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Polite or Rude Quiz Cards
To help those that have deficits in understanding polite and rude comments. Download the PDF and make your own flash cards to go over. Talk with your student about why each comment could be considered polite or rude.
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Group Work Rubric - Social Studies - Social & Emotional Learning - IB PYP
This rubric helps learners reflect on their group work and collaboration skills. It can be used as a formative assessment to help identify areas of personal strength and challenge and set goals for further learning. This is an assessment task in the Group Work - How We Organise Ourselves Enhanced PYP unit plan here on TpT. If you enjoy this free resource, please review it.
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PEACE PLEDGE
This "Peace Pledge" was created to assist schools and families to combat the increase of guns/violence in surrounding communities by encouraging youth to stop and "THINK F.A.S.T" (Find Alternative Solutions To Violence) before conflicts turn ugly. In addition, youth are encouraged to report acts of violence and bullying when they see them.
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Student Reinforcement Survey
An easy to follow handout to determine what motivates your students, and what their triggers are. Find out what rewards and incentives a child wants to earn to increase desired positive behaviour. Two versions: Drawing only or single words and small sentences
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Self-Reflection Sheets
Use these self-reflection sheets as a ticket-out-the-door, formative assessment, or as a part of an ongoing reflection journal. I use these at the end of each session with my gifted students to help them reflect on their learning. Then we take time each quarter to read over them, further solidifying their learning experiences. There are three formats for each sheet: standard lines for older students, primary lines for younger students, and no lines to allow students the option of drawing their
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Jellyfish Color Match | Velcro Dot | Fine Motor | OT | Visual Perception
Cut the colored circles out. Complete the jellies by matching colors. For increased durability print on card stock or laminate. To increase the fine motor challenge use velcro dots. This activity is great to improve sorting skills.
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Biology
Finish the Picture | Creative Drawing Challenge | It's not a..|Creative Thinking
Allow your students to think creatively and outside of the box! Students will be given 4 creative thinking drawing prompts. They have to use their creativity to create every day objects/symbols into something completely new. This can be used as morning work, for sub plans, brain breaks, or for just creative fun! This is a no prep activity that your students will love! You may also like: St. Patrick's Day Finish the Picture Spring Finish the PictureValentine's Day Finish the PictureFall Themed
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Visual Arts
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