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Free middle school school counseling projects
Vision Board Project - Brainstorming Worksheet & Rubric
Envision Me in 2033!"Envision your life 10 years after graduating high school. You are 28 years old. Where are you working? What are you doing? What are your goals and dreams?"This is a starter-worksheet to help current 8th grade (students graduating high school in 2023) students brainstorm ideas and set up their own Vision Board. A rubric is attached, using Standards-Based Grading. A level 1 is an automatic Re-Do, and Level 4 is intentionally left blank to let their imaginations run free!
Grades:
7th - 9th
Career Research Project with Graphic Organizer
This career research project is designed to help students explore a specific career path and evaluate if that career would be a good fit for them. The end product is a 12 slide PowerPoint about what the student learned. The packet includes examples of what students should include as well as a graphic organizer to plan their PowerPoints.
Grades:
6th - 12th
College & Career Research Project
Miniature college and career research project using the California Career Zone site. Detailed instructions are provided on navigating the site to help students complete the project independently as needed. Students complete the interest profiler and research three careers they're interested in based on these results, potential college majors that could help them pursue these careers, and then three potential colleges to attend. By the end of the project, students will have knowledge of various d
Grades:
6th - 12th
Black History Month Activities
FREE PRINTABLE. Includes both an art project and an educational worksheet. The project is great for a girls circle or lunch bunch group. You will be able to create an art piece with African American heroes and role models. Next, the worksheet will help you test and learn about these individuals. The worksheet will also help students put a face to the name, or a name to the face if they don't already know. You can do both activities together or pick and choose which ones to complete.
Grades:
2nd - 6th
My Name History Mini Project
A mini take home project to open communication and validate the individuality of each student in your room. A different take on the Bio bag or All about Me pages. I have included: "A teacher Page"template to take home completed exampleprintable and editable parent letterlist of possible mentor textsGoal: Students will have a discussion on why they have the name they have. Students will be able to look up the meaning of their name in a name dictionaryFirst take home project in the first week of s
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K - 8th
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Student Led IEP At A Glance
Give your students the greatest gift - the confidence to start embracing their education and IEP with this guided support. Each aspect is intended for the student to discuss the areas of their IEP with their case manager so that they can understand and participate in their education. By having them rewrite the goals, you as the teacher can ensure that they understand the importance of why they are working on that goal. In addition, students should understand that independence and self advocacy a
Grades:
6th - 12th
Hidden Rules Discovery
This is a six to eight week long journey of discovery for students with social pragmatic difficulties. Students will have the opportunity to complete a project based learning activity highlighting the hidden social rules existing at school and how learning and using the rules can benefit them.
Grades:
6th - 8th
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College Research Project Poster Rubric
I use this with my middle schoolers to help them prepare and assess their college research project posters.
Grades:
5th - 12th
Stress Management Activity - Online Learning Resource
This activity includes a link to a Common Lit article about stress and a guided activity around identifying stress triggers and stress management strategies. This resource provides a template that students can fill out along with an example of a completed PowerPoint with helpful hints throughout. This downloadable PowerPoint is editable so you can select which slides you'd like students to complete or edit the tips and exemplars. I have used this as both an online learning whole class social emo
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7th - 10th
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The Best Part of Me Activity
This worksheet accompanies the story The Best Part of Me by Wendy Ewald. After reading the story, students will have an opportunity to identify the best part of them. There is an area to attach a black and white photo and for them to write about the best part(s) of them! Two versions included, one with sentence starters and one without.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Color Theme! Reading and Writing Resources for 3 great color stories
Based on the adorable books titled, This Book is Gray, How the Crayons Saved the Rainbow, and I'm Not Just a Scribble, these lessons combine reading and writing skills with visual art! All of these books are readily available on Amazon, Kindle and local libraries. I teach at a small private school for students with special needs, and they get art class only once a week. Personally, I wish they had more. So as an avid artist as well as a writer and reader, I'm always thinking of new ways to use i
Grades:
2nd - 6th
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Brain Teaser Worksheet (Power of Yet)
Students of all ages love doing brain teasers. These puzzles (sometimes called rebus puzzles) are great to help students the power of yet. Answers included. These are fun for students to do individually, in pairs, or as a class activity.
