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11th grade social emotional worksheets for Microsoft Word
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Speech and Language Assessment Report Sample Template
I have developed a basic Speech/ Language Assessment report template that I use for all my kiddos. This template makes me feel secure walking into any IEP meeting, knowing that I accounted for every possible resource, and obtained and analyzed all information appropriate to making a clinical and legal decision. Things to consider putting in your reports: previous assessment scores, ELL info, history and background information, classroom observation, spontaneous language abilities, test scores,
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Student Daily Behavior Checklist *Editable* - School Counselor / IEP / SST
Use this daily student behavior checklist to keep students on track of their IEP, SST, or Counseling goals. Works best with Elementary and Middle, but could be modified for High School.
This word document is completely editable. Please let me know if you have questions or concerns about this or any of my other products.
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Grades:
K - 12th
FUNCTIONAL BEHAVIOR ASSESSMENT FBA DATA FORM APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS EDITABLE
Functional Behavior Assessment Data Sheet by "School Psychology Shop for XBA IEP and Behavior" allows you to identify patterns in behavior. At a glance, track and analyze antecedents, record behavior, time when behavior happened, activity child was involved in when behavior happened, the setting where the behavior took place, consequence for the specific behavior and the observed function of the behavior. You are also able to record the start and end time of your observation so you can identify
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Who Moved My Cheese? For Teens Unit Lessons
This is a 12 page unit lesson packet for the novel Who Moved My Cheese? for Teens by Spencer Johnson. Each page of this packet is designed as a worksheet for students to write on. Lesson topics include quote analysis, reading comprehension, and personal reflection. Page numbers for each question is listed with the question, and an answer key is included.
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7th - 11th
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The Fallacy Detective Bundle
The "Study Guide" resource uses the book's questions with supplemental discussion/questions. It covers all chapters(1-38) thoroughly.The "Writing and Thinking" resource has brief questions on chapters 4-37.This one though only needs the student to read the chapters. The book's questions are not used nor referred to, so it can stand alone.They both have different questions. I use one for homework and one for class time.They both supplement the text and stimulates discussion and comprehension.This
Grades:
6th - 12th
Economics Personal Finance Minimum Wage Assignment - Poor Man's Budget
This assignment is called the Poor Man's Budget. This assignment forces students to work 40 hours a week at minimum wage. They must calculate their gross pay, taxes, net pay, and all of their expenses. They must choose an actual place to live online, pay transportation, food costs, utilities, etc. They must determine whether they are in debt or not, make changes if needed, and summarize what they learn from the assignment. This Word Document sets up the assignment with students and makes it easy
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7th - 12th
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McFarland USA - Movie Guide
This forty-question download is intended to support the Disney movie "McFarland USA," starring Kevin Costner. The film would fit in nicely with a unit on Latin American culture, or during Hispanic Heritage Month. The film also causes us to give pause to the importance of "hard work" and building "meaningful relationships."
Grades:
7th - 12th
We Beat the Street Journal Topics
This lesson is a series of journal topics that relate to the novel We Beat the Street, by doctors Sampson Davis, Rameck Hunt, and George Jenkins, with Sharon Draper. There is one journal topic from each chapter of the book, including the introduction and conclusion. The journals relate to the book and have students make a personal connection with the book and relate it to their own lives. I teach this book with my 9th grade A.V.I.D. class. This is a motivational true story that can be taught in
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7th - 12th
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Four Year Planning Student Sheet - *Editable* - High School Counselor
This 4 year planning sheet (version 3) should be used for either student, parent, Counselor, IEP Chair, SST Chair, or Administrative use to keep track of course credits and plan for High School. This is a Maryland-specific form, but can be easily modified to accomodate any other state or private school High School Requirements.
This Word document is completely editable. Please let me know if you have questions or concerns about this or any of my other products: CharmCitySchoolCounselor@gmail.co
Grades:
PreK - 12th
"Remember the Titans" Viewing Questions, Assignment, and Rubric
This package includes 10 viewing comprehension questions, a "Snap-Shot" viewing assignment, and accompanying rubric for the movie "Remember the Titans".
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Perseverance & Grit Word Search and Dictionary Activity
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Students find 30 words and phrases related to perseverance and grit. Word Search was made using http://wordsearchfun.com/
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Pick 3 of the words from above that you’re curious about and/or don’t recognize. Look up them up in a dictionary and write a short definition for each one.
What is your favorite word or phrase from the list of 30 on the front? Tell me why you picked it.
