I've been teaching sociology for three years, now, and almost immediately, I stumbled upon Introsocsite. It's a fantastic resource for any sociology teacher.
Where do you begin with social institutions? Social Institutions–Family, Religion, Politics, Economy, Healthcare, Education, and Mass Media–these are key elements of any study of sociology. But these topics are HUGE and it’s tough to focus. Let me do that for you with this social institutions interactive notebook unit so that you can concentrate on what you do best–teaching. It’s packed with interactive activities your students will love and detailed lesson plans you will love. ★ Topics Include: ★ Focused Vocabulary Social Institutions Inventory and Overview Types of Families Family and Sociological Perspectives (Functionalism, Conflict Theory, Symbolic Interactionism) The Family Life Cycle Parenting Styles Domestic Violence and the Cycle of Abuse Religion and Sociological Perspectives (Functionalist, Conflict Theory, Symbolic Interactionism, Religion Across Time, The Secularization of Religion) Politics and Sociological Perspectives (Power and Authority, Types of Government, Political Ideology) Economy and Sociological Perspectives (Economic Transformation of Societies, Medium of Exchange, World Economic Systems, Globalization of Capitalism, Work, and Leisure) Healthcare and Sociological Perspectives (Functionalism, Conflict Theory, Symbolic Interactionism) Education and Sociological Perspectives (Functionalism, Conflict Theory, Symbolic Interactionism, Education through Time, Global Models, Education Reform Mass Media and Sociological Perspectives (Functionalist, Conflict and Feminist, Symbolic Interactionist, Media Consolidation, Fandom, Social Media, Student Personal Media Log and Reflection) ★ Here's What You Get: ★ Daily Lesson Plans Digital Resources for distance learning Editable PowerPoint Presentations--easy to load into Google Slides Cloze Notes--great for students who need modifications Foldable Graphic Organizers--truly, tactile learning benefits even high schoolers Quizzes Task Cards Card Sorts Handouts Exit Tickets Answer Keys Study Guides and Tests Editable Versions of Most of The Resources--I will show you how to load these into Google Slides so they're ready to be assigned digitally in a snap! ★ FAQS ★ ♦ Q: My school discourages me from using the number of copies I need to make interactive notebooks. ♦ A: No worries! It's super easy to use the EDITABLE resources digitally--just insert them into Slides with ONE click! (Psst...most of the resources are editable.) I show you how to do this in a snap! Also, there’s a folder called “Daily Documents to Post for Students.” Inside this document are the small, daily PDFs. You can assign these to Google Classroom or whatever your school’s LMS is, and students can type on them with DocHub or Kami. ♦ Q: It’s really cool that the presentations link to short films and that there are tons of online resources for the students to use. What if a video is taken down or a link is broken? ♦ A: Email me and I’ll fix it ASAP by finding a replacement or fixing the link! I’m here to support you! ♦ Q: I noticed that your daily lesson plans are designed for the block schedule. I teach on traditional. Will this work for me? ♦ A: Yes! It's super-easy to modify them for traditional. I give you instructions on how to do it quickly! ★What Teachers Like You Said...★ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ideas Unlimited said, "All resources I've purchased from Leah Cleary have been engaging, COMPLETE (no prep), thorough! I particularly love the movie doodlenotes for each unit! This resource lives up to the extremely high standards of all of her products!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Staci P. said, "As usual, Leah Cleary knocks it out out of the park with this unit. I found it to be very engaging with the students and they absolutely loved it!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Carlene Baurichter said, "Another helpful unit bundle from this seller! The resource is comprehensive and ready to print and go." ★ Want more interactive, ready-to-teach sociology? All 9 of my units plus the growing digital bundle, syllabus, and paper guide are sold together at a steep discount. ★ Get the full course! Sociology Interactive Notebook Complete Course Curriculum with Lesson Plans *** Each unit contains daily lesson plans, ideas for implementation, and tons of creative and engaging resources. Oh, and don’t forget about the editable component. You can use that to customize and digitize! *** ➩ Unit 1: Sociology Sociological Perspective Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Introduce the discipline of sociology to your students. They’ll learn about its history, theories, theorists, and career opportunities with highly engaging, interactive lessons. ➩ Unit 2: Sociology Sociological Research Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Research doesn’t have to be boring! Teach your students about some of the most famous and fascinating sociological studies and guide them step-by-step through the sociological research process. You won’t stop there, though! Your students will implement all they’ve learned by conducting their very own sociological research. ➩ Unit 3: Sociology and Culture Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Don’t clean your plate when you dine in China. Never accept a gift the first time it’s offered in Japan. Visiting France? Please don’t smile at strangers on the street. What is that American work ethic all about? Help your students explore the components of culture through the sociological lens with these highly engaging activities. ➩ Unit 4: Sociology and Socialization Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: How do we become who we are? Is it nature or nurture? Students will explore these questions and more from the sociological perspective starting with the most interesting topic for teenagers–themselves! ➩ Unit 5: Sociology Social Organization Unit with Lesson Plans: Groups and Fads and Decades, oh, my! How do different types of societies organize themselves and why? Your students will even take a dive into the phenomena of cults from a sociological perspective in this engaging unit. ➩ Unit 6: Sociology Social Inequalities Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: What do race, class, and gender have to do with our opportunities in life? What about where we’re born, disabilities, and age? Your students will use sociology to delve into these questions on a macro and micro level. Watch the light bulbs go off as their compassion and perspective broaden! ➩ Unit 7: Sociology and Deviance and Conformity Unit with Lesson Plans: The one unit your students will anticipate the most! Students will explore what deviance and conformity really are and why people do both. They’ll see the changes in each over time and place. They’ll understand that deviance can actually be quite harmless–even good. They’ll also see that deviance can be the stuff of true crime. ➩ Unit 8: Sociology Social Institutions Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Students will use the sociological perspective to see that institutions don’t have to be places. They’re the family, the government, religion, education, work, and the economy. Sound boring? Your students won’t think so. They’ll be too busy engaging with the highly interactive content in this lesson. ➩ Unit 9: Sociology Social Change and Population Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Urbanization, globalization, social movements, population shifts–they all lead to change. Society’s always in motion, and it’s mesmerizing to watch it through the sociological lens. Students will learn where we’ve been as a society and where we’re going. They’ll even give designing their own city a go! ➩ Sociology Digital Resources Growing Bundle: Digital flipbooks, webquests, presentations, gallery walks, and more–all in full-color on Google Slides that students can type right on to and submit to you on Google Classroom or whatever your LMS happens to be. I’m still working on the last three units, but they’ll be there soon. I also add resources to this folder periodically that you won’t find anywhere else! _______________________________________ ★ Already built your unit but want to add supplemental lessons to really bring it to life? These activities are sold separately from this unit… ★ ➩ Sociology Economy Class Project ➩ Sociology Family Life Cycle Gallery Walk, Activity, and Film Guide ➩ Sociology Introduction to Social Institutions Activity ➩ Sociology Religion Task Cards ➩ Sociology Social Institutions Vocabulary Unit ➩ Sociology and Education ➩ Sociology and Healthcare ➩ Sociology and Politics ➩ Sociology and the Media ➩ Bellringer Worksheet with Participation Rubric ➩ Electoral College Simulation ➩ Family from a Sociological Perspective PowerPoint, Cloze Notes, and Collage ➩ Religions of the World Project ➩ Sociology Domestic Violence WebQuest ___________________________________ ★ Have difficulty with a file? ★ Submit a help ticket or ask a question on the Q&A tab before leaving feedback. ___________________________________ Copyright ©Leah Cleary. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.
