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Character education homework for Microsoft Word
Classroom Puzzle Activity
This would be a great homework activity for the beginning of the year. Students can decorate their puzzle piece to share all about themselves. It is also a great way to discuss diversity and what makes us all special, and to create a classroom community by putting all the pieces together in a classroom display. "We All Fit Together."
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PreK - 3rd
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Beauty and the Beast ~ Movie Guide + Quiz + Word Search ~ La Belle et la bête
"No beauty shines brighter than that of a good heart." Shanina Shaik (Australian model ~ 1991)This film La Belle et la Bête is based on the French fairy tale by Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont. Included here are follow-along film questions for two different movie versions:* La Belle et la Bête ~ the 1946 movie by Jean Cocteau * Beauty and the Beast ~ the 1991 movie by Disney Studios ~ the DVD has the original English version and a dubbed-in-French version You get:* For the 1946 Jean Cocteau m
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9th - 12th
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Character Counts Bingo Boards for Secondary Grades
Trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and citizenship, the six pillars of the Character Counts program, are highlighted in these six bingo boards for students in 5th-12th grade. These cards focus on specific actions students can take to embody the positive character traits in their everyday lives. Ideas for Use: Celebrate a different character pillar each month. For each student, print off a bingo card that corresponds to the pillar you are focusing on. *Achieving a “BINGO”
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Personal Reflection - Real Self vs. Ideal Self
This activity can be used in a standard level or advanced psychology course.
It gives students the chance to evaluate some of their most positive and most negative traits and characteristics.
This could also be used in a Life Skills class.
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9th - 12th
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First Homework Assignment Identity Bag for Back to School Community Building
Want to get routine started on the First Day of School?
Looking for a fun way to introduce yourself and your students on the first day back to school?
This is the assignment I give the first day of school to all of my students. It requires students to gather items that well represent who they are for an identity presentation in the next class period.
The activity helps me to start building a community in my classroom by allowing students to find commonalities among their classmates, but it
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Applying to Scholarships
In this one-pager, you'll find directions for students to apply for essay-based scholarships. Students will have access to local and national scholarship search engines along with tips on how to creatively search for the best scholarship opportunities rather than simply resorting to the most popular scholarship sites. The document includes a handful of scholarship essay writing tips to make applications stand out from the competition!
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11th - 12th
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Living on your Own
This assignment allows students to evaluate the costs and difficulties of living on your own. They will create a power point presentation and answer questions to take them through the assignment.
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9th - 12th
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Mrs. Harris Goes To Paris ~ Movie Guide in English or French + Word Search
"Happiness is the secret to all beauty.There is no beauty without happiness."Christian Dior (French fashion designer ~ 1905 - 1957) Mrs. Harris is a widowed cleaning lady in London who becomes obsessed with having a haute couture dress by Christian Dior. She travels to Paris, meets le maître Dior, and gets not just one, but two lovely Dior dresses. The DVD has the original English version and a dubbed-in-French version of the movie. You get: 1. A film question sheet with 40 questions i
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9th - 12th
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STD before the test study worksheet
Was given as a night before the test review worksheet activity. Covers materials and information questions on the main Sexually Transmitted Diseases.
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8th - 12th
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Mental Health (Careers Activity Perseverance and mental health)
Students will do 10 steps, including videos, activities, questions, etc. geared at helping them with their mental health and to build perseverance. Meant for a Careers course.
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Not Grade Specific
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Character Education: Cause and Effect - If...Then...a Consequences worksheet
For middle and high school students, analyzing the effects of their actions is incredibly valuable! This worksheet gives students cause and effect statements that they must complete, such as, If you spend all your time on social media, then…If you pick on someone smaller than you, then…If you save your money, then…If you never go outside to play, then…If you get drunk at school, then… The statements are personal and will create deep, insightful conversations among students. In order for this to
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6th - 10th
Also included in: Creating a Positive Reputation - Unit w/ Homework, Activities, and Games
The Randon Act Of Kindness Fairy
Looking for a great way to promote kindness in and out of the classroom? This product contains everything you need! Included is a parent letter about the activity that goes along with the book Ordinary Mary's Extraordinary Deed by Emily Pearson. You will also find Random Act Of Kindness Fairy coupons, a list of at home kindness ideas, and a kindness chart.
