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Free character education resources for GATE
Multiple Intelligence Test for Kids (Free)
Learning about multiple intelligence theory can be very empowering for students, especially when you administer a survey to help them discover their own strengths and growth areas. Because most online survey tools are too long and complex for kids, I created this quick and easy classroom version for my students. I included an example of a completed survey on page 4 so you can see how it works.How to Use this Survey to Foster a Growth MindsetBefore you use this survey, please watch my free MI Sur
Grades:
4th - 7th
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Bullying Scenarios and Depth and Complexity Activity Freebie
Teach your students that bullying is wrong! October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and this freebie will get your students ready to combat bullying!
This freebie includes eight bullying scenario cards in both color and black and white. Students will have the chance to explain what they would do if they were involved in particular situations. Take it a step further, and have students role play each scenario, so they're prepared should they encounter a similar situation. Also included
Grades:
2nd - 8th
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Growth Mindset Free Student Survey
This free student survey is a great way to help students identify growth mindset! I use this along with the Growth Mindset Project-Based Learning the first weeks of school to create a mindset change in our school. This is great in conjunction with character education!
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Grades:
4th - 6th
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Growth Mindset Posters FREEBIE
This product includes 8 different growth mindset / modivational posters that you can use in your classroom.
Posters can be left as is, or decorated by the students prior to hanging them up in the class or adding to binders or portfolios.
Enjoy!
Grades:
1st - 12th
15 15-Minute Leadership Lessons for Elementary Gifted Students
This leadership packet is a GATE enrichment resource. Leadership is a gifted goal in many states. Let me take the pressure of you with 15 high-level Leadership lessons.Have you always wanted to teach your top 10% leadership lessons? Now you have a great way to incorporate leadership activities into your classroom. This packet has everything.Included in the packet is:A pack of 15 15-minute, high level leadership lessons. Each one building on the previous lesson to cover all aspects of studen
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Anticipation Guide and GATE Frame for Maniac Magee
Get your students ready to enjoy the Jerry Spinelli's novel, Maniac Magee, by having them explore four different stations. Through the lens of the GATE icons, students will get thinking about issues that affect society today, just as it did back when Maniac ran around Two Mills, Pennsylvania.
As students rotate through the stations, they can take notes on the icon frame (included).
Access to a device that can scan QR codes is required.
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Grades:
5th - 8th
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Character Traits Logic Puzzle
Character Traits Logic PuzzleThis kind of puzzle is commonly known as a "logic grid" puzzle. Students will be able expand their thinking by using logic and reasoning to narrow down their options until all the matches are revealed. What's Included*Directions*Color Copy*Black & White copy*Answer Key*************************************************************The 5 Important P's to consider...PREVIEW this PRODUCT to see what's included!!! You won't be sorry! PRIME PURCHASESPAY OFF! They are th
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Dig Goal Activity
Students will set their own academic goal that ties in with technology. Great activity on goal setting to start the year off with! You can do a fun bulletin board with this too! Please rate this activity! I would appreciate it!
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Grades:
K - 6th
Poem: Everybody Makes Mistakes
I wrote this for my students to encourage them to take chances, risk mistakes, and learn from them. I put it on a bookmark and gave it to them, along with a brand new pink eraser.
Grades:
1st - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Student Self-Evaluation - For Gifted and Non-Gifted Learners
This file includes two similar self-evaluations for students to fill out. One includes a question about gifted class, the other does not. Otherwise, they are the same. This is a quick, easy evaluation students can do for inclusion in data notebooks, parent teacher conferences, and more. I like to do this at the end of the first nine weeks and the last nine weeks so students can see their growth.
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Not Grade Specific
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Emoticon Feeling Visuals
Use your emoticon visuals as a guide to help students use words to describe their emotions. Often, students become frustrated and don't know how to describe how they are feeling. All of these effect learning in the classroom! Students must learn to collaborate with peers and setting up these important conversations is critical.
Feelings include:
happy
silly
bored
excited
nervous
tired
embarrassed
ill
sad
Grades:
PreK - 12th
How can I help animals in my community?
"How can I help animals in my community?" provides questions to guide students through identifying their interests and thinking about how and where to volunteer, such as an animal shelter. The questions can be used as a handout or to generate discussion.
Grades:
2nd - 10th
SMART Goals
This pack includes three phases: 1) a brainstorm sheet with circle maps to get ideas for personal and academic goals, 2) a chart to make sure these goals are SMART, 3) a shaping sheet to write a paragraph about one personal goal and one academic goal.
Can be used as a writing activity, formative assessment, and/or summative assessment!
This is a wonderful beginning-of-the-semester assignment that can be looked at periodically to check on the progress of achieving the stated goals.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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Classroom Rules
The physical copy of our classroom rules the children came up with during winter break. I suggest printing these out as "posters" in the printer que so they can be enlarged and then glued or stapled side by side.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
"ANTswers to Teamwork and Cooperative Learning
"ANTswers to Teamwork is a cooperative learning program for schools and sports teams based on the facts from research on the social organization of ants. These strategies can help change the team work culture in your school! The project includes a lesson plan for introducing/teaching the “Ant Core Values”, a YouTube video of our own original "ANT"imation, and posters for the classroom. A copy of an original children’s book, “So You Want to Be Part of our Team: A Story of Teamwork and Biomimicr
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Quote Analyzing
This is a three page sample of a larger book of quotes I've compiled. Each page contains a quote, asks students to analyze the quote then write their opinion regarding the quote.
The larger version is a notebook of famous quotes compiled from Helen Keller, Gandhi, Albert Einstein, Buddha, Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King Jr., and Mother Teresa. 54 total pages/ 50 quotes
Grades:
4th - 7th
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*Beginning of Year* Reflection Conversation Starters
Help your students reflect and get to know each other.Questions focus on kindness and student success.**Also Included- Ideas for how to implement this activity in your classroom.
Grades:
K - 7th
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Collaboration Posters
Anchor your class expectations with these collaboration posters for,
Leaders, Listeners and Mistake Makers. They include definitions for clear expectations.
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Grades:
1st - 8th
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Personal Success Factors - Letter Banner
This letter banner is to be used with the Personal Success Factors posters I created for my GT classroom. These factors are helpful in development social/emotional skills that GT students sometimes lack.
Personal Success Factors are the following characteristics
Curiosity
Gratitude
Grit
Optimism
Self-Control
Social Intelligence
Grit
Grades:
2nd - 6th
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