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Life skills Common Core CCRA.SL.6 lessons
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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Adaptive Behavior IEP Goals - Functional IEP Goals and Objectives Tracking ABLLS
Simplify IEP goals and objectives tracking for Adaptive Behavior IEP goals. This mega bundle is your solution for creating and monitoring functional IEP goals in special education, ABA, or preschool. Get data-driven programs for self-help, life skills, and occupational therapy targets, and many goals align with the ABLLS assessment. This all-inclusive resource streamlines your progress tracking process with written programs, materials, graphing tools, and data collection forms.Use in conjunction
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PreK - 1st
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Interactive SEL social stories for Preschool and Special Education social skills
Looking for social emotional regulation social stories or special education kindergarten social emotional lessons? This HUGE bundle includes a taking turns social story and making friends social stories and much more. Great for self regulation small group.⚠️ Over 60% off by getting the bundle! Includes 26 books (one for each letter of the alphabet). Check the ABA in School store for other bundles!Why this?✔️ Bring REAL social lessons to LIFE!✔️ Activities and artwork are simple but SO cute and w
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PreK - 1st
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Communication Scenarios - Self-Advocacy (special education life skills)
Work on communication skills with this Google Slides Presentation and student notesheet. These 15 scenarios tackle common situations I’ve seen with my students, are sure to kick up lively discussion, and provide some great real-life practice as well. I had a lot of fun teaching this unit, and I hope you do too. :) Self-advocacy is a huge component of our life skills program. Our students tend to rely far too heavily on their parents or staff members to communicate on their behalf, when they are
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Problem Solving Scenarios Bundle (special education, life skills)
Sexual Harassment Activity Scenario Cards Lesson Plan
Teens and young adults can often struggle to understand the difference between what is "just a joke," and sexual harassment. These interactive activities use scenario cards and group work for middle and high school to begin to recognize the difference between sexual harassment and flirting. They will also begin to learn the different types of sexual harassment and consequences of these behaviors. This activity can also be adapted to use one-on-one with a counselor or teacher with the use of the
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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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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Public Speaking Mini-lesson with TED Talks - CCSS
One of my most useful resources yet, this presentation and the corresponding worksheets help students form the public speaking skills they so desperately need. The reality is, while many fear or struggle with speaking publicly, it is an essential skill. INCLUDES: *Public Speaking Skills slides*TED Talk worksheet - works for any Ted Talk!*Basic Speech Rubric
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7th - 12th
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Funny or Insulting Speech Filter GOOGLE SLIDE & BOOM DUO Social Skills Lesson
If you are working on Social filters for conversation and Social Skills you should address humor. Students on the Autism Spectrum or with Social Communication deficits often mistake insults for humor. This is also an ideal lesson for teaching perspective taking, theory of mind, inference or point of view. If your students have a hard time deciding if humor is appropriate they must learn some basic rules in helping them navigate if a comment is funny or insulting. This is a good deck to introduc
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6th - 11th
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Also included in: Social Skills Activity BUNDLE BOOM cards, GOOGLE SLIDES and worksheets
Year of Resources for the College Elective BUNDLE l College and Career Readiness
Looking for ideas for your College Elective class? Try this Year of Resources Bundle for the college elective teacher. With this bundle, you will have AVID forms and ideas for organizing your AVID elective or college elective class. This BUNDLE will help you set your AVID program up for success.I've taught AVID for 9 years, as well as have been my Site's AVID Coordinator. These are tried and true resources that will help you organizer your whole year of AVID! This bundle has tons of ideas, lots
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Not Grade Specific
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Formal vs Informal Language - Slideshow Lesson and Guided Notes
Would you wear your swimsuit to a sports game? What about a formal gown in space?Use this engaging lesson to impart your students with a better understanding of why it is important to consider formal and informal language contexts. Using fashion metaphors, funny photos, and guided notes about common features of formal and informal registers, this discussion-based lesson builds upon students' prior funds of knowledge in a hilarious and engaging way.The lesson implementation materials also provide
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Formal vs Informal Language - Teaching Bundle
