Sunday, October 10, 2010

Best Review – Top 4 Fight or Flight Lesson Plans (grades 6 to 8)


Do you wish to teach your middle school students about some great ways to deal with their fight or flight instincts? Here are the links to four lesson plans that could help.

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Best Review – Top 4 Diplomacy Lesson Plans (grades 6 To 8)


Do you wish to teach your middle school students about using I Messages and some great ways to be diplomatic with each other and with authority figures? Here are the links to four lesson plans that could help.

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Best Review – Top 5 Communication Skills Lesson Plans (grades 6 to 8)


Do you wish to teach your middle school students about using good communication skills techniques? Students will also learn the difference between responsible reporting and tattling or snitching. Here are the links to five lesson plans that could help.

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Best Review – Top 4 Basic Needs Lesson Plans (grades 6 To 8)


Do you wish to teach your middle school students about some great ways to deal with getting their basic needs fulfilled? Here are the links to four lesson plans that could help.

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Best Review – Top 6 Anger Management Lesson Plans (grades 6 To 8)


Do you wish to teach your middle school students about some great ways to deal with their Anger Management issues? Here are the links to six lesson plans that could help.

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Friday, October 8, 2010

Lesson Objectives for teaching about Perception


Section 1: Lesson Objectives for Teaching about Perception. Clicking on this resource link leads you to the following 10 items: (A) Character Traits Addressed, (B) Conflict Resolution Strategies Addressed, (C) Other Concepts Addressed, (D) Cognitive/Instructional Objectives, (E) Emotional Objectives, (F) Behavioral Objectives, (G) Glossary Of Terms, (H) Lesson Length, (I) Links for Teaching Posters for Classroom Use, (J) Links for all the Perception stories and lesson plans.

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Mini Lesson Plan: Sarah and Jennifer End Their Friendship (grades 6-8)


After reading the Character Education story called “Sarah and Jennifer End Their Friendship,” students will take part in some follow-up activities to enhance the learning experience. While Jennifer was out sick, Sarah hears rumors that Jennifer had been saying bad things about her. When Jennifer returns to school, Sarah verbally attacks her. Can their friendship be saved? This story demonstrates the importance of checking your facts. It also demonstrates the importance of finding a balance between the Character Education traits of Valuing& Respecting Self and Valuing & Respecting Others.

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