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SchoolToolsTv: Teach Character In 1 Minute A Day
SCHOOLTOOLSTV: DAILY 1 MINUTE SOCIAL SKILLS VIDEOS THAT HELP INCREASE TEACHABLE TIME, REDUCE BULLYING & IMPROVE ACADEMIC RESULTS Teaching requires a healthy relationship between the teacher and student. The better the relationship, the better the results. Bullying happens when children feel disconnected. The better the connection, the better the results. Social skills like respect, responsibility and resiliency are necessary in order for learning to take place and must be taught and modeled b
K - 8th
Character Education
Plot Analysis Foldable
This is a departure from the usual inverted V or mountain graphic organizer to teach plot analysis for a novel or story. This foldable teaches and organizes both the definitions for plot analysis (plot, introduction, conflict, internal and external conflicts, complications, climax, and resolution) and how each term relates to the current novel's plot. The foldable is discussed and completed as a whole class during the course of the whole novel study. Students will be able to quiz themselves o
5th - 9th
Literature, Reading Strategies, Vocabulary
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Healthful Eating Video Lesson
Engage your students in the ways they can reduce common health conditions including heart disease, type II diabetes, and certain cancers simply by the foods they put on their plates! Book in 3 easy steps! 1. Scan the QR code or visit: https://www.ecprogram.org/presentations 2. Fill out the booking form from any "Book Now" button 3. Receive immediate access to the material! Take advantage of our accompanying lesson plans and follow-up quiz, too!
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Family Consumer Sciences, Health
CCSS
SL.7.1
, SL.7.1c
, SL.7.1d
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Motivation lesson and worksheet
There are times that we truly just don’t want to do something- we aren’t motivated. But- in the educational setting, behind what looks like lack of will is almost always a lack of necessary skills. Underneath almost every single “won’t” is at least one perceived “can’t”. Motivation isn’t just a sheer force of will but a factor influenced by our physiology, our self-efficacy, our social, physical and emotional environment, the match or mismatch between the task demands and a child’s skill and ene
3rd - 12th
Social Emotional Learning
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