pause the video to lead a classroom discussion.The longer version (3h 19m) explains to stude
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6th - 10th
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Oral Communication Language Empathy Scenarios Social Skills Activities Game
Empathy Awareness is vitally important to maintaining all relationships. Empathy is a life long skill that bonds humans in understanding each other through heartfelt compassion. Appreciation for our others is essential to interpersonal social success.Use Worksheets, Lessons, and Activity Game to Teach:Empathic Feelings in Self and OthersEnables Perspective and Perception Critical Thinking in Social SettingsEnhances Respect and SensitivityExpands Behavior RecognitionDevelops Growth MindsetHelps t
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Listening Comprehension Social Skills for Oral Communication in Relationships
Can You Hear Me Now? Is an effective learning to listen guidebook in a workbook format. Listening is the primary reason for conflicts in communication. Relationships are tested because one person cannot, or does not, understand the other. Listening is a communication skill. And, a learned behavior habit instilled by the family upbringing and socialization. Listening is critical to all successful interpersonal interactions. However, many people do not understand:Why they do not understand anothe
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9th - 12th
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The Yellow Wallpaper Short Story Close Reading
The Yellow Wallpaper is an exceptional short story to share with students - especially during Women's History Month in March. This close reading lesson includes 83 pages of info and activities and an additional 18 page complete version of the text annotated with vocab and insights. That's over 100 pages! Plus - This is a TpT Digital Activity, so your students can complete this ANYWHERE!- Author Bio- Key Events of the period- Plot Diagram- Literary Devices- ThemesCharacter- Character Mapping- Nar
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Interlopers (1919) Lit Guide | Saki | Literary Analysis | Theme | Irony
This easy-to-use activity is simple yet effective. Here’s what your class will do:Analyze H. H. Munro's (Saki) famous short story The InterlopersEngage with 10 high-level, short answer questionsExplore setting and symbolismIdentify and describe examples of irony and foreshadowingIdentify and interpret specific word choice and nuance in meaningInsert themselves into the narrative, make decisions and defend their opinionsDiscuss multiple interpretations of the short storyDebate if revenge if ever
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Super Bundle of Short Stories | 35 Lit Guides | SAVE 50%
Satire in Saturday Night Live Commercials
Unlock the World of Satire with Saturday Night Live Skits! Ever struggled to grasp the nuances of satire? Fear not! Delve into the world of wit and humor with our Satire Skits from Saturday Night Live presentation. Designed especially for students navigating the intricate realm of satire, this comprehensive 10-page PowerPoint/Google Slide/Easel is your ultimate guide to understanding this literary art form.Why Choose Our Satire Skits Package?✨ Laugh and Learn: Engage your students in a riot of
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8th - 12th
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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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The Gift of the Magi Lit Guide | O. Henry | Literary Analysis | Irony | Theme
This easy-to-use activity is simple yet effective. Here’s what your class will do:Analyze O. Henry's famous short story The Gift of the MagiEngage with 10 high-level, short answer questionsExplore setting, symbolism and climaxIdentify and describe examples of irony and foreshadowingIdentify and interpret specific word choice and nuance in meaningInsert themselves into the narrative, make decisions and defend their opinionsDiscuss multiple interpretations of the short storyDebate personal sacrifi
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: O. Henry Short Stories | Bundle of 4 Lit Guides | SAVE 15%
Understanding Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" Speech
Use this worksheet while reading or listening to the "I have a Dream" speech. Students will demonstrate understanding of the speech and the rhetorical appeals used in the speech. Printable Activity / Worksheet. PDF - File FormatAnswer Key IncludedRelated Topics Include:Martin Luther King Jr. speech analysis"I Have a Dream" speech explanationHistorical significance of MLK speechRhetorical devices in MLK's speechKey themes in "I Have a Dream"Speech interpretation MLKImpact of MLK's dream speechML
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Veterans Day: Military Voices
