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Character Education Kindness 101
Students need to see good news more than ever and Steve Hartman nailed positivity in his series Kindness 101. He and his children conduct conversation on character traits as Steve looks back on people he has met on the road. Please use this lesson to accompany your discussion with your students on character.This activity is great when you have a substitute or when you need to step back from the curriculum and focus on students and building relationships. It will also be a great resource for char
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Inside Out Emotional Regulation Bulletin Board {Silhouette Cut File Included}
I've been wanting to create this board for-ever! It's perfect to use for emotional regulation and morning meetings that focus on character education.I finally gathered all the plushies (Amazon links included in the bundle) and grabbed a shelf from Hobby Lobby. I used my Silhouette Cameo to cut the black vinyl wording on the top and bottom-both cut files are included and can be used with the Studio software.There is also a PDF that includes the characters and memory balls. Memory balls state the
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Wonder Movie Guide
Want to discuss diversity, kindness, stereotypes, middle school angst? The movie Wonder is an appealing avenue to all these. Or, watch and compare the movie to the book.This collection of 10 activities has activities for before, during, and after viewing Wonder (2017), the movie based on RJ Palacio's novel. You can pick and choose which activities to use, and in what order. Activities are designed to appeal to a variety of learning styles and formats, and are differentiated to allow for maximum
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Netflix: Leo (movie guide)
Engage your students in this light-hearted, Netflix, movie about two class pets who live inside a 5th grade classroom. However, the lizard (Leo) fears for the end of his life and plots to escape to freedom! When a new, substitute, teacher takes over, she decides to let the students take home the class pets. In doing so, Leonardo is able to have a profound, positive, impact on all of the lives he touches, including the not-so-great substitute teacher. This movie is great so show at any time o
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42 (Jackie Robinson) Movie Questions
Students answer the questions as they view the movie 42, about the legendary baseball player credited with integrating baseball in the United States.
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Legally Blonde Movie Discussion Activities
Legally Blonde is a film about proving people wrong. It is a great tool to discuss topics such as self-esteem, making choices, stereotypes, sexual harassment, and positive personal qualities. Product includes:Before, During, and After Movie Discussion Questions (11 open-ended questions)What Would You Do? Activity on Personal Decision MakingQualities of Success Vocabulary Terms All activities are great for class discussions. The activities are structured for open-ended responses, allowing your st
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Zootopia Movie Lesson Booklet -EDITABLE-
Allow students to watch and LEARN from the movie Zootopia! Zootopia is a great film to peacefully discuss stereotyping and it's harmfulness. The goal is to understand the movie enough to learn from it and apply that learning to the real world.
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Vocabulary page
Pre-movie questions
Discussion questions to pause and answer during the movie
Meaningful character quote
Creative corner allows students to draw their appearance as an animal in Zootopia
Predator or prey questions
Biome Matching
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Character Education Kindness 101 Honesty
Using Kindness 101 with Steve Hartman, discuss the character trait.Students need to see good news more than ever and Steve Hartman nailed positivity in his series Kindness 101. He and his children conduct conversation on character traits as Steve looks back on people he has met on the road. Please use this lesson to accompany your discussion with your students on character.This activity is great when you have a substitute or when you need to step back from the curriculum and focus on students an
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Character Education Kindness 101 Altruism
Using Kindness 101 with Steve Hartman, discuss the character trait.Students need to see good news more than ever and Steve Hartman nailed positivity in his series Kindness 101. He and his children conduct conversation on character traits as Steve looks back on people he has met on the road. Please use this lesson to accompany your discussion with your students on character.This activity is great when you have a substitute or when you need to step back from the curriculum and focus on students an
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Character Education Kindness 101 Purpose
Using Kindness 101 with Steve Hartman, discuss the character trait.Students need to see good news more than ever and Steve Hartman nailed positivity in his series Kindness 101. He and his children conduct conversation on character traits as Steve looks back on people he has met on the road. Please use this lesson to accompany your discussion with your students on character. This activity is great when you have a substitute or when you need to step back from the curriculum and focus on students a
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Character Education Kindness 101 Optimism
Using Kindness 101 with Steve Hartman, discuss the character trait.Students need to see good news more than ever and Steve Hartman nailed positivity in his series Kindness 101. He and his children conduct conversation on character traits as Steve looks back on people he has met on the road. Please use this lesson to accompany your discussion with your students on character. This activity is great when you have a substitute or when you need to step back from the curriculum and focus on students a
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The Great Debaters Movie Questions
Students answer questions as they watch the 2007 movie, "The Great Debaters."
