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PowerPoint/Slide Deck: Simple Skills & Super Powers Slide 1: Title Slide Title: Simple Skills & Super Powers Subtitle: How We Learn and Grow (Grade 7/8 Guidance) Visual: Image showing a simplified superhero logo or a happy student successfully completing a task (e.g., tying shoes, putting on a coat) Design: Bright, high-contrast colors. Slide 2: What is a Skill? Title: What is a Skill? Definition 1: A Skill is something you practice until you can do it well. Definition 2: A Skill is your own Super Power! Visual: Large, simple picture of a hand washing activity or setting a table. Activity Cue: Teacher Lead: The "I Can Do It" Cheer. Notes: Briefly perform the action and say “I can do it!” Slide 3: The Skill Ladder (Grade 7 Focus) Title: How We Get Better: The Skill Ladder Step 1: Need a Helper (Looks Confused) – Graphic of the number 1 with a student asking for help. Step 2: Can Do With a List (Needs a Guide) – Graphic of the number 2 with a checklist or picture schedule. Step 3: All By Myself! (Goal Achieved) – Graphic of the number 3 with a smiling student doing the task independently. Concept Cue: Grade 7s: You are finding the best way to move from Step 1 to Step 3! Slide 4: Skills Have Super Powers! (The Link) Title: Skills Have Super Powers! Graphic: Arrow linking specific skills to their “Super Powers.” Column 1 Header: Specific Skill I Practice Column 2 Header: My Super Power (Transferable Skill) Examples: 1. Following a cleaning checklist → BEING ORGANIZED 2. Waiting my turn to speak → PATIENCE 3. Asking for help nicely → COMMUNICATION Design: Bold, bright colors. Slide 5: Where Do I Use My Super Powers? (Grade 8 Focus) Title: Super Powers Go EVERYWHERE! Concept: A Super Power is a skill you use in many different places. Visual: Image of a person moving between school, home, and community. Examples: 1. Being Organized → At School: Putting materials away. 2. Communication → At Home: Telling a family member what I need. 3. Patience → In the Community: Waiting for the bus or in line. Concept Cue: Grade 8s: You already have these powers! Slide 6: Time to Practice! (Transition Slide) Title: Time to Practice Our Skills! Divider separating Grade 7 and Grade 8 tasks. Grade 7s Task: My Practice Plan – Goal: Make a checklist to learn ONE new skill. Grade 8s Task: My Super Power Badge – Goal: Find 3 Super Powers you already have and where you use them. Visual: Simple clock or timer graphic.
Grade 7/8 guidance deck framing everyday skills as super powers. Covers skill definition, learning ladder (need help → independent), transferable traits (e.g., organization, patience), real-world uses
This title slide is titled "Simple Skills & Super Powers." Its subtitle reads "How We Learn and Grow (Grade 7/8 Guidance)."
How We Learn and Grow (Grade 7/8 Guidance)
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The slide "What is a Skill?" defines it as something practiced until mastered, like your own superpower. It features visuals of hand washing or setting a table, plus a teacher cue for an "I Can Do It" cheer.
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The "How We Get Better: The Skill Ladder" timeline outlines skill acquisition in three steps. It begins with a confused student needing a helper, progresses to using a checklist for independent task completion, and ends with the student mastering the skill alone.
Step 1: Need a Helper Confused student graphic; needs assistance to start learning the skill. Step 2: Use With a List Checklist or picture guide helps complete the task independently. Step 3: All By Myself Smiling student achieves the skill on their own. Goal reached!
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The slide "Skills Have Super Powers!" features a table linking everyday skills to superpower traits. It pairs "following a cleaning checklist" with ORGANIZED, "waiting my turn to speak" with PATIENCE, and "asking for help nicely" with COMMUNICATION.
{ "headers": [ "Specific Skill", "Super Power" ], "rows": [ [ "Following a cleaning checklist", "ORGANIZED" ], [ "Waiting my turn to speak", "PATIENCE" ], [ "Asking for help nicely", "COMMUNICATION" ] ] }
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The slide "Super Powers Go EVERYWHERE!" shows how skills like organization (school: materials away), communication (home: tell family needs), and patience (community: bus/line) apply across settings. It affirms that Grade 8s already have these powers.
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The slide "Time to Practice Our Skills!" features a Grade 7 practice plan: create a checklist for one new skill and climb the Skill Ladder from needing help, to using a guide, to full independence. For Grade 8, it prompts identifying three personal super powers, their uses, and examples in school (organized desk), home (communication), and community (patience in line).
| Grade 7 - Practice Plan | Grade 8 - Super Power Badge |
|---|---|
| Make a checklist for ONE new skill. Climb the Skill Ladder: from needing help, to using a guide, to doing it all by myself! | Find 3 Super Powers you have and their uses. Show where they work: school (organized desk), home (communication), community (patience in line). |
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