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High school school psychology videos for International Baccalaureate
Informal Pragmatics Assessment Bundle Social Communication Social Skills
A bundle of two informal social communication tools. These assessments will provide helpful information for intervention planning, IEP preparation, progress monitoring and assessments. First, you will receive a video-based informal social assessment tool to examine the pragmatic skills of middle and high school students. Examines the social skills and social communication skills needed to function socially and build relationships.This is an informal (non-standardized) assessment. It should be
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5th - 10th
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6 UNO Counseling Games BUNDLE for Individual and Small Groups; Grades 2-12
This Bundle has ALL of my different UNO games for your counseling groups...Anger management, Innapropriate vs. Appropriate Behaviors, Coping Skills, Social Skills, Self-Esteem, and Expected vs. Unexpected Behaviors. Kids really like UNO and turning counseling into a fun activity can really help with rapport building and social skills while providing social and emotional learning. Prompts for each card are used to practice skills, facilitate discussion, and create learning opportunities for the s
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1st - 12th
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FUN Social Skills Game UNO; For Grades 1-9; Includes 7 VIDEO Lesson Links
Help students learn and practice Social Skills in school while playing UNO! Social skills prompts and questions related to a variety of skills including:MannersShowing others respectPersonal space Emotional regulation Expected Behaviors in the classroomCompromising with others, and more!This game makes it easy to facilitate discussions and review skills that your students are struggling with. The game also includes an additional 7 video YouTube links that you can also use in different counseling
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1st - 9th
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Also included in: 40 + COUNSELING GAMES BUNDLE for Grades K-8
Free Social Emotional Learning Support Poster and Video: Reminders for Hard Days
This free SEL poster and video provides reminders of ways to reframe thoughts during difficult times.
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6th - 12th
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Mean Girls
Mean Girls movie guide. Fifteen questions with an answer key. Perfect for elective courses or leaving for a substitute. Just enough to keep their attention. Movie guide is editable.Also available bundled together along with:National TreasureWoman in GoldMeet the PatelsMonuments MenThe Imitation Game
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in: My Entire Store
15+ Weeks of Activities for EMOTIONAL REGULATION; Videos, Games, Worksheets!
Do you have students that you support with anger difficulties, outbursts, poor coping skills, and difficulty with size of problems? I do too! I make these games for my counseling students, and you can play them with your students to help teach and engage in discussions about Emotional Regulation in your counseling sessions in a fun and engaging way.This Counseling Bundle full of Activities for helping your students improve their EMOIONAL REGULATION!Included: 225+ video-links for a variety of cou
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1st - 9th
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7 Weeks of CBT for Cognitive Distortions; Irrational Thoughts; Grades 3-12
Work with your counseling students with negative thinking patterns and irrational thoughts by using Cognitive Behavioral Strategy video lessons, and practice worksheets. Negative thinking patterns lead to sadness, anxiety, and depression. Helping kids understand that their thoughts impact their emotions and behaviors is what Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is all about.There are 7 Videos and worksheets about Cognitive Distortions. Pair a video with a worksheet for each session!Best for Grades 3-12.
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3rd - 12th
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Also included in: Counseling Activities for Teaching Positive Thinking; Grades 3 - 12
Planning for College and Careers Videos and Worksheets; Presentation Organizer
Help your students 4th-12th grades think about and begin to plan for their future. It's never too early for thinking about college and career planning, but it can be too late. Worksheet includes several videos about different careers, going to college, and learning about financial assistance. The worksheet is a questionnaire designed to help guide your students to start to think about their future self and can be an easy tool for helping student begin their research and/or create a presentation
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4th - 12th
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SPANISH 2 ONLINE AND PRINTABLE ACTIVITIES BUNDLE FOR FALL SEMESTER
This bundle works perfectly with your Spanish 2 class and it brings a variety of activities that you can either print or use online. You can use this activities at any time of the year specially during the fall semester. One of the best features is that it is a growing bundle and suits your class in every aspect: Grammar, vocabulary, culture and much more, check the description of every product. This Spanish 2 activies bundle for fall semester is a must have in your teacher tool box and can be a
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9th - 10th, Adult Education
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Places of the city in Spanish Lugares de la ciudad video and worksheet activity
Videos are a powerful way to teach and a tool every teacher should have in their pocket to decrease teacher talk and increase comprehensible input which is a must to reach proficiency. Lugares de la ciudad places of the city in Spanish video and worksheet is a product that aims to achieve these goals:To provide students with a different accent. Students listen to a native person speak about the places in the city in Spanish in a 4 minutes video. Students not only learn the names of 10 important
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: 1 WEEK OF ACTIVITIES FOR SPANISH 2 BUNDLE- DISTANCE LEARNING
