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Mindfulness Activities | Mindful SEL Calm Coloring Pages Printables for Kids
Looking for no-prep, one-of-a-kind mindful coloring pages to support anxiety and stress in first grade, second grade, third grade classes and small counseling groups? These printable social-emotional learning activities are must-haves to foster self-regulation, growth mindset and positive self-esteem. These coloring activity page printables are the perfect addition to your calm corners, for mindful morning entry or as meaningful early finishers.Click here to save by buying the GROWING BUNDLE of
Grades:
1st - 4th
Also included in: Mindfulness Lessons Breathing Cards and Activities Bundle for Counseling
Crossing Street Parking Lot Road Safety Social Story Activities
Crossing the street and parking lot safety are big concens for parents of children with autism or other developmental delays or of young children in need of specific teaching in this area. This best-selling packet contains a social story and engaging activities. It uses child-friendly language and engaging graphics to teach what behaviors are expected around traffic to keep us safe. Parents can use it with their children or teachers can use it as part of a transportation or safety unit.This
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Sibling Fighting, a social story unit
Sibling rivalry exists in every home. Brothers get competitive, sisters get jealous, and the fighting begins! Homes don’t have to be war zones full of bickering, arguing, and confrontations. In fact, homes should be a safe place. In this social story unit about sibling squabbles, Maria uses the colors of a stop light to teach her younger siblings three strategies for how to have peaceful relationships. These foundational skills can be transferred to friends. This resource includes:★ Instruction
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Also included in: Sibling Relationships Conflict Resolution Bundle
Social Emotional Learning Mindful Calm Coloring Pages for June Morning Work
Part two is here! Looking for MORE mindful coloring pages to support anxiety and stress in first grade, second grade, third grade classes and small counseling groups? These social-emotional learning activities are must-haves to foster self-regulation, growth mindset, mindfulness and positive self-esteem. These coloring activity page printables are the perfect addition to your calm corners, for mindful morning entry or as meaningful early finishers.Click here to save by buying the GROWING BUNDLE
Grades:
1st - 4th
Also included in: Mindfulness Lessons Breathing Cards and Activities Bundle for Counseling
Flexibility When Plans Change - a complete social story unit
Being flexible is hard for preschoolers. Do your children get anxious and frustrated when plans change? Do your kids exhibit destructive or socially unacceptable behaviors instead of being flexible? This social story uses the character Fred to teach your students how to be flexible when plans change. A second fill-in-the-blank story allows students to personalize their anxieties and practice flexible thinking. This unit is geared for preschoolers and young children ages 4-6 years old not to be c
Grades:
PreK - 1st
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Also included in: Preschool Bundle 2
Replace Swearing with Appropriate Words, a social story unit
Do your students use profanity? A student who is swearing or cussing all the time? Do your kids talk about body parts and bodily functions? In this story, the boys love to swear and talk about body parts or bodily functions. Their words are totally inappropriate. Their teacher explains the difference between appropriate and inappropriate words. The boys write a new song to teach their friends how to choose appropriate words. Use the worksheet to help your student think through real-life situatio
Grades:
K - 5th
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Also included in: Self Control Bundle
My Feelings • A Cute Feelings Check-In Printable K-3+
Our “My Feelings” worksheet is a visual resource to help children let you know how they’re feeling and why. Teachers and parents can use this sheet as a quick daily check-in, or when children feel uncomfortable or embarrassed talking to an adult. This sheet is also useful as part of a time-out, helping children pause, reflect, and understand their emotions. Space for using words or pictures to describe the cause of their emotion allows children to tell their story in the way they’re most comfort
Grades:
K - 5th
Adjusting to New Baby/Sibling in the Family STORY UNIT
New babies are an exciting but hard transition for kids and families. Becoming a big brother or big sister is not quite the exciting gig it’s built up to be. Siblings are fun, but very quickly routines become interrupted, attention gets divided, and things are different. Kids need assurance that everything will feel normal again soon. In this social story unit, Sierra’s friends give her three strategies to help her transition into the new social norms of a growing family! This unit includes: New
