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Study Skills - Preparing for Assignments

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Study Skills - Preparing for Assignments

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Study Skills – Preparing for assignments

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Lists of questions for icebreakers and getting to know people. Includes the best questions, random questions, fun questions and other prompts.

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Open and create a padlet. Have students write out about their weekend using only emojis. Have students share theirs out and have the class guess what they did that weekend.

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Quick team building activities that won't go longer than 15 minutes.

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Students must save Sam the Gummy Worm using only paperclips.

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Students must try to cross an imaginary river to get to candy mountain.

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Untangle the “knot” without letting go of anyone’s hand.

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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1. Make a copy of the slide deck.
2. Change the items on slide 3 to items in your classroom.
3. Students then compete to build the tallest from these items.

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Students compete to be the person in your group to write the number 100

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Students work together to try and solve these Google a Day challenges.

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On this page, you'll find Search Literacy lessons and A Google A Day classroom challenges. Our search literacy lessons help you meet the new Common Core State Standards and are broken down based on level of expertise in search: Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced.

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A great way for students to get to know each other.

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Print this template for students to complete.

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This can be played digitally or in person where students move around the room.

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Set up Jenga blocks in the front of the classroom. Students come up one at a time and pull a block. Students can give supportive tips when other classmates are struggling. Try to keep the tower up for as long as possible.

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12 quick and easy identity activities for students to choose from. Can be done over a series of class periods.

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A series of lessons to do with students about the BLM movement. Taken from Rochester City School District.

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Have conversations with your homeroom about race and racism. From the document: ""These are meant to open up dialogue about our experiences with race and structural racism." Taken from Rochester City School District.

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E-Harmony has five units of study. There are 21 lessons within these units. These are SEL units of study. Go to https://online.harmonysel.org/ and sign up for an account.

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This can be used over several weeks during homeroom. This culturally responsive lesson plan allows students not only be creative but to share their identity through hip hop.

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Open the instructions and share with students.

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Open the instructions for students to view.

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Open the instructions for students to view. This is an activity that can be done over a period of weeks.

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Open the image for students. Have them draw themselves without opening their eyes or lifting their pen.

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Multimedia Art Journaling Presented by Jenna Breite

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Make a copy of the padlet and share it with students. Students find an inspirational quote, add an image. They can also make up your own. If time permits, they can tell why this inspires you.

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Share via Google Classroom/Canvas or display this infographic for students to help them compose an an email in gmail.

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These cards from E-Harmony are great conversation starters. Use these for A - B partner dialogue or whatever else inspires you.

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Share via Google Classroom/Canvas or display this infographic for students to help them organize their backpacks.

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Open this and print one out for each student. Have them complete it for you before a certain date.

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Have students reflect on the grades in their current classes and how they can improve.

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Students can use this checklist to clean up their google drive and add important dates to their calendar.

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Have kids use a journal for weekly gratitude writing.

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Students add self care ideas to this padlet to share with others. They should include an image and a description of the activity.

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A collection of team building ideas for you to use on Fridays.

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Activities to promote cooperation.

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Activities all about identity.

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Short activities to inspire creativity.

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A chance for students to check-in on their grades and get organized.

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Activities for student's social emotional health.