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4 Communication Styles PowerPoint and Survey

4 Communication Styles PowerPoint and Survey
, Not Grade Specific,

A nine-slide presentation defines four communication styles, then a ten-question scenario quiz with a coded answer key helps students identify their own dominant style.

Author Jennifer Moyer Taylor

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Tags Self Assessment, Life Skills, Quiz

Conversation Drivers and Stoppers Boom Cards

Conversation Drivers and Stoppers Boom Cards
, Not Grade Specific,

The access page introduces two labels for conversational behaviour: drivers keep an exchange moving, while stoppers bring it to a halt. That contrast gives teachers concise vocabulary for discussing how a response can affect a partner and the direction of a conversation. Because the page is an access notice rather than a view of the digital prompts, the number, wording, and interaction pattern of those prompts remain undescribed.

Author Jennifer Moyer Taylor

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Tags Conversation Skills, Communication, Social Interaction, Interactive Learning, Feedback, Conversation Stoppers

Create Your Own Emoji!

Create Your Own Emoji!
, Not Grade Specific,

Students sketch up to seven original emoji designs, pick their top two, then write a case for why the Unicode Consortium should adopt each one.

Author Brave Education

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Tags Emoji Design, Digital Art, Creativity, Critical Thinking, Visual Communication, Make Your Own Emoji Shirt, How To Create Your Own Emoji

Facebook Template – Editable Google Slides Activity

Facebook Template – Editable Google Slides Activity
, Not Grade Specific,

A mock social media profile template with About, Photos, Friends, and Comments pages lets students build a Facebook-style page for a character, historical figure, or themselves, in an editable Google Slides version and a printable PDF version.

Author Roombop

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Tags Social Media, Google, Communication, Facebook Google Slides Template, Facebook Page Template Editable, Facebook Profile Template Google Docs, Editable Facebook Template

Home-School Communication Book

Home-School Communication Book
, Not Grade Specific,

Two versions of a home-school communication book, one reflective and one a dated daily log, each opening on a Name and Class cover page and printing a repeatable template for the school-to-home record.

Author SEN Resource Source

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Tags Communication, Reflection, Behavior, Feedback, Engagement

Long Term Sub + Maternity Leave Planning Template

Long Term Sub + Maternity Leave Planning Template
, Not Grade Specific,

The reviewed pages show a detailed example of the information a replacement teacher may need for an extended absence. Sections document the daily schedule, homeroom and classroom routines, pass procedures, assignment drawers, grade recording, planned library use, communication channels, and technology-access fields. The evidence is a filled classroom example rather than a fully blank generic form, so teachers should adapt and remove all sample-specific details before use.

Author Class with Mrs B

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Tags Substitute Teacher, Maternity Leave, Planning Templates, Student Forms, Parent Communication, Substitute Binder Template, Substitute Teaching Plans Template, Sub Plan Template

Communication Styles – Passive/Assertive/Aggressive

Communication Styles – Passive/Assertive/Aggressive
, Not Grade Specific,

Communication Styles introduces the idea that how people speak to one another matters. The lesson distinguishes passive, assertive, and aggressive approaches, then asks learners to represent all three styles in comics built around the same friendship scenario. Holding the situation constant makes differences in language, tone, boundaries, and likely outcomes easier to compare. The activity supports discussion of respectful self-expression without claiming that one isolated response defines a person’s character.

Author Jennifer Moyer Taylor

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Tags Passive Communication, Assertive Communication, Communication Styles, Passive Aggressive Teacher, Sel Presentation, Sel, Social Emotional Learning, School Counseling

Teasing Social Story

Teasing Social Story
, Not Grade Specific,

A first-person social story defines teasing, contrasts how it feels to the teaser versus the person teased, and gives a five-question self-check to use before speaking.

Author SEN Resource Source

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Tags Teasing, Social Skills, Empathy, Respect, Communication, Tease Stories, Teasing Stories