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Teach your sociology students about the agents of socialization with this PowerPoint Presentation, cloze notes, and reflective activity. You Get: ☑ PowerPoint Presentation with Film Links ☑ Cloze Notes ☑ Agents of Socialization Spinner ☑ Answer Keys This is a part of my Sociology and Socialization Interactive Notebook Bundle and my Sociology InteractiveNotebooks Mega Bundle ★How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases★ ♦ Go to your My Purchases page. Beside each purchase you'll see a “Provide Feedback” button. Click it and you will go to a page where you can give a rating and leave a comment for the product ★Be the first to hear about my new products and discounts★ ♦ Look for the green star near the top of any page in my store and click it to become a follower. You will then receive updates about my store. ❤️Connect with Me!❤️ Get free resources and blog updates HERE ! Read my BLOG for classroom ideas, video tutorials, and cheat sheets. Related Products ➢ Socialization and the Psychological Perspective ➢ Sociology Socialization Vocabulary Unit ➢ Sociology and the Socialization of Me ➢ Sociology: Socialization Scavenger Hunt ➢ Stereotypes in Children's Books
Population, the environment, technology–social change and population are more important now than ever. But, be honest, you usually skip this unit, right? How do you make these topics appealing to your sociology students? I’ve got the answer for you with this interactive notebook unit on social change and population. It’s packed with interactive activities and detailed lesson plans. ★ Topics Include: ★ Focused Vocabulary Demography and Theories of Population (Malthus Theorum, Anti-Malthusians, Population Pyramids, Population Variables [Migration and Push and Pull Factors, Fertility, Mortality], Projections) Urbanization and Urban Patterns, Edge Cities, Gentrification, Models of Urban Growth, Urban Planning Social Change and Sociological Perspectives (Social Change through Time, Theories of Social Change) Technology and Social Change The Environment (Environmental Sociology, Globalization of Capitalism [Functionalism and Conflict Theory], Environmental Injustice, Sustainability) ★ Here's What You Get: ★ Daily Lesson Plans Digital Resources for distance learning Editable PowerPoint Presentations--easy to load into Google Slides Cloze Notes--great for students who need modifications Foldable Graphic Organizers--truly, tactile learning benefits even high schoolers Quizzes Task Cards Card Sorts Handouts Exit Tickets Answer Keys Study Guides and Tests Editable Versions of Most of The Resources--I will show you how to load these into Google Slides so they're ready to be assigned digitally in a snap! ★ FAQS ★ ♦ Q: My school discourages me from using the number of copies I need to make interactive notebooks. ♦ A: No worries! It's super easy to use the EDITABLE resources digitally--just insert them into Slides with ONE click! (Psst...most of the resources are editable.) I show you how to do this in a snap! Also, there’s a folder called “Daily Documents to Post for Students.” Inside this document are the small, daily PDFs. You can assign these to Google Classroom or whatever your school’s LMS is, and students can type on them with DocHub or Kami. ♦ Q: It’s really cool that the presentations link to short films and that there are tons of online resources for the students to use. What if a video is taken down or a link is broken? ♦ A: Email me and I’ll fix it ASAP by finding a replacement or fixing the link! I’m here to support you! ♦ Q: I noticed that your daily lesson plans are designed for the block schedule. I teach on traditional. Will this work for me? ♦ A: Yes! It's super-easy to modify them for traditional. I give you instructions on how to do it quickly! ★What Teachers Like You Said...★ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Carlene Baurichter said, "Excellent variety of activities (both teacher-led and student-driven). This bundle is great practice for sociological perspectives on social change as well!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Joshua L. said, "Excellent Resource. My students love the PowerPoints and activities." ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Elizabeth M. said about the Design Your Own City project (included in this resource), "I absolutely adore this lesson plan. The project had everything needed and was more than explanatory. Really loved the editable packet too!" ★ Want more interactive, ready-to-teach sociology? All 9 of my units plus the growing digital bundle, syllabus, and paper guide are sold together at a steep discount. ★ Get the full course! Sociology Interactive Notebook Complete Course Curriculum with Lesson Plans *** Each unit contains daily lesson plans, ideas for implementation, and tons of creative and engaging resources. Oh, and don’t forget about the editable component. You can use that to customize and digitize! *** ➩ Unit 1: Sociology Sociological Perspective Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Introduce the discipline of sociology to your students. They’ll learn about its history, theories, theorists, and career opportunities with highly engaging, interactive lessons. ➩ Unit 2: Sociology Sociological Research Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Research doesn’t have to be boring! Teach your students about some of the most famous and fascinating sociological studies and guide them step-by-step through the sociological research process. You won’t stop there, though! Your students will implement all they’ve learned by conducting their very own sociological research. ➩ Unit 3: Sociology and Culture Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Don’t clean your plate when you dine in China. Never accept a gift the first time it’s offered in Japan. Visiting France? Please don’t smile at strangers on the street. What is that American work ethic all about? Help your students explore the components of culture through the sociological lens with these highly engaging activities. ➩ Unit 4: Sociology and Socialization Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: How do we become who we are? Is it nature or nurture? Students will explore these questions and more from the sociological perspective starting with the most interesting topic for teenagers–themselves! ➩ Unit 5: Sociology Social Organization Unit with Lesson Plans: Groups and Fads and Decades, oh, my! How do different types of societies organize themselves and why? Your students will even take a dive into the phenomena of cults from a sociological perspective in this engaging unit. ➩ Unit 6: Sociology Social Inequalities Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: What do race, class, and gender have to do with our opportunities in life? What about where we’re born, disabilities, and age? Your students will use sociology to delve into these questions on a macro and micro level. Watch the light bulbs go off as their compassion and perspective broaden! ➩ Unit 7: Sociology and Deviance and Conformity Unit with Lesson Plans: The one unit your students will anticipate the most! Students will explore what deviance and conformity really are and why people do both. They’ll see the changes in each over time and place. They’ll understand that deviance can actually be quite harmless–even good. They’ll also see that deviance can be the stuff of true crime. ➩ Unit 8: Sociology Social Institutions Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Students will use the sociological perspective to see that institutions don’t have to be places. They’re the family, the government, religion, education, work, and the economy. Sound boring? Your students won’t think so. They’ll be too busy engaging with the highly interactive content in this lesson. ➩ Unit 9: Sociology Social Change and Population Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Urbanization, globalization, social movements, population shifts–they all lead to change. Society’s always in motion, and it’s mesmerizing to watch it through the sociological lens. Students will learn where we’ve been as a society and where we’re going. They’ll even give designing their own city a go! ➩ Sociology Digital Resources Growing Bundle: Digital flipbooks, webquests, presentations, gallery walks, and more–all in full-color on Google Slides that students can type right on to and submit to you on Google Classroom or whatever your LMS happens to be. I’m still working on the last three units, but they’ll be there soon. I also add resources to this folder periodically that you won’t find anywhere else! _______________________________________ ★ Already built your unit but want to add supplemental lessons to really bring it to life? These activities are sold separately from this unit… ★ ➩ Sociology Social Change and Population Vocabulary Unit ➩ Demography and Sociology ➩ Malthus Theorem Classroom Debate and Simulation ➩ Classroom Debate for Any Topic Editable ➩ Sociology Urbanization PowerPoint, Notes, and Exit Ticket ➩ Metropolis Tours Activity for Use with Google Tours ➩ Urban Planning Task Cards Sociology ➩ Theories of Social Change Infographics and Activities ➩ Social Change and the Environment Powerpoint, Cloze Notes, and Activity ➩ Time to Choose Colorfill Film Guide ➩ Design Your Own City Project ___________________________________ ★ Have difficulty with a file? ★ Submit ahelp ticket or ask a question on the Q&A tab before leaving feedback. ___________________________________ Copyright ©Leah Cleary. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.
