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Character education Common Core SL.9-10.3 resources
End Of Year Life Skills Activities: Character | Growth Mindset | Student Survey
A week of Growth Mindset lessons + Student Growth Mindset Survey. Great End of Year Life Skills activities when you have more time. Teach students HOW to struggle. This life-long tool is great for an End of Year Life Skills refresher! Use it as part of your End of the Year activities: it's fun, "easier" work that still has learning value. Teach important lessons if you ever need to fill a period.Use this anytime to hit the re-start button in your classroom community.Use it again during Back to S
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6th - 10th
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Social Media Shaming Podcast Worksheets
This is a teacher's guide and worksheet to accompany the TED Radio Hour segment with Jon Ronson titled “How Can Our Real Lives Be Ruined By Our Digital Ones?” Students see online shaming first-hand, so this lesson was created to help them understand how and why relatively nice people can get caught up in malicious social media shaming.UPDATE: Now includes links to Google Slides. Each worksheet is placed as the background on the Google Slide and the students create textboxes to input their answer
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Mega Podcast Bundle
Leadership Skills For Groups & Teams (SEL, Character Ed, Life Skills)
Facilitate job, life, and leadership skill development through engaging activities and discussion based learning relating to relevant and practical character and leadership topics. Let teens lead the way in crucial conversations, critical thinking, and social emotional growth as they build their community and leadership identity. 10 Lessons are included in this curriculum bundle, with supplemental resources linked below. Each lesson can be led in one to two hours, but may be adjusted to your gro
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6th - 12th
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Grit Podcast and NPR Interview Guide and Activity
QR Code links to Ted Talk and NPR interview with Angela Lee Duckworth on what grit is and how to teach grit. Students answer guide questions while listening to the talk and the interview to better understand grit. Students identify and analyze what Duckworth's argument is and the evidence she uses to support her claims (is it valid and relevant). Includes "Commit to Grit" worksheet where students write out their own grit goals based on Duckworth's household rule of everyone must always be workin
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Mega Podcast Bundle
Jason Reynolds FREE Rhetorical Analysis, Public Speaking, PDF & Google Drive
Use Jason Reynolds’ commencement address at Lesley University to show your students the power of a well-constructed speech. In this one-class period activity, students will discuss the techniques of effective public speaking, view Jason Reynolds’ 10-minute speech, and deconstruct/discuss his use of rhetorical devices. Questions focus on audience, the value of storytelling over lecture, and rhetorical application of poetic devices including foreshadowing and symbolism. These print-and-teach mater
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Business Law Ethics Civics Responsible Decision Making Social Scenarios Activity
This Business Law Bundle is Packed with Real Life Choices that have Consequences.Here are the Highlights of these 4 Resources...(1) Business Law is About Citizen Ethics, Integrity and Civic Responsible Conduct.This Product is a FUN Introduction to Business Law! This Lesson is full of ethical decision making and moral debates. This 'mini-course' is loaded with activities to keep your class awake and aware!The “Spider in Your House” theme engages students to: Use critical thinking skills as appli
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9th - 12th
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Video pre-made Student Role Play "Little Sally" FACS 4.0 Lesson Plan Project
Content Standards 4.1 Analyze career paths within early childhood, education & related services.4.2 Analyze developmentally appropriate and culturally responsive practices to plan for early childhood, education, and services.4.2.4 Address specific developmental needs of children, youth and adults based on assessment of their abilities. 4.2.5 Analyze strategies that promote growth and development of children, youth and adults.4.4 Demonstrate a safe and healthy learning environment for chil
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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The Ron Clark Story: Expository Essay, Movie Viewing Quiz, Nonfiction Text Task
The Ron Clark Story is based on the true story of an amazing educator from North Carolina who moved to N.Y. because he heard there was a need for good teachers in Harlem. While there, he did an amazing job turning around difficult students and giving them hope for their futures. Students really enjoy this movie! The movie can even be found on YouTube. This lesson helps students delve into non-print text to determine characterization. This unit has been crafted so that each component has scaffo
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7th - 10th
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Oral Communication Language Empathy Scenarios Social Skills Activities Game
Empathy Awareness is vitally important to maintaining all relationships. Empathy is a life long skill that bonds humans in understanding each other through heartfelt compassion. Appreciation for our others is essential to interpersonal social success.Use Worksheets, Lessons, and Activity Game to Teach:Empathic Feelings in Self and OthersEnables Perspective and Perception Critical Thinking in Social SettingsEnhances Respect and SensitivityExpands Behavior RecognitionDevelops Growth MindsetHelps t
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Listening Comprehension Social Skills for Oral Communication in Relationships
Can You Hear Me Now? Is an effective learning to listen guidebook in a workbook format. Listening is the primary reason for conflicts in communication. Relationships are tested because one person cannot, or does not, understand the other. Listening is a communication skill. And, a learned behavior habit instilled by the family upbringing and socialization. Listening is critical to all successful interpersonal interactions. However, many people do not understand:Why they do not understand anothe
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9th - 12th
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Business Law Ethics - Civics and Citizenship Decision Making Social Scenarios
Business Law is About Citizen Ethics, Integrity and Civic Responsible Conduct.This Product is a FUN Introduction to Business Law! This Lesson is a PDF presentation full of ethical decision making and moral debates. This 'mini-course' is loaded with activities to keep your class awake and aware!The “Spider in Your House” theme engages students to: Use critical thinking skills as applied to ethical conduct. Assess SITUATION-PROBLEM-RESOLUTION-OUTCOME as applied to real life issues. Activities c
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9th - 12th
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Business Law Ethics Civics: Marriage Contracts Decision Making Social Scenarios