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Also included in: Sibling Relationships Conflict Resolution Bundle
Free Winter Coloring Pages | Calming Down Strategies for Kids | SEL Morning Work
These free social emotional learning winter coloring pages are perfect for the child who is overwhelmed, anxious or needs a calm down break. These winter activities are a perfect addition to your morning work, early finishers, counseling groups, lunch bunch, as emergency supply plan activities, or to support self-regulation at home or to add to your calm down corner. Did you know that we now have a Social Emotional Coloring Bundle? Please be kind. This is a free product, so any positive reviews
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Calming Strategies Mindful Coloring Pages | SEL Worksheet Printables
Part three is here! Looking for MORE mindful coloring pages for kids to support anxiety and stress in first grade, second grade, third grade classes and small counseling groups? These social-emotional learning activities are must-haves to foster self-regulation, growth mindset, mindfulness and positive self-esteem. These coloring activity page printables are the perfect addition to your calm corners, for mindful morning entry or as meaningful early finishers.Click here to save by buying the HUGE
Grades:
1st - 4th
Also included in: Mindfulness Lessons Breathing Cards and Activities Bundle for Counseling
Coloring Sympathy Cards
Have your child cut, color and write inside these sympathy cards for a classmate/ classmate's family who has experienced loss.
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3rd - 8th
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Weekly Food Log- Feeding Therapy
This food log was designed for parents to fill out for a week in order to obtain a clear picture of what a child's eating patterns look like at home. This also addresses behaviors, family interaction, meal times, and what a typical meal looks like at home. This is a helpful tool when getting ready to begin feeding therapy, introducing new foods, or targeting unwanted behaviors at meal times. Check out my website/blog for more ideas eat-speech-repeat.com
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Not Grade Specific
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#KindnessRules: Making Kindness Resolutions Social Narrative
Teaching our students to be a good friend and be kind to one another is often something that gets lost in the fast paced world of education. We often tell our students to "be a good friend" or "be kind", but how often do we TEACH them how to do this? A group of 9 TpT sellers have collaborated to bring you 9 engaging and fun resources to help teach your students HOW to be kind to one another.Kindness is a pretty abstract concept for many younger students or those with disabilities. These tools a
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Identifying, managing feelings and emotions: Anxious boys
Emotions: I use storybook lessons when teaching young kids about feelings.When I feel anxious (starring boys) is a children's story about recognizing, accepting and managing anxiety, and is the latest addition to the Dealing-With-Feelings series.Two versions of the story are now included in this file. The newest, horizontal version can be accessed through TpT Easel as an eBook story with one worksheet for follow-up (two spaces to draw, two text answer boxes). Tip: If you haven't yet registered y
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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Also included in: Identifying, managing feelings and emotions: Anxiety 2 pack
Making New Friends social story unit
Does your student choose to work alone? Does he watch the other kids while sitting on the swing all recess. Making new friends is not intuitive. It is a skill that kids need to be taught and coached in. Many kids will choose to play alone, not because they are anti-social, but because they don't know how to enter a circle of friends who are already playing together. With this unit, you can teach your students how to overcome that awkward feeling in their stomach and make new friends. This compre
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Also included in: Moving Bundle
Brain-Based Life Hacks for Kids! (Tweens & Teens)
Brain-Based Life Hacks is made for Tweens and Teens. This book teaches kids 10 Secret Strategies to live a happy, meaningful, balanced and productive life! Throughout the book, kids learn how to apply the 4 Happiness Chemicals: Oxytocin, Serotonin, Dopamine and Endorphins to various situations in their lives (friendships, peer pressure, conflict resolution, kindness, self-compassion, taking risks, goal-setting and more!)-The function of neurons & neurotransmitters-Understand how to activate