The social construction of reality is a difficult topic to teach high school students. Take out the intimidation with this easy-to-understand and hands-on mini-file book and card sort. Students will color, cut, sort, and respond their way to an understanding of social reality! You Get: 1. Social Reality Mini-File Book with an editable page so you can add your own scenario and change the response prompt if you’d like. 2. Social Reality Card Sort This resource is also a part of: ➪ The Sociological Perspective Interactive Notebook Complete Unit ➪ Sociology Interactive Notebook Mega Bundle--A Complete Curriculum ★How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases★ ♦ Go to your My Purchases page. Beside each purchase you'll see a “Provide Feedback” button. Click it and you will go to a page where you can give a rating and leave a comment for the product ★Be the first to hear about my new products and discounts★ ♦ Look for the green star near the top of any page in my store and click it to become a follower. You will then receive updates about my store. ❤️Connect with Me!❤️ Get free resources and blog updates HERE! Read my BLOG for classroom ideas, video tutorials, and cheat sheets.
Struggling to make sociology the engaging and life-changing course it has the potential to be for your students? I know you can do it, but it just isn't realistic for you to pour hours into planning and creating, and finding resources. Why not save those hours for your students (and your life!) and grab these engaging, meaningful, interactive (hey, they’re interactive notebooks) and complete lessons and activities for a sociology course? Copy and paste these lessons into your school's template, print the resources, or assign many of them digitally, and focus on what you do best--teaching. The best part? This course is HIGHLY customizable to suit your students' needs. This complete sociology course contains 9 DETAILED units, PLUS bonuses (like a full course syllabus and pacing guide that aren't in the units sold separately). Grab this bundle at a steep discount and watch your sociology class become your students' favorite elective! ★ Here's What You Get: ★ Daily Lesson Plans Digital Resources for distance learning Editable PowerPoint Presentations--easy to load into Google Slides Cloze Notes--great for students who need modifications Foldable Graphic Organizers--truly, tactile learning benefits even high schoolers Quizzes Task Cards Card Sorts Handouts Exit Tickets Answer Keys Study Guides and Tests Editable Versions of Most of The Resources--I will show you how to load these into Google Slides so they're ready to be assigned digitally in a snap! ★ The following resources included in this bundle are also sold individually: ★ *** Each unit contains daily lesson plans, ideas for implementation, and tons of creative and engaging resources. Oh, and don’t forget about the editable component. You can use that to customize and digitize! *** ➩ Unit 1: Sociology Sociological Perspective Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Introduce the discipline of sociology to your students. They’ll learn about its history, theories, theorists, and career opportunities with highly engaging, interactive lessons. ➩ Unit 2: Sociology Sociological Research Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Research doesn’t have to be boring! Teach your students about some of the most famous and fascinating sociological studies and guide them step-by-step through the sociological research process. You won’t stop there, though! Your students will implement all they’ve learned by conducting their very own sociological research. ➩ Unit 3: Sociology and Culture Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Don’t clean your plate when you dine in China. Never accept a gift the first time it’s offered in Japan. Visiting France? Please don’t smile at strangers on the street. What is that American work ethic all about? Help your students explore the components of culture through the sociological lens with these highly engaging activities. ➩ Unit 4: Sociology and Socialization Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: How do we become who we are? Is it nature or nurture? Students will explore these questions and more from the sociological perspective starting with the most interesting topic for teenagers–themselves! ➩ Unit 5: Sociology Social Organization Unit with Lesson Plans: Groups and Fads and Decades, oh, my! How do different types of societies organize themselves and why? Your students will even take a dive into the phenomena of cults from a sociological perspective in this engaging unit. ➩ Unit 6: Sociology Social Inequalities Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: What do race, class, and gender have to do with our opportunities in life? What about where we’re born, disabilities, and age? Your students will use sociology to delve into these questions on a macro and micro level. Watch the light bulbs go off as their compassion and perspective broaden! ➩ Unit 7: Sociology and Deviance and Conformity Unit with Lesson Plans: The one unit your students will anticipate the most! Students will explore what deviance and conformity really are and why people do both. They’ll see the changes in each over time and place. They’ll understand that deviance can actually be quite harmless–even good. They’ll also see that deviance can be the stuff of true crime. ➩ Unit 8: Sociology Social Institutions Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Students will use the sociological perspective to see that institutions don’t have to be places. They’re the family, the government, religion, education, work, and the economy. Sound boring? Your students won’t think so. They’ll be too busy engaging with the highly interactive content in this lesson. ➩ Unit 9: Sociology Social Change and Population Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Urbanization, globalization, social movements, population shifts–they all lead to change. Society’s always in motion, and it’s mesmerizing to watch it through the sociological lens. Students will learn where we’ve been as a society and where we’re going. They’ll even give designing their own city a go! ➩ Sociology Digital Resources Growing Bundle: Digital flipbooks, webquests, presentations, gallery walks, and more–all in full-color on Google Slides that students can type right on to and submit to you on Google Classroom or whatever your LMS happens to be. I’m still working on the last three units, but they’ll be there soon. I also add resources to this folder periodically that you won’t find anywhere else! ★ FAQS ★ ♦ Q: My school discourages me from using the number of copies I need to do interactive notebooks. ♦ A: No worries! The growing digital bundle is included with resources ready to post digitally. PLUS, it's super easy to use the EDITABLE resources digitally--just insert them into Slides with ONE click! (Psst...most of the resources are editable.) ♦ Q: I see that there are 9 units here. I only have a semester to teach sociology. ♦ A: That's the beauty of this course--you get to pick and choose which ones you use each year. Choose according to your preferences or your students'. Go ahead and mix and match! (Aren't electives swell? ❤️) ♦ Q: I noticed that your daily lesson plans are designed for the block schedule. I teach on traditional. Will this work for me? ♦ A: Yes! It's super-easy to modify them for traditional. I give you instructions on how to do it quickly! ★ What Teachers Like You Said... ★ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Teresa S. said, "I just wanted to thank you for your hard work with these interactive notebooks. I came across this when I was looking for a Sociology curriculum that would engage my students, and this was it! They enjoy trying to make their notebooks their own, and they also enjoy the group work, puzzles, etc. You are my go to for other resources as well because your work is so thorough and includes everything I need to teach Sociology. Keep up the good work! I recommend you to all my teacher friends who use Teachers Pay Teachers!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Chalmer M. said, "Absolutely full of useful activities, planners, etc. Great organized tool and good customer service." ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Geneen S. said, "This has been a great resource! As a first-year teacher of the course, I was looking for something that would be engaging for my students. My students are really enjoying the activities and are asking more questions which leads to greater discussion. I highly recommend!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Heather C. said, "This resource is FANTASTIC. I am super excited to give this entire course a go in the spring. Be aware that this is a lot of material, so it may take a little bit to digest it all. Once you know where to look for the materials, it gets easier to put together. I'm currently in the process of putting a teacher notebook together so that I have something to show the kids, and I cannot be any more pleased with the quality and content included in this bundle. I no longer am nervous to teach this course as putting this together makes me feel much more confident (and competent) to successfully teach Sociology." Thank you so very much!" _______________________________________ ★ You may also like… ★ ➯ World History Complete Course Curriculum with Detailed Lesson Plans ➯ Economics Complete Course Curriculum with Detailed Lesson Plans ➯ COMING SOON...Psychology Complete Course Curriculum with Detailed Lesson Plans ___________________________________ ★ Have difficulty with a file? ★ Submit a help ticket or ask a question on the Q& A tab before leaving feedback. ___________________________________ Copyright ©Leah Cleary. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.
