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Common Core SL.11-12.1 task cards
Discussion Activity - What Would You Do? Speaking Activity Prompt Cards
Discussion Activity - What Would You Do? Speaking Activity Prompt Cards: These discussion cards are designed to engage even the most reluctant students in active discussion and conversation in the classroom. The product provides all the necessary tools to engage students in friendly debates and discussions on ethical dilemmas. Each of the cards presents a scenario and students must decide what they would do in the situation and justify their choice. This is an excellent tool to use in intermedia
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6th - 12th
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Healthy VS. Unhealthy Friendship Activities and Scenario Cards for Teens
Do you shake your head in disbelief when you see your students behaving poorly towards their friends? This resource is a great way to support your middle and high school teenagers in being able to recognize the difference between healthy friendships and unhealthy friendships! Friendship skills are the basis for positive, healthy, and constructive relationships for young adults. This resource offers multiple approaches such as: interactive group activities, scenario cards, worksheets, and guided
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Coping Skills and Strategies for Stress and Anxiety - Stress Management
Teens and young adults can often struggle to identify the difference between healthy and unhealthy ways of dealing with stress and anxiety. This activity provides an opportunity for students to explore and identify 268 healthy and unhealthy ways to cope with unwanted stress and anxiety. This resource includes:• Interactive Step-by-Step Activity• 134 Healthy Ways of Coping With Stress Cards• 134 Unhealthy Ways of Coping With Stress Cards• 9 Blank Cards • 2 Ways of Coping With Stress Signs • 1 Sm
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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To Build a Fire by Jack London Thinking Stations: Analyze & Synthesize
Looking for a new activity to supplement your "To Build a Fire" lessons? Try these thinking stations that require students to dig into the text, analyze, and synthesize in order to complete. What's included . . . ► Teacher instruction sheet► Bell Ringer► 8 Station Tasks ► Detailed Answer Key► Clean copy of "To Build a Fire" to use if needed in stations.This activity challenges your students to think and examine text for direct and indirect characterization, plot, setting, diction, theme, figurat
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6th - 11th
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The Birthmark by Nathaniel Hawthorne Stations: Students Move, Think, Discuss
Looking for a great way to get your students talking about "The Birthmark" by Nathaniel Hawthorne, analyzing text, and relating the story to real life? This station activity will have your students moving, collaborating, discussing, analyzing, synthesizing, and comparing/contrasting!What's included . . .► Teacher instructions ► 8 stations - Students rotate around the room to answer the questions with their groups. (One of the stations has students comparing a modern article to the story, which g
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Discussion Questions for Book Clubs and More
This set of 80+ discussion questions for book clubs and more is perfect for any high school English class. Use this literature discussion deck for book clubs, bell ringers, exit tickets, assessments, full class discussions and so much more. Over 25 ideas are included.Perfect for poetry, short stories, plays, novels and non-fiction.Includes:40 Prompts to use with most textscards (approximately 4x5)8.5 x 11PNGs (to use in any digital medium)25+ ways to use them4 double entry journal templates (p
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9th - 12th
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U.S. History Brain-Stretchers BUNDLE: 80 Journal Prompts
Get all my U.S. History Brain-Stretchers in one money-saving bundle! This collection will take you from colonization to contemporary America and works equally well as writing prompts, bell ringers, or discussion questions. These Brain-Stretchers get students thinking about topics that they will be exploring in class, finding relevance in the past, and reflecting on what they have learned. They are truly versatile and are an absolute lifesaver in the classroom! The questions in each prompt are p
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Socratic Seminar Listening Evaluation and Discussion Moves Task Cards
Get your students talking and listening with this Socratic Seminar bundle! Included is a two-page listening evaluation that asks students to respond in writing to different comments made by their classmates during the seminar, with prompts to include textual evidence. Also included are 20 discussion moves task cards to give students guidance during a class discussion or Socratic Seminar.
Both resources can be used for grades 7-12.
