Less than $5 9th Grade Oral Communication Resources
Accountable Talk Reflection Sheets , Discussion Reflection (Print and Digital)
By Queen's Educational Resources
Accountable Talk Reflection Sheets , Discussion Reflection (Print and Digital)
This resource is also included in the following discounted Bundles:
- Reflection Sheets Bundle
- Accountable Talk Bundle
- ELA/SEL MEGA BUNDLE
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ABOUT THIS RESOURCE
- Accountable Talk / Discussion Reflection Sheets
- 6 pages
- 2 Variations (With and Without Graphics)
- Print and Digital
- Great for ANY subject area
- Suitable for Elementary, Middle, and High School Students
This resource includes:
----- 3 Accountable Talk Reflection Sheets (with and without graphics / 6 Sheets total)
----- 2 Google Slide Links
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This resource is also included in Google Slides! Text boxes have already been created to make it easier for you and your students! Each slide includes two instruction solution tabs to assist students who accidentally delete text boxes and/or when they want to zoom in (to enlarge worksheets). It's super helpful for students who are not that familiar with how to use Google Slides or need the extra assistance.
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Students' reflection of classroom talk helps them identify areas and skills that need both improvement and enrichment. These Accountable Talk Reflection Sheets encourage students to reflect about their experiences during collaborative talk/discourse and develop an appreciation for particular skills involved.
✅ This resource includes three Accountable Talk Reflection Sheets that come in two variations - with graphics and without graphics.
✅ These Reflection Sheets are student-friendly making it feasible for students of all levels to think and write about their overall participation in a collaborative learning setting.
✅ Reflection Sheets contain images, sentence starters, and questions to really help students think about their experiences during class discussions. They are especially student-friendly for SPED and ELL students!
✅ The worksheets contain amazing page borders, fonts, and clip arts - very visually appealing!
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Other Accountable Talk resources you might be interested in:
▶️ Introduction to Accountable Talk PowerPoint Packet
▶️ Accountable Talk Discussion Trackers (Data Collection)
▶️ Accountable Talk Discussion Note-Catcher Worksheets
▶️ Accountable Talk Discussion Starters, Desk Tags, Rubric
▶️ Accountable Talk Sentence Stem Strips
▶️ Accountable Talk Speech Bubbles
▶️ Accountable Talk Posters
▶️ Reading Strategies Bookmarks
Other Reflection Sheet Packages you might be interested in:
- Reflection Sheet BUNDLE
- Writing Reflection Sheets
- Reading Reflection Sheets
- Accountable Talk Reflection Sheets
- Groupwork Reflection Sheets
- Behavior Reflection Sheets
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Public Speaking Curriculum, Speech Activities, Debate Unit - Organizing a Speech
By Write On with Jamie
Public Speaking Activities to Organize Your Speech
- Speech Activities
- Debate Activities
- Know Your Audience for Public Speaking, Speech, and Debate
- Differentiated Activities for Public Speaking, Speech, and Debate
- Enrichment Activities for Public Speaking, Speech, and Debate
- Google Slides Included!
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Introducing how to organize a speech when writing a speech has never been easier! This lesson guides students through a step-by-step process of understanding how to organize the information in a speech and prepare accordingly. When a high school student begins a public speaking unit, it is quite often the first time he or she has been required to speak in public, other than the basic Show and Tell in elementary school.
Therefore, it is important to make sure the students become familiar with the basics of how to stand, speak, move, and make eye contact during any type of public speaking situation. This lesson is designed to help the students with all aspects of organizing their speech, so they can prepare their presentation accordingly.
The slide show, and worksheets allow students to practice and develop their public speaking skills. The worksheets reinforce guided note-taking techniques when used in conjunction with the slide show. The detailed lesson plans make implementing public speaking, speech and debate curriculum easy for teachers.
These no-prep lessons are adaptable for in-class instruction, distance learning, or independent student work. The PowerPoints can also be presented as whole class instruction or assigned for students to complete at home.
All materials are available in both Google Drive™ and print formats, ensuring easy access for all students.
