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Classroom Quiz-Style Game Disagreeing Politely & Respectfully for Elementary
This interactive Google Slides game approaches the topic of agreeing and disagreeing respectfully and politely with elementary students. "That's a stupid idea!", "That's lame!", "Those shoes are ugly!", we all have heard these comments. Sometimes kids need more guidance on how to politely and disrespectfully disagree with someone else's opinions, ideas, and personal preferences. This activity is inspired by popular quiz-style shows, but adapted to accommodate a classroom setting. Using an engagi
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Predicting Consequences: Elementary Choices & Consequences Lesson
Part of developing responsibility is understanding how choices have consequences, both good and bad. This lesson includes several coordinated activities together with a lesson outline, and a Google Slides version of the lesson. You can use this lesson with middle-upper elementary students to help them recognize the impact of their choices and become more responsible decision-makers. Do you need a choices & consequences lesson geared towards upper elementary students? Check out this lesson!Th
Grades:
2nd - 4th
Upper Elementary SEL No-Prep Lesson on Agreeing & Disagreeing Respectfully
Disagreements are often the cause of plenty of conflicts between students. However, knowing how to agree and disagree with someone politely and respectfully doesn't always come easy to students. This upper elementary digital and interactive SEL lesson approaches the topics of agreeing or disagreeing politely and respectfully, correcting someone politely, and giving suggestions respectfully.This no-prep lesson includes slides and activities, including the lesson plan, to teach three lessons (1 fu
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Upper Elementary Interactive Quiz-Style Game on Cyberbullying & Internet Safety
This quiz-style interactive game addresses relevant topic of cyberbullying with upper elementary and middle school students in a relaxed, engaging activity that covers basic topics such as:cyberbullying misconceptions, cyberbullying vs. disagreements or mean moments, resources available when someone is being targeted online, and basic online safety measures teen & pre-teen students can take. Children have access to social media and personal digital devices at increasingly younger age. Howeve
Grades:
4th - 6th
Weekly Wellness Activities (3 styles & examples)
Perfect Morning Work activity or end of the day activity. 3 different styles and ideas to choose from. The first copy is just some ideas for the teacher to use. Blank copy is to use to put under a document camera possibly and write in the activity chosen for the class to do. Could even be used for daily center activities for writing prompts.
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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