Celebrate and commemorate Earth Day with these posters. These posters include quotes from activists, environmentalists, and past leaders. They could be posted in the classroom and hallways to remind students that everything they do affect our environment and must take action to preserve and conserve Mother Earth. There are 15 posters included. Posters in PDF file, A4 size, JPEG format.

This fun distance learning and homeschool activity is a great way for the whole family to bond and come up with ways to help other people survive during a crisis and keep other families positive. This is also a good way to help children and students learn new skills in preparation and management when crisis strikes as well as help them to be creative and to keep learning while at home.

This fun distance learning and homeschool activity is a great way for the whole family to bond and come up with ways to help other people survive during a crisis and keep other families positive. This is also a good way to help children and students learn new skills in preparation and management when crisis strikes as well as help them to be creative and to keep learning while at home.

These 70 fun awards could be used to reward your students for their hardwork, efforts and character traits. Blank templates are also provided if you want to make your own award. The awards come with a boy and girl version. The file is in power point version and the awards are saved in PNG format. To edit names, awards, and date, use “INSERT TEXT BOX” and type on the insert box to add your text. The awards can be printed out in black and white or in gray scale. Just adjust the colour settings of your printer to black & white or gray scale. Awards include: 1. King/Queen of Attendance award 2. Picasso award 3. Ps & Qs award 4. Early Bird award 5.Amaze-balls attitude award 6. Sports Phenom award 7. Rockstar King/Queen award 8. Academy award 9. Super Speller award 10. Shakespeare award 11. Pitch Perfect award 12. Kindness award 13. Captain of the ship award 14. Thomas Edison Junior award 15. Math Mastermind award 16. Most Patient award 17. Steve Jobs Junior award 18. Perfect Penmanship award 19. Sight Word Whiz 20. Most Improved award 21. Terrific Team Player award 22. Steve Irwin Junior award 23. Junior Masterchef award 24. Phonics Phenom award 25. Ray of Sunshine award 26. Peacekeeper award 27. Captain Planet award 28. Entertainer of the Year award 29. Social Studies Scholar award 30. Class Cheerleader award 31. Heart of Gold award 32. Fantastic Tutor award 33. Marvellous Motivator award 34. Stellar Storyteller award 35. Dancing Dude award 36. Dancing Diva award 37. Cheerful Helper award 38. Outstanding Organizer award 39. The Flash award 40. Light Bulb award 41. Energizer Bunny award 42. Curious George award 43. Awesome Bookworm award 44. Boys/Girl Scout award 45. Remarkably Responsible award 46. Hero of Honesty award 47. Active Listener award 48. Social Butterfly award 49.Homework Hero award 50. Mr./Miss Cool award 51. Teacher’s Right Hand award 52. Above & Beyond award 53. Fashionable Boy/Girl award 54. Sweet As Honey award 55. Vocabulary Master award 56. Positive Participant award 57. Academic Superstar award 58. Grammar Wizard award 59. Sensational Sharer award 60. Impressive Informant award 61. Perfectly Persuasive award 62. Hallway Master award 63. Word Work Whiz award 64. Exceptional Explainer award 65. Excellent Example award 66. Remarkable Reporter award 67. Safety Superhero award 68. Totally Tidy award 69. Best Bus Rider award 70. Line Up Leader

The emotions flashcards include 27 different feelings/emotions. It includes what trigger each emotions and feelings. It also has an interview guide questions and a worksheet to help your students identify, express their feelings and promote discussions. The 27 feelings/emotions are: Girls emotions/feelings: 1. Happy 2.Lonely 3. Mad 4. Proud 5. Sad 6. Embarrassed 7. Sheepish 8. Shy 9. Skeptical 10. Suprised 11. Worried 12. Disappointed Boys' emotions and feelings: 1. Anxious 2. Bored 3. Confused 4. Enraged 5. Excited 6. Hurt 7. Mad- Accusatory 8. Mad- Indignant 9. Peeved-Tantruming 10. Proud 11. Scared 12. Shy 13. Smug- Self- Important 14. Startled 15. Stressed