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This lesson in Public Speaking, Speech, and Debate focuses on how to Organizing Your Speech and includes:
Lesson Plan with:
- Common Core State Standards Indicated on lesson plan
- Instructional Focus
- Instructional Procedures
- Objectives/Goals
- Direct Instruction
- Guided Practice
- Enrichment
- Differentiation
- I Can Statement
- Essential Question
- ESE Strategies
- ELL Strategies
Worksheet with:
- Explanations and examples of the different methods for organizing a speech.
- Opportunities for students to practice guided note-taking
Slide Show Presentation with:
- Introduction slides with explanations of methods to employ when organizing a speech
- Guided note-taking sections
- Examples of information to determine when organizing a speech
Google Slides™
Answer Key
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The lessons in the High School Introduction to Public Speaking Unit include:
- Know Your Audience
- Organizing a Speech
- Writing a Speech
- Practice Makes Perfect
- Research Techniques
Plus a FREE Argumentative Writing Essay Lesson
- Is Too Much Technology Dangerous?
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Story Maps Narrative Writing Activities
By Beth Hammett
22 story maps for illustrating storytelling to writing activities. These hobby and life maps are excellent as first week icebreakers, using oral narratives to start the writing process, and learning more about students. Use as individual/small/whole group activities. Meets CCSS. Includes: Directions Example 2 Teacher Maps Singer Traveler (Local, State, US, World) Artist Baseball Softball Basketball Soccer Football Reader Writer Technology Music Dancers (Male & Female) Science My Life Story 3 Blank Story Map Templates Students will have fun while being engaged as they learn about their classmates, draw symbols for life events, write captions, and use storytelling as part of their writing process.
ENGLISH | CLASSROOM DEBATE | PERSUASIVE | JURY | UNIT | WORKSHEETS + ACTIVITIES
By French Made Fun!
Want to engage your middle-schoolers and develop their persuasive language, their confidence, their research skills, their teamwork and their respect in a fun, culminating project? Look no further!
I reserve this project for the end of the year as a fun, energetic project in which I assess oral proficiency, teamwork, research skills and persuasive language.
This 50-page debate package includes everything you need to get rolling! Let me guide you and your students to have a successful debate. This document includes:
- Teachable Content including complex vocabulary and debate-specific concepts with a language they'll understand.
- Discussion Prompts and opportunities for shared practice, independent practice and group practice.
- 40 Task Cards and Flashcards to facilitate practicing and "warming up!"
- Step-by-Step Instruction to guide them in the creation of counter-arguments and rebuttals (with models), using reputable, credible sources of information, and in properly formatting their argument.
- Teacher Notes highlighting how I structure my debates including classroom setup, timing, group creation and debate topic generation.
- Graphic Organizers and Rubrics to assist you and your students in planning out their steps and meeting the criteria.
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Oral and Written Presentation Rubric
By YourTeachingDoc
Learning involves both oral and written presentations, which are crucial to mastering presentation skills. To aid in the evaluation process, this rubric covers both types of presentations and is presented on a single, user-friendly page. It can be used by students, teachers, or paraprofessionals. Additionally, a digital version is provided for students to assess their peers.
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Spanish Find Someone Who | End of the Year Summer Speaking Activity | Editable
By KJ Inspired Resources
This no-prep End of the Year Find Someone Who Spanish Worksheet Activity is the perfect activity for the last day of school! Your students can practice their speaking and listening skills in Spanish while talking about things they did over the school year and future summer plans. Students will walk around the room and try to find classmates that fit into various themed categories, such as "find someone who was never absent this year."
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What's included:
- 1 Find Someone Who worksheet with 16 boxes for students to fill in (one with the title in Spanish and one with the title in English)
- Editable text boxes in Google Slides so you can change the phrases/directions to fit the needs of your own class
Directions:
- Students will walk around the room and try to find classmates that fit into various after spring break themed categories, such as "find someone who is going to a theme park this summer."
- The first person who fills in all 16 boxes first wins!
Some examples included:
- Find someone who has a sibling in this school.
- Find someone who has inspired you this year.
- Find someone who likes the same subject as you.