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K - 2nd
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Santé Mentale (Activité carrières à la persévérance et à la santé mentale)
Students will do 10 steps, including videos, activities, questions, etc. geared at helping them with their mental health and to build perseverance. Meant for a Careers course.
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Not Grade Specific
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MONTHLY FAMILY SCRAPBOOK PROJECTS
SCRAPBOOKING IS ALL THE RAGE. This is a must or at least hopefully a want for every classroom at just about any grade/age level. If you're looking for a really fun way to get family members involved in their children's schoolwork, this is a great place to begin. At Back to School Night or Open House, present parents/guardians with this list of monthly scrapbook activities. Try to encourage each student to purchase their own scrapbooks or put them on your supply list or you could even ask for
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Happy Documentary: Applying the Strategies
After showing your students Happy, a documentary on what makes people happy, use this activity to have them put the 6 happiness-producing strategies discussed in the film to the test! Students will identify one activity per strategy that they will attempt, provide documentation of their attempt, and reflect on their experience. This is a great opportunity to have students apply what they learn in school to their lives outside of school.
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6th - 12th
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Star Student
Every child is unique and special in his or her own way. The Star of the Week program is rewarding because it gives everyone a chance to truly shine during his/her week. Each week we look forward to sharing the things that make our "star" sparkle. During this school year, each student will have the opportunity to be our Star Student!
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PreK - 3rd
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Culture, Diversity, Equality, Prejudice and Tolerance Essay Assignment
The essay prompts in this editable assignment were developed to build on Shawneen Morrison’s Culture, Diversity, Equality, Prejudice and Tolerance lesson (also available at TpT). However, a vocabulary list from the foundational lesson is included here in case the essay prompts are desired for stand-alone use. Eighteen essay prompts lead students to analyze and articulate the origins, impacts, and modern manifestations of prejudice, discrimination, privilege, inequality, cultural identity, into
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9th - 12th
Behavior Forms for the Classroom
*Please look at the preview. The thumbnails for my favorite forms did not generate correctly.
This is a collection of behavior forms I have created over the years while teaching Special Education and most recently Kindergarten. I am uploading these in word so you can adapt them to your schedule and classroom needs. I hope you find something you can use in your classroom!
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PreK - 8th
CIVIC DUTY AND CITIZENSHIP WORD SEARCH
THIS WORD SEARCH COVERS TRAITS OF GOOD CITIZENSHIP. HAVE A GREAT YEAR OF LEARNING.
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5th - 7th
Roman Holiday ~ Movie Guide + Word Search + Quiz + Student Reflection
"You may have the universe if I may have Italy."Giuseppe Verdi (Italian composer ~ 1813 - 1901) This Hollywood classic is set in Rome during the 1950s. It won three Academy Awards including the Best Actress Award for Audrey Hepburn. A delightful romantic comedy offering a look back to another time in Rome with three iconic movie stars of a bygone era ~ Audrey Hepburn, Gregory Peck, and Eddie Albert. You get: 1. A film question sheet with 40 questions. 2. An answer key. 3. An easy
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9th - 12th
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The Power of Positive Thinking
This download includes 3 short articles that discuss the various benefits of thinking positively throughout life. After each article, there are 3 reflective and evidence-based questions for students to answer. You can assign students all 3 articles to read or you can have 1/3 of the class read each article and share their findings with the rest of the class!
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6th - 12th
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What are my Options After High School?
This activity, most applicable to juniors and seniors, guides students through the basic steps involved in post-secondary education planning. Students will start by assessing their personal academic and financial status. Then, they will work as a class to identify the pros and cons of the three most common paths to continue their education after high school (4-year universities, community colleges, and trade schools). In Step 3, students will analyze 3 schools to determine what degree of financi
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11th - 12th
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Prioritization
In this activity, students will learn the importance of prioritizing and the necessary steps to follow to prioritize effectively. Students will then read and respond to 3 scenarios of increasing difficulty that require them to use and further develop their prioritization skills.
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6th - 10th
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What is Your Heritage?
This organizer provides an excellent social studies homework assignment prior to lesson on the ethnic and cultural make up of the U.S. population. It provides a framework for students to research their own background through family interviews to discover what continents, countries, states, cities, towns, etc. their family originates.
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5th - 8th
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