This mini-workbook is composed of 4 different activities. It will assist your students to identify their conflicts, the styles they used in handling these conflicts, as well as they will be given the chance to assess their present conflicts and if the resolution skills they used are effective. There are also case scenarios to come up with more ways to resolve conflicts. Each activity has processing questions to facilitate the learning experiences of the students and help them express and understand more the activities. Workbook Activity includes: Conflict Survey Conflict Styles Conflict Assessment Conflict Case Scenarios

These fun teacher and staff awards are a great way to recognise, affirm and acknowledge their talents, skills, and capabilities. These could be given at the middle or end of the school year. It could also be given during faculty development and departmental meetings. It comes in black & white as well. Blank templates are also provided if you want to add more awards. The file is in powerpoint format. Use "TEXT BOX" to insert the award and the awardee. No school year or date is added since this could be used anytime during the school year. If you want more awards, please send me an email at kitcelcorner@gmail.com. Teacher and Staff awards include: 1.Early Riser 2.Cabin Steward 3.Life Saver 4.Captain of the Ship 5.Boatswain 6.Lighthouse 7.School Supply Addict 8.Night Owl 9.Task Card King/Queen 10.Steve Jobs 11.Iron Chef 12.PD expert 13.Family Fun-Tastic 14.Energizer Bunny 15.The Survivor 16.Happy Hoarder 17.Heart of Gold 18.Hallway Ninja 19.Hot Stuff 20.Grace under pressure 21.Keeper of Keys 22.Superb Staff 23.Shakespeare award 24.Ralph Waldo Emerson 25.Brilliant Mind 26.Da Vinci’s Right hand 27.Nat Geo Award 28.Testing Diva 29.Intervention guru 30.Glee award 31.Discipline Master 32.Perfect Attendance 33.Dismissal Pro 34.Hallway Boss 35.True Believer 36.Carpool Boss 37.Scheduling Wizard 38.Sight Word Whiz 39.Bulletin Board Master 40.Green thumb 41.Sweet Tooth 42.Fashionista award 43.Terrific Team player 44.Amaze-balls attitude 45.Most patient 46.Kid Whisperer 47.STEM Pro 48.Legacy Builder 49.Workshop magician 50.Excellent Teamwork 51.Animal Whisperer 52.School Comedian 53.Pearly Whites 54.OC organizer 55.Peacekeeper 56.Google classroom expert 57.Fundraiser Hero 58.Sports Phenom 59.Above & Beyond 60.Cool, Calm, Collected 61.Anchor Chart Master 62.King/ Queen of Committees 63.School Spirit Idol 64.Zealous Planner 65.Maintenance Pro 66.Rockstar King/Queen 67.Records Master 68.Craft Master 69.Games Master 70.Helping Hand 71.Carpe Diem 72.Go Getter 73.Jack of all trades 74.Miracle worker 75.Most Dependable 76.Listening Ear 77.Empathy Award 78.Ps & Qs award 79.Enthusiastic award 80.Thomas Edison Award

Family is one of the most important relationships in life. Learning and understanding the role of each family member, their contribution and the way they communicate are essential in keeping family relationships happy, healthy and harmonious. This mini-lesson includes activities on appreciating family members, recognising the importance of family traditions,learning and understanding the importance of responsibilities towards family members, learning to address family issues and recognising the importance of effective communication. Lecture on family conflicts and how to improve communication to family members are also included. Processing questions are included to facilitate better learning experiences

Our tweens and teens go through a lot of changes and these changes often make them feel anxious, stressed, worried, frustrated, angry, etc... This set of calming strategies will help your students to keep their focus and concentration, develop and enhance good coping skills as well as self-regulate. It could help them to stay calm and assist them in managing the situation and their emotions. It includes: Brief discussion of pre-adolescence and adolescence Reasons why students are not calm Signs when students are not calm What we want our students to know Calming strategies include: 1. Hiking 2. Surfing 3. Swimming 4. Knitting 5. Riding a bike 6. Fishing 7. Pottery 8. Wood-work 9. Cross-stitching 10. Make a scrapbook 11. Tinkering with technology 12. Photography 13. Make a Video 14. Snorkeling 15. Visit a museum 16. Visit a library 17. Sewing 18. Play video games 19. Do yoga 20. Visit a zoo 21. Scuba diving 22. Go on a road trip 23. Visit an amusement park 24. Identify your feelings 25. Do pilates

This mini-lesson consists of different activities for students to reflect on about rumours. This module will help students think about things they have heard and how talking about others can harm other people’s reputation. Processing questions are included in each activity to facilitate learning experiences.