More End of the Year Resources:
Stand Up Sit Down
More Spanish Resources:
Stand Up Game Growing Bundle
Back to School Bundle
After Winter Break Bundle
After Spring Break Bundle
*Note this product may be used in brick and mortar classes as well as virtual systems like Outschool
French Language Conversation Starters (Beginner to Intermediate)
By Create Learn Inspire Grow
Enhance your French language teaching with this comprehensive collection of 100 conversation starters! Perfect for beginners and intermediate learners, these prompts will help spark engaging discussions, improve speaking skills, and boost confidence in conversational French.
What's Included:
- 100 Conversation Starters: A mix of beginner to intermediate prompts, covering various topics such as hobbies, food, travel, and personal experiences.
The Diary of Anne Frank Play READING FLUENCY PRACTICE
By Ms. J's ELA
This resource should accompany The Diary of Anne Frank by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett. Upper elementary, middle school, and high school students need reading fluency practice too, but we don't always think about it at these stages. This editable resource asks students to practice a passage directly from The Diary of Anne Frank and focus on accuracy, pace, expression, and punctuation. Students are asked to practice reading the passage to an adult. I have always had my students record themselves reading the passage at the end of a week, and I grade them using the same rubric that is on this assignment.
After Spring Break Printable Partner Activity - Bottle Flip
By Teach Savvy Store
Bottle Flip is a partner team-building card game and it's the perfect icebreaker for your AVID students (or for students in any content area) who are returning to school after spring break! This activity allows students to talk and share their experiences in a fun and interactive way. Students will take turns trying to gain points by flipping a bottle upright! When they miss, they have to answer a question and lose a chance at points.
Whether you're a teacher looking to add a fun and interactive activity to your classroom curriculum, or a team leader looking to build team dynamics and improve communication skills, the AVID team-building card game is the perfect choice!
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How to Play Bottle Flip
- Place students into random partners and give each set of partners a water bottle to flip
- Print discussion cards for each group
- Have students get out paper for scoring
- The oldest student flips first
- If they flip the bottle and it lands upright, the flipper gets 2 points, and then its their partners turn to flip
- If they flip the bottle and it does not land upright, they have to draw and answer a random question
- If the flipper answers the question, they get one point. If the student does not answer or says “I don’t know,” the OTHER student gets the point and they get to take their turn
- play for 10 minutes and switch partners!
What's Included
- Directions page
- 50 "after spring break" question cards
- blank cards to write your own words
*This resource is available for Outschool teachers to purchase without the need for extra licenses.
Check out other AVID resources HERE!
Check out more Collaboration resources HERE!
Spanish Partner Conversations Accidents & Injuries Guided Conversations
By Specialty Spanish
Do your Spanish students need some help with interpersonal speaking? Are they struggling to have conversations in Spanish? Let’s give them some guided support with these partner conversations about accidents and injuries! Both students will have the opportunity to ask and answer questions as part of a conversation, but with a lot of scaffolding to build confidence.
There are 4 guided conversations, so both students will have a chance to ask and answer questions in a conversational way.
These conversations focus on accidents and injuries in the past time frame (preterite and imperfect).
Who can use this product?
- Spanish students in year 2 and up
How can I use this product?
- Students will work in partners to participate in a guided conversation
- Students will trade roles so both can practice asking questions and answering questions
- Teachers can assign these conversations as practice or as an assessment
- Students can practice the same conversations with multiple partners to increase comfort and proficiency!
What’s included in this product?
- 4 different scenarios about accidents and injuries
- The conversations provide a scenario/topic of conversation
- The conversations provide general ideas about what to ask and answer to make it easier for students to keep their conversation going.
Other resources you may like:
Spanish Situation Task Cards for Accidents and Injuries: Digital and Printable!
Spanish Seal of Biliteracy Listening and Speaking Accidents and Injuries
Spanish Guided Conversations Bundle for Interpersonal Speaking
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Public Speaking Curriculum, Speech Activities, Debate Unit - Writing a Speech
By Write On with Jamie
- Public Speaking Activities to Write a Speech
- Speech Activities
- Debate Activities
- Know Your Audience for Public Speaking, Speech, and Debate
- Differentiated Activities for Public Speaking, Speech, and Debate
- Enrichment Activities for Public Speaking, Speech, and Debate
- Google Classroom Ready!