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Calming Snowflakes in a Bottle
This product was used in a ChildLight Yoga group. This activity teaches children how to self regulate their body and mind when they become upset. This product includes instructions and label.
Grades:
PreK - 6th, Staff
World of Work Classroom Activity Guide
The World of Work series features titles for each of the 6 nationally recognized career clusters in an energetic, age-appropriate way that appeals to readers in grades 4 - 7. The classroom activity guide includes how-to use instructions, an educational description, common core state standards learning strands and downloadable activity sheets. Activities include a Pick a Pathway interest inventory, a Take Your Pick checklist, and a My WoW planning tool.
Grades:
4th - 7th
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Get a Job Classroom Activity Guide
FREE activity supports the Get a Job career exploration series where students discover surprising opportunities in familiar places like the Airport, Construction Site, Grocery Store, Hospital, Landfill, and Shopping Mall.
Grades:
4th - 7th
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Find Your Future in STEAM Activity Guide
Find Your Future in STEAM is a high-energy, interactive career exploration series of books for students in grades 4 - 7. This free teacher's guide includes how-to use instructions, an educational description, core core state standards learning strands, downloadable activity sheets for each of the 5 titles in the series -- Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. Activities include a reading and project summary and a reading comprehension check-up. Full STEAM ahead!
Grades:
4th - 7th
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Coping Cones
Coping Cone Activity:Perfect for Summer or Back to School coping packetsA great tool forSocial WorkersCounselorsPsychologistsTherapistsDieticians/NutritionistsDoctorsNursesHealth TeachersHealth-Related FieldCase ManagersClassroom TeachersSpecial Education TeachersParents
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PreK - 8th
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College BioPoem
Writing a College BioPoem gives students a creative way to reflect on who they are, what they want, and what is motivating their college aspirations. This can also be used as a beginning of the year assignment to get to know your students and to help them get to know each other. Encourage students to add elements of art to turn this poem into a vision board and reminder of what drives them. It also works as great kick-off to College Week, and as a follow-up assignment to the College Values Acti
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Start With Hello Bookmarks
Use these bookmarks as either freebies or prizes for your school's Start With Hello week! Just print double sided and cut apart, laminate for extra durability and longevity. Comes with 5 unique SWH-themed bookmarks.
Grades:
K - 8th
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Choose A Career Adventure Classroom Activity Guide
FREE classroom activity guide supports the 8 titles in the Choose a Career Advenuture series where students in grades 4 - 7 explore cool career in some of America's coolest places. Story-based vignettes let students imagine what it might be like to work on Broadway, a Cruise Ship, Hollywood, the Military, NASA, the Olympics, the Super Bowl, and the White House.
Grades:
4th - 7th
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Spring Bulletin Board Letters May Everyone Everywhere Be Happy
Spring Bulletin Board Letters has a blessing and a prayer for your students. ‘May Everyone Everywhere Be Happy.’ It is taken from a Sanskrit Prayer, Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu.Each letter is on an A4 page in a banner style with cute graphics.This product may be used for Bulletin Board, Door Decoration or as a banner.
Grades:
PreK - 8th
Also included in: 22 Products, First Grade Bulletin Board Decor Printables Bundle
POWER BRACELETS
power bracelets are made by students to enhance self esteem, mindfulness, and courage.
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Grades:
1st - 12th
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#20DaysofKindness
A wonderful activity to promote empathy and kindness within the school. Use for advisory classes or any class you choose!
Grades:
4th - 8th
Affirmation PostCards
I created these affirmation postcards in a group on friendship I did with fifth grade students. These are a very cute and simple design. These cards will work for a number of different lessons like work on confidence, accepting differences, building friendships, reflecting on our actions, etc. You can provide students with stickers and other supplies to decorate the front of the post card.
Grades:
4th - 8th
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