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School counseling Common Core CCRA.R.6 resources
Random Acts of Kindness Day | Bulletin Board | Be Kind to One Another
Random Acts of Kindness Day | Bulletin Board | Be Kind to One Another can be used year-round to motivate your students to be kind to one another! It can be used inside or outside your classroom! I have chosen a bulletin board on the third floor of our school where all the middle schoolers and upper elementary students can pass by and choose from the envelopes an act of kindness that they can work on and then pass it on to a friend to continue a chain of random acts of kindness going on through o
Grades:
2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
College Admission Essay: Common App Personal Statement Essay Workbook
Updated 2020-2021The Common App, Personal Statement Essay Workbook is a 45 page Editable GoogleDoc Workbook. This workbook includes hyperlinks to 19 editable Google Documents that guide students, step-by-step, through crafting an effective personal statement essay. I have used the 22 Activities and 12 Supplemental Resources that are within the workbook, and linked throughout, both in-person and remotely. I have used this workbook in English Class, in College Prep Class, and for private tutori
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Social Emotional Behavior & Mistake Packet | Data Tracking | Contract
Enhance your students' social and emotional learning with this comprehensive packet of activities! These strategies will help your students regulate and reflect on their emotions by identifying feelings, understanding why they feel certain ways, and learning what they can do in the future to address similar situations.Hold your students accountable with a consequence contract and apology templates, and use think sheets to highlight positive aspects of their day, week, or month. These resources a
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Point of View: The Sandwich Swap
Discover the Magic of Point of View with 'The Sandwich Swap' Lesson Plan!Engage your first-grade students in a delightful journey of storytelling and perspective with this comprehensive lesson plan centered around the beloved mentor text, "The Sandwich Swap" by Queen Rania Al Abdullah and Kelly DiPucchio.What's Included:1. Detailed Lesson Plan: Step-by-step instructions guide you through the entire lesson, making it easy to implement and adapt to your classroom's needs.2. Worksheets on Point of
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K - 1st
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Toxic Friendships - Nonfiction Lesson and Discussion Questions
In this nonfiction lesson, students will read an article about toxic friendships, complete a kinesthetic anticipation guide, and answer discussion questions to improve comprehension and critical thinking with nonfiction texts.This is a great, engaging lesson to use as a basis for Socratic seminar or as a real life reflection on toxic friendships.What's Included in this Toxic Friendships Nonfiction Lesson:Kinesthetic Anticipation GuideFull articleAnticipation Guide Reflection Google Form10 Discus
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Students Can Help Keep Students Safe: School Violence Prevention, Lockdowns
This book will help prevent school violence. It is for grades 4th to 7th grade. The language is nonthreatening and children will quickly understand all of the concepts. Book and video download available. The Bad Guys https://tinyurl.com/mr7w4h9j is the sister title for younger grades Preschool to 3 rd grade.“Students Can Help Keep Schools Safe is a timely book that addresses a subject we wish was non-existent. The message of this book enables children to be aware of potential danger as well as
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4th - 8th, Staff
Personal Body Safety Close Reading Activity to Build Self Advocacy & Resilience
Personal body safety is an important topic to discuss with children, but sometimes it can be hard to know how to start the conversation. This SEL Personal Body Safety Close Reading Activity to Build Self Advocacy & Resilience resource is a close reading of "The Cat in the Hat," by Dr. Seuss. While reading the story, students will be able to discuss important topics of boundaries, personal safety, communicating needs for safety, and self-advocacy. Educators can focus on one topic a day, or ch
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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THRIVE CAREER
Teach your students or clients the ❤️ social emotional skills that are in demand by employers so they can thrive in current and future jobs and careers. Employers look for employees who have developed human skills. Current and future careers will require employees to have developed: critical thinking, interpersonal skills in teamwork, problem-solving, and drawing conclusions about emotional states and social interactions according to KAI-FU Lee the author of AI Superpowers. What Skills will Stu
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9th - 12th
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Preventing Pregnancy and S.T.I.s Bundle
This activity will allow students the opportunity to visually see how and begin to understand how quickly and easily diseases can be spread. They may often think they are invincible and that nothing bad will ever happen to them. These activities will allow students the opportunity to understand the how important it is to use condoms and prevent the spread of diseases. These resources include:Interactive activitiesStep-by-step activity directionsActivity ReflectionEssential Question(s)Guided disc
