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Free social emotional homework for Microsoft Word
EDITABLE Homework Log and Student Check Off List (Free)
Enjoy this free, fun and easy to use editable and printable Homework Log/Check off Sheet. Great for attendance, homework check off, grading, and more. This printable and editable resource is a great way to stay organized with ease.Thank you for supporting a fellow teacher. Please consider checking out my other items.Items you may be interested in:Photo day reminder braceletsConference Reminder Student BraceletsClassroom Donation Tear off sheetsEditable & Printable Classroom Seating Chart Dig
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Organizational Skills Counseling Group - Binder Doctor (outline/forms), 8 pages
Binder Doctor is a short-term counseling program designed to provide selected students with insight and tools to manage, complete, and return their homework. The program includes follow-up skill reinforcement using a token economy.
If you attended one of my workshops, this collection of forms will help you get started.
If you are just curious and want a peek at the counseling program, included are an outline of the program and a collection of forms.
The complete program will soon be availabl
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4th - 7th
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Positive Affirmations
This is a creative, self-esteem boosting assignment meant to help students see their self-worth. It allows them to focus on their positive attributes and display them to themselves, and others. This is a great assignment for any part of the year, as it helps motivate the teachers, as well as the students.
Enjoy!
Alex
ascarter921@gmail.com
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1st - 9th
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What Does a Friendship Worksheet
This social emotional worksheet focuses on what a friendship looks like, sounds like, and feels like. The worksheet gives students examples for each column. This worksheet can be used in the classroom individually, as a class, or in small groups. It can also be used for individual and group counseling in building social skills.
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1st - 6th
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Honesty Writing Prompt
This is a Writing Prompt involving honesty that asks the students to describe what happened and what an honest person would do. This is useful as a whole group activity, homework, or in literacy centers.
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K - 4th
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"What Were You Thinking?" (Self-control)
This worksheet is an accompaniment to the book What Were You Thinking by Bryan A. Smith. If you don't have a copy of the book available, there is a link to a great read aloud of the book on Youtube. What Were You Thinking is part of a great series that centers on a boy named Brayden, and shares the concrete methods he uses to solve his behavioral problems. This worksheet has the students write the 4 steps for better self-control that were shared in the book. It then asks them to think of a time
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3rd - 5th
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Back to School Homework Assignment!
This is a fun activity that enables students and teachers to get to know one another. I often bring my bag filled with items to share on the first day of school. For homework, I send home the "Back to School Assignment" and everyone gets to share about themselves sometime during the first week back to school. Enjoy this great "Get to know each other" activity!
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PreK - 12th
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SMART Goals
Secondary worksheet to teach and practice making SMART Goals; specific, measurable, attainable (or action), realistic, and timely.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Research on the Devlopment of Peer Relationships
Psychology teachers can use recent research on peer relationships to illustrate developmental concepts. Topics include early social interactions, peer influence, and interventions promoting positive relationships, enhancing student understanding of human development.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Genie Wiley: Insights into Language Development
This work examines Genie Wiley's case, emphasizing her isolation's effects on language development. It discusses research methods, insights on critical language acquisition periods, and the significance of early social interaction. It's valuable for psychology students studying language and child development.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Counseling Exit Tickets
This exit ticket helps the student focus on what they learned and is a communication tool for teachers to see so they know what the student's focused skill is for that week. For older grades I will have them reflect and write for younger grades often I will review it verbally with them and write it.
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English test about emotions in "Elemental" movie (Italian students)
Un test basato sul film di animazione Elemental, pensato per spingere gli studenti (II o III anno SSIG) a riconoscere la diversità del profilo emotivo dei personaggi, distinguere tra emozione e sentimento e raccontarsi in un breve writing provvisto di prompts. Prerequisiti: livello A2, conoscenza del lessico relativo alle emozioni, past simple.
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Speech Therapy Consultation Questionairre- Advocating in the classroom
This resource is useful for students receiving consultation speech-language services in middle school or high school due to meeting their speech goals. Each quarter during consult meetings, the student can bring this worksheet to address areas of difficulty with receptive and expressive language in the classroom setting. With a tracking form such as this, sufficient data can be collected to determine continuing eligibility for the student.
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Not Grade Specific
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Social Skills group Newsletter #1 - Editable
This is a Word Document and can be edited. Feel free to edit the worksheet so that you can include the specific lessons that you are working on.
Send this newsletter home to keep in contact with parents!
Parents can learn and use the vocabulary targeted in social skills group and reinforce the skills at home.
More Practice=Better! Great for GENERALIZATION too!
Grade level is estimated. Please use your best judgment as to which students this product is appropriate for.
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1st - 12th
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All About Me Beginning of the Year Poster
Directions for an all about me poster that I use as the first week's homework. This is something that the students love to share and helps me get to know each one of them. This file is editable, so you can make it fit your needs.
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PreK - 12th
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Weekly Homework Checklist
A checklist for homework, or any assignments that allow teachers to make sure their students are doing his or her homework.
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Not Grade Specific
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How to Convert 130 Kilograms to Pounds
When it comes to measuring weight, the conversion between kilograms and pounds is a common task. If you have 130 kilograms and need to find out how many pounds that is, you've come to the right place. In this article, we'll walk you through the steps of converting 130 kilograms to pounds and provide you with some practical information.Understanding the BasicsBefore we dive into the conversion process, it's essential to understand the basic relationship between kilograms and pounds. One kilogram
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
signed paper folder
Signed paper for parents for that allows teachers to see how students feel about specific grades.
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Not Grade Specific
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Student Survey- Beginning of the Year
As a teacher, you have the ability to start building relationships with your students on day one! A student survey is one of the best ways to start asking questions in order to learn more about your students.
This survey consists of roughly nine questions to learn more about their:
-personality
-likes and dislikes
-academic strengths and weaknesses
Teachers can also answer the survey questions so that students learn more about their teacher.
Can be given during class or for homework.
The d
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5th - 8th
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Weekly News Letter (Star Wars)
Editable weekly newsletter to send home with your students.**freebie from from my Star Wars classroom bundle Star Wars Classroom Decor
Grades:
1st - 3rd
Also included in:Â Star Wars Classroom Decor
SEL: Comic strips writing - Rock, Paper, Scissor
The short movie - Rock, Paper, ScissorsNew reading of the famous game Stone, scissors, paper. The characters are presented as students in a school. The film provides good material for social-emotional skills. The topic is the acceptance of the different and how to live together.***After watching the film and discussing the relationship between the characters, students should write lines of the characters in the worksheet.
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PreK - 4th
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Classroom Pet Journal (Hey Little Ant)
This journaling project is the perfect addition to a take-home stuffed classroom pet. Simply choose a stuffed "pet" insect (preferably an ant) and pair with Phillip Hoose's book, Hey Little Ant, along with these printed instructions clipped into a 3-ring binder. Place all 3 into a canvas bag for students to take turns taking home. Children love sharing their weekend adventures with the class! Please vote and share your feedback and experience using this product with your students. Follow me,
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PreK - 1st
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My Coping Skills List
I created this simple "worksheet" to help my students keep track of the skills that work for THEM! Learning a multitude of skills throughout a semester or school year can be overwhelming! Refer to this often and remind students to write down their preferred skills to use.
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Behaviour tracker sheet
Help students track their behaviour and responsibilities with this chart. Stick it in their agenda or on their desk to help keep them on track. Great visual reminder for impulsive students.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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