21. Untitled Document Would you like to add to these lesson plans? This lesson will expand Spanish students knowledge of vocabulary related to mountain climbing and goal setting. http://everest.puyallup.k12.wa.us/Everest_site/Educ/Lessons.html

Lesson Plans Would you like to add to these lesson plans? Would you like your lessons published? Lesson Matrix , create the lesson(s) or unit, andsend it as an attachment to the Webmaster Subject Lesson Title Description Download File Performing Arts/ Middle School A Courageous Telephone Call This activity will engage students in exploring the definition of courage. The students will write a short monologue based on a courageous act from their own personal experiences. The students will then work cooperatively with a team to turn their monologues into a group performance by staging a telephone conversation. CA1.pdf Performing Arts/ Middle School Interviewing the Terra Nova Mountaineers This activity will enable students to explore the characters of the courageous 1912 Terra Nova Expedition to the South Pole. The students will read from the script and then recreate a talk show in which the mountaineers from the Terra Nova Expedition are the guests. CA2.pdf

22. Instructional Materials In Career Studies three part teaching unit on personal goal setting expected to Part II covers Writing goals, and Part III They then designed more than 25 lesson plans to help http://www.cln.org/subjects/career_inst.html

Instructional Materials in Career Studies Below are the CLN "Theme Pages" which focus on specific topics within Career Studies. CLN's theme pages are collections of useful Internet educational resources within a narrow curricular topic and contain links to two types of information. Students and teachers will find curricular resources (information, content...) to help them learn about this topic. In addition, there are links to instructional materials (lesson plans) which will help teachers provide instruction in this theme. Careers in Math Theme Page Hunting Jobs Theme Page This CLN theme page has a number of links to Internet sites which bring employers and employees together. Commonly, they give job hunters space to post resumes and employers the opportunity to post job openings. Students may find these sites useful for their employer profiles and career planning resources (e.g., searching tips/suggestions, advice on improving resumes). There is at least one link to a lesson plan in which students execute a job search. Researching Occupations Theme Page This CLN theme page has curricular resources and instructional materials for teachers and students interested in researching occupations. Students can find job descriptions/profiles, salaries, educational requirements, links to professional organizations for a wide range of occuations. Also, there are links to more general occupational information such as employement and labour market trends and occupational outlooks. Teachers will find a set of lesson plans for helping students to conduct this research.

23. Lesson Plans, We Love Technology, A Careers Project Materials needed Interest Inventory, pencil Procedure- Introduce the lesson with a Activity 4-goal setting Objective- Students will discuss types of goals and http://schools.4j.lane.edu/whiteaker/room2/projects/uswest/lessonplan.html

Activity 1-What is a Career? Objective- Students will discuss the meaning of the word "career" and differentiate it from the meaning of the word "job". Materials needed- Magazine pictures, books or films that illustrate various careers. butcher paper poster (labeled with a Venn diagram and the headings "career" and "job"), dictionaries for small groups of students. Procedure- Introduce the lesson with a short discussion on what the term "career" means. Where have students heard this term before? Display pictures from magazines or books that depict specific careers. If possible show a film about a particular career field , or better yet, have community representatives visit the classroom and give a brief description of their particular career. Complete the lesson with a small group discussion (4-5 students) comparing and contrasting job versus career. How are they similar? How are the different? Encourage students to use the dictionary for this activity. Have students record their findings on a large Venn Diagram during a whole group discussion and presentation of small group findings. Keep this poster displayed in the classroom for students to add to, or refer to throughout the unit. Evaluation- Student's active participation in large and small group discussions. How detailed were student's observations concerning careers and jobs? What differences did students note between a job and a career?

