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Life skills Common Core CCRA.SL.6 pdfs
Character Education: Citizenship (Following the Rules)
Looking for a way to help children follow the rules? Need to curb tattling in a healthy way? Hoping to get your kids to use their words more?
These citizenship lessons are designed to support your success in those areas! :)
Lesson 1: Following the Rules
Use anchor charts I've provided to lead a discussion on rules in the classroom. (SL.1; SL.3)
Lesson 2: Tattling & Telling
Use a video clip to discuss the differences between tattling and telling. Use anchor charts and role playing to he
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1st
BOOM Cards Job Interview Preparation Questions High school
❀❀ This set of Boom cards prepares students for job interviews. It can be used for students with autism or TBI, or any student preparing for an interview. It teaches students the social rules job interviews, including verbal and nonverbal communication, problem-solving, hygiene, inferences, perspective-taking, answering high level job interview questions, and executive functions, and all the expected behaviors for a job interview!☀This interactive set of no print digital BOOM cards is designe
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: BOOM Bundle Life Functional Skills Middle High School Autism TBI
Socratic Seminars for Elementary Students
Contains: an explanation of Socratic Seminars, PLUS a pdf of the norms to post on your wall (or digitally), as well as questions to discuss that apply to multiple topics, a reflection activity and "compliment cards." Socratic Seminars are conversations between students where there are questions to be discussed after reading a fiction or nonfiction text, and students are “safe” to share thoughts and ideas without the fear of getting the “wrong answer.” It will help students to increase oral
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1st - 6th
Cyberbullying Activity - High School and Middle School Cyber Safety
Growing up in the age of social media, teens and young adults tend to post every aspect of their lives. Using an interactive activity, survey, guided discussion questions and answers, and activity reflection worksheet, students will learn to recognize healthy and unhealthy uses for social media, which behaviors are construed as bullying behaviors, cyber safety, and responsible social media use.This resource includes all of the following:Educators' Guide Are You A Cyberbully? SurveyFacts About Cy
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Boom Social Language Formal Informal Communication Bundle MS
Are you looking for online and fun ways to teach middle and high school students the differences between formal and informal communication? Are your students less than excited about most social skills activities? It's time to try Boom cards for social skills! These cards are no print, interactive, digital task cards. Your students will love them! In this set, you will receive 2 decks of cards. The first deck teach students the differences between formal and informal communication situati
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6th - 10th
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BOOM Cards Grocery Shopping Mixed groups Special Education Life skills
☀️☀️This set of Boom cards for autism and TBI teaches students the social rules for community settings and works on verbal and nonverbal communication, problem-solving, hygiene, inferences, perspective-taking, and executive functions, all the expected behaviors for ➜grocery shopping! So great for mixed groups!⇔This interactive set of no print digital BOOM cards is designed to teach students with autism and TBI about social expectations for grocery shopping and can be used in a regular classroom
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: BOOM Bundle Life Functional Skills Middle High School Autism TBI
Research Project - High School - Teen Issues
Help your teenage students deal with high school issues by doing their own research to learn about a teen issue and how to deal with it. This is a great group project to assign at the beginning of the year or any time of the year!⭐️ This project requires students to work in groups to choose a teen issue and make slides that include the following: defining the issue, esp. as it relates to high school students, giving several examples, causes, and effects of the issue, and offering several thought
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8th - 11th
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Small Group Instruction Adaptive IEP Goals Data Analysis | Behavior Management
Looking for an easier way to do IEP goals and objectives tracking? Working on classroom behavior management and small group social skills? These Adaptive IEP goals and objectives have everything you need for your special education, ABA, or preschool students to develop the skill of Group Instruction and make IEP progress monitoring easier. Includes visuals, token boards, positive reinforcement, and the full IEP goals and objectives with data tracking! This all-inclusive resource is a set of 8 IE
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PreK - 1st
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Self-Advocacy - Soft Skills for College and Career Readiness
Do your high school students hesitate to speak up and take charge of their learning? Then you need this NO-PREP interactive Google Slides presentation to teach your students about self-advocacy -- a very useful soft skill for college and career success!This full lesson covers what it means to be a self-advocate and why it's so important for college and career readiness. This is a must-teach lesson for all students, but especially for students traditionally underrepresented in higher education (e
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Soft Skills for College & Career Readiness - AVID/Advisory/College Prep
Social Stories That Don't Suck: SEL for Teens (good for Distance learning)
In the land of Social Emotional Learning, we’ve likely all been exposed to the classic concept of “social stories”. These stories are intended to prep students for likely social interactions before the interaction occurs, much like practicing soccer before the big game. However, if you’ve had experiences similar to mine, most packs of social stories are designed for students who are young or of low cognitive functions. Some social stories designed for “teens” still feel sheltered, the basics are
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6th - 12th, Adult Education, Not Grade Specific
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No Bake Visual Dessert Treat Recipes for Mixed Groups in Speech Therapy
This bundle of no bake visual recipes include 5 different dessert or sweet treat recipes. These are perfect to use to target WH questions, vocabulary, inferencing, sequencing, recall, comprehension, auditory processing, and more! This will be great for Valentine's Day or a unit on cooking or baking. Making these snacks is a great push in classroom lesson OR perfect for those tricky speech therapy mixed groups.What's Included:DirectionsVocabulary Cards for each recipe (photographs)A simplified v
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Valentine's Day Bundle for Speech and Language Therapy
Mock Job Interview - Soft Skills for College and Career Readiness
Want to help your students rock their future job interviews, but you're not sure where to start? This complete lesson explains a job interview and its purpose, reviews eight job interview tips and common job interview questions, and includes a mock job interview assignment with directions and a scoring guide/rubric! ⭐️ Click HERE for the Pear Deck version.⭐️ WHAT'S INCLUDED (a complete lesson that uses the 5E Learning Cycle!):Engage: Question to hook students.Explore: Question to activate prior
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Soft Skills for College & Career Readiness - AVID/Advisory/College Prep
Vision Board Lesson, Project, & Rubric - Back-to-School, New Year, End-of-Year
Looking for a fun and meaningful way to motivate your middle or high school students? Teach them how to make a vision board using this no-prep, interactive Google Slides presentation! Perfect beginning-of-the-year, New Year's, or end-of-year lesson! These comprehensive slides cover everything -- what a vision board is, the purpose of a vision board, and how vision boards work.⭐️ This is also a great project to do if you plan to have your students choose one word for the year! If you do this, or
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9th - 12th
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Show and Tell- Monthly Sharing Cards
Show and Tell is important in the lower grades. It creates a warm and caring climate in the classroom and also gives you and the class a chance to learn about each other. And let's not forget it also give the children a chance to work on listening and speaking skills.