Our tweens and teens go through a lot of changes and these changes often make them feel anxious, stressed, worried, frustrated, angry, etc... This set of calming strategies will help your students to keep their focus and concentration, develop and enhance good coping skills as well as self-regulate. It could help them to stay calm and assist them in managing the situation and their emotions. It includes: Brief discussion of pre-adolescence and adolescence Reasons why students are not calm Signs when students are not calm What we want our students to know Calming strategies include: 1. Talk it out 2. Draw 3. Paint 4. Write 5. Read 6. Exercise 7. Think of Positives 8. Listen to Music 9. Breathe 10. Walk 11. Meditate 12. Cook 13. Bake 14. Dance 15. Play sports 16.Play musical instruments 17. Hang out with friends 18. Watch your favourite television shows 19. Clean your room 20. Go out and enjoy the outdoors 21. Drink water 22. Count 1, 2, 3 23. Go to the beach 24. Gardening 25. Stargazing

This product contains 100 plus conversation starters that teachers and counselors can use. It is divided into 5 categories: a. Family b. Self c. School d. Friends e. Anything under the sun It also comes with blank templates that you can use to write your own questions for each category.

The emotions flashcards include 28 different feelings/emotions. It includes what trigger each emotions and feelings. It also has an interview guide questions to help your students identify, express their feelings and promote discussions. The 28 feelings/emotions are: Girls emotions/feelings: 1. Baffled 2. Passionate 3. Ecstatic 4. Mad- Frantic 5. Splendid 6. Melancholic 7. Terrified 8. Astounded 9. Introverted 10. Apprehensive 11. Placid 12. Pensive 13. Flabbergasted 14. Sullen Boys' emotions and feelings: 1. Perplexed 2. Piqued 3. Contented 4. Mad-Absurd 5. Grand 6. Distressed 7. Anxious 8. Stunned 9. Cautious 10. Tense 11. Quiet 12. Wistful 13. Startled 14. Cantankerous

Our older students need to be recognized and affirmed for their dedication and efforts in school. We have come up with a more formal looking editable award or certificate that you could give to your older students. The file is in power point version and the awards are saved in JPEG format. Blank templates are also included. To edit names, awards, and date, use “INSERT TEXT BOX” and type on the insert box to add your text. The awards can be printed out in black and white or in gray scale. Just adjust the color settings of your printer to black & white or gray scale. List of Awards Top Attendance Role Model Amaze-balls Sports Phenom Pitch Perfect Picasso Award Math Mastermind Steve Jobs Most improved Terrific team player Peacekeeper The Historian Award Outstanding Organizer Awesome Bookworm Positive Participant Remarkable reporter Hero of Honesty Happy Helper Remarkably Responsible Kindness award Perfect penmanship Junior Masterchef Marie Curie Award Marvellous Motivator Fantastic Tutor Active Listener Academic Superstar Grammar Wizard Heart of Gold Stellar Storyteller Social Butterfly Curious George Light Bulb