Struggling to teach sociology? Vocabulary is the best place to start. But the vocabulary of Sociology can be daunting for high school students. That’s why it’s important to guide them through it. These 25 terms and activities will provide sociology students with a solid foundation for a unit on social inequalities. Here's What You Get: ☑ Ideas for Implementation and Differentiation ☑ Vocabulary List and Definitions ☑ Vocabulary Puzzles (Rebus [Picture] Puzzles, Anagrams, and Limericks [Riddles] ☑ A Quiz ☑ Answer Keys This is included in these bundles: ➩ Sociology and Social Inequalities Interactive Notebook Complete Unit Bundle ➪ Sociology Complete Curriculum Mega Bundle ➪ Sociology Vocabulary Units Bundle ★ Want more interactive, ready-to-teach sociology? All 9 of my units plus the growing digital bundle, syllabus, and paper guide are sold together at a steep discount. ★ Get the full course! Sociology Interactive Notebook Complete Course Curriculum with Lesson Plans *** Each unit contains daily lesson plans, ideas for implementation, and tons of creative and engaging resources. Oh, and don’t forget about the editable component. You can use that to customize and digitize! *** ➩Unit 1: Sociology Sociological Perspective Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Introduce the discipline of sociology to your students. They’ll learn about its history, theories, theorists, and career opportunities with highly engaging, interactive lessons. ➩Unit 2: Sociology Sociological Research Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Research doesn’t have to be boring! Teach your students about some of the most famous and fascinating sociological studies and guide them step-by-step through the sociological research process. You won’t stop there, though! Your students will implement all they’ve learned by conducting their very own sociological research. ➩Unit 3: Sociology and Culture Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Don’t clean your plate when you dine in China. Never accept a gift the first time it’s offered in Japan. Visiting France? Please don’t smile at strangers on the street. What is that American work ethic all about? Help your students explore the components of culture through the sociological lens with these highly engaging activities. ➩Unit 4: Sociology and Socialization Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: How do we become who we are? Is it nature or nurture? Students will explore these questions and more from the sociological perspective starting with the most interesting topic for teenagers–themselves! ➩Unit 5: Sociology Social Organization Unit with Lesson Plans: Groups and Fads and Decades, oh, my! How do different types of societies organize themselves and why? Your students will even take a dive into the phenomena of cults from a sociological perspective in this engaging unit. ➩Unit 6: Sociology Social Inequalities Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: What do race, class, and gender have to do with our opportunities in life? What about where we’re born, disabilities, and age? Your students will use sociology to delve into these questions on a macro and micro level. Watch the light bulbs go off as their compassion and perspective broaden! ➩Unit 7: Sociology and Deviance and Conformity Unit with Lesson Plans: The one unit your students will anticipate the most! Students will explore what deviance and conformity really are and why people do both. They’ll see the changes in each over time and place. They’ll understand that deviance can actually be quite harmless–even good. They’ll also see that deviance can be the stuff of true crime. ➩Unit 8: Sociology Social Institutions Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Students will use the sociological perspective to see that institutions don’t have to be places. They’re the family, the government, religion, education, work, and the economy. Sound boring? Your students won’t think so. They’ll be too busy engaging with the highly interactive content in this lesson. ➩Unit 9: Sociology Social Change and Population Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Urbanization, globalization, social movements, population shifts–they all lead to change. Society’s always in motion, and it’s mesmerizing to watch it through the sociological lens. Students will learn where we’ve been as a society and where we’re going. They’ll even give designing their own city a go! ➩Sociology Digital Resources Growing Bundle: Digital flipbooks, webquests, presentations, gallery walks, and more–all in full-color on Google Slides that students can type right on to and submit to you on Google Classroom or whatever your LMS happens to be. I’m still working on the last three units, but they’ll be there soon. I also add resources to this folder periodically that you won’t find anywhere else! _______________________________________ Related Products ➢ Hidden in America Color-fill Film Guide ➢ Slavery in America Gallery Walk with Note Pages ➢ Sociology Global Stratification PowerPoint, Cloze Notes, and WebQuest ➢ Sociology Social Stratification Simulation Game ➢ Sociology and Aging PowerPoint, Cloze Notes, and Activity ➢ Sociology and Social Stratification in the U.S. Powerpoint and Cloze Notes ➢ Sociology, Let's Talk about Race Web Activity Other Sociology Vocabulary Units: ➪ The Sociological Perspective Vocabulary Unit ➪ Sociological Research Vocabulary Unit ➪ Sociology and Culture Vocabulary Unit ➪ Socialization Vocabulary Unit ➪ Social Organization Vocabulary Unit ➪ Social Inequalities Vocabulary Unit ➪ Deviance and Conformity Vocabulary Unit ➪ Social Institutions Vocabulary Unit ➪ Social Change and Population Vocabulary Unit ___________________________________ ★ Have difficulty with a file? ★ Submit a help ticket or ask a question on the Q&A tab before leaving feedback. ___________________________________ Copyright ©Leah Cleary. 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This editable PowerPoint, Cloze Notes, and Exit Tickets will help you introduce demography to your sociology students. Students will learn about the Malthusian Theorem and the exponential growth curve, anti-Malthusians and the four stages of demographic development, and population pyramids as predic...
The vocabulary of Sociology can be daunting for high school students. That’s why it’s important to guide them through it. These 23 terms and accompanying activities will help students to be successful during a unit on social change and population. You Get: ☑ Table of Contents ☑ Ideas for Implementation and Differentiation ☑ Vocabulary List and Definitions ☑ 4 Different Versions of a Crossword Puzzle ☑ Vocabulary Puzzles (Rebus [Picture] Puzzles, Anagrams, and Limericks [Riddles] ☑ A Quiz ☑ Answer Keys This resource is a part of these bundles: ➪ Sociology Vocabulary Units Bundle ➪ Sociology Interactive Notebook Curriculum Mega Bundle ➪ Sociology Social Change and Population Interactive Notebook Bundle--Coming Soon! ★How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases★ ♦ Go to your My Purchases page. Beside each purchase you'll see a “Provide Feedback” button. Click it and you will go to a page where you can give a rating and leave a comment for the product ★Be the first to hear about my new products and discounts★ ♦ Look for the green star near the top of any page in my store and click it to become a follower. You will then receive updates about my store. ❤️Connect with Me!❤️ Get free resources and blog updatesHERE ! Read myBLOGfor classroom ideas, video tutorials, and cheat sheets. Related Products ➢ Face the Class! Sociology Vocabulary Games Full Year ➢ Social Thought Premodern, Modern, and Postmodern ➢ Social Reality File Book and Card Sort ➢ Sociology GROWING Bundle for Google and OneDrive
Use this PowerPoint presentation, cloze notes, and collage activity to teach sociology students about the components of culture. It is newly revised and editable! This resource is also a part of: ➪ Sociology and Culture Interactive Notebook Complete Unit ➪ Sociology Interactive Notebook Mega Bundle--A Complete Curriculum ★How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases★ ♦ Go to your My Purchases page. Beside each purchase you'll see a “Provide Feedback” button. Click it and you will go to a page where you can give a rating and leave a comment for the product ★Be the first to hear about my new products and discounts★ ♦ Look for the green star near the top of any page in my store and click it to become a follower. You will then receive updates about my store. ❤️Connect with Me!❤️ Get free resources and blog updates HERE! Read my BLOG for classroom ideas, video tutorials, and cheat sheets.
