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Free study skills lessons
Motivation Workbook Free Sample
Use this free workbook to help kids and young adults learn skills for staying motivated in school. These are great materials to use with middle and high school students. This free workbook discusses what motivation is, effects of lack of motivation, strategies to increase your motivation, and a journal reflection page. It is a sample of my Motivation Workbook.Table of Contents• Educator Guide• What is Motivation?• Lack of Motivation• Strategies for Motivation• Motivation JournalHow to UseThis wo
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7th - 10th
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RACE Strategy, Text Structure, Context Clues and More: Five FREE ELA Activities
Five free ELA activities in one download--get these popular freebies all in one place. Practice reading comprehension, writing with the RACE strategy, paired passages, text structure, and vocabulary with these free samples. If you like them and want more, see the links below! This Download Contains: ♦ RACE Strategy passage and writing prompt ....FULL VERSION HERE♦ Student guide to paired passages with example ...FULL VERSION HERE♦ Two pages of context clue practice activities ...FULL VERSION HER
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: 4-5th Grade ELA Reading and Writing Bundle
Fun Context Clues Vocabulary Activity: FREE
As an SLP, I use this third/fourth grade level activity to teach the use of context clues to decipher word meaning. The silly answer choices are a hit with school age kids and keep learning fun. Please enjoy this free multiple choice worksheet. I would love your feedback!
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3rd - 6th
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Study Skills - Study Strategies for Any Subject
Teach your intermediate students how to study for any test using these Study Strategies. These reference sheet provides an easy, effective way for you to provide study strategies to your students. With this resource you won't just tell them study, but you will also give explanations of how to study. Because once students realize they need to study, they often do not understand how to study. Model these specific strategies with you students to help them learn how to study independently. These
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: Student Guides to Improve Grades BUNDLE
Organization Activity: Organize the Room
In this free organization activity, kids will practice organizing a room by cutting out objects and pasting them into a bedroom scene. Students will discuss organization, what it means to be organized, and actually put the skills into action with the activity! Student directions with photos are included. This is an ideal introduction activity for teaching organization to kids and young adults.
After completing the activity, students will share with a partner and discuss how they know their scen
Grades:
5th - 8th
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How to Write a Professional Email Lesson and Activity
Teach your students a valuable life skill.....sending a professional, friendly, and respectful email to teachers or potential employers! Included in this product:PowerPoint Presentation with a clear lesson objective, discussion questions/talk stems, model email example, an independent activity that can be graded. (Presentation in EDITABLE version (For the edible version you will need to download KG Fonts: KG First Time in Forever, KG Summer Sunshine Blackout, Janda Closer To Free, KG Defying Gr
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7th - 11th
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Multiple Meaning Words Using Dictionary Entries RW 1.7 Powerpoint
This powerpoint presentation discusses multiple meaning words and how to use a dictionary to identify the correct meaning. The powerpoint was used in a third grade class to teach part of ELA standard RW 1.7. The powerpoint features 12 slides in the Explicit Direct Instruction format. Slides include: learning objective, importance, concept development, skill development, guided practice, and closure. Format of questions match how the skill is tested on the CST. I also have an independent practice
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Study Skills/Executive Functioning Student Data Collection Sheet
The Study Skills Student Data Collection Sheet is a great resource to track student achievement and progress when providing a study skills, motivation, or executive functioning small group or individual intervention to improve academic success.
Works great with the following lessons and curriculum:
Motivation Small Group or Classroom Lesson Bundle--this is a growing bundle and will contain 6 lessons on motivation. Currently there are 5. Lessons are:
✔ Lesson 1: What's My Motivation
✔ Less
Grades:
4th - 10th
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Fidget Rules
This is a one page social story that can be used to help students learn how to use a fidget properly. The use of a fidget can help students to focus and give them something to do with their hands. I have found it necessary to make sure to teach students how to use the fidgets though. I always introduce them in the Learning Center and read the social story several times before the students begin to use them in the general education classroom. Enjoy!
