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Free school psychology resources for Microsoft Word and for homeschool
Student/Parent Interview Template for an IEP Eval
Hello, my lovely teachers and related services staff! Here is a resource for you to use when completing a social developmental study/history on a student who has or is being evaluated for an IEP. Getting information from parents as well as the student themselves is very important when it comes to completing a social history. I hope you enjoy this FREE resource and use it as a guide in your next parent or student interview. :)
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff, Not Grade Specific
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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Teaching Elementary Students About Quality Friendships
Some students do not know how to be a good friend. They need a lesson in the same way one would teach a math lesson. Breaking it down, defining terms, giving homework.Friends are Wonderful is a parent's answer to the disturbing question from their child, 'How come my best friend does not want to play with me anymore?' This book weaves a story of friendship that even the youngest readers can understand. Friends and the challenges that come with long-term relationships are unmasked and made publi
Grades:
PreK - 5th, Staff
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Zones of Regulation Poster (SEL): Reacting to Others in Different Zones
A set of posters that can be used to hang in secondary classrooms or for a student binder. An accompaniment to the Zones of Regulation curriculum, for the older students.The posters explain WHAT a student can do when they notice another person in a zone.
Grades:
5th - 12th
Positive Affirmations
This is a creative, self-esteem boosting assignment meant to help students see their self-worth. It allows them to focus on their positive attributes and display them to themselves, and others. This is a great assignment for any part of the year, as it helps motivate the teachers, as well as the students.
Enjoy!
Alex
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Grades:
1st - 9th
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Matching Associated Pictures (ABLLS B16)
10 pictures are included to match associated items. Dog-bonebat-ballremote-tvbaby-bottlepencil-notebookmilk-cookiesstamp-envelopecd-cd playertoothpaste-toothbrushspoon-cerealLaminate and reuse. This is an ABLLS skill that can be utilized in the field of ABA or special education. This matching activity can also used with elementary students to teach associated items. To make this more fun, you could turn it into a game in which card pictures are not shown and each player has to match associated c
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Also included in:Â ABLLS-R Growing Bundle (65 Products)
Behavioral Observation Template for SLP Evaluations
This is a template for the behavioral observations for therapy and assessments. It is geared toward neuro-divergent students but may be used with all ages and abilities. Observed areas include testing attitude, effort, response time, attention, and accommodations. Behavioral observations during testing are an integral part of describing the validity of the testing results.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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7. Cognitive Restructuring Homework - Spotlight Effect
This is for high school psychology teachers. This worksheet helps students manage the spotlight effect by identifying and challenging negative thoughts. It guides them through cognitive restructuring techniques to reduce self-consciousness and social anxiety. gte students to complete the steps to reframe their thinking and improve your confidence.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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8. Cognitive Distortions Worksheet
This worksheet introduces eight common cognitive distortions and asks students to identify examples from their own lives. Students will then rewrite these examples with healthier, more balanced thoughts, promoting clearer thinking and improved emotional well-being.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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1. Exercising One's Signature Strengths or Virtues
In this activity, students explore their character strengths through an article on positive psychology. After identifying their top five virtues—wisdom, courage, humanity, justice, temperance, or transcendence—they set a personal goal based on these strengths. They then share their goals, discuss their experiences, and reflect on their growth.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Research on the Devlopment of Peer Relationships
Psychology teachers can use recent research on peer relationships to illustrate developmental concepts. Topics include early social interactions, peer influence, and interventions promoting positive relationships, enhancing student understanding of human development.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Genie Wiley: Insights into Language Development
This work examines Genie Wiley's case, emphasizing her isolation's effects on language development. It discusses research methods, insights on critical language acquisition periods, and the significance of early social interaction. It's valuable for psychology students studying language and child development.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Coping with Grief and Loss
A mindfulness exercise utilized to help those coping with the loss of a loved one.
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Bully Be Gone - Self Advocacy Lesson #1
Lessons from Creative Counseling that will help students learn to stick up for themselves and to self-advocate.
Participants in the Self-Advocacy Group will:
• Gain knowledge of weaknesses and strengths
• Learn assertive (yet respectful) behavioral skills
• Build leadership skills and resiliency
• Speak up for themselves and/or others
• Ask for what they want in a confident and respectful manner
Lesson 1 contains:
Instructions for creating a Group "Working Agreement"
A "Getting to Know You" act
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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Emoji-mood Rating Scale
Have students self-reflect/explain how/why they are feeling coming into your sessions compared to leaving your sessions
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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John's Basic Reading Inventory Template
This template can be used to complete a report from John's Basic Reading Inventory. This report summary can be used for annual and triennial reports.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Sorting Non-identical Items (ABLLS B8)
Cut and laminate for future use. Velcro pictures to labeled sheets in the blank boxes. Non- identical items include:FlowersBlocksBalls Dogs4 of each item to sort Pictures by Pixabay.com
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Also included in:Â ABLLS-R Growing Bundle (65 Products)
Healthy and Unhealthy Friendship Qualities
Crossword Puzzle with Unhealthy and Healthy Friendship Quality Words. Solve it yourself before giving it out.
*There are words that are written backwards.*
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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1. Fairness Worksheet
Engage your students in exploring captivating research findings on the concept of fairness, prompting them to delve into thought-provoking content before tackling insightful comprehension questions.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Learning BUNDLE (AP Psychology)
General anxiety disorder questionnaire
Simple form for students to complete. This is an indicator of levels of stress and anxiety they may be feeling at the moment. Ask them to tick the boxes and total up the scores. The columns have scores attached so it is easy to see how to score your own chart. Good to use in a group, especially when you ask them not to fill in their name and just add the whole group scores up to get a baseline for you class. Use this with any of the mindfulness resources and also the 'The Chat' resource which is
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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SOAP Notes Template and Guide
For social workers, school psychologists, and counselors - This is an already made SOAP Notes Template! This is a good resource for those first year social workers, counselors, or school psychologists who have a counseling caseload. I have provided a "How To Guide" so you will feel confident with your note taking. These are an awesome way to reflect and collect data for those students on your counseling caseload! I have provided this template and guid in a Word Document version for easy editing
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Cognitive Distortions
This is a handout to use with students, often in behavior classrooms, to discuss examples of cognitive distortions.
Many students who exhibit behavior often have illogical thinking that causes them problem in school, at home, or in the community. This is simply a resource to help them identify and ideally think about problems in their thinking that may lead to poor choices, negative self talk or issues with peers or family.
This is best used in a informal discussion with students as part of a
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Anti-Bullying Class Project
Great idea to get students involved in an anti-bullying campaign!
Grades:
4th - 12th
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