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The Turkey Bowl PE Game teaching resource preview
Calming & coping skillsFriendship & communication

The Turkey Bowl PE Game

A Thanksgiving-themed physical education lesson plan for a four-team flag-football-style game ('The Turkey Bowl') that practices throwing, catching, dodging, teamwork, and sportsmanship, aligned to SHAPE America PE standards.

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This or That Game: Summer Edition teaching resource preview
Friendship & communicationChoices & problem solving

This or That Game: Summer Edition

Discover the "This or That Game : Summer Edition" – a fun and interactive digital educational resource designed to increase student engagement and inspire collaboration among your learners. Carefully crafted by skilled educators, this PowerPoint presentation features 17 interactive slides filled with captivating summer-themed visuals to…

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Microsoft PowerPoint
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Pre-K, 1–5
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Titanic Social Stratification Simulation teaching resource preview
Friendship & communicationKindness, empathy & respect

Titanic Social Stratification Simulation

Abandon Ship! Social Stratification Simulation Teacher Guide Intro: This is a great class period activity to introduce and/or demonstrate the pervasiveness of social stratification.

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8–11
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Voice Volume and Tone of Voice Activities teaching resource preview
Feelings & self-awarenessCalming & coping skills

Voice Volume and Tone of Voice Activities

Using the appropriate voice volume and tone is a very important social skill, utilizing self control and perspective taking. Some children struggle to understand what voice volume and tone are and why it is important to vary them…

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Pre-K, 1–5
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What Are The School Rules? An SEL Mystery Reveal Activity! teaching resource preview
Friendship & communication

What Are The School Rules? An SEL Mystery Reveal Activity!

What Are The School Rules? An SEL Mystery Reveal Activity! This resource is designed specifically for preschool, kindergarten, grade 1 and grade 2 educators aiming to make the understanding of school rules an engaging and interactive task.

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Microsoft PowerPoint
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Pre-K–2
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What Is Consent Full Lesson teaching resource preview
Friendship & communicationWriting & reflection

What Is Consent Full Lesson

A life-skills lesson teaching students how to give, receive, and communicate consent, including nonverbal cues, through discussion, an activity, and role-play scenarios.

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Microsoft PowerPoint
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5–12
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What Is The Kelso's Choice? An SEL Mystery Reveal Activity teaching resource preview
Choices & problem solving

What Is The Kelso's Choice? An SEL Mystery Reveal Activity

What Is The Kelso's Choice? An SEL Mystery Reveal Activity The "What Is The Kelso's Choice? An SEL Mystery Reveal Activity" resource is a unique teaching tool that caters to educators seeking an engaging approach for Social Emotional…

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Microsoft PowerPoint
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Pre-K, 1–3
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Who Stole the Cookie? – Action Song Game Lesson teaching resource preview

Who Stole the Cookie? – Action Song Game Lesson

Who Stole the Cookie From the Cookie Jar: An Ideal Teaching Resource 'Who Stole the Cookie From the Cookie Jar' is an engaging action song game that serves as an excellent language arts and reading activity.

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Microsoft PowerPoint
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Pre-K–3
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Who Stole the Cookie? – Preschool Name Game teaching resource preview
Choices & problem solving

Who Stole the Cookie? – Preschool Name Game

Help preschoolers learn classmates’ names through a familiar cookie-jar chant game. The printable visuals support a shared call-and-response activity in which children hear a name and respond in turn. Model the routine first, then invite children to participate with adult support. It can be used during circle time as the group gets to know one another.

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Pre-K–K
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