Help your sociology, anthropology, psychology or ELA students consider the cultural nature of beauty with this engaging web quest. Students will visit websites and respond to prompts that help them understand that beauty is relative and ideals change across time and place. ⛔Please Note--Link 2 in this resource shows National Geographic photos of a tribe with lip plates. The women are topless. If this is inappropriate for your class, you have the option to edit link 2 or to not purchase.⛔ This is also included in these resources: ➪ Sociology Mega Bundle Complete Curriculum ➪ Sociology of Culture Interactive Notebook Bundle ★How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases★ ♦ Go to your My Purchases page. Beside each purchase you'll see a “Provide Feedback” button. Click it and you will go to a page where you can give a rating and leave a comment for the product ★Be the first to hear about my new products and discounts★ ♦ Look for the green star near the top of any page in my store and click it to become a follower. You will then receive updates about my store. ❤️Connect with Me!❤️ Get free resources and blog updates HERE! Read my BLOG for classroom ideas, video tutorials, and cheat sheets. Related Products ➢ ABCs of Culture Activities ➢ Core American Values Editable Activity ➢ Sociology Culture Body Rituals Among the Nacirema Editable Webquest ➢ Sociology Culture Vocabulary Unit ➢ Sociology Editable Culture PowerPoint, Cloze Notes, and Collage Activity ➢ Sociology Food and Culture Activity
This sociology and culture activity centers around the classic anthropological satire “Body Rituals among the Nacirema.” The satire, film clips, and reading in the activity encourage sociology, anthropology, or cultural studies students to apply cultural relativism as opposed to ethnocentrism when studying unfamiliar cultures. The final step in this activity reveals who the Nacirema are and encourages students to begin making “the strange familiar and the familiar strange.” This resource is also a part of: ➪ Sociology and Culture Interactive Notebook Complete Unit ➪ Sociology Interactive Notebook Mega Bundle--A Complete Curriculum ★How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases★ ♦ Go to your My Purchases page. Beside each purchase you'll see a “Provide Feedback” button. Click it and you will go to a page where you can give a rating and leave a comment for the product ★Be the first to hear about my new products and discounts★ ♦ Look for the green star near the top of any page in my store and click it to become a follower. You will then receive updates about my store. ❤️Connect with Me!❤️ Get free resources and blog updates HERE! Read my BLOG for classroom ideas, video tutorials, and cheat sheets.
One of my favorite parts of the cell unit is teaching about membranes. If you ask me, they are by far the most important part of the cell. Everything the cell does is because it is responding to signals received by the membrane. While many students think the nucleus is in charge, it is in ... Read more
Teach Your sociology students about the institution of education from a sociological perspective with this PowerPoint Presentation and Cloze Notes. Then students will interview a teacher and observe a class and record and reflect on their observations. This interactive activity will encourage students to view education as a larger social institution by tracing its history, considering its future, and placing public education into its broader social context. You Get: PowerPoint Presentation (editable) Cloze Notes (editable) Bonus Blank Note Template (editable) Teacher Interview (editable) Classroom Observation and Reflection (editable) This is a part of my Sociology Complete Curriculum Mega Bundle and my Social Institutions Interactive Notebook Bundle ***How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases*** • Go to your My Purchases page. Beside each purchase you'll see a “Provide Feedback” button. Click it and you will go to a page where you can give a rating and leave a comment for the product ***Be the first to hear about my new products and discounts*** • Look for the green star near the top of any page in my store and click it to become a follower. You will then receive updates about my store. Be sure to check out my blog for stories, resources, and ideas! My Blog And be sure to sign up for My Newsletter if you’d like free resources and teaching tips delivered to your inbox!
Sociology projects include real-life problem solving and the application of sociology in a fun an interactive way!
Disney movies have some very deep lessons to teach kids. Zootopia lesson plans are perfect for teaching kids about bias vs. sterotypes.
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The vocabulary of Sociology can be daunting for high school students. That’s why it’s important to guide them through it. After several years of teaching sociology, these are the 25 most important terms I think they need to know in a unit about deviance and conformity. You Get: ☑ Ideas for Implementation and Differentiation ☑ Vocabulary List and Definitions ☑ Vocabulary Puzzles (Rebus [Picture] Puzzles, Anagrams, and Limericks [Riddles] ☑ 5 Versions of a Crossword Puzzle ☑ A Quiz ☑ Answer Keys This is included in these bundles: ➩ Deviance and Conformity Interactive Notebook Complete Unit Bundle ➪ Sociology Complete Curriculum Mega Bundle ➪ Sociology Vocabulary Units Bundle ★How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases★ ♦ Go to your My Purchases page. Beside each purchase you'll see a “Provide Feedback” button. Click it and you will go to a page where you can give a rating and leave a comment for the product ★Be the first to hear about my new products and discounts★ ♦ Look for the green star near the top of any page in my store and click it to become a follower. You will then receive updates about my store. ❤️Connect with Me!❤️ Get free resources and blog updates HERE! Read my BLOG for classroom ideas, video tutorials, and cheat sheets. Related Products ➢ A Class Divided Color-fill Film Guide ➢ Sociology Theories of Deviance PowerPoint, Cloze Notes, and Exit Ticket ➢ Sociology Introduction to Deviance and Conformity Activities ➢ Sociology and the Medicalization of Deviance ➢ Measurements of Crime PowerPoint, Cloze Notes, and Exit Ticket Other Sociology Vocabulary Units: ➪ The Sociological Perspective Vocabulary Unit ➪ Sociological Research Vocabulary Unit ➪ Sociology and Culture Vocabulary Unit ➪ Socialization Vocabulary Unit ➪ Social Organization Vocabulary Unit ➪ Social Inequalities Vocabulary Unit ➪ Deviance and Conformity Vocabulary Unit ➪ Social Institutions Vocabulary Unit ➪ Social Change and Population Vocabulary Unit
This editable resource bundle includes 5 different syllabus templates, 16 different meet the teacher templates, and 12 different newsletter templates to use in your upper elementary, middle school, or high school classroom. Create eye-catching, visually appealing syllabi that your students will actually read. This resource is editable in PowerPoint. These templates WILL NOT work on Chromebooks and/or Google. Please read all disclaimers before purchasing. Familiarity with PowerPoint, downloading fonts, and using PowerPoint templates/text boxes is HIGHLY recommended. PLEASE NOTE: You will need the following FREE fonts to use this resource {there is also a directions page to send you to these fonts as well}. KG Blank Space Solid KG The Fighter KG A Little Swag KG Wake Me Up Better Together Bromello Included in this resource are 5 syllabus templates. Check out the preview to see each one. These template are in PowerPoint and all text can be completely edited.