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Introducing how to write a speech when preparing for a presentation has never been easier! This lesson guides students through a step-by-step process of determining how to write their speech and what information should be included. When a high school student begins a public speaking unit, it is quite often the first time he or she has been required to speak in public, other than the basic Show and Tell in elementary school.
Therefore, it is important to make sure the students become familiar with the basics of how to stand, speak, move, and make eye contact during any type of public speaking situation. This lesson is designed to help the students with all aspects of writing a speech.
The slide show, and worksheets allow students to practice and develop their public speaking skills. The worksheets reinforce guided note-taking techniques when used in conjunction with the slide show. The detailed lesson plans make implementing public speaking, speech and debate curriculum easy for teachers.
These no-prep lessons are adaptable for in-class instruction, distance learning, or independent student work. The PowerPoints can also be presented as whole class instruction or assigned for students to complete at home.
All materials are available in both Google Drive™ and print formats, ensuring easy access for all students.
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This lesson in Public Speaking, Speech, and Debate focuses on how to Write a Speech and includes:
Lesson Plan with:
- Common Core State Standards Indicated on lesson plan
- Instructional Focus
- Instructional Procedures
- Objectives/Goals
- Direct Instruction
- Guided Practice
- Enrichment
- Differentiation
- I Can Statement
- Essential Question
- ESE Strategies
- ELL Strategies
Worksheet with:
- Explanations and examples of the different methods for writing a speech.
- Opportunities for students to practice guided note-taking
Slide Show Presentation with:
- Introduction slides with explanations of methods to employ when writing a speech
- Guided note-taking sections
- Examples of information to determine when writing a speech
Google Slides™
Answer Key
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The lessons in the High School Introduction to Public Speaking Unit include:
- Know Your Audience
- Organizing a Speech
- Writing a Speech
- Practice Makes Perfect
- Research Techniques
Plus a FREE Argumentative Writing Essay Lesson
- Is Too Much Technology Dangerous?
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Connect with me for the latest Write On! with Jamie news:
- YouTube
- Write On! with Jamie Blog
- FB Community for 6-12 ELA Teachers
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Copyright © Write On! with Jamie. All rights reserved by author. All components of this product are to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited unless additional licenses are purchased. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this product are copyrighted and cannot be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license. Intended for classroom and personal use ONLY.
Oral Presentation and Presenting Guidelines
By Beth Hammett
Need help with teaching students proper guidelines for oral presentations? This 16 page presentation will encourage students to think about, plan, and give great oral presentations! 12 step, easy-to-follow guide that includes:
Know your subject
Find a friendly face
Engage your audience
Let the image speak for itself
Less wording is better
Stay focused
Don’t read from slides
Practice makes perfect
Be aware of time allotment
Follow directions
Dress for success
Smile!
Meets oral communication guidelines for helping students do their best when giving presentations. Excellent to use with PowerPoint and Prezis. Great for career and technical courses, flipped classes, homeschooling, and self-instructed learning centers. Use with all subjects that require oral communication or project based learning.
Back to School Activity | Find Someone Who Bingo Game | Editable
By KJ Inspired Resources
This find someone who back to school activity makes a great icebreaker the first day of school or first week of school, get to know you activity or brain break. Find someone who will help build classroom community while students practice speaking and listening skills. Students will walk around the room and try to find classmates that fit into various after summer break and back to school themed categories, such as "find someone who played video games over summer."
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What's included?
- 1 Find Someone Who worksheet with 16 boxes for students to fill in
- Editable version with clipart included
- Editable version without clipart
How to use:
- Students will walk around the room and find different classmates who fits the description in each box.
- Once they find a classmate who fits the description they will have them write their name in the box.
- Students will keep finding classmates until all 16 boxes are full.
Some examples included:
- Find someone who had a summer birthday.
