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School psychology games for Microsoft Word and for Gifted and Talented
Therapeutic Building Blocks Game (Complete Set)
I have searched and searched for printable 'building blocks game' questions to use in social work sessions and found none! I found lists of questions but none that I could print onto file labels and stick onto my 'building blocks game'.
I went ahead and typed up questions and printed them on color coded labels depending on the category (social skills, self-esteem, coping skills, anger, getting to know you etc.)
This listing is for the entire set of questions. I created the document in a Word
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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SUPER SILENT DAY: Teamwork Activity (first days of school)
SUPER SILENT DAY is a lot of fun for both the students and the teacher. The students see it as a challenge... a pretty fun one, where they are in groups that compete against other groups in the class. It is a great team-building activity for the beginning of school, last few days of school, or between units. It also challenges communication skills and promotes creativity. It even incorporates some language arts terminology. ENJOY!!
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4th - 12th
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Drama Games: Action Pantomime Cards
Included here is a set of 60 pantomime action cards! Each card contains an action to be pantomimed.
This packet is designed to be printed onto 6 Avery 5163 Mailing Label sheets. Ten cards per page. Print the pages onto the label sheets, peel one label, stick label onto 3x5 index card. Ta Da! You have a set of 60 pantomime cards!
Whether you are looking specifically for a drama game or just a fun, portable game to play with any class, these cards are perfect!
These cards can be used to play a
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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The FRUSTRATION GAME for counseling students with POOR ANGER MANAGEMENT
This fun counseling game can help target emotions and behavioral difficulties related to anger management and poor emotional regulation. Play this easy to use game to help facilitate discussion during your counseling or therapy sessions to help target your student's frustration with school and home situations! Game cards focus bother on discussing a variety of frustrating situations, as well as practicing coping skills.Click HERE for the YouTube Video about the game!You will need: Dice Game pie
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1st - 6th
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Also included in:Â Emotional Regulation Counseling GAMES BUNDLE for Students K-8
Therapeutic Building Blocks Game (Coping Skills & Anger ONLY)
I have searched and searched for printable 'building blocks game' questions to use in social work sessions and found none! I found lists of questions but none that I could print onto file labels and stick onto my 'building blocks game'.
I went ahead and typed up questions and printed them on color coded labels depending on the category (social skills, self-esteem, coping skills, anger, getting to know you etc.)
This listing is for the entire set of questions. I created the document in a Word
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Appropriate vs. Inappropriate Behaviors Beach Ball & Card Deck Game; Gr. 4-11
Fun and engaging game for students with minor behavioral issues. Use in the office, outside, or over teletherapy (use your own card deck for teletherapy). For the Beach Ball game, you need your own beach ball and a sharpie. Draw three lines across and 6 lines down. Then number the spaces 1-26. Or, use a deck of cards to play the same game with students grades 5-12 with behavioral issues.Topics and questions include: Respect, school and personal property, personal space, making inappropriate nois
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4th - 12th
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Also included in:Â 40 + COUNSELING GAMES BUNDLE for Grades K-8
Social Media Challenges - TikTok, Instagram & More! Group Activities Online
10 social media challenges for class versus class, school versus school, or small groups to upload to a platform of their choice! A fun, safe and healthy way to implement social media use in the classroom. Appropriate for elementary and highschool.Some topics include with examples: Best Meme Contest, Fitness Challenge, Classroom Showcase Challenge, and so much more!
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Impulse Control Social Skills Lesson
Discussion questions and activities included to lead a group of students who often exhibit poor impulse control. Hands on activities as well as good vs. poor impulse control scenarios are presented.
Grades:
K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Human Bingo - Getting to Know You Activity
I love to use this activity at the beginning of the school year or whenever a group of students come together for the first time (in a club, for example). This forces people to mingle and learn about one another. It's in a Word document so you can edit the spaces to tailor the game more for your situation.
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3rd - 12th
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Down the Rabbit Hole - An Alice in Wonderland Breakout Game
ENGLISH LANGUAGE GAME :Poor Alice has fallen down the Rabbit Hole! She is trapped in Wonderland...can you save her from the Evil Queen of Hearts or from going completely mad?This hybrid (physical/digital) ENGLISH language game is mind-bending fun. Alice encounters the Mad Hatter, the Cheshire Cat, the White Rabbit, the Caterpillar and the Queen of Hearts.Supplies needed: Large Breakout box3 Small Breakout boxes (or small lockable containers like mason jars with latches)UV penUV FlashlightUSBCo
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6th - 12th
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Emotion Regulation Jeopardy
This Jeopardy game is perfect for a small group focusing on Emotion Regulation. The lesson plan is ASCA standards-aligned and the template is easy to use - just cut, fold, and laminate each card. The game focuses on the red, yellow, green, and blue zones of regulation and how students can control themselves when experiencing uncomfortable feelings.
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Zones of regulation UNO!
A fun game to practice the Zones of regulation feelings and get to know new student on your caseload! Have fun!