We have come up with an elegant and classic look for our fun teacher and staff awards. These fun teacher and staff awards are a great way to recognize, affirm and acknowledge their talents, skills, and capabilities. These could be given throughout the school year. It could also be given during faculty development and departmental meetings. Blank templates are also provided if you want to add more awards. The file is in powerpoint format. Use "TEXT BOX" to insert the award and the awardee. No school year or date is added since this could be used anytime during the school year. It is on A4 size and JPEG format. List of Awards Early riser Life Saver Night Owl Task Card King/Queen Award Steve Jobs Award Iron Chef PD expert Family Fun-Tastic Energizer Bunny The Survivor Award Happy Hoarder Heart of Gold Hallway Ninja Hot Stuff Grace under pressure Keeper of Keys Superb Staff Shakespeare Award Ralph Waldo Emerson Brilliant Mind Testing Diva Intervention guru Glee award Discipline Master Dismissal Pro Hallway Boss True Believer Carpool Boss Scheduling Wizard Sight Word Whiz Bulletin Board Master Sweet Tooth Fashionista Award Terrific Team Player Amaze-Balls Attitude Most Patient Kid Whisperer Stem Pro Legacy Builder Workshop Magician Excellent Teamwork Animal Whisperer School Comedian Pearly Whites OC Organizer Peacekeeper Award Google Classroom Expert Fundraiser Hero Sports Phenom Above and Beyond Cool. Calm, and Collected Anchor Chart Master King/ Queen of Committees School Spirit Idol Zealous Planner Maintenance Pro Rockstar King/Queen Records Master Helping Hand Games Master Carpe Diem Go Getter Jack of All Trades Miracle Worker Award Listening Ear Most Dependable Empathy Award Enthusiastic Award Thomas Edison Award

Our teenagers should also be recognized for their efforts and hard work in academics and electives. By recognizing and affirming their talents and skills in the academics and electives aspect, it reinforces their interests, ignite a passion, and ultimately cultivate a possible future or career in that area. The file is in power point version and the awards are saved in PNG format. Blank templates are also included. To edit names, awards, and date, use “INSERT TEXT BOX” and type on the insert box to add your text. The awards can be printed out in black and white or in gray scale. Just adjust the color settings of your printer to black & white or gray scale. List of Awards 1. Picasso Award- Art 2. Steve Jobs Award- Technology 3. Shakespeare Award- Literature 4. Harper Lee Award- Writing 5. Al-Khwarizmi Award- Algebra 6. Euclid Award- Geometry 7. Hipparchus Award- Trigonometry 8. Gottfried Leibniz Award- Calculus 9. Karl Pearson Award- Statistics 10. Aristotle Award- Biology 11. Albert Einstein Award- Physics 12. Most Valuable Player Award- sports 13. Academy Award- Performing Arts 14. Grammy Award- Music 15. Erasthostenes Award- Geography 16. William Stubbs Award- History 17. Junior Masterchef Award- Home Economics 18. Linguist Award- Foreign languages 19. Great Builder Award- Wood work 20. Bulgati Veyron Award- Automotive 21. Luca Pacioli Award- Accounting 22. Adam Smith Award- Economics 23. Sigmund Freud Award- Psychology 24. Philip Kotler Award- Marketing 25. Federal Marshal Award- Law Enforcement

We believe that our tweens and teens should be recognized and acknowledged for the good behaviors that they exhibit. By affirming and recognizing these behavior, it reinforces and strengthens it leading to increase chances of repeated actions, ultimately the development and enhancement of themselves. Best of all, it boost the self-esteem of our tweens and teens. Each award include a boy and girl version Blank templates are included to add more awards. The file is in power point version and the awards are saved in PNG format. To edit names, awards, and date, use “INSERT TEXT BOX” and type on the insert box to add your text. The awards can be printed out in black and white or in gray scale. Just adjust the color settings of your printer to black & white or gray scale. List of Awards 1. Perfect attendance 2. Showing good manners 3. Amazing attitude 4. Being kind 5. Good leader 6. Great team player 7. Keeping the peace 8. Making everyone happy 9. Making everyone laugh 10. Great tutor 11. Motivating others 12. For being patient 13. For happily helping others 14. For keeping things organized 15. For being honest 16. For being good listener 17. Friendly and sociable 18. Keeping cool during stressful times 19. Teacher’s right hand 20. Positive participant in class 21. Excellent example to others 22. Totally tidy in class 23. Sweet 24. Aware of all the safety procedures in school 25. Great bus rider 26. Remarkably responsible 27. Showing improvement 28. Being grateful

