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Social emotional learning Common Core SL.5.5 resources
Debate Worksheet & Lesson: Handmade Gifts vs. Store Bought
⭐⭐Debate: Handmade Gifts VS Store Bought Gifts | Debate worksheet & lesson ⭐⭐⭐ Prompt: It's better to give handmade gifts than store-bought gifts⭐ PDF⭐ Not much prep is necessary.⭐ Lesson/ lesson notes included.⭐ Short info/ reading included⭐ Graphic organizers/ worksheets included.⭐ Rubric included.⭐ Teaching Duration Varies by grade level and teaching style.⭐ High-level 2nd grade to 6th grade. ⭐ Great for beginner-level debate.⭐ Great for all elementary. Check out:Debate: Country VS CityDe
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2nd - 6th
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Hearth & Story Brain Food | Homeschool Critical Thinking
Introducing Brain Food – Nourishing Young Minds for a Lifetime of Learning Unlock the Potential of Critical Thinking and Enriching Conversations with Hearth & Story Fifth Grade Brain Food! Are you ready to feed your child's intellect with a weekly dose of Brain Food? Our digital download, specially designed for fifth graders, is a captivating journey into the realms of logical reasoning, cognitive exploration, and personal values. Dive into a world of thought-provoking lessons that not only
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4th - 6th
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Also included in: Hearth & Story Complete Fifth Grade Homeschool Language Arts
Coping skills + student feedback, goal setting, digital activity 3rd/4th grade
Easily connect with each student in your class! Set in a Minecraft type environment, this digital activity allows students to reflect on their weekly learning/progress. This formative assessment forms part of the student care a teacher can provide. It gives teachers a weekly insight, into each student - and a chance for private one on one check-in. The program runs in edit mode in PowerPoint/slides as the activity is a drag and drop activity and includes completing textboxes. In a simple way it
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3rd - 6th
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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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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
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Social-Emotional Learning Classroom Activity: Defining Responsibility
In this activity, students will explore the concept of responsibility. After brainstorming what they associate with being responsible, the class will collaborate to develop a working definition of responsibility. They will consider whether their responsibilities change with age, and they will brainstorm their personal responsibilities. They will then be guided through exploring the relationship between choice and responsibility, and they will consider the consequences that may occur if they choo
Keeping Kids Substance Free Activity: Cause & Effect
Ask, Listen, Learn in partnership with Discovery Education teaches kids what the brain does, what alcohol does to it, and what that does to them! But underage drinking is not the only risky behavior that presents itself to kids; they may come across peer pressure in terms of underage cannabis use as well. It’s important to address the risks of underage cannabis use with kids, especially as it becomes legal in some states across the country. In this activity, students will investigate the parts o
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5th - 7th
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NGSS:
MS-LS1-3
, MS-LS1-8
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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Risky Behavior Classroom Activity: Marijuana: How and Why to Say No
Ask, Listen, Learn in partnership with Discovery Education teaches kids what the brain does, what what alcohol does to it, and what that does to YOU! But underage drinking is not the only risky behavior that presents itself to kids; they also come across peer pressure in terms of cannabis use as well. It’s important to address the dangers of underage cannabis use with kids, especially as it becomes legal in some states across the country. In this activity, students will research the short-term a
Digital Exploration Activity: Ask, Listen, Learn in Your School
In this activity, students collaborate to create a Public Service Announcement1 (PSA) campaign in their school to educate their peers about the dangers and illegality of underage drinking and to promote healthy refusal strategies. They use resources and information from the Ask, Listen, Learn: Alcohol and the Developing Brain Digital Exploration and the Ask, Listen, Learn website to develop educational materials for kids in their school. Campaigns might include videos, PA announcements, informat
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5th - 7th
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