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Identifying, managing feelings and emotions: sad boys
Feelings and Emotions | When I feel sad story - starring boysThis is a Dealing With Feelings children's storybook lesson that teaches about recognizing, accepting and managing sadness through the characters. Two versions of these stories are now included in each resource. The newest, horizontal version can still be printed, but can also be accessed through TpT Easel as an eBook story with one worksheet for follow-up (two spaces to draw, two text answer boxes). Tip: If you haven't yet registered
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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I Have Thoughts Social Narrative, Read Aloud Video, & Digital Reflection Sheets
A social narrative about how thoughts and behaviors are related.This simple story is the perfect supplement to any social-emotional curriculum and lessons based on the Theory of Mind. Students, particularly those diagnosed with autism or social communication disorders, may have difficulty realizing how their behaviors have an effect on the thoughts and feelings of others around them. They may have skill deficits in perspective-taking, social-emotional reciprocity, and empathy. The narrative s
Grades:
1st - 4th
Flexibility When Plans Change Social Story Unit ELEMENTARY
Being flexible doesn't get easier as students get older. Do your children get anxious and frustrated when plans change? Do your kids exhibit destructive or socially unacceptable behaviors instead of being flexible? This social story uses the character Fred to teach your students how to be flexible when plans change. A second fill-in-the-blank story allows students to personalize their anxieties and practice flexible thinking. This unit is geared for ELEMENTARY kiddos, 7 years and older not to be
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2nd - 5th
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Also included in: Anxiety Bundle
Your Brain and Body During an Amygdala Hijack
"WHAT IS AN AMYGDALA HIJACK?! Explain how the amygdala is not as smart as the prefrontal cortex, because it really doesn’t know the difference between a real threat and a perceived threat. Provide examples and then have students create their own!YOUR BRAIN DURING AN AMYGDALA HIJACK! Explain that we call this an “amygdala hijack” because it is when your amygdala (or the “OMG” emoticon) takes over your brain. It doesn’t allow the prefrontal cortex or the hippocampus to work! When this hap
Grades:
2nd - 7th
I Can Take Turns Talking Social Narrative, Read Aloud Video & Digital Reflection
A social narrative about conversational turn-taking. The majority of students with whom I work have difficulty with social communication and often times are unable to take turns talking. They interrupt, talk out of turn, take too many turns, or don't give their partner a chance to speak. Introduce the conversational skill of turn-taking with this clear and concise social narrative. It provides students concrete instruction and explanation of what is expected during back-and-forth conversatio
Grades:
1st - 4th
Behavior contract / agreement for elementary and middle school kids
Colorful and engaging behavior contract with the 3 main components: what is the task (behavior) we want to see the change in, who the contract is for, and identifying rewards and when the behavior will happen. Also comes with a weekly tracker! track 4 weeks at a time on my sheet. Don't let this is cool resource pass you by for the upcoming school year! The behavior contract is a simple positive reinforcement intervention that is widely used by teachers to change student behavior. Great for paren
Grades:
PreK - 8th
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Also included in: Behavior contract and rewards chart bundle
Your Neurons & Happiness Chemicals
Empower kids to activate their own happiness chemicals: oxytocin, serotonin, dopamine and endorphins!These worksheets will help kids learn more about their neurons ---and how they can "activate" these particular neurotransmitters to have a positive mindset and day!*Note: These worksheets are from our Brain-Based Life Hacks! workbook.
Grades:
4th - 9th
Your Brain
YOUR BRAIN Use the emoticons to help students remember how three important parts of their brain work together prefrontal cortex, amygdala, and hippocampus.Students will learn how their prefrontal cortex is like a light bulb with its bright ideas, how the amygdala goes into“OMG mode” to protect them from stressful and dangerous situations, and how the hippocampus is like a librarian as it keeps track of their memories and can reference those memories when neededLABEL YOUR BRAIN Have students labe
Grades:
1st - 6th
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