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Motivational Bulletin Board | BOHO Version | YOU MATTER! | Self-worth
Motivational Bulletin Board | BOHO Version | YOU MATTER! | Self-worth quotes and reflections is a bulletin board that can be used year-round to motivate your students and let them know how valuable they are! It has been designed to lift them up and have them question themselves about their self-worth.NOTE: THIS IS THE BOHO VERSION OF THIS BULLETIN BOARD THAT CAN ALSO BE FOUND IN BRIGHT COLORS HERE:Motivational Bulletin Board - YOU MATTER! - Self-worth quotes and reflectionsBOTH RESOURCES HAVE TH
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Teachers and Students Motivation Bulletin Board | BOHO | BUNDLE
Cameras in Classrooms - Nonfiction Lesson and Discussion Questions
In this nonfiction lesson, students will read an article about cameras in classrooms as a protective safety measure in light of school shootings. Students will complete a kinesthetic anticipation guide, and answer discussion questions to improve comprehension and critical thinking with nonfiction texts.This is a great, engaging lesson to use as a basis for Socratic seminar or as a real life reflection on the use of cameras in classrooms.What's Included in this Cameras in Classrooms Nonfiction Le
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Grades:
7th - 10th
A Blue Kind of Day World Mental Health Day
Looking for a book about sadness? To discuss the big topic or depression with students? Check out A Blue Kind of Day by Rachel Tomlinson. This story is perfect for suicide prevention week, before doing suicide training with students, discussing emotions and coping skills with students and a social emotional learning with students. This resource contains reading activities as well as activities to discuss emotions including:Before readingStory elementsSequencingCharacter relationshipsTheme Anal
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2nd - 5th
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Growth Mindset Activities | Self Love - Esteem Character Development Worksheets
UNIQUELY YOU Workbooks Promote and Support Self Reliance.And, the Road to Happiness is to Own Your Authentic Self!Growth Mindset for Character Development!Encourages Self ConfidenceSupports and Boosts Self Esteem Self Worth and Worthiness ActualizationPromotes Healthy Choices for LifestylesAugments Responsive OwnershipActivity Objectives:Discern Quality Conduct in Human BehaviorDefine Authenticity as Related to Personal BehaviorUnderstand Behaviors that Brand a Genuine Person Recognize Your Own
Grades:
9th - 12th
Quiet Quitting- Nonfiction Lesson and Discussion Questions
In this nonfiction lesson, students will read an article about quiet quitting, complete a kinesthetic anticipation guide, and answer discussion questions to improve comprehension and critical thinking with nonfiction texts.This is a great, engaging lesson to use as a basis for Socratic seminar or as a real life reflection on cheating in high school.What's Included in this Vaping Nonfiction Lesson:Kinesthetic Anticipation GuideFull articleAnticipation Guide Reflection Google Form10 Discussion Que
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Vaping - Nonfiction Lesson and Discussion Questions
In this nonfiction lesson, students will read an article about vaping, complete a kinesthetic anticipation guide, and answer discussion questions to improve comprehension and critical thinking with nonfiction texts.This is a great, engaging lesson to use as a basis for Socratic seminar or as a real life reflection on cheating in high school.What's Included in this Vaping Nonfiction Lesson:Kinesthetic Anticipation GuideFull articleAnticipation Guide Reflection Google Form10 Discussion Questions1
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Cheating in High School - Nonfiction Lesson and Discussion Questions
In this nonfiction lesson, students will read an article about cheating in high school, complete a kinesthetic anticipation guide, and answer discussion questions to improve comprehension and critical thinking with nonfiction texts.This is a great, engaging lesson to use as a basis for Socratic seminar or as a real life reflection on cheating in high school.What's Included in this Cheating in High School Nonfiction Lesson:Kinesthetic Anticipation GuideFull articleAnticipation Guide Reflection Go
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Book Companion Activities: The Splendid Spark
It’s often tough to get kids to talk, particularly when they’re feeling sad or angry. It’s even harder to get them to open up when some type of trauma occurs. “The Splendid Spark” is intended as a conversation starter for parents, teachers, counselors, and caregivers to open those lines of communication. With themes of trust, forgiveness, and resilience, trusted adults and little ones can read together to ‘spark’ a conversation about feelings and emotions, getting the scary things out and lettin
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Marvel's What If Viewing Guide Episode 1
This resource will introduce students to Marvel Studio's animated project, What If. Episode 2 "What If... Captain Carter Were the First Avenger?" is now streaming on Disney Plus and features Captain Carter, a new hero. This 3-page viewing guide features questions for before, during, and after viewing that help students pick up on the nuance and complexity of women's rights in the 1940's as well as the power of asking "What If" questions.If you enjoy this resource, please consider some of the ot
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Marvel's What If Season 1 ALL GUIDES - 9 Lessons BUNDLE (Best Value)
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