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Free 5th grade psychology resources for Easel Activities
Emotions Body Scan - Learn about emotions in your body
Therapeutic Rationale:The body is used as a fun, engaging and creative method for clients of most ages 4 years and up to develop an awareness of emotional language. This is a wonderful tool to explore the differences between emotions (labels) and feelings (body sensations/ somatic work)Materials needed:You’re welcome to use markers, pencils, crayons etc.Application:Inform your client that you’d like to make an artwork with them called the Body Scan - You can invite your client to Associate an
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in:Â Emotions starter pack
cognitive distortions, reframing your thought process
There are times when our brain starts to think thoughts that are exaggerated, irrational and just plain ol' negative. This activity is for school counselors, therapists, school psychologists and other professionals who work with children and have some knowledge regarding cognitive distortions. This activity has two pages, one with some example "distorted" or "negative thoughts" that need to be reframed, and another left blank for the students to work on their own thoughts to be reframed. Please
Grades:
5th - 11th
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Identifying & changing negative & irrational thoughts, cognitive distortions
These social emotional learning worksheets are perfect for school counselors, psychologists and therapists and general. Walk children/teens through "twisted thinking" "irrational thought patterns" "cognitive distortions" by helping them identify negative, neutral and positive thoughts patterns. Also, helping clients to identify what causes them to feel stressed, angry or sad. Really helpful for just about all ages, including college students. Use with scenarios / prompts provided by client, or
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education
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MY FAVORITE THINGS SENTENCE COMPLETION
Quick activity for identifying a student's "favorite items". Will help to build rapport and identify preferred items and topics that can eventually be used for reinforcement or coping strategies. Great for beginning counseling sessions with newer clients. Counselors, school psychologist, social workers, working with younger children. Additional space for more prompting, asking additional questions.
Grades:
PreK - 8th
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Grades K-5 Healthy Brain Series, Selfie Shoutouts FREEBIE
The Healthy Brain Booklet is a work of love and is my most favorite one so far because I know how important this internal work is. It is a lifetime of hard work, of progress, of self-examining and learning. Work that I strongly believe should be started as children.The Healthy Brain Booklet is a compilation of 50 activities, journal prompts, checklists, rating scales, and reflections to guide our next generation in better understanding their waves of feelings, thoughts, and behavior patterns.Thi
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Grades:
K - 5th
Study Guide: Looking for Home Reproducibles
A free guide is available on TpT for the book titled Looking for Home, by Arleta Richardson: Study Guide: Looking for Home This set of reproducibles is now also available as a free item. The reproducibles enable parents and teachers to use the study guide with multiple students: They contain all of the fill-in-the-blank activities.An Answer Key is not provided for reproducibles; the answers for the activities on the reproducibles are found in the Answer Key at the end of the guide. Some secti
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3rd - 6th
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