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The “Psych Files” provides information about human behavior and is of special interest to anyone studying psychology. In this activity, students listen to a podcast by Michael Britt titled “5 Reasons Why You’re Addicted to Your Phone and What To Do About It” in which he gives reasons drawn from psychological theories on how we learn. Students are then asked to share their thoughts about cell phone usage and what rules they would implement to help control their teenager’s use.

This site allows you to create your own printable fill in the blank/cloze sentence worksheets to use in your classroom.

This Web site allows you to input your own values to make a graph worksheet. You can change the colors and the numbers related to each one. Once completed, it will generate an attractive worksheet that you can print to use in the classroom. You could also use this site and teach your students to create graphs to represent math problems and/or statistics of some kind. The attached documents are for use with a beginning and intermediate class. The intermediate example allows for students to write their answers write on the PDF for remote instruction.

This Web site allows you to generate a worksheet displaying various amounts of money for students to identify and count.

This Telling Time Worksheet maker will generate a worksheet using your customizations. You can have the students write the time, or have them draw the clock hands on a blank clock. You have many options to help customize your worksheets for students of various levels. The two documents uploaded include a print copy of the clocks and a fillable form so that students can take the quiz online.