Check out my bundles with Socratic Seminar activities:
The Ca
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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100 Bell-Ringer Paragraph Writing Journals with Task Cards
100 bell-ringer writing prompts to practice writing paragraph structure. A paragraph-structure checklist and scoring rubric for self- or peer assessment are included. This resource is ideal as a paragraph structure writing practice for ESL/ELL learners. 100 speaking and/or writing prompt task cards are also included. The bell-ringer writing journal contains an editable worksheet, so you can include a different writing prompt of your choice. However, please note that not the entire document is no
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: The ESL Teacher's MEGA Bundle for The Entire School Year
Aqueous Solutions Task Cards
Move away from the traditional in-class worksheets and engage chemistry students in a collaborative learning experience by using the Aqueous Solutions Task Cards. Additionally, the task cards serve as a great differentiation tool. Suggestions for product use are included; however, as always, the teacher may decide how s/he would like to utilize the cards in the classroom. Grades 8-12 – level will vary depending on region.
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8th - 12th
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Boom Cards - Washing Dishes -Functional Vocabulary Sentences - Digital Learning
Grades: 5-12 Life Skills, Special EducationFunctional Vocabulary - Kitchen - Washing the DishesBoom Cards for Digital LearningThese 16 task cards cover the vocabulary and sequenced steps for washing dishes. The cards are multiple choice with 3 options for completing a sentence. There is an audio recording reading each sentence.
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Not Grade Specific
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Discussion Task Cards Taking Risks (Comfort zone) Speaking/Writing
These thematic conversation/writing prompt task cards contain questions about taking risks/stepping out of one's comfort zone. Use these cards for speaking and/or writing activities. Ideal for ESL/ELA students. 2019 UPDATE: Fonts updated.Please note that this thematic task card set is part of my thematic unit on taking risks: Thematic Unit: Taking Risks (Growth mindset) - Competency-based & Differentiated⭐The set includes: 12 questions about taking risks/stepping out of one's comfort zone (o
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8th - 11th
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Customer Service Bundle - PowerPoints and Worksheets
This Customer Service bundle includes Phone Etiquette, and general customer service skills that are important for the workplace. This product is fully editable and is provided in the following formats: PowerPoint, word and pdf. It contains, PowerPoint presentations, teacher notes, paper based quiz, roleplay cards and message pad template.Topics Included:Customer Service DefinitionPoor vs Exceptional ServiceWhy Exceptional Service is ImportantPractical Tips to Provide an Exceptional Customer Serv
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9th - 12th
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Women's History Month Biography Fact Cards, Trivia Games, Hall of Fame
Looking for a relevant, engaging, informative, and CCSS-based lesson for Women's History Month? Be sure to check this out!
This product is also available in my Lesson of the Month Club Growing Bundle.
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Students create their own Women's Hall of Fame! Designed with teens in mind, this resource includes an introductory activity to check for background knowledge, fact cards, graphic organizers for summarization, a memory/concentration game, a Je
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8th - 12th
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U.S. History Bell Ringers & Writing Prompts: 1865 to the Present
This Brain-Stretcher collection is tailor-made for U.S. History and works equally well as writing prompts, bell ringers, or discussion questions. The prompts get students thinking about topics that they will be exploring in class, finding relevance in the past, and reflecting on what they have learned. These Brain-Stretchers are truly versatile and are an absolute lifesaver in the classroom! The questions in each prompt are purely opinion based (no right or wrong answers) so they are accessible
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: U.S. History Brain-Stretchers BUNDLE: 80 Journal Prompts
Back to School Activities | 30 Task Cards for Middle and High School
Welcome back to school with these engaging and versatile task cards designed to get your middle and high school students excited and ready for the new academic year! This comprehensive set of 30 task cards is perfect for independent work, partner activities, or group discussions, making them an invaluable addition to your teaching resources. Whether used as icebreakers, review exercises, or discussion starters, these task cards are sure to captivate your students and foster a positive classroom
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6th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
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Frankenstein Discussion and Writing Prompts Task Cards
Frankenstein novel study discussion starters and writing prompts. This resource contains 24 discussion and/or writing prompts task cards. The questions can be used both with the adapted (Level 3, ISBN: 978-1-4058-8446-4.) and the original versions of the novel. These task cards contain plot-based questions as well as questions that go beyond the text, encouraging students to reflect on real-life issues. These task cards are included in my Frankenstein novel study guide here: Frankenstein Novel S
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9th - 11th
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Enduring Issues Intro Activity
The goal for this lesson is to give students a baseline of what enduring issues are through identifying them within their own lives in order to recognize the longevity and power enduring issues have over both ourselves and our society if we allow it so. Learning Objectives: Educators: Scholars’ will investigate what an “Enduring Issue” is and reflect how they have experienced or observed them within their own lifetime to develop a working definition of “Enduring Issues” for our historical study.