- Find someone who has an older sibling.
- Find someone who is wearing your favorite color.
Click HERE to see our other find someone who resources!
Click HERE to see our other back to school resources!
Click HERE to see our other team building activities!
*Note this product may be used in brick and mortar classes as well as virtual systems like Outschool
The Tell-Tale Heart M'Naghten Rule Discussion Questions and Rubric
By Ms. J's ELA
This resource should be used with Edgar Allan Poe's short story The Tell-Tale Heart. With this activity, students will read the M'Naghten rule of 1843 and decide whether or not they believe the main character of The Tell-Tale Heart would be found legally sane or insane. This resource includes space for students to collect textual evidence to support their answer, space for students to write other open-ended questions for discussion, and a discussion grading rubric.
I used this activity with my 8th grade students, and they absolutely loved it. They found great evidence to back up their explanations, and gained a deeper understanding of the short story and the M'Naghten rule. We used this resource in a socratic seminar formatted discussion, and they had enough to say about the main character and the M'Naghten rule that the majority of our 55 minute class period was covered.
Back to School Partner Icebreaker | Team Building Activity - Bottle Flip
By Teach Savvy Store
Partner Icebreaker | Team Building Activity - Bottle Flip: Bottle Flip is a partner team-building card game and it's the perfect icebreaker for your AVID students (or for students in any content area). This activity allows students to talk and share their personal beliefs, ideas, and experiences. Students will take turns trying to gain points by flipping a bottle upright! When they miss, they have to answer a question and lose a chance at points.
Whether you're a teacher looking to add a fun and interactive activity to your classroom curriculum, or a team leader looking to build team dynamics and improve communication skills, the AVID team-building card game is the perfect choice!
Bundle and save over 30%:
✨AVID Mega Bundle✨
Team Building Bundle
Partner Games Bundle
Bottle Flip Bundle
How to Play Bottle Flip
- Place students into random partners and give each set of partners a water bottle to flip
- Print discussion cards for each group
- Have students get out paper for scoring
- The oldest student flips first
- If they flip the bottle and it lands upright, the flipper gets 2 points, and then its their partners turn to flip
- If they flip the bottle and it does not land upright, they have to draw and answer a random question
- If the flipper answers the question, they get one point. If the student does not answer or says “I don’t know,” the OTHER student gets the point and they get to take their turn
- play for 10 minutes and switch partners!
What's Included
- Directions page
- 60 question cards
- blank cards to write your own words
*This resource is available for Outschool teachers to purchase without the need for extra licenses.
Check out other AVID resources HERE!
Check out more Collaboration resources HERE!
Check out more Public Speaking resources HERE!
By Specialty Spanish
Looking for a GAME that will make SPEAKING FUN in Spanish class? This winter-themed snowball speaking activity will get students using their Spanish creatively! This low-prep game, called Snowball Fight, will have students competing to tell stories about a winter day! Easy to differentiate and scaffold with the included teacher instructions and vocab list!
How to play:
-Students choose snowballs (each snowball has a winter-related word)
-Students must create a story with the words on the snowballs, forcing them to think on their feet and create a logical story with random words!
The variations of this game are endless and you can play it all winter long!
❄have students choose their own snowballs or
❅have their opponent pick for them!
❆give students as much time as they need to tell their story or
❄set a time limit. Whoever used more snowballs wins!
❅have students pick snowballs one at a time instead of all at once
❆change the verb tense
❄change their opponents
❅Try 2 v 2!
*❅❅*You can even use this as a writing practice instead of speaking!
❄Increase your students’ ability to produce creative Spanish!
Teacher Prep:
-Print the snowballs
-Photocopy enough snowballs sets for HALF of your class
-cut the snowballs (6 per page) *Perfect task for a student helper!
Who can use this product?
- Students in Spanish 2 and up
How can I use this product?
- Set students up in pairs (a group of 3 could work too!)
- Students will choose snowballs. Each snowball has a winter-related word
- Set parameters (like listed above) to create the rules of the game
- Students use the words on their snowballs to create winter day stories!
What’s included in this product?