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Go to University Pages Academics Admissions Athletics News and Events Student Life University Resources Prospective Students Current Students Faculty and Staff Parents and Family Alumni and Friends One of the biggest impacts SAAC has had on me is that we can voice our opinions and thoughts not only at a regional level but at a national level in Division II Athletics. audio video full text SAAC Home ... Last Meeting A.C.E. Lesson Plans Lesson Plans: Grades 1-4 Health and Nutrition Lesson Plans: Grades 5-8 Goal Setting and Achieving Health and Nutrition Lesson Plans: Grades 1-8 Self-Esteem Teamwork Goal Setting and Achieving Grades 5-8 This group will focus on giving students the basic knowledge and skills needed to succeed at achieving their goals. As middle school aged kids, goal setting is a skill that is needed and will prove to be more and more valuable in their future. In many cases, kids may already have an idea of what they want to achieve in a few areas. However the plan of action is absent. As student-athletes you have the opportunity to be a positive influence to these kids. Your interest and time will spark a willingness to take action. Be sure to bring energy and enthusiasm to every session, the children will feed off of your attitude. Remember, this is your program, make the best out of it and have fun!

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var event; What's New Community Kids Central Pet Care ... Contact Us How to Use these FREE Teacher Resources Print this Section Print 'About this Resource' and 'How to Use this Resource' This teacher resource has been linked to the outcomes and content strands for each state syllabus. For each state, eight units of work are provided and can be taught as a module or individual units may be integrated into existing units of work. The units of work suggest activities to assist students to work towards achieving the outcomes of the syllabus. Table 1: Teacher Resource Unit Components Each teacher resource unit is set out in the same format and includes: Item Description Class structure Indicates suggested class groupings Activities Indicates suggested class groupings and details the teaching and learning strategies Teaching Points Provides information to assist teachers including background notes, guidelines or definitions Worksheets Provides worksheets to be reproduced for the students in conjunction with certain activities. Worksheets are located at the end of each unit

27. Sample Seminar Lesson Plan (3) Answers to questions shared on TeachNet. (4) Participation in goal setting activities. Attachment 5 References . Back to Sample Seminar lesson plans. http://www.edb.utexas.edu/career-field/seminar20.html

Student Teaching, Interviews, and First Year Teaching Objectives: Students will: (1) Review student teaching requirements and expectations for student and cooperating teachers; (2) Be exposed to strategies and techniques to help them get the most out of their appointment as student teachers; (3) Understand more clearly what to expect in a job interview; (4) Be made aware of some of the pitfalls of first year teaching, and develop strategies to counter these potential problems. Methods: Students will: (1) University Internet resources will be used to explain student teaching requirements. (2) Discussion questions about student teaching, first year teaching, and interviewing for jobs will be explored in small groups and as a class. (3) The importance of mentoring, reflective teaching, and goal setting will be emphasized during discussion citing literature. (4) Students will continue to use their journals to record their observation experiences as well as their goals for student teaching and their first year of teaching. They will then share these goals with one another in small groups. Information: (1) Students will strengthen knowledge of student teaching requirements and expectations.

28. Lesson Plans reynolds@doe.state.in.us. Be sure all copyrighted materials are properly cited. lesson Plan Template. ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT lessonS. Topic. goal setting. Academic, http://asai.indstate.edu/GuidanceLessonPlans.htm

HOME ASAI INITIATIVES Indiana Student Achievement Institute Michigan Student Achievement Institute Transform- ing School Counseling Workshops ... ASAI Online School Data System ABOUT ASAI Board Brochure Convictions History ... CONTACT ASAI © 1996-2004 American Student Achievement Institute May be reproduced with proper citation for educational purposes. Terms and Conditions American Student Achievement Institute ~ Guiding All Kids GUIDANCE LESSON PLANS Using the form provided below, submit guidance lesson plans as email attachments to reynolds@doe.state.in.us Lesson Plan Template Academic Development ... TOP OF PAGE ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT LESSONS Topic Indiana Guidance Standard(s) Indiana Guidance Indicator(s) Grade Submitted By School or Organization Learning Styles Assessment Academic TBA Jim Overman Indian Creek HS Memorization Techniques Academic TBA Carlene Quinn Twenty-first Century Scholars Goal Setting Academic TBA Angie Doherty Twenty-first Century Scholars Transition to College Academic TBA Suzanne Glazer Twenty-first Century Scholars SAT Preparation Preparing for the SAT - Power Point Academic TBA Margie Wildblood Karen Mundy Twenty-first Century Scholars Freshman Orientation Freshmen Orientation - Power Point Academic TBA Gayle Healy Twenty-first Century Scholars Test Taking Tips Test Taking Tips - Power Point Academic TBA Margie Wildbood Twenty-first Century Scholars Text Reading Skills Text Reading Skills - Power Point Academic

