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Free school psychology worksheets for Easel Activities
Problem Solving with a Bug and a Wish Conflict Resolution Social Script Visual
Many children have trouble communicating when they are having big feelings or when they are having conflict with peers. Giving our students tools (such as this simple "It Bugs Me When... I Wish You Would..." script) is a great way to support problem-solving, communication, assertiveness, advocacy, and conflict resolution skill development! Black and white and colored versions are available.Teach students to use the “It bugs me when…I wish you would please…” statement to solve various conflicts.
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K - 3rd
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Calm my Worry FREEBIE for Google Classroom Distance Learning
Students will identify ways to calm their worry and what makes them worried. They will first review different coping skills then decide what calming strategies they would use. Great for students who are struggling with stress management, anxiety, or worries. Includes a digital version for use with Google Slides and Google Classroom for digital learning. With stress at an all-time high lately, I hope this helps your students find healthy ways to cope ❤️────────────────────────────────────────────
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K - 6th
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{{FREEBIE}} I can - Growth Mindset Worksheet
Helps your child think through how to get from “I can’t” to “I can try.”You can find a complete resource with posters, task cards and 9 worksheets in the following link:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Growth-Mindset-Package-5267881
Grades:
1st - 9th
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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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Be a Judgmental Free Flower (Julia Cook)
This worksheet is based on Julia Cook's "The Judgmental Flower" and is designed to complement her book during a school counseling lesson. Included is a description of the purpose of the worksheet, learning targets, and procedures. Includes one worksheet with blank petals, and one with lines for writing in each petal. Thank you for visiting my store!
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PreK - 5th
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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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Dead Poet's Society Psychology Adolescence Distance Learning Movie Questions
Questions that can be used to reinforce the adolescence unit in Psychology.Includes notes for teaching with this movie and the sensitive subject matter presented.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Positive Emotions Word Scramble
Challenge your brain with this free word scramble PDF download. Includes 15 different positive emotions, worksheet and answer sheet. Enjoy!Follow me for freebies, updates and new materials
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Think Sheet
The think sheet can be used for all behavior modifications. The think sheet uses a cognitive behavioral approach. The think sheet walks a student through the moment the behavior occurs and what they were feeling and what they were thinking. The think sheet utilizes Sad, Mad, Glad or afraid as the four main emotions as almost all emotions fall into these categories. The next step is to discuss what should happen next time and what they should do differently. The last step is to apologize if neede
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Not Grade Specific
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TO DO LIST WEEKLY, MONTHLY, SUBJECT PLANNER
To-do lists and schedules are helpful for us and our students! Check out this resource, with weekly and daily options. Fun vibrant color helps with buy-in and build rapport with the student. More colors coming soon!
Grades:
2nd - 8th
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