Welcome to A Plus Learning!
A Plus Learning prides itself on providing teachers and counsellors with quality educational materials and resources that are designed to enhance the engagement and performance of students allowing them to achieve excellent results. Our materials and resources can also be used by teachers and counsellors to enhance their professional development.
Welcome to A Plus Learning!
A Plus Learning prides itself on providing teachers and counsellors with quality educational materials and resources that are designed to enhance the engagement and performance of students allowing them to achieve excellent results. Our materials and resources can also be used by teachers and counsellors to enhance their professional development.
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 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
This bundle is great for teachers who are teaching upper primary and secondary. It comes in handy also for beginning teachers in upper primary and secondary levels.
It includes 12 of our resources.
Editable Monthly Newsletter Templates
Editable Weekly Newsletter Templates
Editable Parent Newsletter Templates
Editable forms
Tweens and Teens Feelings Flash Cards
Keep Calm: Calming Strategies for Tweens and Teens Volume 1
Keep Calm: Calming Strategies for Tweens and Teens Volume 2
Student Awards for Teens Gold and Silver edition
Classroom Rules and Expectations Poster
Initial Interview Guide
Conversation Starters
Classroom jobs for high school students
Our tweens and teens deserve the best care, attention and support we could possible give them. We have bundled all of our tweens and teens resources to help you support your tweens and teens better. These resources could help your students: express their feelings better, keep calm during stressful situations, be reminded of what teachers expect them to do in the classroom and boost the self-esteem of your students.
This bundle include 7 of our tweens and teens resources.
Bundle includes:
Tweens and Teens Feelings Flash Cards
Keep Calm: Calming Strategies Flash Cards Volumes 1 & 2
Classroom Rules and Expectations for Teens
Editable Student of the Month Behavior Awards for Tweens and Teens
Editable Student of the Month Awards for Teens- Academics and Electives
Teenagers need to be constantly reminded of rules and expectations in the classroom. These rules and expectations could serve as a guide to help them stay on track and out of trouble, continue to practice good manners that there taught in primary, feel safe and supported in school.
The file is in power point version, A4 in size and in JPEG format.
List of Classroom Rules and Expectations:
Treat others fairly
Pay attention in class
Listen to the teachers and adults in school
Lend a helping hand to others
Come to school ready and prepared
Stay on task
Be kind to others
Be friendly and sociable
Show respect to others
Cooperate with others
Don't be mean on the screen
Make smart choices
Be responsible
Be organized
Don't ruin someone's reputation by spreading gossip
Be forgiving
Follow rules
Raise your hand if you want to participate and ask questions
Be honest
Don't pick fights
Eat healthy
Work quietly
Tweens and Teens Feelings Flash Cards
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
Keep Calm Strategies for Tweens and Teens
Our tweens and teens go through a lot of changes and these changes often make them feel anxious, stressed, worried, frustrated, angry, etc...
These 50 calming strategies could 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
26. Surfing
27. Swimming
28. Knitting
29. Riding a bike
30.Fishing
31. Pottery
32.Wood-work
33.Cross-stitching
34. Make a scrapbook
35. Tinkering with technology
36. Photography
37. Make a Video
38. Snorkeling
39. Visit a museum
40. Visit a library
41. Sewing
42. Play video games
43. Do yoga
44. Visit a zoo
45. Scuba diving
46. Go on a road trip
47. Visit an amusement park
48. Identify your feelings
49. Do pilates
50. Hiking
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
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 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
Our student well-being bundle includes 4 resources to help your students improve on their social and emotional functioning.
Resources included are:
1. How Do I Feel? Feelings Flash Cards
2. Working Together: Team-building Activities
3. Emotional Intelligence: Activities for Student Well-Being
4. Bounce Back: Teaching Resilience to Students.
A. How Do I Feel? Feelings Flash Cards -
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
B. Working Together: Team Building Activities
Working Together: Team-Building Activities
This team building set comes with general objectives. Each activity comes with instructions you can modify. It also comes with processing questions to facilitate learning from the activities that you can discuss with your students.
3 Icebreakers
6 Team building Activities (Included are materials needed, instructions and processing questions to facilitate learning from the activities)
C. Emotional Intelligence: Activities for Student Well-Being
Teaching emotional intelligence could help students handle situations effectively, be able to identify, communicate their feelings to other people and could help them read situations and relationships. It could also help them regulate their emotions and help them respond appropriately to others.
