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Elementary psychology unit plans
Gifted and Talented - Autobiographical Life Map Unit
Wake up the memories of your gifted and talented students and use them to create an autobiographical life map. This life map will help your students visualize their life journey (past, present, and future) and teach them the power of autobiographical thinking and metaphorical representation.
Students will begin by viewing a PowerPoint (included) on this type of thinking. The PowerPoint will guide them through the steps of brainstorming, metaphorical representation and symbolism of their lives
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3rd - 6th
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Gifted and Talented - Style Profile Concept Based Unit
Every student is unique. They look differently and have individual personalities. They also have a preferred style of learning and expressing their learning. Additional they have intelligence strengths and weaknesses. All these differences need to be respected, embraced, and accommodated in the classroom. In this concept based unit for gifted learners, students will develop a learning profile for their teachers in the form of a brochure to be used as a tool in differentiation for their indi
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3rd - 6th
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Meditation & Mindfulness - No-Prep Thematic Unit Plan
Teach meditation, mindfulness, and Zen to help your students find inner peace in their busy minds. Free them from lives of worry, anxiety & stress by teaching how to breathe, relax, and find peace of mind Give your class the tools to lead happy & healthy lives! With the Healthy Kids Curriculum you will have the resources and mindsets to practice great hygiene, eat healthy foods, exercise daily, meditate, and much more!
Each week’s plan includes:
“Words of the Day” –high-level vocabula
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PreK - 5th
physical education unit plan "invasion games" MYP IB + Free!!! 10 lessons plans
Introducing the ultimate resource for Middle Years Programme (MYP) IB educators – the comprehensive Physical and Health Education Full Unit Plan focused on Invasion Games! This meticulously crafted unit plan provides a roadmap for teaching dynamic invasion games while aligning seamlessly with the MYP IB curriculum. With detailed lesson outlines, skill-building strategies, assessment tools, and engaging activities, this resource equips teachers to guide students through a transformative learning
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5th - 10th
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Healthy Living Mini Unit
This healthy living mini-unit takes six 30minute blocks to complete so it is ideal if you are required to teach healthy living as a small portion of your curriculum but are not afforded much time to do so. The unit is designed for grades 3-7 and has a reading level in the student info packs that should be appropriate for most grad 3-5 classes.There is a mini lesson and student info sheet for each of the six topics covered - Fruits, Veggies, and Healthy Snacks (nutrition), Screens and Reading, Da
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3rd - 6th
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Iowa Grade 5 Social Studies Inquiry | Behavioral Sciences | Civil Rights
Get your students exploring and discussing women's suffrage, civil rights, and gay rights. Guide your students to a deeper understanding of grassroots campaigns and how one idea can effect change across an entire country.This resource contains everything you will need to lead your students through an inquiry-based unit about Behavioral Sciences. The compelling question is: What Leads to Change?This resource is offered in a money saving BUNDLE that contains 6 inquiries which cover all the social
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5th
Interview Project: What does it mean to be American?
Interview Project: What does it mean to be American?Four Part Project:Part 1) What does it mean to be American? Choice Board- Student use their choice of 15 sources to summarize in video reflection or writing summary format. Part 2) Interview Preparation- Students are asked to interview a family member, but before that, they need to select a specific historical event/time period to ask your interviewee about. Students will have access to historical event ideas to learn more about in preparation
Grades:
5th - 12th
Mental Health Unit (4 lessons)
A fun, informative, and engaging way of teaching mental health to mid-upper elementary, middle school, or high school aged students. This is the 3rd lesson in a mental health unit, where the unit focuses on stress and mental illness, the misconceptions surrounding these topics, and the ways to combat mental health issues and stress in safe and realistic ways.What's included?Lesson 1 (Stress) focuses on: Different types of stress (eustress, distress, acute stress, chronic stress), their consequen
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4th - 11th
What It Means to Be Resilient: Unit with display posters and lessons
Teaching resilience to children is SO important! Research has shown that children who learn this skill when they are young are more likely to be successful and happy later in life. To learn more about resilience and its importance, download the resource preview now!This resource includes eight practical, successful strategies outlined on attractive posters to be displayed in your classroom. These strategies are written in imperative form intended to empower children to take action rather than pa
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K - 7th
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Multiplication Jenga - 1 to 16 Time Tables
I used to write this on the Jenga, but markers make a mess, so I decides to print them out and they are lovely! I used transparent tape to protect the ink from erasing, my kids love this! I even added time tables from 13 - 16, since my kids like the challenge! **Best if printed on sticker paper.
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1st - 9th
"Whose Job Is It To Make The World Better?" Inquiry Unit
This inquiry for Kindergarteners looks into how we can change the world for the better as individuals and as a class. It is a build up to a class project that makes a positive impact. This class project will be chosen by the students and guided by the teacher. Each of the ten days is focused on an activity to answer a different supportive question that guides students in their inquiry on how to make the world a better place. It is a great way to get students looking at their immediate communitie
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K
Perfect by Natasha Friend Novel Unit Comprehension Question Worksheets Handouts
This pack has comprehension questions to go with the book Perfect by Natasha Friend. It also includes a character tracking chart on various pages. Most of the worksheets are through two chapters each, but a few of them spread over three or four chapters (based on the length of chapters). They worked nicely when I taught this book this year.
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5th - 8th
Character Traits: Online, Long-Distance Learning Unit
OVERVIEW: In this unit, you will be asked to choose a character trait to explore. You will find evidence in psychology, literature, history, current events, and art. The unit is adaptable so the educator may narrow its scope. It includes vocabulary, research, multiple reflections, and final project ideas. It has an interdisciplinary approach with ELA, History, Psychology, Current Events, and Art.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Social Psychology - The Power of First Impressions
Social Psychology Year/Semester-Long Course - Everything For An Awesome & Inspiring Class Included! Powerpoint 1 of Series: What factors into a first impression? Can first impressions be changed? Fun, Interactive Class Questions & DiscussionsAcademic Video to Accompany LectureFacts, Stats, and More!**Designed for a shorter, more interactive lecture** **This lecture is NOT text heavy!**Full Series Package (In Storefront) Includes: Milgram, Asch, Scientific Method, Prisoner's Dilemma, Acad
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Social Skills in Literature Project Grades 3-5
Reinforce social skills with upper elementary grade students with this social skills in literature project. Students are prompted to find examples of characters in stories using good social skills, write a sentence and draw a picture. Includes 24 skills, including "being a good sport", "using positive self-talk", and "staying calm in times of stress".
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3rd - 5th
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Disrupting Gender Stereotypes K-1 Unit Plan
To raise awareness and provide safe discussion opportunities for students to think deeper, reflect and refine their understanding on gender stereotypes that have been disseminated by our families, our society and our media outlets (books/stories, internet, games, toys, movies, tv shows, advertisements, etc.).
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K - 1st
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