Grades:
K - 6th
A Sound of Thunder Close Reading Study Guide
A Sound of Thunder Close Reading Study Guide is a PowerPoint and study guide Word document bundle. Before reading, students will learn and review elements of plot on a diagram chart, the concept of “The Butterfly Effect” and its influence on the story, and the definitions of literary devices (imagery, simile, metaphor, onomatopoeia, and personification). Upon completion of the front loading activities, students begin reading the text, while being mindful of the questions on the power point slide
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Grades:
8th - 10th
SMARTS Executive Function Curriculum Free Lesson: Top 3 Hits
Thank you for your interest in SMARTS Secondary, a powerful, research-based curriculum that offers middle and high students essential Executive Function strategies that promote academic and life success.The free lesson we are currently offering is, "Top 3 Hits: Creating Personalized Checklists." Take some time to explore this lesson and see how it helps students:Determine the errors they tend to make.Develop a list of Top-3-Hits to avoid making those errors in the future.Interested in more infor
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6th - 12th
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FREE NO PREP VIDEO/ACTIVITY: Unit 1 Lesson 1: Identifying Your Learning Style
Unit 1 Lesson 1: Identifying Your Learning Style - Video and ActivityLife and Study Skills SEL Series We all learn in our own unique way and can identify those students who can sit and take notes quietly versus those who need to move constantly! Neither is wrong, they are just doing what works best for them. When students recognize and understand their own preferred learning style, they can be more successful academically. This first video lesson in the Study Skills Unit teaches students abou
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Unit 1 Study Skills No Prep Videos/Activities/Reviews (Bundle)
Time Management Free Lesson
Frequently students say they need to improve their time management, a phrase they have heard from an adult without really understanding what that means. Defining time in a way students can understand, empowers them to manage their responsibilities for improved outcomes and work completion. When students are aware of their time and tasks, usually in the form of a visual support, their decision making ability improves as does capacity to prioritize. However, students cannot prioritize what they
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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Lesson Template for School Counseling
My name is Valerie Johnson, and I am an elementary school counselor. This is the template that I use for all of my classroom counseling lessons. This template will work for K - 12 lessons and can also be used for small group sessions. It includes ASCA standards and competencies, procedures, types of data to measure student learning, and a place for evaluation and reflection. I have used this template for years and have shared it with many colleagues. It helps me to effectively organize my lesson
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K - 12th
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CUBS to Solve Word Problems
CUBS is a versatile strategy that students can use to solve any mathematical CCSS word problem. The language of such problems can be complex; unpacking before solving ensures that students choose the correct operation and set up equation(s) correctly. My school uses this strategy across all grade levels and has seen great success as students progress.This poster set contains a large (8 1/2" x 11") poster and small (4 per page) mini-posters for students to keep in a folder or tape on their desk
SQ3R Reading Comprehension and Study Skills Unit Lesson Plans
This SQ3R Reading Comprehension and Study Skills Strategy Unit plan contains: lesson plans and suggested supplemental activities. A Power Point presentation, fill-in-the blank and completed notes, a graphic organizer, and scavenger hunt activity that go with this unit plan are available on my site. SQ3R is a reading comprehension and study skills strategy for understanding non-fiction text. Learning to use the SQ3R method will help students to understand passages in textbooks, on standardized
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5th - 12th
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Mixed Numbers on a Number Line
A straight forward PowerPoint lesson to help students navigate fractions and mixed numbers on a number line. This has been a staple in my classroom for multiple years as an introductory tool in the early stages of fractions! It's a great way to get students out of their seats to come to the board. Students will identify specific points on a number line, as well as plot points on a number line. Additional challenge questions toward the end where students use their knowledge of equivalent frac
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
Special Education Science Curriculum: Right Brain, Left Brain
What are teenagers most interested in? Themselves! Here is a NO PREP, super-fun, activity that lets them find out about your students' learning styles. Print out the brain dominance and multiple intelligence quizzes and you’re ready to go! This student-approved lesson allows any classroom, especially inclusion classrooms, to create a community. This will help with classroom management in several ways. You will come away with a blueprint for how to group students during labs and projects. Your st
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Back to (Virtual) School
50 States Collaborative Research Slides
This resource includes one slide for each state, in which students are asked to fill in the state abbreviation, capital, area, important landmarks, region, and the state flag.
Assign digitally (or print & go) to students to complete independently, as a group, or for the whole class (just assign one or two slides to each student).
These slides can then be printed for students to reference throughout your United States unit.
**If you are unable to have students complete these slides digi
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Grades:
3rd - 7th
Study Skills Unit 1
The first of many very important study skills lessons. Every teacher K-12 should teach study skills! These lessons and worksheets can be used in grades 5-9, but can be modified for any grade.
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4th - 10th
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Ways to Annotate a Text - Handout Guide with Sample Paragraph
Annotating texts while reading is a helpful skill for students of all levels, and is useful in all academic disciplines. This worksheet provides five strategies that students can use on nearly any text! The handout is self-contained, and can be applied to any lesson that involves reading.
The sample paragraph is not annotated on the handout - When I taught annotating as a mini-lesson I printed it, annotated it by hand, and made copies for the students. The handwriting on the sample paragraph m
Grades:
8th - 11th
Unforgettable Parts of Speech Fun= Rhyme with Actions!
Let's face it. When it comes to grammar, even the best of us struggle at times to jazz it up and make it memorable-but no more! I tried this activity out of my freshman English classes and not only did they do it-THEY LOVED IT! This catchy rhyme is easy to break down and teach part by part adding on as you go. Before you know it, they will not only learn their parts of speech, but they'll also ask to do it in every class! I used it as a review of the basic functions of each part of speech, so we
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4th - 12th
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Taking Notes: for Geniuses
Teach & review healthy note-taking habits using this sleek, multi-media presentation. Animations, a humorous video, and colorful visuals take the place of excessive text for high-impact learning.
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Grades:
4th - 6th
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