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Take Action Contact Us International Support EDN ... Webmaster What's in Your Water? Water Quality and Global Citizenship Lesson Plans What's In Your Water? What's In Your Water? Letter from our President Educator's Guide Lesson Plans Write a Letter Internet Resources Water for Life Campaign Educators, click here to access the What's in Your Water? guide in full; Complete with Lesson Plans, Educator's Guide and a Letter from our President! Topics: Lesson 1: Introduction to Water Quality Lesson 2: Chemical Water Quality Testing Supplement: Biological Water Quality Testing Lesson 3: What Does This Mean? ... Email Form What's In Your Water? An Educator's Guide to Water Quality October 18, 2002 marked the 30th Anniversary of the Clean Water Act, and National Water Monitoring Day. Although this lesson plan is designed to enable your participation in this important event, these lessons can be done any time of the year. Students will learn about water and what makes water "clean," while gaining hands-on experience in environmental education and enabling educated choices in civic action. This lesson plan integrates skills used across multiple disciplines, including history, biology, chemistry, social studies, environmental studies, language arts and art. Preparation for Lesson Plans: You may purchase an inexpensive test kit with materials for via these vendors or through your local science supply stores. You may also create your own kit. If possible, plan ahead to arrange a field trip or determine an on-campus outdoors site in which to perform these water quality tests. If this is not possible, give yourself and your students at least one week to bring in samples from an appropriate source. These sources include lakes, streams, ponds, creeks, or oceans; not puddles, tap water, or storm drains.

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Science@NASA presents Thursday's Classroom www.ThursdaysClassroom.com : The aim of Thursday's Classroom is to provide a lasting connection between NASA's latest research and the classroom environment. We would appreciate your feedback about how we might make this a more useful resource. We also hope you'll become a regular weekly customer by subscribing to our Express News email service! If you're looking for an old episode or a schedule of upcoming lessons, please visit our archive Dr. Tony Phillips , Production Editor Thursday, August 12, 1999: This Eclipse is History! Related News Aug 12, 1999: This Eclipse is History The eclipse on August 11 dazzled millions along the path of totality. Read the account of a NASA scientist who saw the event from the foothills of Transylvania, home of ancient legends and modern science. Aug 5, 1999: There goes the Sun The August 11, 1999 solar eclipse is just around the corner. Read about the science of eclipses, the effects of eclipses on the birds and the bees, and eclipses on other planets. Four Facts about Eclipses Birds and insects exhibit night time behaviors during solar eclipses.

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33. The Professional Development Program: Teacher-Submitted Lesson Plans lesson plans for PDP lessons deal with Career Communication, Customer Service, Career Exploration, SelfAwareness, and goal setting, covering sections from the http://www.skillsusa.org/pdplessons.html

Home Info Members Join ... Training Teacher-Submitted Lesson Plans On this page, you'll find new PDP lesson plans submitted by teachers from across the country who have already been using the PDP in their own classrooms. If you have a lesson plan you've created that you would like to share, please click here to see submission guidelines and submit your lesson . We'd love to include it on these pages. Look through these NEW LESSONS , submitted by teachers in Cheyenne, Wyoming; Mendocino County, California, and other locations visited on our PDP tours. Click on a link below to view the lesson plans contained on that particular page. There are approximately 8 Lesson Plans covered in each link. The plans will appear in your browser. You can print them from there, or copy and paste them into a word processing program. PDP Lessons, Page 1 Topics covered: 1.4 - Define future occupations Level 2.12 - Complete a job application To develop awareness of cultural diversity and equity issues To help students understand why effective communication is important Creating a presentable resume To identify effective communication skills Review spending habits and research what they will have to include in a budget to live on their own.

