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High school problem solving social emotional learning resources in English (UK)
The Deserted Island - verbal reasoning skills
The Deserted Island18 pages in total; pictures of the island, and 84 items to take onto the island, and cards with the written names of the objects.Great for KS2, secondary and adults. Targets Language expression, verbal reasoning, turn taking, negotiation, and listening - amongst many other skills. Instructions included in the pack.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Readers Theater High School Being Yourself Drama Script Unit With Activities
The Trouble With Young People Today... is a powerful short drama script for older students that explores how not being true to yourself, and wanting to please the crowd, can lead to terrible consequences. Suitable for students aged 12+Cast size: 28 characters. Roles are mostly gender-fluid and can be performed by male or female actorsCan increase cast size to 32 characters by adding extra School Children in non-speaking rolesCan reduce cast size to 24 characters by giving 4 students 2 roles to p
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6th - 12th
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Encouraging self-expression and building conversational skills! ESL! 20 cards!
Activity Name: "Encouraging self-expression and building conversational skills while empowering students to share their thoughts and experiences."20 cards!Purpose: This activity is designed to enhance self-esteem, develop conversational skills, and help students overcome their fears of speaking. It aims to create a supportive and nurturing environment where students can express themselves, share their interests, and engage in meaningful conversations.Age Group: This activity is suitable for stud
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Rebus Puzzles/Word Brain Teasers
These word puzzle brain teasers/rebus puzzles are great to be displayed at the start of a lesson, or during tutor time, to engage your students' minds and get them thinking outside the box.With different difficulty levels, this activity is a great way to get the clogs turning in their minds and as well as familiarize them with common phrases and sayings.All answers are included.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Great Debate - Video Game Violence Explored (Handouts | Public Speaking)
Looking for an interesting class activity that'll get students thinking outside the box? Perhaps you're interested in introducing debates as a way to improve the understanding of renewables and the planet for your science or ESL group?This one-click download for Gaming Aggression is perfect for high school, teens and international classes interested in debate, critical thinking and group work on whether violence stems from gaming sources. This is also a great introduction into the violence, law
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Riddles pack #1
This pack includes five different riddle worksheets, four of them to use together with TED ED videos. They are perfect to practice listening and speaking skills (ESL) and solving problems. #1 - jobs riddle: use it with younger kids. They read the text and try to discover information about three people. #2 - Einstein riddle: watch the video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rDVz_Fb6HQ) and check the vocabulary in the worksheets. I recommend to do this with teenagers or adults. I normally divide t
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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Australian Issues: Oral Presentation Planning and Assessment Booklet
This is a booklet I created for a year 9 oral presentation assessment task. This booklet includes instructions, a list of topics to choose from, planning pages and a rubric. I have also included 'reliable source' links for studnets to use for their research. On the day of their presentation, students were required to submit this booklet along with a transcript of their presentation. Although this was used with my year 9, I could easily alter it slightly to make it suitable for years 7 and 8. Hop
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7th - 10th
Workplace Ambiguous Language
A great worksheet for high schoolers to identify direct and indirect language, as well as sarcasm!
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9th - 12th
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PPT and worksheet: How does media affect young people and society?
An engaging and detailed lesson (including Powerpoint presntation and a graphic organizer) to aid students in considering how the mass media affects society and particularly young people.
This lesson includes:
* A do-it-now task
* Differentiated learning outcomes
* A detailed team quiz about the media impact
* A graphic organizer to support students' understanding of a TEDx talk (link included)
* A range of activities for an engaging lesson
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6th - 10th
Python Programming Introduction 9 Week Guide
A Python workbook that features 10 chapters cover a range of topics. Starting basic with opening the Python IDLE all the way through to challenging students with a final task. Each chapter includes follow me tasks and challenges to consolidate what has been taught in the chapter.This workbook can be used as an independent working task, homework task or a suppliment to python lesson.The workbook includes chapters on the IDLE, Writing our first program, Arithmetic, Commenting code, Data Types, Sel
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Harmony Day Maze logic puzzle Math & literacy Game brain break Activity 7th 8th
Harmony Day Maze logic puzzle game, Harmony Day critical thinking activity, craft morning work | problem solving activities, Math & Literacy Activity. Centers, Crafts activity. These Maze Puzzle Icebreaker games are perfect for all ages 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th Kid Education, homeschool, Primary school, Junior high school, high school, Middle school, Early finishers, and Homeschool students. Celebrate a Great Time With These Prety games.--- YOU WILL RECEIVE:- 1 PDF File (6
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4th - 12th
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GCSE-AQA-Language Techniques- Pick a Number Game.
