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#OneWord

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Curated by Marc Hodgkinson

@Mr_H_Teacher

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You will need

Your Writer’s Notebook

A writing implement (pencil or pen)

A red or green Trend pen for editing

Chromebook (eventually)

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A calendar or checklist is effective

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Part One - 3 Bullet points each

Jot ideas, don’t worry about spelling

At least three, but you add more

Edit in Red/Green Trend pen after

  • What did you accomplish in 2023?
  • What are you proud of from 2023?
  • What motivated or excited you in 2023?

See me if finished, we can look at your Report

Card Learning Skills comments

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Part One - 3 Bullet points each

Jot ideas, don’t worry about spelling

At least three, but you add more

Edit in Red/Green Trend pen after

  • Think about 2024
  • What do you want to continue this year?
  • What do you hope to improve upon?
  • Is there anything you hope to change?

See me if finished, we can look at your Report

Card Learning Skills comments

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Digital Framework

  • What did you accomplish in 2023?
  • What are you proud of from 2023?
  • What motivated or excited you in 2023?
  • Think about 2024
  • What do you want to continue this year?
  • What do you hope to improve upon?
  • Is there anything you hope to change?
  • MR HODGKINSON EXAMPLE HERE

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This doc to be shared with you in Google Classroom

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Task One

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This framework will be shared with you in Google Classroom

  • Be sure to use Google Tools to edit
  • Remember, it requires “bullet point” sentences - keep them simple.
  • Please use my example to guide you
  • 15 minute time line is flexible - don’t rush
  • Can you make the last section S.M.A.R.T.
  • I will conference with you about your Report Card Learning Skils Comments as you work - they might inspire you.

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If you had to explain last year, your 2023 with One Word, what might that word be?

My Examples follow - then you’ll get two minutes of quiet, thinking time

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  • Covid Lockdowns (sort of) ended.
  • We were back to “in-person” learning.
  • Gyms, hockey rinks were open for me again!

I’d sum up 2021 with the word FREEDOM

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  • School was, pretty much, back to normal.
  • My writing got so much better.
  • I spent more time at the gym and played hockey throughout the autumn.
  • I updated and refreshed some lesson ideas.�I’d sum up 2022 with the word CREATIVITY

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  • I tried so many new recipes that were a hit with my wife and friends.
  • I dealt with a frustrating foot injury and inability to exercise.
  • I kept writing and creating (music, lessons).

I’d sum up 2023 with the word PATIENCE

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Task Two

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  • Take a look at these Motivational Posters (or research your own).
  • You will need to choose one you like (one that “speaks to you”.)
  • Task Three
  • When you are ready, go to the Padlet that has been shared in Google Classroom
  • Put you name in the heading
  • Add a picture of your quote...or type it out.
  • With one sentence, explain why that quote is motivational or meaningful for you. Try this sentence starter: “This quote reminds me that…”
  • Use my example to guide you

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This quote reminds me that I should take chances, because taking chances is the way that you can make your life extraordinary.

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Here are some prompts to think about...

  • What do I need or want this year?
  • What gets in my way?
  • What do I need to focus on?
  • Is there anything I want this year that I have never had before?
  • Or something I’d like to do that I’ve never done before?

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Task Four

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This framework will be shared with you in Google Classroom.

  • Please complete it when you get access.
  • Be sure to use Google Tools to edit
  • Remember, it requires “bullet point” sentences - keep your responses simple.
  • Please use my example to guide you

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  • Today, you will pick your #OneWord for 2024.
  • Reflect on the ideas you’ve explored over the past few days.
  • Start with a simple word and use this thesaurus to find a synonym that fits more perfectly.
  • You can also search #OneWord examples for inspiration
  • Here is the #OneWord21 work, the #OneWord22 work & #OneWord23 choices
  • Optional Task 5 - flip through these One Word Posters. Which are the best?
  • If you want to decide without influence, it is okay not to flip through these many choices.

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  • We are going to use the website Canva and Google Draw to create our #OneWord Posters.
  • Be sure you are accessing our Canva Education Class - use this account, it has more features than the Free one.
  • Task 6 - You’ll select a background and edit it to include your #OneWord24 and your name.
  • Then, download it and move it to our slide deck for printing - no gifs
  • Evaluation on next slide and here.

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  • Share a few paragraphs about your #OneWord choice and how you will use it to guide you through 2024
  • After you have edited it with Google Tools, place it on our Collaborative Classroom Slide Deck with your Snow Globe Shapegram (shared in Google Classroom) containing your #OneWord
  • See Mr. Hodgkinson’s Examples on the next two slides - the first from 2023 and the next for #OneWord2024

Task Seven

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Review this checklist to make sure everything has been completed.

  1. My #OneWord Framework is complete
  2. I participated or listened in the One Word 2023 class chat
  3. I put a Motivational Quote on Padlet
  4. My #OneWord Thinking Prompt is done
  5. I’ve chosen my #OneWord for 2024
  6. I’ve made a Canva Banner
  7. I’ve put the #OneWord Banner in Google Slides.
  8. I created my #OneWord Shapegram Snow Globe and paragraph writing - it is put on our collaborative slide deck.