Been assigned to teach sociology but have no idea where to begin? Have creative ideas but not a lot of time? You’ve found the perfect resource with this engaging interactive notebook unit on the sociological perspective. It’s packed with interactive activities and detailed lesson plans. The Sociological Perspective will provide your students with an interactive, thorough overview of the discipline of sociology. Students will learn about the unique way of looking at the world called the sociological perspective, and much more! ★ Topics Include: ★ Focused Vocabulary The History of Sociology Sociological Theories (Functionalism, Conflict Theory, and Symbolic Interactionism) Social Institutions Overview Sociological Theorists (August Comte, Harriet Martineau, Karl Marx, C. Wright Mills, Herbert Spencer, Emile Durkheim, W.E.B. Dubois) The Sociological Imagination The Looking Glass Self Careers in Sociology Social Reality Social Context with the Stanford Prison Experiment Normative vs. Empirical Statements ★ Here's What You Get: ★ Daily Lesson Plans Digital Resources for distance learning Editable PowerPoint Presentations--easy to load into Google Slides Cloze Notes--great for students who need modifications Foldable Graphic Organizers--truly, tactile learning benefits even high schoolers Quizzes Task Cards Card Sorts Handouts Exit Tickets Answer Keys Study Guides and Tests Editable Versions of Most of The Resources--I will show you how to load these into Google Slides so they're ready to be assigned digitally in a snap! ★ FAQS ★ ♦ Q: My school discourages me from using the number of copies I need to make interactive notebooks. ♦ A: No worries! It's super easy to use the EDITABLE resources digitally--just insert them into Slides with ONE click! (Psst...most of the resources are editable.) I show you how to do this in a snap! Also, there’s a folder called “Daily Documents to Post for Students.” Inside this document are the small, daily PDFs. You can assign these to Google Classroom or whatever your school’s LMS is, and students can type on them with DocHub or Kami. ♦ Q: It’s really cool that the presentations link to short films and that there are tons of online resources for the students to use. What if a video is taken down or a link is broken? ♦ A: Email me and I’ll fix it ASAP by finding a replacement or fixing the link! I’m here to support you! ♦ Q: I noticed that your daily lesson plans are designed for the block schedule. I teach on traditional. Will this work for me? ♦ A: Yes! It's super-easy to modify them for traditional. I give you instructions on how to do it quickly! ★ What Teachers Like You Said... ★ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Alexia M. said, "I love these units. I have used items for in-class and online learning. Everything is here, it is editable, and the students enjoy the content. Thank you so much!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Joshua L. said, "Excellent resource. I am building a new curriculum for my school and these activities are worth every penny. I recently tested the resource with students and they love them." ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kailey B. said, "Absolutely AMAZING! Best Sociology unit I have found out there. Thank you so much." ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Michelle Ellenz said, "MY students enjoyed this product and I had plenty of activities to choose from! We were on a traditional schedule last Spring so I modified the lesson plans (they are set up for block schedule). We are now using a block schedule so I will be utilizing this product in the future as written!" ★ Want more interactive, ready-to-teach sociology? All 9 of my units plus the growing digital bundle, syllabus, and paper guide are sold together at a steep discount. ★ Get the full course! Sociology Interactive Notebook Complete Course Curriculum with Lesson Plans *** Each unit contains daily lesson plans, ideas for implementation, and tons of creative and engaging resources. Oh, and don’t forget about the editable component. You can use that to customize and digitize! *** ➩ Unit 1: Sociology Sociological Perspective Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Introduce the discipline of sociology to your students. They’ll learn about its history, theories, theorists, and career opportunities with highly engaging, interactive lessons. ➩ Unit 2: Sociology Sociological Research Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Research doesn’t have to be boring! Teach your students about some of the most famous and fascinating sociological studies and guide them step-by-step through the sociological research process. You won’t stop there, though! Your students will implement all they’ve learned by conducting their very own sociological research. ➩ Unit 3: Sociology and Culture Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Don’t clean your plate when you dine in China. Never accept a gift the first time it’s offered in Japan. Visiting France? Please don’t smile at strangers on the street. What is that American work ethic all about? Help your students explore the components of culture through the sociological lens with these highly engaging activities. ➩ Unit 4: Sociology and Socialization Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: How do we become who we are? Is it nature or nurture? Students will explore these questions and more from the sociological perspective starting with the most interesting topic for teenagers–themselves! ➩ Unit 5: Sociology Social Organization Unit with Lesson Plans: Groups and Fads and Decades, oh, my! How do different types of societies organize themselves and why? Your students will even take a dive into the phenomena of cults from a sociological perspective in this engaging unit. ➩ Unit 6: Sociology Social Inequalities Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: What do race, class, and gender have to do with our opportunities in life? What about where we’re born, disabilities, and age? Your students will use sociology to delve into these questions on a macro and micro level. Watch the light bulbs go off as their compassion and perspective broaden! ➩ Unit 7: Sociology and Deviance and Conformity Unit with Lesson Plans: The one unit your students will anticipate the most! Students will explore what deviance and conformity really are and why people do both. They’ll see the changes in each over time and place. They’ll understand that deviance can actually be quite harmless–even good. They’ll also see that deviance can be the stuff of true crime. ➩ Unit 8: Sociology Social Institutions Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Students will use the sociological perspective to see that institutions don’t have to be places. They’re the family, the government, religion, education, work, and the economy. Sound boring? Your students won’t think so. They’ll be too busy engaging with the highly interactive content in this lesson. ➩ Unit 9: Sociology Social Change and Population Interactive Notebook Unit with Lesson Plans: Urbanization, globalization, social movements, population shifts–they all lead to change. Society’s always in motion, and it’s mesmerizing to watch it through the sociological lens. Students will learn where we’ve been as a society and where we’re going. They’ll even give designing their own city a go! ➩ Sociology Digital Resources Growing Bundle: Digital flipbooks, webquests, presentations, gallery walks, and more–all in full-color on Google Slides that students can type right on to and submit to you on Google Classroom or whatever your LMS happens to be. I’m still working on the last three units, but they’ll be there soon. I also add resources to this folder periodically that you won’t find anywhere else! _______________________________________ ★ Already built your unit but want to add supplemental lessons to really bring it to life? These activities are sold separately from this unit… ★ ➩Sociological Perspective Vocabulary Unit ➩Sociological Theories ➩Sociological Theorists ➩The Looking Glass Self ➩The Sociological Imagination ➩The History of And Careers in Sociology ➩Social Reality Mini-File Book and Card Sort ➩Social Context and The Stanford Prison Experiment ➩Normative vs. Empirical Statements Presentation, Notes, and Card Sort ➩The Sociological Perspective Test, Study Guide, and Task Card Review ___________________________________ ★ Have difficulty with a file? ★ Submit a help ticket or ask a question on the Q&A tab before leaving feedback. ___________________________________ Copyright ©Leah Cleary. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.
This set of factors and multiples activities are a fun way to practice new math skills or review past lessons. This packet includes 24 low prep independent activity pages to help your students practice finding factors and multiples of a number. These worksheets are great for early finishers or for at home learning. Click play on the video preview above to see more. ⭐ You can save 20% on this resource in the Factors and Multiples Games Bundle Includes: Multiples activities for numbers 2-12 13 factors activities Answer keys for all 24 pagess Related Products ⭐ Factors and Multiples Activities ⭐ Factors and Multiples Games Bundle ⭐ Apple Factors & Multiples Digital Boom Cards™ ⭐ Factors and Multiples Games Did you know that by leaving feedback on paid purchases you earn credits that you can use to save money on future purchases? Follow me to be notified when new products are posted. New products are always 50% off for the first 24 hours they are posted. Please feel free to contact me with any questions. Thank you, Beverly
Teaching ethos, pathos, and logos is paramount for older students. They should understand these famous persuasive techniques to better their speeches and papers. When teaching rhetorical analysis, you will also cover ethos, pathos, and logos. This bundle demonstrates examples of ethos, pathos, and logos with commercials and asks students to analyze how these incorporations persuade audiences. As a culminating activity, students will sort topics into their best label: ethos, pathos, or logos. Included in this ethos, pathos, and logos activity: ✓ Power point: covers the definitions of ethos, pathos, and logos; examines audiences; includes four (clean, school-appropriate) commercials links. ✓ Questions: includes analysis of each commercial through the persuasive techniques. ✓ Culminating questions (can be done alone or in groups): ask students to evaluate and judge the best incorporation of the persuasive techniques, and to apply the knowledge to their speaking and writing. ✓ A "sort." The topics are editable. Print and cut the pieces, and ask students to sort the speech topics into an ethos, pathos, or logos pile. Ask them to defend their answers. Suggestions for use are included. I have coached a speech team for four years as well as taught a public speaking class for seven years. I have used commercials to emphasize that famous speakers and marketers use exactly what I want students to use: ethos, pathos, and logos. This product is also in the Public Speaking Unit: Impromptu, How-To, Narrative, Informative, and More. Do you need more public speaking activities? • How To Speech Assignments • Prized Possession & Favorite Person Speech Assignments • Teaching Audience Analysis with Commercials • Monroe's Motivated Sequence Unit ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A Couple Tips: * Be sure to click the "follow" button that is located next to my picture so that you can hear about sales, updated products, and new activities. * By providing feedback on your purchased products, you can earn points, which ultimately translate into cash toward future purchases.
