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Literature elective course proposals for special education
Latin American Literature Curriculum Map ( Full High School Year)
Curriculum map created for a Latin American literature course.
Course description: The goal of this course is to introduce students to major literary topics and themes within a variety of Latin American nations and cultures. Students discuss and analyze the cultural, social, political, historical and economic contexts of a variety of contemporary Latin American literary works. Topics to be examined include Latino identity, language, immigration, civil rights and gender roles.
Each cycle or m
Grades:
9th - 12th
Creative Writing Semester
This provides enough material for a full semester of a Creative Writing class. This course is designed for 10-12 grade students, but could easily be adapted for 6-9 grade students. Additionally, if more time is spent in class on writing assignments than is spent as homework, this curriculum would be enough for a whole year.This course curriculum includes a course overview with a suggested timeline. It also includes multiple units focusing on different skills used in creative writing. Each unit
Grades:
8th - 12th
Film Appreciation Course Curriculum Guide
This is a course outline and curriculum guide for film appreciation. It includes a course description, rationale, detailed syllabus by unit, bibliography of resources with links to online open source teaching and assessment resources, learning objectives correlated with Common Core and Texas TEKS, assessment evidence chart. There are samples of major assessments and rubrics for three student projects- a student created film blog, a collaborative mise-en-scene and cinematography digital photograp
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8th - 12th
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Individualized Transition Planning (ITP) - Independent Living Skills Credits 1-5
This course is designed in an effort to prepare students with Individualized Education Plans (IEP) for post-secondary independent living. The purpose of transition planning is to help prepare students to be independent young adults. This course will introduce and discuss essential independent living skills necessary for students to be successful as they transition into post-secondary living. Transition planning is a formal process within the IEP. It is required by the Individuals with Disabilit
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Art Adventures in Narnia Art Tea Party
This delightful tea party has master artists who illustrated tales of knights and dragons. Students create a deer at the lamp post, Aslan the lion, a beautiful crown and a three-dimensional throne while studying about the characters of Narnia.
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Not Grade Specific
Ten Frame Number Posters (Bright Color Posters with ASL Numbers Signs)
Classroom Posters / Numbers 1-10 / ASL Poster / Ten Frame PostersGive your students a better understanding of how to show numbers in a variety of ways! These bright colored number posters are a perfect display for every primary classroom. You will find number posters 1-10 and 11-20 in bright colors, as well as black and white. Each poster has a ten frame, the written number and a hand image of the number in ASL. You can display these primary perfect ten frame posters in your classroom and use:⭐
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PreK - 5th
Course Syllabus/Outline: Detective Fiction
This document is intended for teachers who are designing a unit on detective fiction or who are creating a semester or yearlong elective course. The file contains ten units that cover the chronological development of the genre. Included are classic detective fiction staples like Sherlock Holmes and Agatha Christie, along with units on Non-Western detective fiction, contemporary and postmodern detective fiction, and parody/pastiche. Films, short stories, and novels are included in every unit to g
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Whirligig Novel: Project
Used with the novel, Whirligig by Paul FleischmanStudents will make a whirligig [technically a pinwheel], but they can also do a digital one.They will choose a person to immortalize.They will also do a small writing prompt.
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7th - 10th
Modern Romeo and Juliet
In this engaging project, students will unleash their creativity as they use presentation design programs to adapt the iconic tale for the modern era of 2024.Students will delve deep into the themes and characters of "Romeo and Juliet," exploring how they can resonate with contemporary audiences. They'll brainstorm and assign modern-day careers, lifestyles, and choices to Romeo and Juliet, breathing new life into these beloved characters.Through digital media, students will craft their adaptati
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Not Grade Specific
Bible Curriculum Week 1 God's Creation Story
This is a Seven Week Bible Curriculum this will help your kids to know about God's Creation. Here is an overview of First week."In the beginning, there was nothing but darkness and chaos. But then, God spoke, and light burst forth, separating day from night. Thus began the incredible narrative of God's creation of the world, a story that continues to captivate hearts and minds across the ages.The account of God's creation is a foundational element of the Bible, found in the opening chapters of G
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Not Grade Specific
30 day Habit Tracker with Journal- black and white
Excellent for a high school life skills unit/project, SPED or PE project. Use all or part of the product. Comes with a 30 day tracker, journaling pages and weekly reflection page.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
I Am Not Afraid of the Doctor - Social Story
This social story is with students with special needs who have trouble staying clam during doctor visits. Use this story to help you teach them what to expect before their next visit. This story briefly talks about what the doctor may do and why how they help us remain healthy.
