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Festive Folk Fiddle Fiesta - for Multi-Level String Orchestra
This lively, festive folk fiddle arrangement for Multi-Level String Orchestra features the classic Christmas Carols: God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen; The Sussex Carol; Silent Night and I Saw 3 Ships - the latter of which is in 'Pirate Style' and is inspired by Jennifer Thomas' amazing version of this tune - and is used with her kind permission. As with all Pick 'n' Mix arrangements, there are multiple part options to suit everyone- from complete beginners to advanced players - and all those in-betwe
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Instrumental Music, Music
Why Study Latin?
Why Study Latin? is a colorful PowerPoint slideshow that shows students how Latin has influenced western civilization and is still an important subject to study today. It gives an overview of Latin from Roman times to today: how it evolved into the Romance languages, is found in binomial nomenclature, periodic table, zodiac signs, constellations, legal, anatomical and pharmaceutical terms, literature, mythology, history, culture, songs, familiar expressions, and abbreviations. I suggest using th
6th - 12th, Not Specific
English Language Arts, Latin
Parts Identification IFS Informed
IFS-informed parts identification worksheet. Helps clients locate, describe, and relate to internal parts through body sensation, imagery, intensity tracking, and protective function. Trauma-informed. Session-ready. PDF.
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Psychology, School Counseling, School Psychology
The Clock That Ticked Too Fast
Teach your students the power of patience and mindfulness through this heartwarming story! The Clock That Ticked Too Fast is a gentle, beautifully written short story about a young clock who learns that rushing through time means missing life’s most precious moments. Perfect for SEL lessons, character education, or morning meetings, this story helps children understand that slowing down allows them to enjoy learning, friendships, and life itself. Learning Focus: Patience and emotional control
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Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
The Letter That Changed the World
Bring your students a story that proves how a single act of kindness can make ripples across the world! “The Letter That Changed the World” is a short, emotional story about a young writer who learns that her words can change lives — and that kindness shared through writing can travel farther than she ever imagined. ✅ Perfect for: Reading comprehension & SEL lessons Creative writing inspiration Classroom kindness challenges Morning meeting discussions Bulletin board activity (“Letters of Kind
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Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The Blanket That Knew Every Story
Wrap your students in the warmth of family and storytelling with The Blanket That Knew Every Story. This touching short story helps children understand the importance of family, heritage, and the stories that connect generations. Perfect for morning meetings, character lessons, or literacy time, this story encourages reflection, empathy, and gratitude for one’s roots. Use it for: ✔️ Family and heritage units ✔️ Reading comprehension lessons ✔️ Writing or storytelling activities ✔️ Social-e
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Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
The Lantern Keeper’s Secret
The Lantern Keeper’s Secret is an inspiring short story that teaches students the power of hope, purpose, and unseen impact. Through the tale of an old lighthouse keeper and his young apprentice, learners discover that even small acts of light can make a big difference. Perfect for use in: ✔️ Character Education ✔️ Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) ✔️ Reading Comprehension Activities ✔️ Creative Writing Inspiration ✨ Help your students discover that their actions—no matter how small—can shine
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Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
The Boy Who Carried the Horizon
✨ Inspire your students with this beautifully written short story about balancing dreams and responsibility.The Boy Who Carried the Horizon follows young Amir, a boy whose curiosity and courage turn his dreams into an act of service for his whole village. This story teaches children that ambition and duty can work hand in hand — that true purpose comes when we use our dreams to help others. Perfect for: Character education lessons (dreams, perseverance, responsibility) Reading comprehension and
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Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
The Silence Between Notes
Help your students discover the hidden beauty in slowing down with this reflective and heartwarming story — The Silence Between Notes.This short story teaches young readers that silence isn’t empty; it’s a space for listening, feeling, and understanding — both in music and in life. Perfect for introducing mindfulness, emotional balance, and the value of patience. Use it for: SEL (Social-Emotional Learning) lessons Music or mindfulness classes Morning reading sessions Growth mindset activities ✨
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Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
Graduation Frames
FeatureDetailProduct TypeDigital Templates / Photo Frames / PNG or JPEG Assets Total Files5 individual image files File FormatJPEG (Image format) Image StyleFull-color, celebratory frame designs for inserting photos. Content FocusFrames are themed around graduation, featuring elements like graduation caps, diplomas, scrolls, confetti, and celebratory text. Key ThemesGraduation, achievement, celebration, high school/college ceremonies. Ideal UsagePersonalized digital invitations, social media an
