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Social emotional learning Common Core W.11-12.1 resources
Growth Mindset Activities | Social Emotional Learning Bell Ringers | Volume 1
These fully-editable growth-mindset bell ringers will get your class thinking and are perfect for social emotional learning as well! With thought-provoking and engaging prompts, they can be used as individual writing prompts or large group discussion topics. Teachers agree that these bell ringers are perfect for daily warm ups or morning meetings. I’m so excited for your students to experience a variety of life-impacting questions to write about individually or discuss within groups.You will rec
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Human Bingo Ice Breakers and Team Building Activities Bundle - Icebreakers
These fun and engaging Human Bingo cards provide the perfect opportunity for your students to explore the many different types of friendships, the characteristics of a healthy friendship, and to make deeper connections with their peers while discovering qualities of a healthy friendship that they, as well as their peers, possess. The interactive activities are ideal for building a sense of community in the classroom and can be used as a fun back-to-school activity or at any other time during the
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Healthy VS. Unhealthy Friendships Activities Quick Skit Role Plays for Teens
Through the use of real-life friendship scenarios, this hands-on, interactive resource provides the perfect opportunity for your middle and high school students to learn to recognize the different types of friendships and the difference between a healthy and an unhealthy friendship. Learning to identify these differences will help them develop and maintain healthy friendships. Students will also get to check their understandings by creating their own scenarios. Â Â This resource includes:3 Interac
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Hot Take of the Day-180 SEL Prompts to Provoke Thought Among Your Students
Do your students struggle to make conversation? This resource is a collection of hot takes (unpopular opinions) that are perfect to spark discussion among even the most introverted student. Students will have a daily prompt that you can use all year long. These topics range from serious to silly and can be easily modified to fit your students! It can be used as either an informal conversational starter at the beginning of the class or a more structured bellringer activity.Resource includes:-1
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9th - 12th
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Friendships Human Bingo Ice Breaker- High and Middle School Icebreaker
These fun and engaging Friendship Human Bingo cards provide the perfect opportunity for your students to explore and build the many different types of friendships, characteristics of a healthy friendship, and to make connections with peers who share the same interests as they do. Complete with 4 interactive activities, this is a great way for teens to begin to form positive friendships and discover qualities of a healthy friendship that they, as well as their peers, possess.   This resource inc
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Human Bingo Ice Breakers and Team Building Activities Bundle - Icebreakers
Unhealthy Vs. Healthy Friendship Activities for High School and Middle School
Looking for a fun and engaging way to get your middle school and/or high school students involved in learning about friendships? These hands-on, interactive stations are a great way for them to learn to identify the many types and levels of friendships, explore how to effectively handle disagreements in friendships, and determine what characteristics make someone a good friend, all while getting to move around! Real-life scenarios are used for identifying the types of friendships. This resource
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Antibullying Empathy Activity - Hurtful Words - Bullying Prevention
Do your students struggle to say kind things to one another, often using disrespectful language without realizing the impact of their words? This interactive, engaging activity is designed to help students better understand the types of language that are inappropriate, derogatory, pejorative, or insensitive, learn to empathize with others and explore the role that they play in determining the atmosphere of the school or program. Â Â This resource includes:Step-by-Step Activity DirectionsFacilitat
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Healthy VS. Unhealthy Friendships Board Game - File Folder Game and Activity
Do your students love to play games? Do you love when your students are engaged in their learning? This interactive board lap game is the perfect win-win! Using situation cards, students will practice determining whether a friendship is healthy or unhealthy and identify red flags, which can be a sign that a friendship may be unhealthy. Based on the healthy and unhealthy cards collected, along with the red flags identified, the students will then be given an opportunity to decide whether or not
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Serial Season 1 Author Response Google Form
This assignment primarily focuses on the argumentative writing process: claim, evidence, citation, etc. Students will have already listened to episode 8 of the Serial podcast by Sarah Koenig. Students will read the article linked in the form. After reading, students will return to the form to answer the prompt on author bias (or in this case-bias in journalism. I did this in a 45 minute class period.Feel free to change the settings and customize as needed for your kids! Works with Google Classro
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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TikTok Ban Reading and Discussion Guide
This two-page guide will help you facilitate an informed discussion of the TikTok ban with students. The worksheet also guides students through the process of writing a short letter to their senators sharing their opinion about the ban. First, students will read about the ban and its status in Congress, identifying key vocabulary words in the process. Second, students will read arguments about whether or not the ban violates the 1st Amendment, and will write their own opinion about whether the b
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9th - 12th
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70+ Journal Prompts for Secondary Students-Morning Work
This resource is best used in the mornings for a quick write and discussion group time to promote social and emotional learning. It can also be used within most ELA curriculum. The journal prompts can all be used as discussion topics as well to foster relationships, encourage community, and promote safety within your classroom. Most assignments are done online, but this product encourages hand writing. It is a way for the students to connect with you, their peers and themselves.
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6th - 12th
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