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Character education resources for GATE $10 and up
Growth Mindset, Perseverance, Passion Projects, Becoming An Achiever, and More
Empower your students with the necessary skills and a growth mindset to achieve their goals and make a positive impact on the world! This Growth Mindset Bundle for grades 2-5 teaches students what achievement is and what it means to be an achiever through examining topics such as mistakes and failure, perseverance, discovering passions, and more. PRODUCTS INCLUDED IN THE BUNDLE: Growth Mindset: What is An Achiever? Passion Projects 101: Genius Hour for Elementary Students Perseverance Toolkit Y
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Bundle: Creating a Positive Classroom Culture
This bundle includes four amazing resources that will help you establish a positive, safe, and welcoming classroom environment. These resources can be used daily and all throughout the year.Included in this bundle:1. Self Regulating in the Classroom2. Morning Meeting Discussion Cards3. Interactive Discussion Cards4. Building Your Classroom CultureBONUS: Editable classroom promise and student pennants (so fun to color and hang!) are included! Each are editable!
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Gifted and Talented Curriculum BUNDLE - GATE for Third, Fourth, and Fifth Grade
Looking for a resource designed to support newly identified gifted learners?Look no further... While some may argue that everyone is gifted, not everyone is a "gifted learner." This bundle of activities and lessons is here to assist educators, parents, and gifted students on their lifelong journey of navigating giftedness.For educators, there's the, "Got a GATE Program?" guide, and for parents, "A Guide to Gifted Resources That Stand Out From the Crowd." Gifted learners will benefit f
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Fairy Tales on Trial
Students discover a unique way to determine the fine line between “doing wrong” and “crime.” They “study” character education by “doing” - using fairy tales and simulating investigation and trials. The activities challenge students as they use all language arts skills: critical reading, analytical thinking and writing, speaking and drama.
Use with the entire class, choosing an appropriate case by its complexity and appropriate level of challenge. The class creates all elements of a case and pres
Grades:
3rd - 9th
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The Box Elementary Play Script on Rumors Drama Club Readers Theater
The Box Elementary Play Script on Rumors Drama Club Readers' TheaterWhat's in the box? Is it the sports equipment? Craft supplies? A Bengal tiger wearing SCUBA gear?? No one knows, but that doesn't stop the children from leaping to wild conclusions, and learning a lesson about spreading rumors.This one-act play was written for my 3rd-5th grade Drama Club to accommodate 23 performers, with differentiating roles ranging from a few lines for struggling readers to powerhouse roles for the attentio
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Cooties Boys vs Girls Epic Showdown 3rd 4th 5th Grade Drama Play Readers Theater
The third through fifth grade students in my drama club are at that stage where some of the boys think the girls have “cooties” and vice versa. In this play, the teacher allows the children to settle the question of male vs. female superiority in a classroom debate, where the children must provide facts, not opinions, to offer supporting details to justify their positions.
Who wins? I’m pretty sure you already know, but the children certainly enjoy practicing their reading skills as they a
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Unity Day Original Bullying Play Elementary Script Readers Theater Drama Club
Unity Day is a comedy that addresses bullying issues, with 24 roles ranging from a few lines for the meek or struggling readers, with roles to differentiate all the way up through gifted readers and/or those who enjoy the spotlight. It is a historical view from a far distant future of a time when Earthling children first attend an intergalactic school and run into some trouble with their new classmates. They struggle to learn to get along despite their differences, but as usual, some are more
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Back to School & Bullying Depth & Complexity Frames, Games, & Activities Bundle
Start your year off right by using the prompts of Depth and Complexity and Content Imperatives to teach your class all about your classroom procedures, rules, and how NOT to be a bully! This bundle offers Depth and Complexity frames, engaging games, and activities to get your kids communicating, writing, drawing, goal setting, planning for change, inferring, complementing, and thinking! Get your students to clearly understand your routines and procedures in the classroom and allow them to be a
Grades:
2nd - 8th
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Friendship Community Self Esteem Lesson Plan
This series of three lessons will help your upper-elementary, middle school, or gifted elementary students learn more about what friendship means, where to find friends, and what kinds of friends they might have. Complete with activities and rubrics, this set of lessons will raise everyone's awareness of each other's emotional needs.
This set of lessons is perfect for the beginning of the year or as a mid-year community builder. It is also ideal for counselors or prevention specialists to use
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Becoming an Achiever
Texas Legacy Award Finalist 2005
This workbook for 4th – 12th grade students asks them to read a little, think a little, and write a little about topics that will help them become successful achievers. These skills will raise student achievement as well as motivate students because of the success they will experiences. Authored by Carolyn Coil.
Topics include:
• Developing Self-Confidence and how the student, the student’s family, teachers, and peers, influence success and failure. Students lear
Grades:
4th - 12th
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What's On Your Mind?
Explore, through 13 reproducible student activities, issues gifted students are thinking about • gifted traits that produce empowerment; • how family traits affect relationships; • levels of tolerance and their effects on behav-ior; • social and emotional safety mechanisms; • choices, lifestyles, responsibilities and time; • behaviors that build or repel relationships; • using knowledge and humor; • how confidence and insecurity affect perform-ance, and • stress, procrastination, perfectionism,
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Staff Development "Final Four" Instructional Strategies for Gifted Learners
This presentation was created during March Madness, so I went with a "Final Four" theme. The presentation introduces and supports four simple instructional strategies to encourage critical and creative thinking in gifted and high-achieving students.
The four strategies include:
1.Inductive Reasoning
2.Providing Comfortable Struggle, Disable Intuition
3.Socratic Questioning
4.Nurturing a Growth Mindset
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Can vs Don't
This play/program was written for a Red Ribbon Week Assembly and worked beautifully in encouraging students to stay off of drugs. It points out all the things that you can do instead of all the things people tell you not to do. There are four main speakers and a multitude of one liner parts. There is very little acting requried by the main 4 speakers, but the one liners have quite a few actions. There is a section where either students can do the actions and not speak or you could have teach
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3rd - 11th
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Perseverance Dramatic Oral Presentation
My theater class was asked to give a monthly presentation to the entire school during our student of the month assembly. Each month, there is a different character trait that is stressed; in this case, perseverance. I showed the slides while the children went up to our microphones and presented their memorized portions. At the end of the presentation, I've given you the speaking parts which are numbered according to the slide that should be shown. Enjoy! My students did.
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