This Emotional Intelligence resource focuses on 4 areas:
1. Intrapersonal
2. Interpersonal
3. Stress Management
4. General Mood
This emotional intelligence resource includes:
a. Definition of Emotional intelligence
b. Signs of high emotional intelligence
c. Signs of low emotional intelligence
d. Activities on the 4 focused areas
e. Processing questions to facilitate better learning experiences
D. Bounce Back: Teaching Resilience to Students
Our students constantly face a lot of difficulties and struggles whether it's family, school or community related. This resource could help and support them to handle their difficulties and struggles better.
This resource focuses on 4 areas of resiliency:
1. Self-Awareness
2. Conflict resolution
3. Empathy
4. Teaching Courage
It includes:
1. Definition of terms
2. Activities for each area
3.Inputs to use for discussion for each area
3. Processing Questions for each activity
Our students constantly face a lot of difficulties and struggles whether it's family, school or community related. This resource could help and support them to handle their difficulties and struggles better.
This resource focuses on 4 areas of resiliency:
1. Self-Awareness
2. Conflict resolution
3. Empathy
4. Teaching Courage
It includes:
1. Definition of terms
2. Activities for each area
3.Inputs to use for discussion for each area
3. Processing Questions for each activity
Make your students feel loved, supported, appreciated, recognized, and affirmed with our seasonal or holiday student awards. These awards could make your students feel good about themselves, feel more confident, inspired, motivated and determined. We also raise and boost their self-esteem.
This Seasonal Student Awards bundle includes: Christmas, Valentine's Day, and End of the Year. They are also editable and includes blank templates.
1. Christmas Student Awards:
Celebrate the Christmas season with these editable fun student awards. Your students will surely love being the recipient of these holiday themed awards. They are perfect for the holiday season especially for celebrations and parties.
The file is in power point version and the awards are saved in PNG format.
To edit names 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. Mr. Claus Award
2. Mrs. Gingerbread Award
3. Candy Cane Award
4. Santa’s Elf Award
5. Snowflake Award
6. Polar Bear Award
7. Hot Chocolate Award
8. Christmas Tree Award
9. Mittens Award
10. Ice Skates Award
11. Ear Muffs Award
12. Christmas Star Award
13. Jingle Bell Award
14. Rudolph Award
15. Christmas Gift Award
16. Wreath Award
17. Fruit Cake Award
18. Poinsettia Award
19. Christmas stocking Award
20. Chimney Award
21. Santa’s Sleigh Award
22. Snowman Award
23. Mrs. Claus Award
24. Christmas Angel Award
25. Christmas Candle Award
26. Christmas Bauble Award
27. Carole Singer Award
28. Christmas Fireplace Award
29. Mistletoe Award
30. Santa’s Sack Award
2. Valentine's Day Cards: Note from the Teacher:
These editable Valentine’s Day Cards are a great way to show your love and support to your students. They are not just your typical Valentine’s Cards, it includes a positive affirmation note to recognize, affirm and acknowledge your student’s strengths. It also includes an editable general valentine’s card that you could use.
It includes 4 different frames that you could choose from.
List of Valentine Cards:
1. You’re one of a kind – boy/girl version
2. You’re a star- boy/girl version
3. You’re sweet- boy/girl version
4. You rock- boy/girl version
5. You make others happy- boy/girl version
6. You’re friendly
7. You’re supportive – boy/girl version
8. You’re humble- boy/girl version
9. You’re fun to be with
10. You’re kind
11. You’re a good leader – boy/girl version
12. You’re respectful- boy/girl version
13. You treat others fairly
14. You’re a winner- boy/girl version
15. You’re a great team-player
16. You’re studious- boy/girl version
17. You’re cheerful- boy/girl version
18. You’re obedient- boy/girl version
19. You’re confident- boy/girl version
20. You’ re smart- boy/girl version
21. You’re good with ideas- boy/girl version
22. You’re creative
23. You’re organized
24. You’re a tech-savvy
25. You’re a Math Mastermind
26. You’re a sports- Phenom
27. You’re a remarkable reporter
28. You’re a stellar story teller
29. You’re a phonic phenom
30. You’re a pitch perfect diva
31. You’re a Social Studies Phenom
32. You’re a sensational sharer
33. You’re a fantastic tutor
34. You’re a Science Phenom
35. You’re understanding
Blank Templates:
1. Happy Valentine’s Day
2. I love having you in class. Happy Valentine’s Day.
3. Student End of the Year Awards: Sailing Theme:
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 color settings of your printer to black & white or gray scale.