About the film: "Poet and professor Melvin B. Tolson (Denzel Washington) teaches at the predominately black Wiley College in 1935 Texas. He decides to start a debate team, something nearly unheard of at a black college. While at first he butts heads with the influential father (Forest Whitaker) of one of his best debators, eventually he is able to form a team of strong-minded, intelligent young students, and they beco
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Character Education Kindness 101 Gratitude
Using Kindness 101 with Steve Hartman, discuss the character trait.Students need to see good news more than ever and Steve Hartman nailed positivity in his series Kindness 101. He and his children conduct conversation on character traits as Steve looks back on people he has met on the road. Please use this lesson to accompany your discussion with your students on character. This activity is great when you have a substitute or when you need to step back from the curriculum and focus on students a
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Character Education Kindness 101 Compassion
Using Kindness 101 with Steve Hartman, discuss the character trait.Students need to see good news more than ever and Steve Hartman nailed positivity in his series Kindness 101. He and his children conduct conversation on character traits as Steve looks back on people he has met on the road. Please use this lesson to accompany your discussion with your students on character.This activity is great when you have a substitute or when you need to step back from the curriculum and focus on students an
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2011 Movie Bully Questions
Students answer questions as they view the 2011 documentary film, "Bully."
About the film: "Filmmaker Lee Hirsch examines five cases of youths who endure vicious persecution at the hands of their peers. Ja'meye, 14, winds up in reform school after pulling a gun on the youths who tormented her for years. Cameras record the abuse suffered by 14-year-old Alex as he's beaten and teased on the bus. Star athlete Kelby, 16, is ostracized and worse after she comes out as lesbian. Most tragic of all, tw
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Character Education Kindness 101 Courage
Using Kindness 101 with Steve Hartman, discuss the character trait.Students need to see good news more than ever and Steve Hartman nailed positivity in his series Kindness 101. He and his children conduct conversation on character traits as Steve looks back on people he has met on the road. Please use this lesson to accompany your discussion with your students on character. This activity is great when you have a substitute or when you need to step back from the curriculum and focus on students a
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Ruby Bridges Movie Questions
Students answer twenty questions as they view the film Ruby Bridges. Ruby Bridges, a civil rights activist, was the first child to desegregate an elementary school in Louisiana.
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Character Education Kindness 101 Service
Using Kindness 101 with Steve Hartman, discuss the character trait.Students need to see good news more than ever and Steve Hartman nailed positivity in his series Kindness 101. He and his children conduct conversation on character traits as Steve looks back on people he has met on the road. Please use this lesson to accompany your discussion with your students on character. This activity is great when you have a substitute or when you need to step back from the curriculum and focus on students a
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Film Guide: It's a Wonderful Life | Elements of a Beloved Christmas Classic
HEE-HAW!Take a cinematic journey to Bedford Falls, 1946. Explore the film's origin, its transformative journey from a post-WWII flop to AFI's #1 Most Inspirational of All Time. Witness Jimmy Stewart's iconic role as George Bailey, Donna Reed as Mary, and Frank Capra's trademark storytelling.Assignment Highlights: Film Background:Discover the captivating narrative set in Bedford Falls, innovative effects, and even happy accidents that give the film some of its charm.Uncover Jimmy Stewart's WWII l
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A Time for Justice Video Questions - Free Teaching Tolerance Film
Use these questions as students view the free Teaching Tolerance Film, A Time for Justice.
About the film: "In A Time for Justice, four-time Academy Award-winning filmmaker Charles Guggenheim captured the spirit of the civil rights movement through historical footage and the voices of those who participated in the struggle."
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Social-Emotional Learning Movie Activity Bundle - Teach SEL Skills with ANY Film
Looking for a fun Friday activity or earned reward day where students can relax a little but still focus on their social emotional well-being skills?This bundle includes...SEL BingoSEL Tic-Tac-ToeThis SEL activity can be used with ANY movie. Students are tasked with finding examples throughout the film that demonstrate social emotional learning competencies. Use the board prompts as a jumping off point for small group or whole class conversation after the movie!Each column of the boards is based
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Freedom Song Movie Questions
Students answer questions for the film Freedom Song, a story about ordinary citizens who organized at the grassroots level and risked their lives to bring about change. Although the story and town are fictional, it is based on firsthand accounts as recalled by activists, and some of the film includes actual footage from the civil rights movement.
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Character Education Kindness 101 Patritotism
Using Kindness 101 with Steve Hartman, discuss the character trait.Students need to see good news more than ever and Steve Hartman nailed positivity in his series Kindness 101. He and his children conduct conversation on character traits as Steve looks back on people he has met on the road. Please use this lesson to accompany your discussion with your students on character.This activity is great when you have a substitute or when you need to step back from the curriculum and focus on students an
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Movie Guides: Classic Film Guides to use in the Classroom
This is the perfect packet for you if you are teaching a media or script to screen style elective. Viewing in the classroom has become an art-form. You can't just show a movie anymore-- you have to present it to the class. These study guides are designed to test student's knowledge and comprehension of the program. These pages cover the lower level ideas so that you are able to discuss the finer points with the students at leisure. Movies included in this packet: A Knight's Tale, The Sandlot, Th
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