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PreK - 3rd
Reading Class Syllabus, Procedures, Presentations, and more Bundle
Reading Class, Reading For Fun, Reading Elective, Literacy Support? Includes:- Syllabus- Procedures- Rules/Responsibilities- Welcome Presentation- How to Calculate GPA presentation- Evaluating Web Sources presentation- What Makes a Sentence? presentationfrom The Patriot
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7th - 11th
Independent Living Skills (ITP) - Community Resources
This course is designed in an effort to prepare students with Individualized Education Plans (IEP) for post-secondary independent living. The purpose of transition planning is to help prepare students to be independent young adults. This course will introduce and discuss essential independent living skills necessary for students to be successful as they transition into post-secondary living. Transition planning is a formal process within the IEP. It is required by the Individuals with Disabilit
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7th - 12th
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Psychological Disorders / A Brief Introduction to Major Psychological Disorders
This presentation introduces the learners to the major types of psychological disorders, and it provides the learners with the basic knowledge to identify the types of normal and abnormal behavior. The titles in this presentation are:MODELS OF ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR• STATISTICAL APPROACH• PSYCHODYNAMIC MODEL• BEHAVIORAL MODEL• HUMANISTIC MODEL• COGNITIVE APPROACH• SOCIOCULTURAL MODEL OF ABNORMALITY
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Grade 11 English Syllabus ELA English Language Arts Basic Syllabus Plan Syllabi
Grade 11 English SyllabusCourse Description:This year’s grade 11 English course will be organized around central themes and essential questions. While examining those themes and questions, students will be developing writing, reading, and communications skills based on the Common Core standards...You can change this syllabus as much as you like. You can also change the grade level and the books. Includes units on Rhetoric, Macbeth, The Importance of Being Earnest, Night, Maus, Hiroshima, and 198
Grades:
9th - 12th
Mythology Course Design
This file can be used as a course proposal, a working syllabus, or the outline for a unit plan for a Mythology class for grades 9-12. Included are the required reading list of titles, as well as a general outline for five different units introducing the student to the history, vocabulary, and suggested viewing list for modern cinema.
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9th - 12th
Pandemic Novel Study - "The Mandate" Higher Education
The Mandate is a unique novel written and set during the height of the 2020 coronavirus pandemic in the United States. A story that is told solely through the use of text message threads, it is sure to engage and provide a unique glimpse into life during those challenging and uncertain times.Your purchase comes with a PDF version of The Mandate as well as a list of suggested discussion guide questions (intended for secondary education or adult education classes only).Synopsis:The Mandate gives i
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
SLP & AuD Hearing Anatomy: Outer Ear to Inner Ear Labeled Poster
This audiology anatomy poster/digital download print is a pretty and functional reminder to keep in your home office/study space! It has the outer, middle, and inner ear labeled anatomy with CNVIII (cranial nerve 8).Perfect for dorm rooms, home offices, workspaces, and more, this print makes a great gift for supervisors, audiologists, SLPs, students, mentors, therapists, professors, and anyone working in the audiology and/or speech-language pathology field.-----Want to print this download out in
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Not Grade Specific
Safety Evolution and Law Compliancy Module 2
Waiting in queues can be time-consuming and swamps an entire day. The worst of it is when the wrong forms are filled in and sent to the back of the queue to correct the problem. The daunting agony of misinformation and advice from people who think they may be helping, but ends up being the worst day. This module aids in disability applications for parking discs and assists with the safari and charter licensing applications. It helps to prevent tedious waits and the unnecessary run-around for doc
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
Life is Not Complicated You Are- A novel Guide
Note to the Teacher, The author of Life is Not Complicated, You Are, Mr. Carlos Wallace teaches life lessons through his autobiographical narrative. The intent of this novel study is to provide lessons and suggestions for Secondary English educators as an opportunity to discuss the difficult coming of age topics with our students. As educators, we are aware that there are many ways to approach a novel study. This novel study guide approaches the content through a social justice lens. The le
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8th - 12th
Digital Literature Circles
A literature circle is a student-led discussion group focused on a particular piece of literature. Students in the group take on different roles, such as discussion leader, summarizer, or connector, and prepare for the discussion by reading and annotating the text based on their role. During the discussion, each student shares their insights and analysis of the text, building on one another's ideas and observations. The goal of the literature circle is to engage students in critical thinking, an
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6th - 9th
Independent Living Skills (ITP) - Caring For Your Health
This course is designed in an effort to prepare students with Individualized Education Plans (IEP) for post-secondary independent living. The purpose of transition planning is to help prepare students to be independent young adults. This course will introduce and discuss essential independent living skills necessary for students to be successful as they transition into post-secondary living. Transition planning is a formal process within the IEP. It is required by the Individuals with Disabilit
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Independent Living Skills (ITP) - Cyber Addiction & Cyber Bullying
This course is designed in an effort to prepare students with Individualized Education Plans (IEP) for post-secondary independent living. The purpose of transition planning is to help prepare students to be independent young adults. This course will introduce and discuss essential independent living skills necessary for students to be successful as they transition into post-secondary living. Transition planning is a formal process within the IEP. It is required by the Individuals with Disabilit
Grades:
7th - 12th
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