Grades:
2nd - 7th
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A Cheyenne Odyssey - Choose Your Experience style video game handout
This handout presents the essential questions from the FREE A Cheyenne Odyssey video game, on the Mission US website: What is Mission US?(It is basically a "choose your experience" video game where the story path changes depending on the choices you make as you play! Students love it, and become immersed.)Developed for use in middle and high school classrooms, Mission US engages students in the study of transformational moments in American history. Each mission consists of an interactive game an
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Therapeutic Building Blocks Game (Self-Esteem & Feelings ONLY)
I have searched and searched for printable 'building blocks game' questions to use in social work sessions and found none! I found lists of questions but none that I could print onto file labels and stick onto my 'building blocks game'.
I went ahead and typed up questions and printed them on color coded labels depending on the category (social skills, self-esteem, coping skills, anger, getting to know you etc.)
This listing is for the entire set of questions. I created the document in a Word
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Sudoku Puzzles for Kids Printables
Teach students how to solve challenging puzzles by first introducing them to these beginner sudoku puzzles that use letters, numbers, and shapes. Included in this set are 10 puzzles with solutions. Each page had 1 puzzle with pieces that can be cut out and manipulated to find the correct solution. Instructions are included and a link to my Google Slideshow which can be purchased at my store. The first 5 puzzles in this set are the same ones used in my interactive Google Slideshow. The last 5
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Factsketball
Engage your students with a fun and exciting game of Factsketball! This game is great for a reward or any time you want to enjoy a fun and educational activity with your students! Students answer trivia questions independently, collaborate with a group, and get rewarded with chances to make baskets. The team with the most baskets scored at the end of the game is the winner! **Editable!
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4th - 6th
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Digital-Logical Puzzles to Tease your Brain - Context Clues Game - Level: Medium
Want to challenge your students to deeply analyze context clues in a variety of different scenarios? Well this is the game for you!Each puzzle begins with a short introduction to a scenario, additional clues, and a pre made table to help work your way though the problem in an organized way. Puzzles can take students anywhere from 10 - 15 minutes to solve. There are three difficulty levels: Medium, Difficult and Expert. This pack contains 15 medium level puzzles, a color coded how to solve exam
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Riddles
These 25 riddles vary in difficulty. They are great time fillers and better critical thinking tools. The riddles challenge students to ask well thought out questions in order to solve each riddle.
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4th - 12th
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Therapeutic Building Blocks Game (Social Skills ONLY)
I have searched and searched for printable 'building blocks game' questions to use in social work sessions and found none! I found lists of questions but none that I could print onto file labels and stick onto my 'building blocks game'.
I went ahead and typed up questions and printed them on color coded labels depending on the category (social skills, self-esteem, coping skills, anger, getting to know you etc.)
This listing is for the entire set of questions. I created the document in a Word
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Counselor Question of the Day!
One thing I have always loved to do was Polls. I did them on Instagram and Twitter. My friends always enjoyed seeing them to the point that they would ask why I stopped! So, I wanted to incorporate that into my job!With the Counselor Question of the Day! I created a form (which you can do on Google or Microsoft for free) and made a QR code to print out for the students to use. They scan it with their iPads and then answer the question! The most important part of the QODs is not the fun portion,
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education
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Desktop Math Fraction Hockey Game with Geometry
Use this game over and over in your classroom for an engaging challenge with the four mathematical operations involving fractions as well as decimal conversions. An easy adaptation makes it also a game for calculations with decimals. This little game reaches to surprising complexity as students use geometry skills to accurately draft and create a game board and spinner, perform operations with fractions, convert fractions to decimals rounded to nearest tenths (calculators optional depending on l
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4th - 6th
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Also included in:Â KID CREATED GAMES Standards-based STEM and Math Games Bundle
Compliments Game
I used this game for my 6th grade social skills group to teach the kids about complimenting others. We first talked about why it is important to give and recieve compliments, such as strengthening a friendship, making someone feel better who is having a bad day, or recognizing someone else's effort. We also talked about how there are several different types of compliments such as about personal characteristics, how people act, and what they own.
Then the kids each picked a few different col
Grades:
PreK - 7th
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Therapeutic Building Blocks Game (Getting to Know You FREE Sample)
I have searched and searched for printable 'building blocks game' questions to use in social work sessions and found none! I found lists of questions but none that I could print onto file labels and stick onto my 'building blocks game'.
I went ahead and typed up questions and printed them on color coded labels depending on the category (social skills, self-esteem, coping skills, anger, getting to know you etc.)
This listing is for the entire set of questions. I created the document in a Word
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Famous Fifths for Fifth Graders
This is a great first day, first week, end of the year, or any time of the school year activity for students in the fifth grade. Give it for homework or take your class to the technology lab or use classroom computers to research these 10 questions and 2 bonuses about fifths. (i.e. Who was the fifth president of the U.S.?) It's a fun way to hone students' research skills early in the school year. It also gives them an opportunity to brush up on computer skills. It can be made into a kind of
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5th
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