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Free 7th grade school psychology printables
Positive Thinking Affirmations - 150 Self-Talk Phrases SEL Skills Activity
Use these 100+ free positive thinking affirmations and self-talk statements to help kids and young adults build confidence, learn healthy coping strategies, and start the day off strong. Positive thinking and self-talk is an important social-emotional learning skill necessary for success. This resource includes a 3-page printable list of positive affirmations and a student worksheet to record individual positive affirmations. Digital and Print VersionsI've included a link to Google Drive! To acc
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1st - 12th
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Perspective-Taking Social Skills Lessons - Printable and Digital Activities
Use these lessons to teach critical social skills of perspective-taking to kids, including understanding perspectives, developing their own perspectives, and recognizing there can be more than one point of view in a situation. This resource includes two complete activities with an educator guide and lesson plan. These are a small sample of a paid resource and bundle that are listed below.Digital VersionA digital version has now been included for Google Classroom!Why Teach Social SkillsSocial ski
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5th - 8th
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Mindfulness Coloring Pages
The purpose of mindful coloring is to have students pay attention to applying color and design to help bring awareness to the present moment without allowing other thoughts, worries, or fears penetrate the mind. Mindful coloring focuses the mind on a simple, relaxing activity which helps inspire creativity while reducing stress.Taking the time to incorporate mindfulness activities such as this, in your counseling program, can help create a calm and inviting environment for your students. These
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3rd - 12th, Staff
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Social Skills Lessons for Conversations Free Lessons
Use these lessons to teach critical social skills of conversations to kids, including how to start a conversation, using conversation-starters, finding things in common with others, and keeping a conversation going. This resource includes four complete activities with an educator guide and lesson plan. These are a small sample of a paid resource and bundle that are listed below.Why Teach Social SkillsSocial skills are the abilities and competencies we use to navigate the social world. These skil
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5th - 10th
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I SPY COPING SKILLS! Free Poster / Printable
FREE Printable! An I-Spy printout with various coping strategies. Educators and parents can use this activity as a fun and easy way to engage with their kiddos around the topic of coping strategies.A fun worksheet for students. Plus, ca help students to focus, so the act of searching for different coping skills can act as a self-regulation tool, too.
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K - 8th
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Positive Self-Talk Poster for Social Emotional Learning & Classroom Decor
Use this free positive self-talk poster to remind kids and teens in your classroom the phrases that matter most! Positive affirmations and self-talk can be used to help kids start the morning in a positive way, build confidence, and as a calm-down activity.Phrases include:Every day is a fresh start.I am a work in progress.Challenges help me grow.It's okay to feel how I feel.I am in charge of my choices.I am grateful for what I have.I am enough.My voice matters.I am resilienceI can do tough thin
Grades:
1st - 8th
Free Social Emotional Learning Activities, Digital and Paper Scenarios
Social-Emotional Learning is a crucial part of instruction today. This product is designed to engage students in understanding the importance of respect and kindness, ask students to develop a coping strategy for a scenario, and respond to a difficult situation. This is a sample of my Social Emotional Learning Bundle. In this free product sample your students will:*analyze scenarios**develop examples of how to respond to scenarios appropriately**identify emotions**make self-connections*This prod
Grades:
4th - 7th
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Mindfulness Activity SEL-Anxiety-Anger-Stress Management-Trauma-Mental Health
Calm Down Corner Activity Poster - Social Emotional Learning Strategies - Coping Skills - Instant Digital Download of this Happy Place Visualization Fillable Worksheet - Calming Strategies - Emotional Regulation.This worksheet can be used as a stand alone exercise for emotional regulation, in a calming corner, in a social skills or behavior intervention group, or as a supplement to a mindfulness journal for social emotional learning. Can be an excellent tool for stress management, anxiety, ange
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K - 7th
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Roll It! Get To Know You Game Board
Roll It- Get to Know You game board is specifically designed as a icebreaker activity. Great for a small group or Lunch Bunch counseling session. Students will answer questions based on what category they are marking on their game board. In other words, just roll the dice and try to complete each category but answer the questions as you mark your game sheet. This is great to get groups to talk to one another while playing a game. Just add dice and your groups will be ready to roll!
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K - 12th
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Self-Esteem Activity: "I am special and unique!"
This product can be used in multiple ways! It can be an opportunty for students to write and share/discuss, or even as a bingo game in a small group! Like my "Self-Esteem Dice Game, this is a solution-focused activity focused on positive things to help with self-esteem! Students write their name in the middle, and write in each square. In bingo, the students can mark off using crayons or small candies!
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3rd - 12th
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FREE Mandala Coloring Sheet Printable (active meditation and mindfulness)
Mandala means circle in Sanskrit. Circles are a powerful symbol found in many cultures and in our environment. We see them in halos, prayer wheels, and other religious symbols, architecture, and nature. Mandalas have been used for a long time to facilitate meditation as they help to center the body and mind. Coloring a mandala can be seen as a form of active meditation which can help children deal with their emotions as well as calm them from the constant stimulation of our modern world. By focu
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1st - 8th
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Free Behavior Support & Functional Behavior Assessment Checklist (Free)
Are you needing to complete a functional behavior assessment for your student with special needs or developmental delays? This 5 -page product contains behavior support questions to ask yourself or to ask a team when attempting to find the function of a student’s challenging behavior. There are also several checklist items (in question form) to help you think about various solutions that could possibly begin a course of action for your behavior support plan. It is meant to be a supplemental, in
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Free Cognitive Behavior Therapy Tool & CBT Problem Solving Poster
Download this free Cognitive Behavior Therapy based printable spinner and CBT poster to help your students problem solve and find solutions to any challenge they might be facing.