A list of awards is included. It is on a separate document.
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
These editable Valentine’s Day Cards are a great way to show your love and support to your students. They are not just your typical Valentine’s Cards, it includes a positive affirmation note to recognize, affirm and acknowledge your student’s strengths. It also includes an editable general valentine’s card that you could use.
It includes 4 different frames that you could choose from.
List of Valentine Cards:
1. You’re one of a kind – boy/girl version
2. You’re a star- boy/girl version
3. You’re sweet- boy/girl version
4. You rock- boy/girl version
5. You make others happy- boy/girl version
6. You’re friendly
7. You’re supportive – boy/girl version
8. You’re humble- boy/girl version
9. You’re fun to be with
10. You’re kind
11. You’re a good leader – boy/girl version
12. You’re respectful- boy/girl version
13. You treat others fairly
14. You’re a winner- boy/girl version
15. You’re a great team-player
16. You’re studious- boy/girl version
17. You’re cheerful- boy/girl version
18. You’re obedient- boy/girl version
19. You’re confident- boy/girl version
20. You’ re smart- boy/girl version
21. You’re good with ideas- boy/girl version
22. You’re creative
23. You’re organized
24. You’re a tech-savvy
25. You’re a Math Mastermind
26. You’re a sports- Phenom
27. You’re a remarkable reporter
28. You’re a stellar story teller
29. You’re a phonic phenom
30. You’re a pitch perfect diva
31. You’re a Social Studies Phenom
32. You’re a sensational sharer
33. You’re a fantastic tutor
34. You’re a Science Phenom
35. You’re understanding
Blank Templates:
1. Happy Valentine’s Day
2. I love having you in class. Happy Valentine’s Day.
Celebrate the Christmas season with these editable fun student awards. Your students will surely love being the recipient of these holiday themed awards. They are perfect for the holiday season especially for celebrations and parties.
The file is in power point version and the awards are saved in PNG format.
To edit names 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. Mr. Claus Award
2. Mrs. Gingerbread Award
3. Candy Cane Award
4. Santa’s Elf Award
5. Snowflake Award
6. Polar Bear Award
7. Hot Chocolate Award
8. Christmas Tree Award
9. Mittens Award
10. Ice Skates Award
11. Ear Muffs Award
12. Christmas Star Award
13. Jingle Bell Award
14. Rudolph Award
15. Christmas Gift Award
16. Wreath Award
17. Fruit Cake Award
18. Poinsettia Award
19. Christmas stocking Award
20. Chimney Award
21. Santa’s Sleigh Award
22. Snowman Award
23. Mrs. Claus Award
24. Christmas Angel Award
25. Christmas Candle Award
26. Christmas Bauble Award
27. Carole Singer Award
28. Christmas Fireplace Award
29. Mistletoe Award
30. Santa’s Sack Award
Developing and enhancing leadership skills is one of the most vital life skills that our students need to learn. Our students need to be effective and efficient not just in the classroom most especially when they are out in the big world.
This bundle includes 2 of our resources: Leadership Skills Training: Goal Setting & Organisation
1.Leadership Skills Training: Goal-Setting
Definition of Goals
Types of Goals
SMART approach
80/20 Principle on goal setting
Routes to accomplishing goals
2. Leadership Skills Training: Organisation
This training focuses on:
Definition of Organisation
Organisation Exercises
Both training includes inputs, activity sheets, and processing questions to facilitate better learning experiences.
It includes 70 student end of the year awards and 80 Teacher & staff 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.
Student End of the Year Awards :
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
Teacher Awards to name a few:
Carpool Boss, Scheduling Wizard Sight Word Whiz, Bulletin Board Master, Green thumb, Sweet Tooth, Early Riser, Cabin Steward, Life Saver, Captain of the Ship, Boatswain, Lighthouse, School Supply Addict, Night Owl, Task Card King/Queen, Steve Jobs, Iron Chef, PD expert,Family Fun-Tastic, Energizer Bunny, The Survivor, Happy Hoarder, Heart of Gold, Hallway Ninja, etc..