This assignment is great for Veterans Day, Memorial Day, or a unit with a military theme or related anchor text.Students will watch 5 animations and listen to 6 audio clips that convey the challenges that can come with involvement in the military, including multiple deployments, combat-injuries, and long-awaited homecomings. They will also record their reactions, inferences, and evaluations of the stories provided.Includes:An excerpt that explains the importance of hearing these storiesA graphic
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9th - 12th
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Debate Teaching Activity: Perspective Taking, Discourse, Public Speaking
Use this activity to guide introducing the ideas of opinions, perspectives, and debate. These activities are best suited for small groups, but can also be used individually.Contents:1. Instructions and teaching ideas, including relevant goals2. Debate topics3. Debate planners4. Essay activity
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9th - 12th
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6Cs Character BC: Video Analysis and Consolidation | Growth Mindset | SEL
This is Section B. Video Analysis and Section C. Consolidation for the 6Cs Character Social-Emotional Learning Skills chapter (updated Sep 2023). NOTE: This product is designed to be used as part of an entire unit on Character and Growth Mindset. This individual product is not meant to be downloaded separately and may rely on other sections of the bundle that are not included in this individual product.If you are interested in this product, please purchase the main product using this link: 6Cs C
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6th - 9th
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A Jury of Her Peers (1917) by Susan Glaspell | Lit Guide | Literary Analysis
This easy-to-use activity is simple yet effective. Here’s what your class will do:Analyze Susan Glaspell's famous short story, A Jury of Her Peers (1917) Engage with 10 high-level, short answer questionsExplore rising action, antagonist, protagonist, symbolism, irony, and foreshadowingInsert themselves into the narrative, make decisions and defend their opinionsDiscuss multiple interpretations of the short storyExplore bias based on how the male investigators behavedDebate what 'true justice' me
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7th - 12th
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The Story of an Hour Lit Guide | Kate Chopin | Literary Analysis | Theme
This easy-to-use activity is simple yet effective. Here’s what your class will do:Analyze Kate Chopin's famous short story The Story of an HourEngage with 10 high-level, short answer questionsExplore setting, symbolism and the antagonistIdentify and describe examples of irony and foreshadowingIdentify and interpret specific word choice and nuance in meaningInsert themselves into the narrative, make decisions and defend their opinionsDiscuss multiple interpretations of the short storyDebate how t
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Drama Genre Short Stories | Bundle of 8 Lit Guides | SAVE 30%
Kate Bush - Running Up That Hill - LISTENING SKILLS: No prep
Have everything you need to embark on an unforgettable auditory journey of Kate Bush's progressive pop triumph "Running Up That Hill", a listening skills music lesson exploring the song's compelling lyrics, distinctive instrumentation, and groundbreaking production. Do you have learners that love the 'Stranger Things' TV show or 80's Pop classics? They will love analysing "Running Up That Hill", and commenting on why this ground-breaking track became such an important part of the plot for the ch
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Song Analysis-Listening Skills-MEGA BUNDLE
Rhetorical/Argument Analysis Video Worksheet: *USE WITH ANY VIDEO ARGUMENT*
Audience: This resource is for students who consume social media often. The skills that are highlighted here help students become more critical consumers of visual rhetoric (visual persuasion). Objective: By the end of the lesson all students will be able to practice their rhetorical analysis skills as the result of a whole group/small group lesson in which a visual text's argument, evidence, rhetorical tools, and visual rhetoric tools are analyzed through the use of a scaffolded graphic organiz
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4th - 12th
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The Last Leaf (1907) Lit Guide | O. Henry | Literary Analysis | Theme | Irony
This easy-to-use activity is simple yet effective. Here’s what your class will do:Analyze O. Henry's famous short story The Last LeafEngage with 10 high-level, short answer questionsExplore character development, climax and symbolismIdentify and describe examples of irony and foreshadowingIdentify and interpret specific word choice and nuance in meaningInsert themselves into the narrative, make decisions and defend their opinionsDiscuss multiple interpretations of the short storyExplore the them
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: O. Henry Short Stories | Bundle of 4 Lit Guides | SAVE 15%
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