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3rd - 12th
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Conversation Starter Cards FREEBIE for Counseling, Lunch Bunch & Morning Meeting
This FREE set of 20 conversation starter cards is a must-have for school counselors, teachers, and parents! I always keep a set with me in my bag and they have been so helpful and meaningful for both my students and my own family! These cards are wonderful for K - 8th graders, with the educator reading the card aloud to our younger learners and older students reading them themselves! The educator can select ahead of time which cards are most relevant to their student/group or just play with the
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K - 8th
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FREE SELF-ESTEEM POSTER: Decor for Your Classroom, Counseling Office or Home!
This free 50 Ways to Build Self Esteem Poster reminds young people hands-on ways to step into their power and build self-esteem. Although the dictionary says that self-esteem is a noun, I prefer to think of it as a verb. Self-esteem is an ACTION. We have to PRACTICE and DO self-esteem to have self-esteem Hang this free poster in your classroom, school counseling office, or even home.
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3rd - 12th
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Counseling worksheet for self esteem
This is a worksheet to use when counseling students regarding self esteem. Students write things that increase their self esteem on the inside of the "bubble". On the outside of the bubble, students write things that bring them down, or try to "pop the bubble" of self esteem. Encourage students to remember all of their positive traits whenever someone tries to pop their bubble.
-The School Psychologist Tool Box
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1st - 12th
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Think It or Say It Premium Printable Lesson
This printable lesson packet teaches the concept of Think or Say It- discriminating between thoughts that should be kept in their head or thoughts that can be said out loud. If thoughts will cause uncomfortable or hurt feelings, they fall in the “think” category. When thoughts are positive or helpful they can “say” them out loud.
Packet contains:
-30 Level 1 communicator scenarios cards (recommended for students K-3rd grade)
-30 Level 2 scenario cards (for students 3rd-6th grade)
-Mini sorting
Grades:
K - 7th
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FREE Size of the Problem Book
This instructional book will help your students determine the size of their problems-- small, medium, and big.
By addressing the size of the problem, students can match their reaction to the problem. This skill is important in a student's toolbox for calming down when upset over small problems.
A size of the reaction book is to follow!
Grades:
K - 12th
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When I am Angry, Here What Should I Do | Social Story Poster| Visual Story
There are 7 pages to be printed on paper and laminated or you can put the paper in a transparent folder file. This set comes with 1 Main Page (6 steps of calming strategies). An A4 full-size paper into 7 cards. The cards size is suitable for special needs education.This file includes:1. Take a deep breath.2. Count 1 to 10.3. Squeeze my stress ball.4. Ask for a break.5. Stand up and stretch.6. Talk to my teacher about how I feel.For a similar product, please refer to the link below:Calming Strate
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Self-Esteem Dice Game
This is a solution-based self-esteem activity that focuses on positives and ways for students to open up and discuss things to boost their self-esteem such as looking at exceptions to behavior! Great for individuals and small groups!
This Game includes:
- Instructions
- "Cut and Fold" printable question dice!
- Possible discussion questions for each question
NOTE: A revised file has been uploaded for this game. The cut and fold dice has been resized :)
Enjoy!
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3rd - 12th
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Positive Behavior Weekly Reward Chart - Chevron Design
Record your student's behavior in style with this turquoise chevron Positive Behavior Weekly Reward Chart!
In my experience, this reward chart has proven to be most effective when the student participates in the development of the goal and rewards. If they meet their goal for the day, they can color their star! This way, s/he will feel involved in the entire process and be more likely to work toward the goal.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Woodcock Johnson Test of Achievement Standard Score Bell Curve - Green
This bell curve can be used while explaining and discussing the standard scores from the Woodcock Johnson III Test of Achievement. This could also work for any normed test in which 90-110 is average. This item is great to laminate and use a dry-erase marker on to show parents exactly where their child's scores fall. It also has the Spanish translation of the descriptors for the score ranges.
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This version used a gradient of green. Go to the link below for the same bell c
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Stop, Think, Go Worksheet for Impulse Control
Help students learn to control their impulses and behaviors! Encourages students to think through the potential consequences of their actions and what choices they can make in tough moments.
Grades:
PreK - 8th
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Self Esteem Coloring Bookmarks
Students with higher self-esteem have higher grades and better relationships with peers. Give these out as an inexpensive give-a-way for any occasion. These bookmarks can be used by School Counselors, Special Education teachers, and any Educator to promote a growth mindset and encourage positive thinking. Use alongside other self-esteem lessons or as a stand alone activity for students who finish work early. These are also great to give out to those who just need a quick "pick me up."I use them
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4th - 7th
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