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Middle school problem solving school nurse documents
Selective Mutism Classroom Helps Middle and High School FREEBIE
This freebie includes tips, info, a parent survey and cards for middle school and high school use.Drawing from experience I've created this pack of tips to use in your classroom with a child that has Selective Mutism. My youngest daughter struggled for 7 years (I was the sole adult she would speak to) and I had the hardest time trying to explain it to her teachers and give suggestions without seeming like I was either overprotective or creating more work for them. Even with an official diagnosis
Grades:
6th - 12th
Do I NEED the Nurse? Poster /// Health Rating Scale
Do I NEED the Nurse? I created this resource to help my students independently figure out if they needed to ask to go to the nurse or not. It has been really helpful for me and my school nurse. To be used in a general education, inclusion, sub-separate, or health room.Other resources:☀️ Standardized Testing Motivation☀️ Emoji How Big is My Problem?☀️ Calm Down Packet
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Grades:
PreK - 12th
170 Daily Agenda Templates - Google Slides
Use these templates to welcome your class, display your schedule, assign tasks and homework, show the day's or week's assignments, and so much more! The Farmhouse Style on these slides can last you all year long! These slide deck templates will work great to help you and your students get organized!What do you get?170 different slides!The file you will receive after purchase is a Google Slides file. However, you can easily download that file from Google (FILE>DOWNLOAD>MICROSOFT PowerPoint)
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
NGSS:
K-ESS3-2
, K-ESS3-3
Things I can and Can't Control
Great for working with students with anxiety or who worry a lot. Have them write down a list of things they can and can't control, and then learn a mantra.
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Grades:
K - 12th, Staff
FREE Mindfulness Poster: How to ground yourself and recover from frustration.
These posters illustrate the importance of your breath, and how it can ground you in the now, helping you cope with overwhelming emotions. When students start to notice themselves get carried away by strong emotions, these visuals will give students step by step instructions of how to weather a storm of feelings, get back to a state of calm, and help them recover from frustration. Display this poster in your classroom, on a privacy shield, in a take a break area, in your office, or wherever your
Grades:
K - 8th, Staff
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