16 results
Life skills Common Core CCRA.SL.6 resources for Microsoft PowerPoint
Job interview questions with feedback for transition and ESL
Your transition and ESL students will love practicing job interview questions and answers for a coffee shop job interview with this interactive digital resource. They will learn to answer job interview questions, communicate in a workplace, use a great opening greeting and closing during an interview and discover what to say and do during an interview. Great for achieving speech and language outcomes, this digital job interview resources gives instant feedback for answers and shows autistic stu
Grades:
8th - 11th, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Real world skills bundle for high school special needs and life skills
Social Emotional Skills and Life Skills Digital Activities for Special Education
This winter themed digital choice board created in Google Slides for winter includes virtual field trips, digital games, social skills activities, life skills and daily living skills activities, science and social studies internet activities, and social narratives.This can be used on a SMART Board or Interactive Whiteboard for remote learning for special education students including students with autism, preschool, kindergarten, first grade, or second grade students. This no prep digital resour
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Developing "Soft Skills" Lesson - Getting a Job, and Keeping it!
Help your students develop the skills that will not only help them get a job, but keep it too! This lesson helps students learn the basics of searching for a job, walks them through the application process, and teaches them how to structure a resume and cover letter. As a bonus, the job interview portion is also discussed.This isn't an ordinary resume lesson - rather this will teach your students how to incorporate soft skills into their resume, job application, and interview. These skills inclu
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Building Post-High School Transition Skills
The Job Interview. Preparation. Questions. PPTx. Video. Flashcards. Prompts.
Includes:Full PPTx of 20 job interview questions (top 10 first), to use as a prompt. Click the icon on the cover page to download seperately. Full video and transcript with example answers of the Top 10 job interview questions.Flashcards, question strips to cut up and use of the top 20 job interview questionsBrainstorm template of the top questions (after watch the video and compare/check).Job interview evaluation form. Practice and then evaluate each other based on the form criteria.job interv
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Developing Morals, Ethics, and Values in Middle/ High School
In this lesson, your secondary students will learn how to develop morals, ethics, and values. They will learn where these thought processes come from and the teachings of great thinkers from history: Aristotle, Nietzsche, Kant, Hume, and Socrates. They will learn how to develop value systems, and how those values grow into morals and are guided by ethics. Lastly, they will practice applying these systems to practical scenarios which they may face in secondary school.This lesson includes a Power
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in:Â Building Post-High School Transition Skills
Inspiring Leadership: Overcoming Adversity
This is a great lesson on leadership for your students to understand. They all will face adversity (most have already) and if they have tools to overcome (and know they are not alone) then they can blossom through to leadership.This is a no-prep lesson that includes a power point presentation and a descriptive lesson plan. It works great as a sub plan because the lesson is self-explanatory, and the lesson is typed out in detail.Students will learn about different leaders from history and from to
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 9th
Also included in:Â Building Post-High School Transition Skills
Middle School College Day
Middle School is a time when students are exploring their identities and learning more about themselves as individuals. Studies have shown that when students picture themselves as college bound at a younger age, they are more likely to attend college. This is especially true for students who do not have college-educated role models at home.
But what about the students who will not attend college? A large component of this project is focusing on career exploration and future goals. For examp
Grades:
5th - 9th
American Dream Media Project/Presentation
This project can be just a media project that is submitted OR it can also be a presentation. This works especially well for high school students who are thinking about plans after high school.This works well with any level of student as it's very individual - there are three topic choices - and students can utilize their creativity within the project and through their choice of media for their presentation.I have also included a rubric that can be changed to suit your needs.
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education
CCSS:
Freebie Morning Meeting Week: PAPERLESS PowerPoint and Google Slides
Google Slides have been added to packet.Morning Meeting is my favorite time of the day! Having a strong Morning Meeting in place will strengthen your classroom community by engaging them in fun and meaningful activities which often require teamwork. Implementing Morning Meeting for 20 minutes a day is time well spent. It's a time for you and your students to get to know each other, practice social skills, and build trust. This packet will save you lots of time and energy. Let me plan your Morn
Grades:
K - 2nd
230 Getting to Know You Questions (Digital/Back to School)
The quickest way to grow and nurture your classroom community is by having your kids share their thoughts, opinions and feelings with each other. These 230 cards create a positive, caring climate all year long. This engaging resource includes:Â Over 230 Getting to Know You Questions divided into MONTHS. (But you can switch out at any time. Easy!)Two of the cards in each month at the end are an Academic Share (On content you are teaching) and a Chit Chat With a Chum which allows for FREE TALKING t
Grades:
K - 2nd
Social Stories for Emotions
All young children can relate to these one-page social stories featuring different emotional situations. Assist your early childhood learners in developing empathy and recognizing different common emotions they may experience in everyday life. This is a great tool for both classroom and in-home teaching! Children love relating to the characters and building their own stories around these short snapshots. A true favorite! Click the Green Star on the right to follow me and get updates on new produ
Grades:
PreK - 1st
How to Email a Teacher
Have you ever received an email from a student without a subject? Or without basic, "common" email etiquette? Well, this short activity will help your students understand the basic needs of an email as well as the proper way to structure said email.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Friday Reporters!
Students are expected to complete and present six different presentations at the time of your choosing! The six reports are Current Events, Sports Center, Book Club, Mad Scientist, Math Wizard, and Weekend Warrior and all have public speaking requirements beyond the expectation for each topic.
Rubrics are attached for each type of report!
Grades:
4th - 9th
Communication Challenge
Get your students fired up, energized and laughing with this fun activity! This activity is great for any time of the year as an enraging way to practice listening and speaking as a collaborative challenge. Use this powerpoint to discuss what quality communication looks like or as a refresher for geometric shape vocabulary. Suggested materials are Pattern Blocks.
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Giving a Speech/Multi-Media Presentation: w/ cards or PowerPoint
simple preparation cardssimple presentation cardstitled slides to scaffold student inputexample essayextracted speech from essay in card formatextracted speech from essay in powerpoint presentation formatcards also used as rubric
Grades:
9th - 12th
Talk About It Tuesday: Fostering a Safe Space for Classroom Discussions
This is a resource for teachers who are trying to routinely implement group discussions into their classrooms. I have outlined my method for preparing for, as well as mediating, both neutral and/or controversial discussions.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Showing 1-16 of 16 results
TPT is the largest marketplace for PreK-12 resources, powered by a community of educators.
IXL family of brands