This resource is designed to assist students to identify different language techniques and language structure within a game format. Ideally used as a means of formative assessment, this resource is incredibly versatile and fun for both educators and learners alike.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Daily Writing Journals (2nd Edition)
These journals focus on pushing student thinking through writing. Students will respond to narrative, persuasive, and social emotional learning prompts.
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5th - 10th
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Spring Break Social Scenarios
Social scenarios made for high school and middle school students to review hypothetical situations they may encounter.
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5th - 12th
How do we make moral decisions?
This lesson focuses on moral decisions and how stuThese resources have been created carefully to embed the curriculum and enable our students to be taught effective lessons to allow our students to thrive. Each lesson has different activities to suit different learners - as we know all out students learn differently. The lessons are easily adaptable to suit your individuals and embed more challenge - but also easy to follow - suitable for Specialist and Non-Specialist teachers.
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5th - 10th
Also included in:Â Medical Ethics - Ethical and moral debates on medical procedures.
Inferencing Skills
A fun activity for middle school and high school students to use their inferencing skills to guess the location of photos!
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5th - 12th
Work Place Social Scenarios
An interactive way to have high school students prepare for work place social scenarios!
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7th - 12th
Social Media Scenarios
A helpful resource for high schoolers or middle schoolers that would benefit from hallway social scenarios and social media scenarios
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5th - 12th
Public speaking - How to convey emotion - English (UK)
A light-hearted approach to creating the emotional elements of public speaking. Body language, including facial expressions. The finer points of pitch, pace, power, pausing. Hints and tips. Examples - how the other half speaks. Activities to do. Q&A. Pretend play as practice - to build confidence. Self-critiquing/reflection moments. English idioms. Subtle allusions to stars of/quotes from the big and small screen, e.g. Grease; Friends; Catch Me if you Can; The Lion, the Witch and the W
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Great Art Robbery
Fun, creative, self-explanatory class project for group discussion. Students are asked to plot an Art Gallery Robbery with a view to steal a multimillion dollar work of art. But it won't be plain sailing, as they will need to think out of the box in order not to get caught or set off the alarm. - Clear instructions provided within the worsheet. - Optionally, teachers can come up with further challenges (banning words when speaking, adding elements to the map...) for which there can be rewards
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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How to write your own Praise Poem
In the 21st century, it is becoming challenging as an educator to get students to be free to create their own material, and not use AI to do it for them.This booklet is a step by step guide for anyone to realise their ability to use their minds and create their own poem for their own, personal, special person.In the last stage of putting all the ideas into the final poem, it is where my students have needed my assistance the most as they learn the art of putting their ideas together, after the r
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Odd One Out - Problem Solving
This is an excellent critical thinking and problem solving exercise pack that encourages speaking and group discussion in class. These colourful and interesting exercises allow students to speak without fear of failure as there are no right or wrong answers.This exercise pack can be used with multiple age groups and even in ESL language classesContents1. Teacher worksheet2. Five Problem sheets
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Energy Bus Study Guide for Teens
Use this easy, fill in the blank study guide as a partner to your teen or adult book study of The Energy Bus, by Jon Gordon. Book study participants will find this an easy way to follow along with the story, and gives the maximum opportunity to put the principles in the book to immediate use. Keep organized and motivated using this study packet.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Lesson plan on assertive communication
This lesson guide will help you teach the difference between assertive, passive and aggressive communication.
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7th - 12th
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