This bundle includes 2 of our resources. It includes our team-building activities that could help your students develop and enhance their social skills and our emotional intelligence activities that could help your students improve their well-being particularly on self, others, stress and mood.
These are the two resources included:
1. Working Together: Team-Building Activities
This team building set comes with general objectives. Each activity comes with instructions you can modify. It also comes with processing questions to facilitate learning from the activities that you can discuss with your students.
3 Icebreakers
6 Team building Activities (Included are materials needed, instructions and processing questions to facilitate learning from the activities)
2. Emotional Intelligence: Activities for Student Well-Being
Teaching emotional intelligence could help students handle situations effectively, be able to identify, communicate their feelings to other people and could help them read situations and relationships. It could also help them regulate their emotions and help them respond appropriately to others.
This Emotional Intelligence resource focuses on 4 areas:
1. Intrapersonal
2. Interpersonal
3. Stress Management
4. General Mood
This emotional intelligence resource includes:
a. Definition of Emotional intelligence
b. Signs of high emotional intelligence
c. Signs of low emotional intelligence
d. Activities on the 4 focused areas
e. Processing questions to facilitate better learning experiences
Teaching emotional intelligence could help students handle situations effectively, be able to identify, communicate their feelings to other people and could help them read situations and relationships. It could also help them regulate their emotions and help them respond appropriately to others.
This Emotional Intelligence resource focuses on 4 areas:
1. Intrapersonal
2. Interpersonal
3. Stress Management
4. General Mood
This emotional intelligence resource includes:
a. Definition of Emotional intelligence
b. Signs of high emotional intelligence
c. Signs of low emotional intelligence
d. Activities on the 4 focused areas
e. Processing questions to facilitate better learning experiences
This Student Council Leadership Training could help your student council members improve and enhance their leadership skills especially in the areas of goal-setting, organization, cooperation and decision-making. It also includes activities on self-awareness to help them recognize their talents, skills, and capabilities.
This bundle includes 6 of our resources.
Developing and enhancing leadership skills is one of the most vital life skills that our students need to learn. Our students need to be effective and efficient not just in the classroom most especially when they are out in the big world.
This bundle includes 2 of our resources: Leadership Skills Training: Goal Setting & Organization
1.Leadership Skills Training: Goal-Setting
Definition of Goals
Types of Goals
SMART approach
80/20 Principle on goal setting
Routes to accomplishing goals
2. Leadership Skills Training: OrganizationThis training focuses on:
Definition of Organization
Organization Exercises
Both training includes inputs, activity sheets, and processing questions to facilitate better learning experiences.
3. Working Together: Team-building Activities
This team building set comes with general objectives. Each activity comes with instructions you can modify. It also comes with processing questions to facilitate learning from the activities that you can discuss with your students.
3 Icebreakers
6 Team building Activities (Included are materials needed, instructions and processing questions to facilitate learning from the activities)
4. Decision-Making: Improving Decision-Making Skills
This mini-lesson is about teaching your students to decide better. A strategy/ technique based on research will be discussed in this mini lesson to guide your students in making better decisions. It is called: FIG TESPN.
FIG stands for:
F-Feelings
I-Identify the problem
G- What do you want to achieve to address your problem.
TESPN stands for:
T-Think of many possible solutions
E- Envision outcomes based on the solutions to the problem/s
S -Select the best among all the solutions
P- Plan the procedure, anticipate pitfalls, & practice steps.
N- Notice what happened and remember it for next time.
5. The Habits of Happy and Healthy Tweens and TeensTeaching good habits to our tweens and teens are essential. We want them to practice these habits to make them successful people in the future.
These habits can be taught in class and they can also be printed and posted in the classroom or guidance office. You can use them as part of your orientation at the start of the school year.
6. The Self-Esteem Project: Activities in raising a healthy self-esteemThis Self-Esteem Project is about discovering oneself, recognising and affirming one's talents, skills, and capabilities. It is also being aware of the things that we do that affects our self-esteem.
