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Girl Talk: A Friendship Group for Elementary and Middle School Girls
This is a complete 6 week outline for a small group counseling intervention focusing on friendship issues with girls. Topics explored include popularity, gossip, and conflict resolution. Includes sample group contract, worksheets for group members, scenarios for role play and a resource list for parents and students.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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Biome and food chain bundle
These ready to use worksheets will introduce students to biomes and food chains. Key talking points and quiz is included. I have used these resources as part of a week long lesson plan on biomes, food chains and food webs. I completed the week by having the students create their own biome in a jar
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Grades:
3rd - 4th
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"My Super Mom and Her Sidekick Crew" Curriculum Guide
Welcome to the team! Parents and Educators we have exciting lesson plans and activity sheets after you read "My Super Mom and Her Sidekick Crew." Designed to cater to a range of grade levels: it's ideal for Kindergarten through 2nd grade as a read-aloud or for small groups with scaffolding. It is equally suitable for 3rd through 5th grade as independent reading.The assessed Lexile range for the book falls between 1010 and 1200.These highly recommended lessons and activity tools are intricately
Grades:
K - 3rd
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Solution Fluency Classroom Guide [Distance Learning]
The children of today who will be the leaders of tomorrow need a process they can internalize for solving problems that really matter. The Solution Fluency Classroom Guide brings a common-sense approach and sensible tools for teaching that process to your learners. The children of today who will be the leaders of tomorrow need a process they can internalize for solving problems that really matter. The Solution Fluency Classroom Guide brings a common-sense approach and sensible tools for teachin
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Language Features and Their Effects
This is a reading/writing lesson involving different language features and how they are used to create more effect in writing.
Students need to write an explanation of each feature then find an example.
The effect of the feature is given to the students to help them with their explanation.
Some of the language features are:
Similes
Direct Speech
Alliteration
Hyperbole
There are about 30 features for students to find.
It also comes with an answer sheet with definitions and examples filled i
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Not Grade Specific
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Essential Questions EQ Guidebook [Distance Learning]
In this digital PDF ebook, we use a practical experiment—we’ll be turning a non-essential question into an essential one. We’ll also give you some handy tips along the way about how to get the most out of your essential question writing. An “essential” question is a question that leads us to explore the background of a problem and choose from various plans, strategies, or possible courses of action to generate a complex applicable solution. A good essential question:inspires a quest for knowledg
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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