Think it or Say it GOOGLE SLIDES and BOOM Duo for Social Skills Groups
A very common topic to discuss in Social Skills is the Speech Filter. Students with Autism or Social Communication disorder often struggle with what is appropriate and what is not appropriate to say. This deck will help your students see the difference between what to SAY and what to THINK. This is a DUO GOOGLE SLIDE and BOOM deck lesson. Either the Google Slide or Boom deck can be used individually since the content is identical. It simply depends how you want to teach your lesson. If you wa
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6th - 10th
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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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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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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
Social and Emotional Learning: 40 Mini Lessons for Middle & High School Students
Teaching social and emotional skills is more critical than ever. These 40 mini lessons are designed for all high school and middle school students. A variety of activities in which students respond to thought-provoking writing prompts, explore scenarios, engage in goal setting, reflect upon the results of self-assessments and role play using partner dialogues will allow your students to develop important social and emotional skills. The lessons have been created to increase students' Self Awa
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6th - 12th
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Understanding Myself | Personal Identity Unit | 4 Lesson Plans
There are so many different pieces that make up who we are as individuals and that make us unique. In this unit students will develop a deeper understanding of themselves by taking a closer look at some of those key pieces, including their values, strengths and weaknesses, and their intelligence.Grade Level: 6-8Lesson Plan Durations: 40-60 mins eachLessons:Lesson Plan 1: My IdentityLesson Plan 2: My ValuesLesson Plan 3: My Strengths & WeaknessesLesson Plan 4: My IntelligenceLearning outcomes
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6th - 8th
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Zones of Emotional Regulation | Social Emotional Learning Lesson Plan
Emotional regulation is defined as our ability to manage and respond to our emotional experiences. In this lesson students will learn about four zones of emotional regulation to help them effectively navigate their own emotions. Grade level: 6 - 8Prep time: 10 minLesson Duration: 60 min + Optional Extension Activity (20 min)Learning Outcomes:It is expected that students will:Recognize that there are different zones of emotional regulation.Identify the zones of emotional regulation.Demonstrate th
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Navigating My Emotions | Social Emotional Learning Unit | 4 Lesson Plans
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
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9th - 12th
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Mindful Eating & Me | Nutrition Unit | 4 Lesson Plans
Healthy food provides us with enjoyment, comfort, and energy; however, our relationship with food impacts what, how, and why we eat. Unhealthy food impacts not only our physical health but our mental health as well. In this unit students will learn how to eat a variety of healthful foods to satisfy their hunger, nurture their mental well-being, help their bodies grow, and celebrate their culture and community.Grades level: 3-5Lesson Plan Durations: 35 - 55 minsLessons:Lesson Plan 1: Eating Mindf
How to Apply to College - College Readiness
Prepare your high school juniors and seniors for the college admissions and application process with this interactive Google Slides presentation. This complete lesson explains when students should begin the college application process, how to make a college list, and what's needed to complete a college application. Also included: an extension activity asking students to make a spreadsheet or table to show the colleges they plan to apply to and the required application materials and deadlines.⭐️
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10th - 12th
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Lesson Plan - Mistakes in Art
This lesson plan aims to foster a resilient and creative mindset in students and to encourage learners to see mistakes as opportunities for growth and creativity. With adaptable activities suitable for PreK through 5th grade, teachers can easily integrate this lesson into their curriculum. From interactive story readings to thought-provoking discussions and hands-on art projects, students will develop essential skills in literacy, critical thinking, and social-emotional learning.
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PreK - 5th
Safety Heros | Safety Unit | 4 Lesson Plans
We can all play a role in creating safe spaces and making smart decisions that protect ourselves and others. In this unit, students will learn the answers to some key questions regarding their safety in their everyday circumstances, online, and in their relationships by discussing topics like preventable hazards, media literacy, and bullying.Grades level: 6-8Lesson Plan Durations: 50 - 60 min eachLessons:Lesson Plan 1: When to Use CautionLesson Plan 2: Who to Call in a CrisisLesson Plan 3: What
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6th - 8th
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