Unplugged Coding Activity for Pirates. Students will be engaged with this simple introduction to block-style coding. This style of coding is called "unplugged". Programming without computers. Save over 25% by buying this product as part of a bundle CODING BUNDLE Unplugged After playing this game students will be able to: - apply similar coding strategies to age appropriate coding websites or apps - follow an algorithm - compile an algorithm - problem solve errors and correct them - eventually move onto more advanced languages of coding Included Page 1: Pirate Coding Map level 1 Page 2: Pirate Coding Map level 2 Page 3: Pirate Coding Map level 3 Page 4: Pirate Coding Map level 4 Page 5: Pirate Coding Game Rules Pages 6 & 7: Teacher Guide Page 8: Algorithm Design Card Page 9: Example of Algorithm Design Page 10: Directional Cards to cut out Page 11: Credits INSTRUCTIONS: *Your task is to create an algorithm for your partner to follow. *Can you get the pirate to the 'X marks the spot' so he can find the treasure? *The pirate can only move one square per directional card, however when a 'right turn' or 'left turn' card is used he remains on the spot and turns in the direction indicated by the card. *On your blank map use a dry erase/whiteboard marker to plan your path from the pirate to the 'X marks the spot" *Take the directional cards and place them on the Algorithm Design. *One card per square of the map (use the pirate cut out if you need help figuring out which direction to turn) *Once you have completed the algorithm give it to your partner *Let's see if your partner can follow your algorithm *Your partner should use a dry erase/whiteboard marker to follow the algorithm on their map. When finished you can compare maps - they should match up. *If your partner didn't make it to the 'X marks the spot' what went wrong? Was it your algorithm? Did your partner follow the steps correctly? Please MODEL and clearly discuss directions for this activity to allow students the greatest chance of success There is a little bit of prep involved with this resource. Directional cards need to be cut out before use. I like to laminate mine and make a game set for future use. =============================================================== ⇒Feedback and Followers Click the Green ★ to FOLLOW MY STORE CURIOSITY and the HUNGRY MIND and get notifications of new product. Did you know that you can receive credit toward future TpT purchases by reviewing this product? If you enjoy this product, please leave a review at the product page or through "My Purchases" under "My Account" at TpT. For STEM Task Cards PIRATE CHALLENGE – click here Click Here For STEM Task Cards BUNDLE – click here Click Here
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Give your students FUN area and perimeter practice with these 50 printables!No Prep NeededAll you have to do is print, and you're ready to go! These perimeter and area printables are a great way to supplement your existing math curriculum. These worksheets were created for my students who need a lit...
Sociology projects include real-life problem solving and the application of sociology in a fun an interactive way!
Teach and practice coping strategies and skills to manage emotions with this activity. Not only is it a craft and lesson, but a tool students can use again and again! Kids and young adults will identify their top coping strategies, cut them out, and paste them onto their coping strategies wheel to make a completely individualized reminder of their strategies. This craft includes over 30 unique coping strategies for kids and young adults to choose from. Why Teach Coping Strategies Coping strategies are any activity that can help calm emotions and stress. Kids and young adults may often experience difficult emotions but do not have appropriate coping strategies for dealing with those feelings. 40 Coping Strategies Choices Included! Students can choose their own individual coping strategies! Just some of the coping strategies discussed and practiced within this resource include: listening to music taking a walk coloring deep breathing hyperfocusing on an object using positive self-talk practicing yoga counting to ten talking to a friend think of someone I love write positive affirmations feel my heartbeat practice gratitude and much more How to Use Students will use the list of coping strategies to select their top five strategies. They will find those strategies and add them to their own coping strategies wheel. Students will color, cut out, and put their wheels together for a completely individualized coping strategies resource. Alternatively, students can choose from pre-made coping strategies wheels that are already put together. Let students practice their coping strategies by playing with their wheels in partners or groups. Encourage students to read each others’ coping strategies and even practice them, when appropriate. This can be a great activity in small groups to discuss strategies and identify what works best for each individual student. Coping Strategies Tool for the Future Best of all, kids can keep their Coping Strategies Wheel for times when they need extra support. They can use it to help them pick a coping strategy when they are feeling upset, anxious, stressed, sad, or angry. Color and Black/White Both color and black/white versions are included. You can use the black/white version to have students color, OR you can print the color version to print and go for a support to use right away. Need MORE Coping Strategies? { Mindfulness and Coping Strategies MEGA Bundle } This is a HUGE bundle with over 500 pages focused on teaching mindfulness and coping strategies to encourage self-control, happiness, positivity, and many more positive outcomes. It contains a variety of lessons, workbooks, posters, task cards, foldable crafts, and much more! Follow Me! { Click here to follow my store! } Tips for Customers: If you have questions, please contact me through Q & A and I'll get back to you as soon as I can! Please consider leaving feedback on this resource to receive TpT credits! I always strive for 5 stars and love hearing your feedback. Follow my store for notifications about new resources and freebies. Terms of Use: © Pathway 2 Success. One license is for the classroom/personal use for one educator and their students. Materials may not be shared with other educators without the purchase of extra licenses. Materials may not be posted on the Internet where they can be publicly accessed. Personal and classroom use only. Please see full terms of use for more information. Disclaimer: These resources are for supplementary support/education purposes and are not a replacement for education or other necessary supports. Educators, parents, and others who utilize these materials are encouraged to seek out additional support, as needed.
This latitude and longitude resource is a fun activity to use in the classroom when teaching map skills. Students will design and create a Mr. Latitude and a Mrs. Longitude. This resource also includes a reading passage and a fill in the blank activity. The objective of this engaging social studies activity is to Identify the difference between latitude and longitude. Click On The Links Below For Additional Activities: Inauguration Day Filling A Bucket-Free Activity Columbus Day Activity Pack Ruby Bridges: A Celebration of Black History Martin Luther King Jr. *************************************************************************** Customer Tips: How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: Please go to your My Purchases. Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. You will now receive email updates about this store. ***********************************************************************
A poster created for our English language arts and social studies departments (humanities) to use in their classroom, as well as in the library.
Good old-fashioned note-taking is a skill students should master.
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Food is an essential part of any culture. These activities encourage sociology students to consider the culture of food as it relates to geography, religion, and socioeconomic status. This package includes three foldable graphic organizers, QR Codes and URL links to articles, and a response sheet to sum up the activity. And it is newly editable! This resource is also a part of: ➪ Sociology and Culture Interactive Notebook Complete Unit ➪ Sociology Interactive Notebook Mega Bundle--A Complete Curriculum ★How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases★ ♦ Go to your My Purchases page. Beside each purchase you'll see a “Provide Feedback” button. Click it and you will go to a page where you can give a rating and leave a comment for the product ★Be the first to hear about my new products and discounts★ ♦ Look for the green star near the top of any page in my store and click it to become a follower. You will then receive updates about my store. ❤️Connect with Me!❤️ Get free resources and blog updates HERE! Read my BLOG for classroom ideas, video tutorials, and cheat sheets.
Students will compute the sign of the slope, and then move from the square they are on in such a way as to draw a line with that same slope. In the case of zero, or undefined slope, they will draw the exact slope. Students may only move to a square that is right beside them, or one that is on a row ...
