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Social emotional learning Common Core W.4.8 resources
Daily Creative Writing Journal Prompts Task Cards for Morning Work Year Long
Introducing the ultimate set of Year-Long Writing Prompt Task Cards designed to ignite creativity and inspire young minds throughout the year. They make the perfect warm-up activity, morning work activity, writing center exercise, or independent work for creative-writing time. The prompts are linked to National Days to highlight special holidays, events, and celebrations around the world and connect a writing prompt (genre) to each one.This is a GROWING BUNDLE that will increase each time a new
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3rd - 6th
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People Around the World: A Celebration of Cultures & the Common Needs of People
Travel the 7 Continents and discover the Common Fundamental Needs of People Around the World along the way! Students will learn the value of world languages, world religions, types of homes and shelters, types of transportation, traditional clothing, and so much more in this ready to use social studies bundle. Each no prep lesson allows students to develop their nonfiction research, descriptive writing, and geography skills that are connected to specific SEL goals. Targeted SEL skills are design
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3rd - 5th
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Activities for diversity in the classroom
Wondering how to promote diversity equity and inclusion in the classroom? Sum of our Parts is the perfect diversity activity for elementary students. Explore identity, celebrate diversity, teach for social justice and help your upper elementary Second Grade, Third Grade, or Fourth Grade students take social action! Developed as part of the Teachers Pay Teachers Teach for Justice Grant, this unit is full of diversity lesson plans for elementary students that will help you guide your class through
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2nd - 4th
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Thanksgiving Writing SEL Activity IB PYP Learner Profile Character Traits
THANKSGIVING WRITING ACTIVITY: Learner Profile TraitsThis Thanksgiving writing activity that focuses on the Learner Profile traits is great for:IB PYP classroomsSEL lessonsCounselor guidance lessonswriting stationsspelling practiceediting/revising workcreative thinkingself reflection worketc. etc. The IB PYP Learner Profile traits are:BALANCEDCARINGCOMMUNICATORSINQUIRERSKNOWLEDGEABLEOPEN-MINDEDPRINCIPLEDRELFECTIVERISK-TAKERSTHINKERSCHECK OUT MY OTHER IB PYP/SEL RESOURCES TODAY!THANK YOU!INQUIRY
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K - 6th
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Culminating Book Report Templates & Biography Research Graphic Organizer
Celebrate the power of stories with the Parade Design with Book Report Templates & Biography Research Graphic Organizer. With no prep worksheets, students will choose a book that holds significant meaning in their life, choose a character from the story to represent during the parade, and research the life of their book author. Your students will love the opportunity to create their own parade based on the setting, plot, characters, and central message (or author's purpose) of their story. T
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3rd - 5th
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Breaking Barriers: A Story of Black Excellence - Misty Copeland
This comprehensive product is designed to engage students in learning about Misty Copeland, an influential figure in the world of ballet. The product includes a close reading passage about Misty Copeland's journey, comprehension questions, vocabulary and grammar activities, and a social-emotional learning (SEL) worksheet.Close Reading Passage: "Misty Copeland: Breaking Barriers in Ballet" The passage provides students with a captivating account of Misty Copeland's life, from her humble beginning
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Exploring Australia - Mini Unit
In this Australia unit, students will focus on exploration integrating History, Geography, Science, Technology, ELA, Art,Math, and Citizenship/SEL lessons. The unit follows the theme of community spirit through developing awareness and involvement. These lessons extend the students' knowledge of text types such as descriptive texts and storytelling. This unit is based around the introduction of Australia as a place and the exploration of Australia’s history, its place in the world, and its rich
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4th - 8th
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Minimal Prep: First day of school: Making friends, Class contract; goal setting
Start the year with an action filled first that welcomes your students into your classroom and values. By the time they leave they would have introduced themselves, made some friends, be familiar with your classroom, collaboratively developed a class ethos and contract, set themselves the first of many goals for the year and made a tool for formative assessment and to allow for immediate feedback from each student for while you teach. Finally, they would have created the first of many display b
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Not Grade Specific
Learning from the Past: Ruby Bridges and Barbara Henry
This product includes a passage about Ruby Bridges and her teacher Barbara Henry, who showed the importance of friendship and understanding our emotions. The passage describes the challenges Ruby faced when she went to an all-white school, and how Barbara helped her by being a friend and ensuring that Ruby received the same education as the white students. The passage also highlights the importance of caring for others, even if they are different from us, and working together to make the world a
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Transportation of People Around the World Research Project for 3rd & 4th Grade
How do people travel around the world? 3rd & 4th grade students will enjoy researching how people around the world use transportation. This fun filled research project provides ready to use graphic organizers for students, and scripted teacher discussion guides. Additionally, throughout this social studies activity, students will learn to reframe negative thoughts, and increase positive thinking. Students will learn to identify and challenge their negative thoughts, and how to use coping str
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3rd - 5th
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Homes of People Around the World a Social Studies Research Activity Guide
Learn about the types of homes of people around the world with this no prep engaging social studies research activity guide. Students enjoy learning the history, ingenuity, and design of Native American shelters as they compare and contrast the Native American homes with their own. Students will continue researching homes from around the world. The culminating activity is designed for students to create their own dream home! Additionally this resource is designed to promote student awareness of
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3rd - 5th
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Defenses & Rights of People Around the World Research Project & Discussion Guide
Why is protection important? This ready to use resource for 3rd & 4th grade students is designed to instruct students on the Defenses & Rights of People Around the World. Students are provided research graphic organizers and worksheets for their worksheets. With no prep scripted teacher discussion guides, classes can provide in collaborative conversations on Human Rights, and the Rights of Children.This lesson is designed to strengthen student non-fiction research skills. This unit is pe
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3rd - 5th
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STORY: a Back to School Personal Narrative & Diversity Writing Prompt Guide
Celebrate Back to School season with this personal writing prompt guide. This resource, STORY: a Back to School Personal Narrative & Diversity Writing Prompt Guide for 4th grade, is designed to explore the importance of the uniqueness of peoples stories. Each lesson includes a no prep teacher discussion guide, student worksheets, and classroom collaborative activities. Students will enjoy being able to tell their life stories! Whether you are an elementary classroom teacher, school counselor
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in:Â SEL Daily Writing Prompt Bundle with Differentiated Student Worksheets
People Around the World Activities & Forms of Art Research Graphic Organizers
Discover the famous art forms of people around the world with this ready to use activity guide. 3rd and 4th grade students will learn the important role that art plays in expressing feelings, maintaining cultural tradition, and preserving history. Students will research the history of the piano, Mona Lisa, and the Statue of Liberty. Upper Elementary students will enjoy being able to design their own museums based on significant personal life events. This lesson also includes a bonus lesson for t
Grades:
3rd - 5th
15 Minute Mindful Journaling (fall theme)
Have you been trying to get your students to be more mindful?Mindful journaling is a wonderful way to build that skill!These journal prompts could be for before the bell, stations, or a finish early option.
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Not Grade Specific
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New Year Book filled with Monthly Challenges
This is intended to be a book that offers a challenge for every month of the year. Each month also has a journal page and at the end of this book there are a few references to help students practice self-care such as yoga poses, stretch exercises and affirmations. The intention is for students to practice better habits and set good intentions for themselves every month of the year.
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2nd - 6th
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