Think of someone famous (inventor, sports figure, celebrity, historical figure) or someone in your li
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7th - 12th
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Who Moved My Cheese? For Teens Book Study Activities
Who Moved My Cheese? is a great book for all teens. It's a story about coping with change, realizing when it's happening, and that it's not always a bad thing. I have put together an editable packet filled with discussion questions and activities to promote deep thinking while students go through this book. As you read with them, you can discuss some of these questions together, or have the students respond silently (some topics might be difficult for students to think about and discuss, so i
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7th - 12th
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Mean Girls
Mean Girls movie guide. Fifteen questions with an answer key. Perfect for elective courses or leaving for a substitute. Just enough to keep their attention. Movie guide is editable.Also available bundled together along with:National TreasureWoman in GoldMeet the PatelsMonuments MenThe Imitation Game
Grades:
9th - 12th
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FAFSA Information Worksheet
This worksheet takes students to the FAFSA website and helps them to explore what the FAFSA is independently. They will learn what FAFSA stands for, the benefits of FAFSA, and how to fill it out. this is an excellent introduction and discussion tool for the FAFSA!**Be sure to leave a rating and earn TPT credits!**Copyright © A Counselor’s Dream. All rights reserved by author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Do NOT share, reproduce, or distribute print or digital cop
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8th - 12th
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Students explain how they feel- Zones of Regulation
This activity can be completed as a class, independently, 1:1, or in small group. This is a great way for students to learn about themselves, to discuss zones of regulation and coping skills, as well as a great resource for counselors and teachers. Students describe how their bodies feel with each emotion. Use with my Zones of Regulation meets Inside Out resource. EDITABLE DOCUMENT
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K - 12th, Staff
The History of Me! - A Get-to-Know-You Activity - ELL included!
This is a great activity for the first day of school to help build relationships and get to know your students. It also helps them articulate their life chronologically.
I create a short presentation about my own life to share as an introduction to this activity.
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6th - 12th
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Real-life Budget activity
This activity will be a guided class activity in which students choose their career from a list of careers and median salaries. The students will then use websites and given information to determine their school loan payments, buy a house, determine their mortgage, utilities, car payment, insurance and groceries/living expenses. The students will be able to complete a budget sheet and then a short 4 question reflection sheet from the activity. My students did this at the end of 8th grade math
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6th - 12th
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My College Scavenger Hunt
This is a fun activity that my students just loved. It uses the College Board website. Students choose a college, and then navigate through the site to answer questions and gain knowledge.*Be sure to leave a rating and earn TPT credits!**Copyright © A Counselor’s Dream. All rights reserved by author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Do NOT share, reproduce, or distribute print or digital copies in any form. Please refer interested teachers to my TPT store at www.teac
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4th - 12th
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How to Plan a Bus Route Using Google Maps
Worksheet to write down all pertinent bus route information before going out into the community with your students. Includes number of buses (up to 2 buses), time of bus, bus #, cardinal direction, stop number, arrival time, and exit time.
Special Education, Adult Transition, High School, Public Transportation, OC Bus, OCTA, Bussing
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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"Size of the Problem" Worksheet for Teens
I loved this lesson for my larger social skills groups. Start by having a discussion on how we rate problems compared to how others may rate them. This lesson works on perspective taking and problem solving. I showed the ppt. first, then had them fill out the work sheet ("Size of the Problem" WS). As you are going through the ppt., have the students rate the problem and have a discussion on how and why people may have different ratings.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
PBIS Character Education Packet
This is a Character Education Packet that is made up of 19 great lessons. Many of the lessons focus on character traits like being Respectful, Responsible, and Ready to Learn. There is also other lessons that talk about real life classroom issues, online safety, sportsmanship and values.
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5th - 12th
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PBIS: Character Ed. Lssons Respectful, Responsible, Ready to Learn
There are 14 pages of worksheets and lessons on Character education. I am the PBIS chair and have mastered these lessons over the years. These lessons focus on being respectful, responsible, and ready to learn. There are many examples of what students should and should not do as well. You teach your students how to read, you should teach them how to act as well.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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April Fools Marshmallow Prank
This worksheet is for April fools!It goes with the video Marshmellow farming on youtube!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIl3zIbJ3kQ
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Smashed: Toxic Tales of Teens and Alcohol
Smashed: Toxic Tales of Teens and Alcohol explores the sudden devastation that a drinking and driving accident can bring to both teenagers and their grief-stricken families. This film is also a powerful reminder of how difficult the road to recovery (which is often only partial, at best) can be, if one is lucky enough to survive.
Runtime: 51 minutes
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You will receive 2 viewing guides (approximately 25 minutes/day), 2 homework assignments, a summary quiz, and an anti
Grades:
6th - 12th
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