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Careers Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
We Can Do Different Jobs introduces career vocabulary through visual clues. Students study each worker’s setting, clothing, tools, customers, or actions and write the occupation they think is shown. The directions emphasize that many types of work are available, keeping the activity exploratory rather than prescriptive. Because some scenes may support more than one reasonable job label, discussion can focus on the evidence behind a choice and on how related careers differ in responsibilities.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Have Fun Teaching
Compromise Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
A picture-based worksheet asks students to describe what's happening in each pictured scenario and explain how the compromise is resolved.
Author Elementary Resources 4 U
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Tags Compromise Learning, Social-emotional Skills, Character Education, Critical Thinking, Interactive Teaching
Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain Teacher Professional Development
, Not Grade Specific,
A facilitator guide runs a 15-20 minute Information Gap activity for staff PD built around the Ignite, Chunk, Chew, Review framework from Zaretta Hammond's book.
Author Sheltered Language Resources
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Tags Culturally Responsive Teaching And The Brain Book Study, Brain, Teaching, Read, Book, Professional Development
Digital Interactive Notebook Template
, Not Grade Specific,
A teacher's guide walks through downloading and assigning a linked Google Slides digital interactive notebook template via Google Classroom, though most of the guide's own text is not legibly extracted.
Author Sarah Miller Tech
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Tags Freebie, Digital Notebook, Interactive Notebook, Teaching Resources, Templates, Free Interactive Notebook Templates, Interactive Notebook Template, Digital Interactive Notebook Templates, Digital Notebook Templates, Free Digital Notebook Template, Digital Notebook Template
Goods and Services Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
A short introduction distinguishes producing goods from providing services and explains that earned money can be used to buy goods. Learners then draw connections between pictured service providers and consumer items. The pairing format links two economic roles within one exchange cycle rather than asking for isolated vocabulary definitions. Discussion can extend the page by considering why several plausible purchases may exist even when the worksheet intends particular visual matches.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Have Fun Teaching
Identifying Top or Bottom Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
The page introduces a two-choice spatial relation: top versus bottom. In each picture, learners locate a hat relative to another object, determine whether it is above at the top or below at the bottom, and circle the printed word that matches. The repeated symbol keeps the object being tracked consistent while the surrounding pictures change. The repeated comparison keeps attention on positional language rather than counting, naming, or writing about the surrounding objects.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Have Fun Teaching
Japan Country Study Worksheets - Asia - Geography
, Not Grade Specific,
Japan's geography, language, history, economy, and culture are surveyed through open-response country-study questions, from naming the seas it borders to explaining August 6th, 1945 and listing seven Tokyo attractions.
Author Learning with Alan
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Tags Japan, Japanese, Asia, Asian, Country Study, Geography, Social Studies, Worksheets, Teaching Resources, Printable
My Culture Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
Learners select one culture connected with their lives and describe it across several labeled categories. The prompts balance factual elements, such as country and language, with lived practices involving food, music, festivals, art, and traditions. A drawing area invites students to depict themselves participating in a celebration or cultural activity. The open format supports varied identities while letting teachers establish respectful sharing expectations and allow students to choose what they disclose.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Have Fun Teaching, My Culture And Traditions Worksheet, Culture Worksheet
Rules Consequences Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
Three purposes for rules open the page: treating people fairly, caring for the environment, and caring for ourselves. Four picture sections then provide separate spaces for naming the rule being broken and describing a consequence that might follow. The open-response structure permits discussion of more than punishment, including natural, logical, and restorative outcomes. Because the images carry the specific situations, no unsupported scenario details are added to the copy.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Have Fun Teaching, Choices And Consequences Worksheets Pdf
Scratching Social Story
, Not Grade Specific,
Told in a child's own first-person voice, this social story names anger and frustration as the feelings behind scratching, explains why scratching hurts others, and offers three calming strategies instead.
Author SEN Resource Source
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Tags Teaching Resource, Social Story, Autism Spectrum, Behavior Management
SEL Empathy Activities – 12-Page Unit
, Not Grade Specific,
A June-themed empathy unit pairs a teacher planning page and caregiver letter with a partner-acting activity, illustrated scenario cards, and repeated student response pages built around the sentence frame 'My friend is ___. I say, ___.'
Author Kindergarten Cafe
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Tags Empathy, Social, Emotional, Learning, Activities, Activities About Empathy, Activities To Practice Empathy, Empathy Activities, Teaching Empathy Activities, Empathy Activities For Elementary Students, Elementary, Kindergarten, Teaching, Social Emotional Learning, Perspective Taking
Top or Bottom Pictures Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
Top or Bottom Pictures Worksheet concentrates on two positional words through an animal-and-rocket scene. Learners look at where each animal appears relative to the rocket and complete the response with top or bottom. Reusing the same reference object keeps the spatial relationship consistent while the animal positions change. The blank response lines require the positional word to be written rather than chosen from a list.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Have Fun Teaching
Walking on the Stairs Social Story
, Not Grade Specific,
Four stair rules - walk and never run, face forwards, take one step at a time, never jump - are given a page each in a first-person social story that opens with why stairs matter and closes on not getting hurt.
Author SEN Resource Source
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Tags Safety, Stairs, Social Skills, Autism Awareness, Teaching Resource