34. Shari Mertens Elementary Unit/lesson plans. Skill Themes curriculum Instructional Strategies Creative Adaptations, simple goal setting, active teaching, controlled scrimmage http://www.plu.edu/~mertensr/elementaryplan.htm

Shari Mertens Pacific Lutheran University Elementary Unit/Lesson Plans Elementary Physical Education Secondary Physical Education Resume Philosophy Preventative Management Plan Elementary Unit/Lesson Plans ... Secondary Unit/Lesson Plans Lacrosse 5th grade Skill Themes curriculum Instructional Strategies : Creative Adaptations, simple goal setting, active teaching, controlled scrimmage. Management plan : Sign language, active when entering, learn names, partner, whistle, safety rules and expectations. Proximity. Discipline plan: 1 warning, 2nd short time out, 3rd out for the day, 4th call home. Big Picture : TSW understand and perform the basic skills used in Lacrosse. TSW demonstrate proper cradling, scooping, tossing/passing, and catching skills. TSW be able to use these skills in practice and in a modified game of Lacrosse. Participate safely. Set goals for improving skills. Matching Assessment : TSW participate and demonstrate basic Lacrosse skills. TSW demonstrate understanding of these skills by assessing self and partner. TSW set realistic goals based on performance and improve skills accordingly. Task Analysis Cognitive Terminology of Lacrosse skills Safety rules Goal setting Social Cooperative Supportive Respectful Physical Cradle Toss/pass Catch Scoop Running Walking Levels Chasing Fleeing Skill Analysis: Cognitive Know names of basic Lacrosse skills.

35. INSTRUCTIONAL PLANNING For sample Needs Assessment lesson plans, see Getting Started Units. Go to Individual goal setting for process and resources for setting individual goals. http://www.arlington.k12.va.us/instruct/ctae/adult_ed/REEP/reepcurriculum/learne

Home Site Map Level Descriptions Unit Index ===RESOURCES=== * Lesson Plans * WebQuests * Culminating Activities * ESL Techniques * Best of the Web * Using Volunteers * Links * Software * Bibliographies INSTRUCTIONAL PLANNING Organization Needs Assesssment Course Planning Unit Planning ... Level Descriptions CURRICULUM CONTENT Unit Index Reading Writing Grammar ... Family Literacy LEARNER ASSESSMENT Level Descriptions Assessment Framework Initial Assessment Assessing Lifeskills Objectives ... ESL Progress Report CORRELATIONS Internal External LEARNER NEEDS ASSESSMENT Assessing the needs, interests, and goals of learners is an integral part of the REEP Curriculum and is important in achieving the program's goal of creating "learner-centered" classrooms. Class Goal Setting/Curriculum Negotiation: Each instructional level contains more lifeskills units than could reasonably be covered during one cycle of instruction. Through needs assessment activities, students negotiate which units will be covered. In other words, students decide the contexts through which they wish to learn language skills. N eeds assessment is a component of the "Getting Started Unit", which is the first unit (and the only required unit) in each instructional level.

36. Holiday Lesson Plans (Page Two) UNIT) 24th Birthdays (Mini-UNIT, 3-4th) Plant a Birthday Tree (coloring page) from Woodsy Owl Daruma-Sum (lesson plan, Japan, goal setting wishing on candles). http://members.aol.com/MrDonnLessons/2Holidays.html