Make learning about the butterfly life cycle even more fun with butterfly activities that combine science, reading and writing with hands on experiments. Students learn the stages of the butterfly life cycle, explore pollination, the compound eye, metamorphosis, adaptations, and so much more! Whether or not you raise live butterflies, this quality science resource is the perfect addition to your life cycle of butterflies activities. This complete science unit is packed with over 25 highly engaging activities. The high interest lessons, unique experiments, and hands-on activities provide rigor and depth, but most of all FUN! You’ll get your students writing about science as they complete a culminating butterfly booklet writing project that is perfect for assessment. They make a great open house display, too! Each component of the butterfly booklet aligns to a lesson. Students learn about it, write about it, then add it to their booklets. The formats for the writing activities are responses to the lesson, short explanations, definitions, or diagrams. If you’re short on time, several of the activities can easily be included in your literacy centers. Lesson topics Lesson 1: The Butterfly Life Cycle Lesson 2: Metamorphosis Lesson 3: Raising Butterflies & Observing the Life Cycle Lesson 4: The Life of a Caterpillar Lesson 5: The Life of a Butterfly Lesson 6: The Compound Eye Lesson 7: Pollination: Plants Rely on Butterflies Lesson 8: Comparing Butterflies to Moths Lesson videos Embedded videos for each lesson are inside the PowerPoint and make each lesson come alive! You will need access to YouTube to view the videos. Here’s what you’ll get: · 8-Lesson teaching PowerPoint with embedded lesson videos · Interactive diagrams · Detailed 14-day lesson plan · 3 Hands-on lab experiments · Butterfly observation journals · Unit assessment with answer key · Vocabulary posters · Science based-literacy centers · Math integration activities · Butterfly life cycle bulletin board set · Butterfly booklet culminating writing project Questions addressed during the unit: What are the parts of a caterpillar and butterfly? What are the stages of the butterfly life cycle? How can we collect data about the life cycle? What is metamorphosis? What do caterpillars eat? How do caterpillars protect themselves? What do butterflies eat? How do butterflies protect themselves? What are ways caterpillars and butterflies have adapted? Pollination: How do butterflies help plants grow? How are moths alike and different from butterflies? Compound Eye: What do butterflies see? Observation journal The observation journal includes: · Caterpillar facts · How to handle your caterpillars with care · A word bank to assist students in their writing · Observation recording pages · 2 Cover options Lab Activities Pollination simulation lab Compound eye simulation lab Interpreting data collected Additional Activities Math Journal Measurement Activity: How Far Did the Caterpillar Crawl? Collecting Data and Using a Calendar to record changes Data Discussion Cards True or False? Butterfly Facts Task Cards Butterfly Life Cycle Problem/Solution cut & paste printable Foldable Butterfly Booklet Directions with detailed photos are included in the teaching PowerPoint to guide students as they assemble their booklets. Several of the templates include multiple versions so you can easily differentiate or customize your booklets. Note: This resource will download in a ZIP folder with three files inside- 2 PDFs and 1 PowerPoint file. The files are not editable. This unit is a real highlight every year in my classroom and my students learn so much! I hope your students enjoy it as much as mine do! Happy teaching! Linda Kamp Around the Kampfire You might also enjoy these additional science resources: Scientists & The Scientific Method Properties of Matter Landforms & Earth Changes Habitats & Ecosystems Plant & Animal Needs/ Life Cycles Plant Life Cycle Frog Life Cycle Writing Craft Butterfly Life Cycle Landforms Writing Project Weather & Climate Force & Motion DIGITAL Science Units with Audio Narrated Lessons: Properties of Matter Digital Lessons & Activities Habitats & Ecosystems Digital Lessons & Activities Scientists & The Scientific Method Digital Lessons & Activities Earth Changes & Landforms Digital Lessons & Activities Plant & Animal Needs/ Life Cycles Digital Lessons & Activities
These digital interactive notebook graphic organizers will help students organize information about the study of Social Studies. They are compatible with Google Drive and TpT Easel! This FREE resource is a great way to engage your students while using the technology at their fingertips. Why should you use a Digital Interactive Product? *No cutting, gluing or paper needed! *Students work directly with their own copy of the file and their work is saved automatically on their Google Drive account *Engage students and make history come alive in new ways Interactive notebooks are an effective tool in the classroom. Not only can they assist students in keeping their work organized, but they are also an easy-to-access resource for reference throughout the year. The Exploring Social Studies Digital Interactive Notebook Graphic Organizers resource is intended as a resource for late-elementary and middle school ages. It does not include any types of informational text for students, (that's another freebie in my store!) but does include 8 different interactive activities to help students organize information and Teacher Notes to use as a guide for each graphic organizer. 1. Cover Page 2. A Vocabulary Activity 3. Analyzing Sources (tabs for primary and secondary sources) 4. Measuring Time (tabs for decade, century, millennium, period, and era) 5. Branches of History (tabs for anthropology, economics, archaeology, and sociology) 6. Elements of Geography 7. Calendars (tabs to record information on the Julian calendar and the Gregorian calendar) 8. The Five Themes of Geography ( tabs for location, place, regions, movement and human-environment interaction) 9. Types of Maps (tabs for physical map, political map, population density map, and climate map) If you enjoyed using this resource, please let me know by leaving feedback! I read every note you leave me and every word means so much. Thank you! Looking for Digital Interactive Notebooks for your Social Studies Curriculum? 1. Ancient History Digital Interactive Notebooks 2. American History Digital Interactive Notebooks 3. Civics / American Government Digital Interactive Notebooks and MORE! :) Interested in the FREE paper version while you await the right technology? Find it here! Remember to click the green "Follow Me" button to be the first to learn about sales, new resources and exciting freebies! Happy Teaching! Let's Connect! The Teacher's Prep Blog The Teacher's Prep on Facebook The Teacher's Prep on Pinterest The Teacher's Prep on Instagram
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Media Literacy & Consumer Awareness Clothing Waste: Help your students develop a deeper understanding of media literacy and consumer awareness with this engaging lesson on what happens to clothes when they are no longer wanted by the consumer. This lesson also shows students the different paths ...
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This is a great holiday math activity where students graph linear equations to create Spooky Spiderwebs! There are four options to choose from making this a great differentiated Halloween Activity for your secondary math class! This resource includes: FOUR STUDENT OPTIONS: •Option 1: 1st Quadrant with the origin as the y-intercept •Option 2: 1st Quadrant with varying y-intercepts •Option 3: Four Quadrants with varying y-intercepts •Option 4: Four Quadrants with 1 as the y-intercept • Teacher Instructions Each spiderweb consists of student directions, a blank graph, a blank graph with inner webs for guidance, a completed graphed line example, a completed web design using the given inner webs, and a colored picture for reference. Options for using this resource This makes a great Halloween Graphing Activity, Early Finisher, Sub plans, filler activity or graphing linear equations review activity. It is easy to print the instructions on one side and the graph on the back to save paper! Use all four different graphs to create an awesome bulletin board display, cut the spiderwebs out and create a spiderweb banner, or hang them around the school in wall corners or windows! You might also be interested in these other Halloween resources: Math Movie Questions to accompany the movie Coco Math Movie Questions to accompany the movie Monsters, Inc. Skeleton Coordinate Graphing Picture Math Movie Questions to accompany the movie Maleficent Witch Coordinate Graphing Picture Operations with Scientific Notation Coloring Activity Don't forget that leaving feedback earns you points toward FREE TPT purchases © Hayley Cain (Activity After Math) Please note - this resource is for use by one teacher only. Additional teachers must purchase their own license. If you are interested in purchasing several licenses, please contact me. Thank you for your feedback and Happy Teaching! [email protected] ★Let's be Social Follow me on Instagram Follow me on Facebook Check out my Blog
Social studies for elementary!! You need this resource!!We, LaNesha Tabb and Naomi O'Brien have joined together to create our love letter to students.The goal is to seek to heal, enlighten, and promote curiosity in children about the world around them.We are releasing monthly Social Studies units th...
Effective teaching and learning frameworks emerge from psychological, cognitive, sociological, and educational research findings that students learn best when a) the prior knowledge and “preconceptions” they bring into the classroom are recognized and engaged, b) they have practice and time to build “conceptual frameworks” upon foundational knowledge through active, experiential, and contextually varied learning, and c) they have practice and time to “take control of their own learning” through metacognitive reflection (NRC, 14-18).
Try these fun activities in sociology class. This activities are meaningful experiences for my students to get them applying sociology.
