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Character education microsofts for GATE
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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Scholarly Pursuits: How to be a Scholar PowerPoint, Posters, and Activities
Scholarly Pursuits - How to be a Scholar Bundle (Introduction PowerPoint and Activities)
Explore the world of Scholarly Pursuits with this 14 slide presentation introducing students to the concepts based on Sandra Kaplan's research in gifted education. Scholarly Pursuits are often used in the field of gifted education, yet are extremely helpful to all students, especially those lacking many models of successful student-learner behavior.
This presentation is intended as a beginning of schoo
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Leadership, Identity, Cultural Relevance -- Two GATE Social-Emotional Lessons
Here we have two GATE social-emotional lessons promoting self-understanding, cultural relevancy, and leadership. These lessons correspond to the National Association for Gifted Children’s programming standards 1.1, 3.3, and 3.5.Does your school district/state require gifted learners to complete an Advanced Learning Plan? These activities will help provide background as students make plans and set goals for the aspects of their lives they value the most. File these activities away, add them to
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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My Keys to a Growth Mindset
Growth Mindset....Let's keep the conversation going and engage our students in fun and creative ways to learn all about it!Let's make a Growth Mindset Keychain! Included in this product are 9 keys with Growth Mindset statements printed on them. There is also a brain shaped key fob to color and attach the keys onto. Also included is a blank brain shaped key fob, and blank keys if you’d like to customize them differently.Students pick the keys they want and then write about how they are currently
Grades:
1st - 8th
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Wonder - Depth of Knowledge Questions
This unit includes higher level thinking questions, and a post-reading writing activity. Other ideas for post-reading activities include acting out a scene from the story, but changing an element. (Camp scene – but Auggie’s hearing aid actually saves the day.) There are other ideas on the websites listed below.
You may choose to have students read the book together as a class, and discuss the questions, use the questions as prompts in journals, or a combination of both. Another option is to us
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4th - 7th
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6 Pillars of Character: Weekly Menu Project
This project menu allows students to choose from a "menu" of options of activities to complete. The common theme in all the assignments revolves around the 6 pillars of character: Citizenship, Respect, Trustworthiness, Caring, Responsibility and Fairness. This is great for Gifted and Talented students, independent study projects, or guidance lessons with the counselor. Use this in whole group, small group, or individual settings. Students not only explore their creativity, critical thinking,
Grades:
4th - 7th
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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
Character Traits
This is a great way to get students to have the language to talk about character and to identify their top 6 character traits.
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Not Grade Specific
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Self Confidence Activities + Self-Assessment Class Morning Meeting/SEL Lessons
Help students develop self-confidence and improve their social-emotional learning with these activities. Students will self-assess their ability to be true to themselves and learn new strategies. These morning meeting slides will help boost your students’ SEL skills through class discussions, role-plays, real-life scenarios, and printable activities. The PowerPoint slides help you teach 5 mini-lessons on how to be true to yourself. The lesson introduction explains why students should learn about
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Student Perception Survey! Get feedback from your students.
Reflective educators want to know what students are thinking. I use this survey throughout the school year to determine my students' level of effort, perceptions, satisfaction, and attitudes. The purpose of this survey is for me to understand my class better, hear what they think is working well, and consider adjustments as needed. The survey also helps to lead a discussion that will make students accountable for classroom performance or lack of.
Students are asked to complete 12 quest
Grades:
3rd - 9th
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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
STARFISH- POSITIVE BEHAVIOR CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
Use this document for classroom management!
It will:
*Promote the use of positive character traits
*Reduce the amount of negativity because you will be addressing the positives so much that students will want to be awarded, even if it's just having their name up on one of the STARFISH charts!
*Print these sheets on colored paper to decorate a bulletin board and use ALL YEAR LONG!
Even ordinary people can make a difference!
Grades:
PreK - 8th, Staff
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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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Grades:
3rd - 11th
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The Giving Tree K - 4
Excellent 1st week of school lesson to help students take personal responsibility for their actions and behavior to create a positive learning environment for peers and teachers .
Grades:
K - 4th
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Headbandz Growth Mindset Vocabulary Cards
Headbandz growth mindset vocabulary cards. Great for review after teaching growth mindset. 24 vocabulary words about growth mindset. Print a copy for groups and students can play headbandz to figure out their vocabulary.
Grades:
K - 5th
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Creative Visualization for Finding your Storyteller: Pre-writing Activity
OFFER: Be one of the first 5 people to review this product and receive a FREE mp3 of the visualization being read that you can play for your students!
Before you can write or plan your writing you have to be able to think. Creative visualization is an effective and fun tool that allows students to focus and access their knowledge and ideas that are the basis for authentic, inspired and thoughtful writing in any genre. The teacher guides the students through the process and then students ca
Grades:
7th - 11th, Adult Education
What is a pet?
Pets are all around us in the community. The lesson "What is a pet?" guides students through the process of defining a "pet," naming an animal, and how selecting an animal and naming it begins to create a relationship.
Grades:
4th - 10th
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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
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