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This is a fun survey that you can use to get to know your students and how they feel about different areas of their home and school life. It is not writing intensive so all students will have access to share their thoughts. I've used humor to engage the students with an inventory that is short enough that you can review a class and hit the ground running with your group!

This is a reflection sheet that student builders can complete after their structure building experiences. This is a great way to assess what they've learned through their successes or failures with the structure building experience.

This is the rubric for the Social Awareness: Song Analysis Learning Task that I posted. You can use this rubric to evaluate for final product of that learning experience.

This document is a student anchor sheet of persuasive techniques that can be used in oral speech or writing.

This activity is based on my beginning of the year book: Doors in the Air. I do a read aloud with "Doors in the Air," and then discuss the story and hopes and goals for the year. This activity is designed so that students can express what they feel their "doors in the air" (opportunities) will be in the coming year. The documents can be printed and turned into student booklets. Good luck!

This is the student ballot that you can use for the mock student awards that you can hold at the end of the Song Lyric Analysis learning experience. My students really found that this was an exciting way to cap of an interesting learning experience! Have fun with it!

This power points is a great introductory lesson to guide students as they develop their own nation. There are a number of critical questions to get them started with their creative writing and design.

Here is a graphic organizer that I mocked up to guide students through their initial responses to critical media. Please feel free to share your feedback! Be Great! Created by Ryan Richards Copyright © 2017 Ryan Richards