Voice Volume and Tone of Voice | Social Skills Activities
Do your students need help understanding the appropriate Voice Volume to use? Do they talk to loud? Too quietly? Do they not understand what affect this has on others?
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Do your students need help understanding the appropriate Voice Volume to use? Do they talk to loud? Too quietly? Do they not understand what affect this has on others?
A five-level thermometer makes voice volume visible, numbered 1–5 and labeled Too Quiet, Just Right and Too Loud. Scenario cards invite students to discuss which level fits a setting, including quiet places, play, and emergencies. Demonstrate the levels together, then use the prompts to practice choosing and explaining an appropriate volume.
Activity Introduction An amazing activity designed for the students to learn more about natural disasters in different countries. Volcano Puzzle What do you know about this natural disaster?
Provide a comprehensive hands-on unit teaching the science of volcanoes - their types, eruption mechanics, and hazards - for grades 4-8, going beyond a basic baking-soda-and-vinegar model.
Volleyball Game Volleyball Game is a resource designed for educators focusing on creating engaging physical education experiences. This collection of assessment rubrics cuts through PE assessment stress, offering ready-to-go grading tools…
Volleyball Skills Game: A Comprehensive Teaching Resource Designed to simplify instruction and assessment in Physical Education, Volleyball Skills Game comes as a ready-to-go skill-assessment rubric bundle.
A PE volleying/striking game with a scavenger-hunt scoring twist, built around a SHAPE America-aligned skill-assessment format.
This resource is a song about volume. It will help students to remember the definition and be able to give examples and find volume of 3D shapes.
A partner card game/bracket tournament in which students calculate and compare the volumes of cylinders, cones, and spheres shown on cards to advance through rounds.
This resource was developed to meet the requirements of the 8th Grade Geometry Standard below: CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.G.C.9 Know the formulas for the volumes of cones, cylinders, and spheres and use them to solve real-world and mathematical problems.
Review and practice the French verbs vouloir, pouvoir, and devoir (mainly present tense, with passé composé, imparfait, and occasional conditional) through a Jeopardy-style team competition game.
Vowels & Consonants Sorting Pockets EBOOK Presenting the Vowels & Consonants Sorting Pockets EBOOK - A fantastic resource for teaching preschool, kindergarten, and first-grade learners.
Discover the world of vowels with our Vowels Sorting Pockets eBook – a digital resource specially designed for educators to help children master the critical skill of sorting.
Voyageurs National Park Geography Unit Transport students to Voyageurs National Park with this comprehensive geography unit. Through informative reading passages, engaging videos, crossword puzzles, and creative projects, middle schoolers…
This Common Core Lesson is great for second grade students. It has them participate in shared research and writing projects , which is perfect for developing their skills in those areas.
This activity is perfect for helping your students to research and write about a topic in their own words, in order to meet the W.4.7 Common Core standard.
This activity is great for helping students conduct research and build knowledge on a topic. It uses several sources to investigate different aspects of the topic, which is perfect for students who need extra help with research skills.
This is a Wacky Wild Baseball Game. Students will love learning about the sport while they exercise. Included - detailed lesson plan - visual gym layouts FUN ENGAGING Activities Student Friendly Visual Aids Set-Up Instructions Included…
Waiting plans and strategies for how to wait are very important for children to develop as they move through elementary school. Some children need explicit instruction to learn how {and why} to wait.
This resource is a Walking Review Activity - Memory. It is comparable to a Find Someone Who activity in which students will walk around the room and find someone who can complete/explain something in one of the boxes.
Walking Song (MP3)
This song is a great way to get your students up and moving while they learn. The catchy beat and easy-to-follow lyrics make it a favorite among teachers and students alike.
Walking Walking | Animated Song Videos provides early learners with a fun and engaging 1-minute animated video to help teach the song "Walking Walking." Students will love singing and moving along to the catchy tune as they learn about…
The War of 1812 Lapbook / Interactive Notebook - EBOOK A resource for educators teaching about the War of 1812, a period also referred to as the Second Independence.