Lots of People Get Married - And Many Don't!Learn the Caveats and Advantages to Considering Marriage Choices.True Life Marriage Planning, Contracts and Common Social Scenarios! A comprehensive yet concise Business Law PDF presentation.This 'mini-course' is easy to understand overview on marriage contracts.Lots of discussion starters to spark and ignite class engagement.The “Spider in Your House” is a learning concept applicable to all situations. Learn how reactions to spiders are similar to r
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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Ethics Civics Citizen Responsibility Activities - Social Scenarios Worksheets
What are the Civic and Social Responsibilities of the Rich and Famous? Because the wealthy have more, does it mean they are obligated to help the less fortunate? Are famous privileged people duty-bound to share their abundance or act philanthropic? People in the public eye are scrutinized for their lifestyles and beliefs. This awareness activity presents intriguing questions as discussion starters to engage your Social Studies students! Activity Objectives:Develop Problem-Resolution Ideas Criti
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9th - 12th
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Oral Communication Language Activities Setting Personal Greeting Boundaries
DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR PERSONAL GREETING BOUNDARY IS?Define, and understand what your special body space requires.And learn how to tell or show someone what your "Hello" comfort is.DETERMINE EXACTLY WHAT YOUR GREETING FEELING LIMITS ARE!This Printable Activity Helps You to Evaluate and Integrate Your Intimate Comfort Levels and Safety Zones!What Are Your Greeting Limits? Is it a Handshake, Hug or None At All?Bring awareness to initial behaviors.Build confidence when meeting others. Assess priv
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9th - 12th
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Love Language Survey for the Classroom
I’ve always been very interested in the psychology of teacher/student relationships. I give out a learning style inventory each year so that I know if my students are visual, auditory, or kinetic learners and I've always wanted to know their individual love languages, as well. Each survey I found on-line, however, had vocabulary that was geared towards partnerships and not student and teacher relationships. I have created a student friendly "Appreciation Language Survey" that is safe to administ
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5th - 12th
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Let's Be Friends: A Quick Remedy for Conflict Between Students
This is a conflict/resolution tool to help your students change from focusing on a problem to focusing on commonalities. In my 20 years of teaching, this helped with personality conflicts every time!You will receive a template for students to fill out as they work out their problem and a guide of many potential commonalities to help them make that happen.The best part is the way that the students see a new side to one another and that helps diminish the current and future conflicts. Instilling
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Not Grade Specific
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*ONE HUNDRED* Unique Ice Breaker Questions for Morning Meeting & SEL Education
Use these conversation cards to promote positive conversations in your classroom. Use in morning meeting, PBIS interventions, or even at lunch time to help build classroom connections. One hundred questions are included!
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Not Grade Specific
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6Cs Character BC: Video Analysis and Consolidation | Growth Mindset | SEL
This is Section B. Video Analysis and Section C. Consolidation for the 6Cs Character Social-Emotional Learning Skills chapter (updated Sep 2023). NOTE: This product is designed to be used as part of an entire unit on Character and Growth Mindset. This individual product is not meant to be downloaded separately and may rely on other sections of the bundle that are not included in this individual product.If you are interested in this product, please purchase the main product using this link: 6Cs C
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6th - 9th
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How to Paraphrase to Understand - Oral Communication Skills - Peer Coaching Game
Daily we misunderstand others. Often we are confused by what people say, or misinterpret their words. The problem with misunderstandings is, when left unchecked, words can escalate into conflict.Paraphrasing is a fast way to clear up and define what someone says. Learn to interpret vague and ambiguous language by learning to clarify a speaker’s intention. This guide teaches you and your students, employees, family, friends, and peers how to paraphrase to understand what someone is really sayi
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9th - 12th
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Student-Led Meeting Toolkit
Watch your student facilitate a professional meeting using this highly structured and engaging ritual: the Student-Led Meeting (SLM). The SLM Toolkit comes with a Facilitator's Guide to support your students, and teacher-designed lessons, "look out for"s and prompts to scaffold your experience so that students gain the capacity to fully lead the meetings. Over a thousand students run PowerTools' Student-Led Meeting nationally and the feedback is great. Appropriate for upper elementary school th
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6th - 11th
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Community Helpers for Homeless Citizens Social Scenarios Responsibility Activity
We Observe Homeless People Living Amongst Us Daily. While commuting to work, a man and his dog stands on a busy corner with a sign for help. We see a city of tents with shopping carts in public parks. And vagrants sitting on sidewalks downtown, or standing idle outside a cafe. This awareness activity provides writing prompts that present questions for students to ponder their own perspective. Classmates will consider the problem and possible solutions, and how they might help. Teachers can launc
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8th - 11th
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Oral Presentation Rubric
This Oral Presentation Rubric evaluates the following criteria for the presenter:Criteria:Knowledge of contentUse of the roomNon verbal cues & necessary pauses in speech
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Independent or Group Research Project - Peer Support focus SELF-PACED LEARNING
Independent or Group Research Project - Peer Support focus SELF-PACED LEARNINGSpeaking & Listening Research Project Peer Support High School Applied Literacy Project Based LearningAngie Barillaro Radiant Heart PublishingCommon core aligned at grades 9-10 but easily adapted for higher/lower grades25pYour students will plan, research and create /present a project based on gardening/outdoors within the school environment. Aimed at middle to senior high school, but can be adapted.Table of Conten
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8th - 11th, Adult Education
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Anticipation Guide about Habits (1)
In order to preview habits (1) students complete an Anticipation Guide about 8 statements. Then, they move into a 4 Corner Discussion (matched to the Anticipation Guide). Finally, there is a writing prompt to have students explain/connect to one statement more thoroughly.
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9th - 12th
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