In this unit you will find a card you can send home to let the student and parents know it is their week for sharing and what the theme is. It also has sentence frames that can be copied onto the back of the card so the child can
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Opportunity Thrift Store Dramatic Play pack for toddlers, preschoolers and beyon
There is so much to love about a local thrift store! Inspire and excite your students to value second hand items and recycling with this huge thrift store dramatic play pack. It has everything your set up could want in a set up and is great value for money. Signs, posters, lists, receipts, play money and more.This dramatic play resource will help your students to :build on their understanding of the world around themlearn social skills, such as empathy and taking it in turnsengage in rich langua
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PreK - 2nd
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Financial Literacy - Budgeting for College - Life Skills/Money Management
With all the personal finance websites for high school students, are you feeling unsure of where to begin to help your students with financial literacy for college? I have the perfect, simple lesson for you!Get this NO-PREP interactive Google Slides presentation to engage your students and help them develop essential college-readiness financial literacy and budgeting skills!⭐️ This resource includes explicit instruction, discussion questions, a drag-and-drop practice activity to sort fixed and v
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Interview Techniques Lesson Plan
Learn the fundamentals of a successful job interview. Great for students in middle, high school, or young adults who need to practice interviewing. Perfect for Career & Technical Educators, HS Counselors, or Special Educators.Learning Objectives - Students will:Clarify best practices in interview situations.Learn to give eye contact, shake hands, and display proper body language while interviewing. Practice being both the interviewer and interviewee to gain insight into what each role bring
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Informal Assessment of Conversation Skills
Informal Assessment of Conversational Skills: Using Social Bids to Evaluate Discourse This informal assessment was intended for students who struggle with social skills, specifically engaging in back and forth conversations. Content is included to provide to explain social skills concepts that can be used to teach students conversational expectations and meanings conveyed during conversations. *Ideas for teaching activities and games are included Informal assessment is in yes/no questionnaire f
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3rd - 12th
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Career Exploration Research Interview Project
Are you ready to help your high school students to take charge of their future through a career research project? Want to make sure your assignment includes both primary and secondary career exploration research?No need to reinvent the wheel! This NO-PREP resource, which comes as an interactive Google Slides lesson, clearly explains a career research interview project! These engaging slides guide students through the exciting process of choosing a career and conducting an informational interview
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Career Exploration - Lesson, Worksheets, and Research Project BUNDLE
Complete Autism PreK-K Curriculum
20-Week Curriculum 1,150 Pages of Fun!20 Weeks of: Lesson Plan ( Data recording, progress record, material/video/app Suggestions, Common core standards, Teaching tips)PECS (Visual aid) AAC20 Subjects/Topic1,150 PagesActivities/WorksheetsFlashcardsCraft IdeasSensory Bin IdeasFine Motor Mats and SheetsHomeschooling Magazine Print it or Show it on a device!!!(Instructions in worksheets and activities to help with executive functioning, fine motor, speech, and critical thinking.)(Combined with the
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PreK - K
Choices + Consequences Activities, Good + Bad Choices, Behavior Reflection Sheet
Choices and consequences character education activities, worksheets, instructional videos (QR codes and one-click URL links) and no prep social emotional learning play-based activity ideas for preschool, elementary, middle school, high school, special education or homeschool for parents or teachers to teach children to accept consequences, understand good vs. bad choices and understand impact of behavior on others plus behavior reflection sheet.Product Includes:6 Read Along Videos6 Play-Based Ac
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Complete Preschool Curriculum | Homeschool Compatible
Yes No Questions Book
This book contains 20 yes/no questions paired with photographs. The questions are designed to target a variety of kinds of yes/no questions including questions about labels, location, features and functions. Picture cues are given on each page for answering yes/no so that non-verbal students can point to the answer.How to Use:The book becomes a hands-on activity when laminated and used with a dry erase marker to circle the answers. It can also be uploaded into an app such as Notability that allo
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PreK - 1st
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How to Ask for a Letter of Recommendation - College & Career Readiness
Teach your students how to ask for a letter of recommendation for college or scholarship applications with this interactive Google Slides presentation. This complete lesson explains what a letter of recommendation is, what students need recommendations for, and nine tips for asking for a letter of recommendation. Also included: an extension activity asking students to write an email requesting a letter of recommendation and completing a datasheet/brag sheet to go with it (link to a sample email
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Dealing with disappointment, being teased, left out and told no
Dealing with disappointment, being left out, teased, told "no" social skills and character education activities, worksheets, instructional videos (QR codes and one-click URL links) and no prep social emotional learning play-based activity ideas for preschool, elementary, middle school, high school, special education or homeschool for parents or teachers to teach children to respond to being teased, left out, losing, being told no, and other disappointments in acceptable ways.Product Includes:6 R
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Complete Preschool Curriculum | Homeschool Compatible
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