- 36 snowballs, each with a winter-related word printed on it
- Teacher instructions
- Printable student instructions
- Scorecard
- Vocab list
- Self-Assessment rubric
- Peer Feedback rubric
- Color version
- Black and white version
Other resources you may like:
Spanish Winter-Themed Activities Bundle for Invierno
Spanish Simulated Conversations
Christmas in Spain Digital Escape Room!
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Public Speaking Introduction, Speech and Debate Lesson - Research Techniques
By Write On with Jamie
- Public Speaking Activities for Research Techniques
- Speech Activities
- Debate Activities
- Know Your Audience for Public Speaking, Speech, and Debate
- Differentiated Activities for Public Speaking, Speech, and Debate
- Enrichment Activities for Public Speaking, Speech, and Debate
- Google Classroom Ready!
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Introducing research techniques when preparing for a speech has never been easier! This lesson guides students through a step-by-step process of understanding how to research their topics, determine which resources are appropriate, and prepare accordingly. When a high school student begins a public speaking unit, it is quite often the first time he or she has been required to speak in public, other than the basic Show and Tell in elementary school.
Therefore, it is important to make sure the students become familiar with the basics of how to stand, speak, move, and make eye contact during any type of public speaking situation. This lesson is designed to help the students with multiple aspects of research, so they can prepare their presentation accordingly.
The slide show, and worksheets allow students to practice and develop their public speaking skills. The worksheets reinforce guided note-taking techniques when used in conjunction with the slide show. The detailed lesson plans make implementing public speaking, speech and debate curriculum easy for teachers.
These no-prep lessons are adaptable for in-class instruction, distance learning, or independent student work. The PowerPoints can also be presented as whole class instruction or assigned for students to complete at home.
All materials are available in both Google Drive™ and print formats, ensuring easy access for all students.
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This lesson in Public Speaking, Speech, and Debate focuses on Research Techniques and includes:
Lesson Plan with:
- Common Core State Standards Indicated on Lesson Plan
- Instructional Focus
- Instructional Procedures
- Objectives/Goals
- Direct Instruction
- Guided Practice
- Enrichment
- Differentiation
- I Can Statement
- Essential Question
- ESE Strategies
- ELL Strategies
Worksheet with:
- Explanations and examples of the different methods for researching the speech topic
- Opportunities for students to practice guided note-taking
Slide Show Presentation with:
- Introduction slides with explanations of methods to employ when researching a topic
- Guided note-taking sections
- Examples of information to determine when researching a topic
Google Slides™
Answer Key
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The lessons in the High School Introduction to Public Speaking Unit include:
- Know Your Audience
- Organizing a Speech
- Writing a Speech
- Practice Makes Perfect
- Research Techniques
Plus a FREE Argumentative Writing Essay Lesson
- Is Too Much Technology Dangerous?
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Connect with me for the latest Write On! with Jamie news:
- YouTube
- Write On! with Jamie Blog
- FB Community for 6-12 ELA Teachers
. . . and visit my WRITE ON! with Jamie website for a free TEXT EVIDENCE WRITING LESSON!
Write On!
Jamie
Terms of Use
Copyright © Write On! with Jamie. All rights reserved by author. All components of this product are to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited unless additional licenses are purchased. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this product are copyrighted and cannot be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license. Intended for classroom and personal use ONLY.
AVID Halloween Team Building Drawing Activity for Communication Skills
By KJ Inspired Resources
Use this Halloween activity as an icebreaker with your AVID students or for any class or content during the fall season! This team-building game promotes good communication skills which allows for AVID families to build trust and relational capacity. It also helps students prepare to be successful in their future college and career endeavors. This engaging game will allow AVID students to continue to develop those peer relationships as well as develop necessary skills!
⭐Check out the general version Team Drawing Challenge to use all year!⭐
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What's Included:
- cover page
- directions page
- 48 Halloween-themed drawing cards
Directions:
- Print and laminate multiple sets of image cards.
- Divide the class into multiple groups.
- Group members take turns drawing a card from a pile.
