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Life skills Common Core RL.2.10 resources
I Have Who Has Back to School Game {Speaking and Listening Back to School Game}
This back to school I Have Who Has game is big enough to be used with a class, but can also be used for small group, centers, morning warm-up, etc. This game is to help students become comfortable speaking and listening in class during the first few days/weeks of school. There are a total of 43 beginning of the year school themed game cards included in this resource (including the start and finish cards).
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1st - 4th
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Also included in: First Week of School Activities Grade 3 | First Week of School Games
The Couch Potato
Jory John’s “The Couch Potato” is an wonderful story with several themes and messages that make it great for students to participate in whole group activities, small group discussion, and individual intervention. This resource contains a set of activities that companion beautifully with The Couch Potato story. Activities cover the following objectives: writing a paragraph response with the assistance of a brainstorming page and graphic organizer, identifying story elements, making connections to
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K - 4th
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Literacy-Based Character Education Curriculum- Courage Unit
21st Century Learning Involves much more than digital experiences. It also means our students are collaborating, communicating, critically thinking, and being creative, BUT THAT’S NOT ALL!
Today’s students need much more in order to be successful with all of these skills. What is that you ask? They need to BE THE BEST THEY CAN BE! They need to learn what makes students good learners. What makes people successful? This, my teacher friend, is the basis behind character education programs. B
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PreK - 2nd
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Using Manners and Healthy Habits: Don't Pick Your Nose E-Book & Review Questions
Don’t Pick Your Nose, a humorous children’s book that entertains young readers, drives home an important point about avoiding this negative behavior in a most unique way. A must-read for young children, this story helps to reinforce why it’s so important to keep your fingers out of your nose. Common core questions and standards are also included! Recommended by best-selling Amazon author, Don Maruska, the book has become a classic for children ages 3-7.
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PreK - 3rd
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Five Senses Logic Line Up NO PREP!!! common core aligned
Teaching logical critical thinking skills by listening and following directions. An activity lining up cards according to verbal directions using problem solving skills.
These can be done in whole group or partners, and even individual or small group settings. Answers are with the problems.
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K - 3rd
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Young Cam Jansen and the Knock, Knock Mystery (book companion lesson)
Overview: In the book, Young Cam Jansen and the Knock, Knock Mystery by David A. Adler, Cam Jansen and her friend Eric have another mystery on their hands! As children read or listen to this book, they will make predictions and try to help solve a lighthearted mystery. Children will make connections to the book as they play games to test their visual memory and help prepare an apple dessert.OutlineBuild Interest: 1 discussionRead: 1 book Reading Response: 1 predicting activityConnect: 2 visual m
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K - 2nd
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Predicting Lesson Plan To Teach Any Book in the Lindie Lou Adventure Series
Everything you need to introduce any Lindie Lou Adventure Series book including support activities for group instruction, individual work, differentiation, Guided Reading. Support activities include: Making Predictions, Ronda's Garden, Lindie Lou's Birthday Party, Kate's New Puppy, Differentiation Making Predictions. Not all activity images are shown in this listing.
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K - 3rd
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