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For All Subjects
The Bridge Over Nowhere
The Bridge Over Nowhere is a powerful, thought-provoking short story that helps students explore the themes of courage, decision-making, and self-discovery. Perfect for upper elementary through high school readers, this story encourages reflection on how challenges and uncertainty can shape personal growth. This resource includes: The full inspirational story (printable + digital versions) SEL connection: Building resilience and confidence Ideal for: ✔️ English Language Arts & Character Educat
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Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
The Toy Who Wanted a Child
This touching short story, The Toy Who Wanted a Child, beautifully explores themes of love, belonging, and self-acceptance through the eyes of a small stuffed fox waiting to be chosen. Perfect for early readers and social-emotional learning (SEL) lessons, this story helps children understand that everyone—no matter how small, quiet, or simple—has value and deserves love. Perfect For: Morning meetings and classroom discussions Character education and empathy lessons Storytime or bedtime reading
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Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
The Caterpillar Who Painted Stars
Inspire your students with The Caterpillar Who Painted Stars, a beautifully written short story about transformation, creativity, and the courage to dream differently. This heartwarming story helps children understand that every creative effort matters, and that growth comes from believing in your unique light — even when others don’t see it yet. Perfect for: ✨ SEL and character education lessons ✨ Morning meetings or storytime discussions ✨ Creative writing inspiration ✨ Art + literacy act
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Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
Beta Club Service Learning Project Outline/Proposal
Hello Betas! Use this brochure template to have your students create a proposal or outline for a service learning project. This product is editable on Canva, which is free for educators and students. General Ed teachers: this could be a great SEL resource for you as well!
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Social Emotional Learning
Healthy Family Meals Made Simple: A Busy Parent’s Guide to Nutritious Eating
Healthy Family Meals Made Simple: A Busy Parent’s Guide to Nutritious EatingTransform mealtime stress into smooth, joyful family moments with this practical guide designed for busy parents! Healthy Family Meals Made Simple provides proven tips, quick strategies, and sample meal plans to help you serve nutritious, delicious food—even on the busiest days. Inside, you’ll find: Time-saving meal prep strategies and 15–20 minute dinner ideas. A ready-to-use weekly meal planner and pantry-stocking che
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Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
Google Suite Bundle
This bundle includes engaging activities for Google Slides, Canva, Google Sheets, and Google Docs. The projects incorporate writing skills, math logic, and internet search. Instructions are step-by-step with visuals and examples throughout. The lessons are designed for easy transfer to online learning platforms, and adds flexibility to make this instructor-led or independent learning. These are great enrichment activities for additional, cross-curricular learning.
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Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects
'Love in the Time of Cholera' Introduction and Analysis Lesson-Presentation
Author: Gabriel García Márquez A captivating tale of enduring love set against the backdrop of a vibrant and chaotic Latin American city. The story follows the lifelong romantic journey of Florentino Ariza and Fermina Daza. This ready-to-teach resource is designed to immerse students in Gabriel García Márquez’s masterful exploration of love, time, and memory. This lesson introduces students to the novel’s historical and cultural context, magical realism, and narrative structure while guiding the
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English Language Arts, Literature, Reading
Baseball & Society Elective: Chapter 1: The Early Game
I teach an elective at my high school entitled Baseball & Society. We cover baseball history until the "Modern Era". This covers the time span from roughly the 1700s until 1903. In addition to the history of baseball we cover a myriad of other topics which include: baseball's greatest games, the "player of the week" biography, skim & scan the news, as well as many others.
If you need a stand along course on baseball I can help you. If you want to supplement your history course all of my les
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Other (Social Studies), U.S. History
Sewing Project Log
You‘ve learned to sew. Now it’s time to create purposefully. This pdf log will help you reminder your patterns and how you created them. You’ll be able to look back and make changes to your project when needed.
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Art, Other (Arts)
PYP How We Express Ourselves Event Flyer: What's Your Flavor? (Editable)
Tie your unit in with a fun open mic experience where students learn to foster effective soft skills, and self expression.
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Character Education, Classroom Community
LEARNING WALL NEGOTIATION WITH STUDENTS WORKSHEET
A colourful worksheet about how to co-construct learning with your students, I used it so they could design a learning wall with me
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