ANCIENT ROOTS MODERN HOLIDAYS Page Two Holi/Diwali Cinco de Mayo Jewish Holidays Holiday Calendars ... Back to Page 1 (Holiday Index) Didn't find what you needed? Try this! Have a great year! Return to Holiday Lesson Plan Index MAY DAY May 1 Those ancient Romans! Some people believe the ancient Romans "invented" (amongst other things) the May Pole! Like other ancient civilizations, the ancient Romans worshipped many gods and goddesses. To honor the deities of new life and flowers, legend suggests they cut down a tree, decorated it with ribbons, then danced around it. This was the beginning of the May Pole. It could be true. It would certainly be in character! The ancient Irish called this day "Beltaine". They believed that Beltaine was the day their sun gods escaped from winter darkness. No one is quite sure who originated the idea of May Day, but it might have been the ancient Egyptians! For all the ancient cultures, the coming of summer was cause for celebration. It meant food could be gathered or grown. As part of their celebration, some ancient people gathered flowers and put them on window ledges to keep out pesky fairies. Others filled baskets with gifts and greenery to give to friends and loved ones. The ancient Celts built bonfires, with nine different types of wood, then leaped over the flames for luck. In the Bavarian regions of Germany, people played tricks on each other! Yet, for all its appearance of merriment, for most ancient cultures, May Day was a very serious celebration. Many rituals were designed, not to thank, but to please and to appease the gods. It would not be until the autumn festivals, when the crops were safely harvested, that they would heave a sigh of relief.

37. It's My Life . Parents/Teachers . Lesson Plans | PBS Kids Students practice refusal skills. Standard 6 Students will demonstrate the ability to use goalsetting and decision-making skills to enhance health. http://pbskids.org/itsmylife/parents/lesson_plans/smoking_scavenger_hunt.html

"Smoking Scavenger Hunt" Estimated Time of Completion: Two to three classroom periods. I. Summary II. Objectives III. Materials Needed IV. Procedure V. Classroom Assessment VI. Extensions and Adaptations VII. Relevant National Standards I. Summary: For grades 3-7. Students will need to make health decisions related to their health habits. Smoking is a habit that often begins in early adolescence. According to the CDC, smoking is the number one cause of lung disorders and contributes to the onset of many diseases. II. Objectives: Students will be able to evaluate the health hazards of tobacco and tobacco smoke. Students will be able to explain how choosing not to smoke is the number one prevention against many diseases and death. Students will be able to practice using skills to refuse cigarettes. Students will describe the short-term and long-term effects of tobacco and nicotine on the body. Students will be able to evaluate the chemicals used in cigarettes and predict the harm they can cause. Students will be able to determine when they feel peer pressure and how to deal with related feelings. Students will explain the motives behind peer pressure and why young people defer to it.

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Lesson Plans Web Resources ... Email Lists Olympic Resources Websites Olympic Committees Lesson Plans US Teams sites Winter Olympic Games Project http://pe.central.vt.edu/lessonideas/middlehigh/olympicproject.htm l 11-12 Advanced PE Class. Purpose is for students to study and follow a winter Olympic event as it takes place. Research questions and rubric included. Olympic Curriculum Set Elementary Level Flaghouse 1-800-793-7900, G9322 Elementary Curriculum Set, $49.95/set Units designed to teach about the Olympic tradition. Integrated curriculum with activities included. Book, software, activity guide, certificates, borders, and stickers. Olympic Curriculum Set Middle School Level Flaghouse, 1-800-793-7900, G9325, $35.95/set. Instructional guides for teaching about Olympic history, and what it means to be an Olympic athlete. Lessons integrate math, geography, literature and science. Two volume curriculum Guide, Bulletin Board Borders. Easy Readers Olympic Sports Book Set Flaghouse, 1-800-793-7900

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Fundamental Personhood Lesson Sequence Links to Lesson Plans Page Contents Note that timing of lessons has not been completed, and content may have to be adjusted, shortened, or redistributed between lessons. NOTICE! This site underwent a cycle of independent editing. It was completed on April 3, 2004. If you previously downloaded files for use in class, and have noticed errors, try viewing the files now on the site. Page Contents Grade Lesson Plans Grade Lesson Plans Grade Lesson Plans Introduction How to Use in Jr. High or High School Student Folders Lesson Plan ... If you like this site please link to us INTRODUCTION The Fundamental Personhood curriculum (grades 3 - 5) is designed to strengthen the child's mind to be better attuned with what are his (enlightened!) self-interests. It also provides some thinking tools that can be applied to all sorts of decisions a person must make in his lifetime. Of the greatest importance, it is designed to pave the way to intrinsic (internal) motivation WARNING!

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