Our older students need to be recognized and affirmed for their dedication and efforts in school. We have come up with a more formal looking editable award or certificate that you could give to your older students. The file is in power point version and the awards are saved in JPEG format. Blank templates are also included. To edit names, awards, and date, use “INSERT TEXT BOX” and type on the insert box to add your text. The awards can be printed out in black and white or in gray scale. Just adjust the color settings of your printer to black & white or gray scale. List of Awards Top Attendance Role Model Amaze-balls Sports Phenom Pitch Perfect Picasso Award Math Mastermind Steve Jobs Most improved Terrific team player Peacekeeper The Historian Award Outstanding Organizer Awesome Bookworm Positive Participant Remarkable reporter Hero of Honesty Happy Helper Remarkably Responsible Kindness award Perfect penmanship Junior Masterchef Marie Curie Award Marvellous Motivator Fantastic Tutor Active Listener Academic Superstar Grammar Wizard Heart of Gold Stellar Storyteller Social Butterfly Curious George Light Bulb

We have come up with an elegant and classic look for our fun teacher and staff awards. These fun teacher and staff awards are a great way to recognize, affirm and acknowledge their talents, skills, and capabilities. These could be given throughout the school year. It could also be given during faculty development and departmental meetings. Blank templates are also provided if you want to add more awards. The file is in powerpoint format. Use "TEXT BOX" to insert the award and the awardee. No school year or date is added since this could be used anytime during the school year. It is on A4 size and JPEG format. List of Awards Early riser Life Saver Night Owl Task Card King/Queen Award Steve Jobs Award Iron Chef PD expert Family Fun-Tastic Energizer Bunny The Survivor Award Happy Hoarder Heart of Gold Hallway Ninja Hot Stuff Grace under pressure Keeper of Keys Superb Staff Shakespeare Award Ralph Waldo Emerson Brilliant Mind Testing Diva Intervention guru Glee award Discipline Master Dismissal Pro Hallway Boss True Believer Carpool Boss Scheduling Wizard Sight Word Whiz Bulletin Board Master Sweet Tooth Fashionista Award Terrific Team Player Amaze-Balls Attitude Most Patient Kid Whisperer Stem Pro Legacy Builder Workshop Magician Excellent Teamwork Animal Whisperer School Comedian Pearly Whites OC Organizer Peacekeeper Award Google Classroom Expert Fundraiser Hero Sports Phenom Above and Beyond Cool. Calm, and Collected Anchor Chart Master King/ Queen of Committees School Spirit Idol Zealous Planner Maintenance Pro Rockstar King/Queen Records Master Helping Hand Games Master Carpe Diem Go Getter Jack of All Trades Miracle Worker Award Listening Ear Most Dependable Empathy Award Enthusiastic Award Thomas Edison Award

Resilience is our ability to bounce back from tough situations. When a person is ready to bounce back from a difficult situation, these affirmations could help them get their heads out of the clouds and make them feel better. These affirmations could re-focus your thoughts and be more positive. These are designed to create self-change. They could serve as an inspiration and reminders for everyday life. These affirmations could be done first thing in the morning or in the evening or could be done throughout the day. It is suggested to use these affirmations regularly to create more impact and preserve emotional potency. These could be printed out and you could bring them along wherever you are . These resilience affirmation cards are in A4 size and JPEG format. List of Resilience Affirmation Cards: I can overcome my obstacles I am creative I am resourceful I am resilient I am emotionally resilient I am strong I am persistent I am kind, smart,and important It’s okay. I can do this I will get through this I will be okay I am capable of amazing things I am a good person I deserve to be happy I am stronger than I think I am amazing I can do anything I set my mind to I will keep going Do not give up Keep moving forward I can handle change with ease I am unique I believe in my abilities and skills I can face every situation with confidence There is always a solution to every problem I am responsible for how I respond to others I have the power to choose to let go of any emotion Any difficulty that comes my way is an opportunity to grow I am full of energy and joy I have the power to create change My possibilities are endless I am in charge of how I feel I choose happiness I can, I will I can make healthy choices