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8th - 12th
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Poetry Flashcards - Figurative Language Flip Deck to Reference Poetry Terms
These poetry flashcards solidify essential terminology to aid students with reading and analyzing poetry. Once completed, this activity serves as a useful classroom reference tool. Includes comprehensive answer key and ready-to-print reference deck! 31 POETIC DEVICE VOCABULARY TERMS COMPLETE ANSWER KEY INCLUDEDEXAMPLES FEATURING DIVERSE POETS PROVIDEDYou can use this resource as a collaborative activity by assigning a term to each student or group of students. Students can use online resources
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9th - 12th
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Twelfth Night by Shakespeare Socratic Seminar Discussion Prompts | Essay Prompts
Coming up with questions for discussion can be tedious ( not to mention boring for students), but these Twelfth Night Thematic Question Cards do all of that heavy lifting for you and offer a fresh, engaging way to hold class discussions! Designed to print and go, these cards can be used before, during, and after the play to support your Twelfth Night Unit. The questions are designed to address the themes and major ideas in Twelfth Night in a way that also allows for students to bring in personal
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9th - 12th
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Discussion Task Cards: Teenage Sterotypes (Speaking/Writing)
These conversation/speaking task cards contain 23 engaging questions about teen stereotypes. This resource is ideal to supplement your unit on teenage stereotypes/teenage behavior; however, it might also be useful as morning work, extra activities, prompts for discussion/debate activities, or writing prompts to practice expressing opinions. Ideal for ESL/EFL/ELA students (ESL/EFL: upper-intermediate and above). ⭐The set contains: 23 questions about teenage stereotypessome questions also require
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8th - 11th
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Mark Twain Think & Speak Game with Biography Video Introduction
Looking for an engaging way to introduce Mark Twain or just need an English activity that will last a whole period as a filler between units? This resource is perfect for either purpose! This even works well for a speech or drama class because students read and verbally respond impromptu style to quotes by Mark Twain in this small group competition.What's included . . .►Detailed lesson plan ►Introduction video about Mark Twain - also comes in PowerPoint slides with notes if you wish to present i
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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How to Facilitate a Jigsaw Reading (Fillable/Editable)
A jigsaw reading (or other input) is an excellent activity that allows the instructor to cover more material in less time, while students work on developing critical thinking skills like summarization, synthesis, comparison, and evaluation. This document provides:General guidance on how to successfully facilitate a jigsaw activity (p. 1)Customizable template that allows you to create your own directions for the jigsaw (p. 2)fillable/editable fields for custom student roles (pp. 3-4)This is a fle
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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U.S. History Discussion Questions & Writing Prompts: Colonization to 1865
This Brain-Stretcher collection is tailor-made for U.S. History and works equally well as writing prompts, bell ringers, or discussion questions. The prompts get students thinking about topics that they will be exploring in class, finding relevance in the past, and reflecting on what they have learned. These Brain-Stretchers are truly versatile and are an absolute lifesaver in the classroom! The questions in each prompt are purely opinion based (no right or wrong answers) so they are accessible
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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CCSS:
Also included in: U.S. History Brain-Stretchers BUNDLE: 80 Journal Prompts
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