- The person who drew a card must not show their team the image or use words to describe it. Ie if it is a rainbow you can only use shapes, lines, and location to describe the drawing and cannot say things like, "it forms after the rain."
- The group member describes and gives directions on how to draw the image.
- The team then tries to use listening skills to copy the drawing based on the directions given.
- Repeat until all cards have been used.
Uses:
- teambuilding
- communication practice
- listening practice
- framework Friday
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Team Building Public Speaking Card Game Activity - History Snippets
By Teach Savvy Store
Team Building Public Speaking / Listening Card Game Activity - History Snippets: This team-building card game is the perfect icebreaker for AVID students (or students in any content) who want to practice their public speaking skills in a fun and interactive way. Designed for use in a classroom or group setting, this card game challenges players to give a 1-2 minute speech about an invention or event in history using the card they draw. This engaging activity not only helps students build their public speaking confidence but also teaches them valuable skills in communication and creative thinking!
Whether you're a teacher looking to add a fun and interactive activity to your classroom curriculum, or a team leader looking to build team dynamics and improve communication skills, the AVID team-building card game is the perfect choice!
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How to Play History Snippets
Put the 100 topic cards/papers into a non-see-through bag.
Put players into teams of 4-6 players.
When it's their turn a player pulls a topic from the bag. They then must give an account of the history (story) behind the thing or event they've drawn. It can be factual or false! Encourage imagination, outrageous lies, flights of fantasy...
The goal of this public speaking game is to sustain credible fluency. Aim for 1 - 2 minutes per story.
What's Included
- Directions page
- 100 history/invention cards
- blank cards to write your own words
*This resource is available for Outschool teachers to purchase without the need for extra licenses.
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Public Speaking Curriculum, Speech Activities, Debate Unit - Know Your Audience
By Write On with Jamie
- Public Speaking Activities to Know Your Audience
- Speech Activities
- Debate Activities
- Know Your Audience for Public Speaking, Speech, and Debate
- Differentiated Activities for Public Speaking, Speech, and Debate
- Enrichment Activities for Public Speaking, Speech, and Debate
- Google Classroom Ready!
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Introducing methods to help students know their audience when preparing for a speech has never been easier! This lesson guides students through a step-by-step process of understanding who their audience will be and how to prepare accordingly. When a high school student begins a public speaking unit, it is quite often the first time he or she has been required to speak in public, other than the basic Show and Tell in elementary school.
Therefore, it is important to make sure the students become familiar with the basics of how to stand, speak, move, and make eye contact during any type of public speaking situation. This lesson is designed to help the students with all aspects of understanding their audience, so they can prepare their presentation accordingly.
The slide show, and worksheets allow students to practice and develop their public speaking skills. The worksheets reinforce guided note-taking techniques when used in conjunction with the slide show. The detailed lesson plans make implementing public speaking, speech and debate curriculum easy for teachers.
These no-prep lessons are adaptable for in-class instruction, distance learning, or independent student work. The PowerPoints can also be presented as whole class instruction or assigned for students to complete at home.
All materials are available in both Google Drive™ and print formats, ensuring easy access for all students.
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This lesson in Public Speaking, Speech, and Debate focuses on how to Know Your Audience and includes:
Lesson Plan with:
- Common Core State Standards Indicated on lesson plan
- Instructional Focus
- Instructional Procedures
- Objectives/Goals
- Direct Instruction
- Guided Practice
- Enrichment
- Differentiation
- I Can Statement
- Essential Question
- ESE Strategies
- ELL Strategies
Worksheet with:
- Explanations and examples of the different methods for analyzing an audience.
- Opportunities for students to practice guided note-taking
Slide Show Presentation with:
- Introduction slides with explanations of methods to employ when analyzing an audience
- Guided note-taking sections
- Examples of information to determine when analyzing an audience
Google Slides™
Answer Key
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The lessons in the High School Introduction to Public Speaking Unit include:
- Know Your Audience
- Organizing a Speech
- Writing a Speech
- Practice Makes Perfect
- Research Techniques
Plus a FREE Argumentative Writing Essay Lesson
- Is Too Much Technology Dangerous?
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