Developed by the U.S. Department of Education and Transparency Center, this tool is geared toward helping students find a college that is a good fit for them.

These free sample bookmarks are a great way to celebrate World Compliments Day or International Day of Friendship. A fun no-prep mindfulness or character-building activity, the coloring pages help students develop a growth mindset while strengthening relationships with kind words.

The purpose of this practice is to allow students to showcase their understanding of how Neurons share information inside the brain to allow for the mind to grow with knowledge. The student product will be a student poster made by table groups.

This is an activity page for younger children to learn about coping after a disaster.

One way to remember and feel closer to your person who died is to hear and tell stories about their life. We all have stories we like to share. Some are funny, some may be sad, but they all say something about the person and the life they lived.

It can be comforting to keep mementos that remind you of special people, places, or experiences. A memento box is a perfect place to keep things that are important to you and your family. Get creative and decorate it however you want!

Download this activity sheet to create a special way to remember your person who died. In the center of the flower place a photo, draw a picture or write the name of your person who died. In each of the flower petals, write something special about the person or a memory you have.

This is a lesson plan to help teach students how to create a digital story using the ipad app "Story Creator" The students will watch some examples of differnt digital stories other students have created. Next, students will use previously learned information on animals and their habitats to fill out a storyboard that will help guide them to creating a digital story. Students will draw pictures and write text to accompany these pictures. The lesson will end with students presenting about their animal they chose and its habitat through means of a digital story. 

This lesson helps students demonstrate understanding of the Expanding Expression Tool principles by creating a Keynote presentation describing a chosen animal. An example of this assignment is attached under the instruction section. Picture: 彭家杰 彭家杰. (2018). Ipad. commons.wikimedia.org. Retrieved January 3, 2023, from https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/85/Ipad.jpeg.  

This is a Lesson Plan discussing Social Media and how makes one feel created by Common Sense Education that I have incorporated into a lesson for my 10th grade resource students.  It is just one component of Digital Citizenship that I want to start out with in my classroom.  Common Sense Education has several to choose from. Check out their website for more great ideas and resources!

This lesson is to teach students about different apps they can use to create their digital stories based upon the script that they wrote. In this lesson, they will explore different video-making apps and begin to create their video using their script and storyboards.

This lesson plan was created for middle school or high school special educators to use for their peer tutors. This lesson plan may be used by teachers to teach their peer tutors how to create a digital story on disability awareness in conjunction with a disability that they have previously researched. It may also be used in a social studies class where students have previously studied civil rights, equality, and education laws.

Everyone makes mistakes, but oftentimes we feel embarrassed about them. Your class will take a big step forward in being comfortable taking risks and making mistakes!

The Eight Components of College and Career Readiness Counseling provide a systemic
approach for school counselors to implement, across grades K–12 — elementary through high
school and beyond, to ensure equity both in process and results.

So far we have focused on maintenance self-care: the kinds of things one does regularly to reduce stress and maintain and enhance well-being. But planning out what you would do under extremely trying circumstances, even though they are rare, is also important. To do this, develop a framework using your Emergency Self-Care worksheet before you are faced with a crisis or feel overwhelmed. This is not to suggest that you will invariably face such a situation; the idea is to be prepared just in case.

This lesson is an introduction to emotions. Students will practice identifying and showing different emotions. Students will create a class book showcasing photos of various emotions taken by fellow classmates.