This module includes:
* Definition of self-esteem
* Signs of positive and negative self-esteem
* Self-esteem concepts
* Quick inputs
* Tips for a healthy self-esteem
* Tips for parents to help raise the self-esteem of their kids
* Processing questions are included in each activity to facilitate better learning experiences
This Character Education Ultra Bundle includes all 13 of our best selling character education.
1. Conflict Resolution 101: 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
2. Leadership Training Skills: Goal Setting:
Developing and enhancing leadership skills is one of the most vital life skills that our students need to learn. Our students need to be effective and efficient not just in the classroom most especially when they are out in the big world.
This training focuses on:
Definition of Goals
Types of Goals
SMART approach
80/20 Principle on goal setting
Routes to accomplishing goals
This training includes inputs, activity sheets, and processing questions to facilitate better learning experiences.
3. Conflict Resolution: How to Handle Conflict:
This conflict resolution lesson teaches what conflict is about, the dynamics of conflict and conflict resolution strategies to help your students improve their conflict resolution skills. This lesson will also help you in managing your class better and will help promote and maintain good interpersonal relationships in class.
This lesson include:
Definition of Conflict
Conflict Styles:
1. Accommodating
2. Competing
3. Avoiding
4. Compromising
5. Collaborating
Conflict Hooks:
1. Competence
2. Inclusion
3. Autonomy
4.Status
5.Reliability
6. Integrity
Conflict Resolution Activities
Conflict Resolution Strategies
Processing questions are included in each conflict resolution activities
4. Mirror, Mirror On The Wall:
This workbook or module consists of activities to promote positive self esteem and positive reinforcement and image to your students. Activities comes up with processing questions to facilitate learning.
5. Rumour Has It:
This mini-lesson consists of different activities for students to reflect on about rumors. 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.
6.Working Together: Team-building activities:
This team building set comes with general objectives. Each activity comes with instructions you can modify. It also comes with processing questions to facilitate learning from the activities that you can discuss with your students.
3 Icebreakers
6 Team building Activities (Included are materials needed, instructions and processing questions to facilitate learning from the activities)
7. Decision-Making: Improving Decision Making Skills:
This mini-lesson is about teaching your students to decide better. A strategy/ technique based on research will be discussed in this mini lesson to guide your students in making better decisions. It is called: FIG TESPN.
FIG stands for:
F-Feelings
I-Identify the problem
G- What do you want to achieve to address your problem.
TESPN stands for:
T-Think of many possible solutions
E- Envision outcomes based on the solutions to the problem/s
S -Select the best among all the solutions
P- Plan the procedure, anticipate pitfalls, & practice steps.
N- Notice what happened and remember it for next time.
8. Relationship 101:
This mini-lesson comes in handy to teach to your students on the first day of school. It will help set the tone of the things you expect from them as a class and remind them of how to treat their teachers and classmates throughout the school year
9. Health Watch: Vices: To Try or Not To Try:
This mini-lesson focuses on how to help your students avoid risky behaviours. It will teach your students to make healthy choices. Strategies are also provided to help your students resist unhealthy choices. Worksheets are provided to help them analyze, think and act properly when confronted with risky situations.
10.The Self-Esteem Project: This Self-Esteem Project is about discovering oneself, recognising and affirming one's talents, skills, and capabilities. It is also being aware of the things that we do that affects our self-esteem.
This module includes:
* Definition of self-esteem
* Signs of positive and negative self-esteem
* Self-esteem concepts
* Quick inputs
* Tips for a healthy self-esteem
* Tips for parents to help raise the self-esteem of their kids
* Processing questions are included in each activity to facilitate better learning experiences.
11.The Habits of Healthy and Happy Tweens and Teens:
Teaching good habits to our tweens and teens are essential. We want them to practice these habits to make them successful people in the future. These habits can be taught in class and they can also be printed and posted in the classroom or guidance office. You can use them as part of your orientation at the start of the school year.
12. Leadership Skills Training: OrganizationDeveloping and enhancing leadership skills is one of the most vital life skills that our students need to learn. Our students need to be effective and efficient not just in the classroom most especially when they are out in the big world.
This training focuses on:
Definition of Organization
Organization Exercises
This training includes inputs, activity sheets, and processing questions to facilitate better learning experiences.
13. The Family: Understanding family dynamics and strengthening family communication
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