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Social emotional learning Common Core SL.4.5 resources
Augmented Reality Kindness Posters Lesson
This eBook is a detailed lesson guide to take you through every step of creating an augmented reality kindness poster with your students:Craft a unique kindness messageCreate a graphic design for the background (using Keynote, template included)Film before green screen (tips and examples included)Animate flipbook style wings (tutorial and drawing guides included)Layer all together in the Green Screen App by Do ink (tutorial included)Set up Augmented Reality using Eyejack App (tutorial included)V
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
SALE CBT Tools Directed Drawing Digital and Editable Counseling Activity BUNDLE
This guided drawing BUNDLE of 10 CBT activities is a fun counseling art intervention to teach CBT strategies such as the power of helpful thinking. This activity has kids answering 90 CBT prompts to unlock the steps to complete each of the ten drawings.Kids love directed drawing because they're fun! They are also a great tool because they help enhance kid's confidence and self-esteem, while working on their fine motor skills, as well as their ability to focus and pay attention to details.Kids wi
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2nd - 5th
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DAILY TOPICS: Morning Meeting, Circle Time, Discussion Topics and More
Have fun learning more about classmates and building character! Flexible content for grades 1-6. Slides to choose from include "get to know you" activities, holiday games and educational fun. These slide prompts encourage new ideas, sharing ideas, character building, creation, and more. You'll never get bored! Created on Canva. CCSS Speaking and Listening Standards included for grades k-5.
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1st - 6th
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Cardboard Robot Stop-Motion Animation Lesson
This eBook is a detailed lesson guide for three projects centered around an expressive robot. This guide will help your students Design a robot out of cardboard that expresses three emotionsCreate a stop motion animation to express the three emotionsUse drawn animation to enhance the effect, add audio, and more creatively express emotionThe ebook has video examples, photos, and tutorials to help you through each step of the process. The lesson can be done simply or expanded to any level of diffi
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1st - 12th
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CBT Guided and Directed Drawing Set 1 Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Art Activity
This directed drawing CBT activity is a fun counseling art intervention to teach CBT strategies such as the power of positive thinking. Kids answer Cognitive Behavioral Therapy themed prompts to unlock the steps to complete each of the three drawings. Kids love directed drawing because they're fun! They are also a great tool because they help enhance kid's confidence and self-esteem, while working on their fine motor skills, as well as their ability to focus and pay attention to details.Kids wi
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2nd - 5th
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CBT Guided and Directed Drawing Set 2 Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Art Activity
This directed drawing CBT activity is a fun counseling art intervention to teach CBT strategies such as the power of positive thinking. Kids answer social-emotional learning themed prompts about CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) which unlock the steps to complete each of the three drawings. Kids love directed drawing because they're fun! They are also a great tool because they help enhance kid's confidence and self-esteem, while working on their fine motor skills, as well as their ability to
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2nd - 5th
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CBT Guided and Directed Drawing Set 3 Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Art Activity
This directed drawing CBT activity is a fun counseling art intervention to teach CBT strategies such as the power of positive thinking. Kids answer social-emotional learning themed prompts about CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) which unlock the steps to complete each of the three drawings. Kids love directed drawing because they're fun! They are also a great tool because they help enhance kid's confidence and self-esteem, while working on their fine motor skills, as well as their ability to
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Would you Rather...? This or that writing prompt edition
Would you Rather...? This or that editionGood relationship building and conversation starters. Have whole class or group conversations of would you rather and explain why. Good back to school or term challenge. It could also be great writing prompts.
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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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Morning Meeting Share Slides
This product contains 169 days worth of morning meeting google slides. What better way than to start your day by meeting with your class and doing a little sharing. I used to play a song each morning at a certain time and when the kids heard the song they knew it was time to come down to the carpet in front of the slides and be prepared to start our day by sharing.
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1st - 8th
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Advice for Future Scientists - End of Year Flipgrids
This end of the year assignment requires little prep and is accessible to students of all levels! Use this reflection to end the year on a positive note, and empower students to think positively about the challenges they experienced in science class this year!Students will:Use questions to reflect on their year in scienceUse their questions to record a Flipgrid with advice to incoming studentsWhat's Included?Two Versions of Printable Graphic Organizer and RubricDigital Google Slides Version of t
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3rd - 12th
Children's Coloring Page: Picture Book, Didn't You Hear the Rumor?
Have your child/student enjoy this adorable coloring page from the story, Didn't You Hear the Rumor? These cute, playful characters will prompt young minds in creating their individual stories. Possible questions include: What are the characters doing? What are the characters saying? How are the characters feeling? Can be shared in small groups as a Think-Pair-Share activity. Can be scaffolded using sentence frames. Francesca Baase, AuthorFB Group: The Character in MeFB Name: Francesca Maria
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PreK - 5th, Staff
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