Tips for Seniors: Get Organized for the College Application Process (BUNDLE)
This is a great video bundle for your seniors! Included in this bundle:1) Narrated Power Point presentation (MP4 format) with a run-time of 15 minutes that lists 15 tips to help seniors get organized for and navigate the college application process2) a PDF of the slides/note section you can print for your students and families3) A PDF of the 12 resources list featured at the end of the presentation4) A PDF of the password log example given in the video5) A PDF of the college application checkl
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12th
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Preparing for College: 10 Tips for Underclassmen (BUNDLE)
This bundle provides you with the following:1) Narrated Power Point in MP4 format (19 minute run-time)2) PDF of the slides/note-taking materials associated with the video3) Activity List/Resume Worksheet mentioned in presentation4) Printable of 12 books, websites, & podcast resources to help with college process5) Flowchart of the college process timeline
Grades:
9th - 11th
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Dignity For All: Bullying Prevention - a Safe and Supportive Schools book series
Dignity for All: A Safe and Supportive Schools Program A Whole School Approach to Bullying Prevention Dignity For All (DFA), is a curriculum rooted in recent findings in neurobiology and intended for middle school audiences. The curriculum focuses on giving students and teachers the tools they need to build skills in reflection, empathy, and teamwork in order to create a safe and supportive environment for the entire school community. This package includes PDFs of the three Instructor Curricul
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6th - 9th, Staff
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The Intrusion / Brain Games: Eyewitness Testimony
This lesson is done in two parts and deals with eyewitness accounts and the reliability of memory. I have used this activity in my "Introduction to Psychology" classes at the high school level. The lesson tends to be a fun activity for Psychology classes and can also be used in other classes, as well.Part I is an improvisation performed by the classroom teacher and another teacher. The skit that I have used is a fellow teacher on conference period comes in and asks me if I can pay him money that
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9th - 12th
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Working Memory Skills Online Interactive Lesson: Nearpod Online Curriculum
Working Memory is a skill that allows us to hold onto information that we will use to complete a task. This skill requires attention and focus. It plays a major role in how we process, use, and remember information on a daily basis. Students will learn about the concept of working memory, why it is an important skill, how they use this skill, and strategies to help build and improve it for the future. This is an online interactive lesson available for students to work on entirely at their own pa
Grades:
5th - 12th
10 Things to Do if You Don't Know Your Major - BUNDLE
This bundle is for high school counselors (and teachers) discussing majors and career choices with their students (9th-12th grades). Contained in the bundle is a succinct 14-minute narrated Power Point in mp4 format (video) that outlines 10 things students can do to narrow their options for a major. Some of the points include informational interviewing, job shadowing, volunteering, values identification, and other suggestions. The bundle also comes with a values identification worksheet, an info
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9th - 12th
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Tips for Seniors: Get Organized for the College Application Process (VIDEO)
This narrated Power Point converted to mp4 format (video) has a 15-minute run time and provides rising seniors valuable tips, tricks, and resources as they begin to navigate the college application process. (NOTE: This is NOT an overview of the process as a whole--that is a different video.) Included in this video are 15 tips including suggestions to help them navigate the process as well as get themselves organized. There are 12 resources at the end of the video that include books, websites, a
Grades:
12th
Self Concept
This presentation is a great introductory lesson to Humanist psychologist, Carl Rogers who believed that there were three different parts of self-concept: Self-image, or how you see yourself. Each individual's self-image is a mixture of different attributes including our physical characteristics, personality traits, and social roles.This presentation included a ven diagram as well as a video that links wonderfully with the content.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Finding Private Scholarships
This narrated Power Point converted to mp4 format (video) has a 15-minute run time and gives students and families the information they need to get started searching for private scholarships. Topics include understanding key definitions such as loan, merit, stacking, financial aid, and scholarships. The lesson addresses scholarship sources, websites, and how to spot scams. It also provides an example of how financially beneficial it can be to have a scholarship. This video is a great tool for
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9th - 12th
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Social Anxiety - Mental Health - Presentation and Worksheets
Part of my series of lessons on mental health. This is a lesson on social anxiety, its symptoms and treatment.Complete 1 hour lesson with PowerPoint and worksheetsDifferentiated to three levels of challenge throughoutMore inexpensive and free resources available at my store and at my website: www.ecpublishing.co.ukCredit to NHS for information/ Sebastiaan van der Schrier for clip linkMany more Civics, Social Studies, Philosphy, ELA, Character Education, Careers and Health resources at my store
Grades:
7th - 9th
Anger and Conflict Resolution
The main goal of this lesson is to help students break down why and how they get angry from an emotional and biological standpoint. We want to help students understand anger in its root forms, which often can be traced back to hurt, fear, or lack. Coping strategies for anger such as taking deep breaths and walking away from hostile situations are great, but this lesson is designed to help students understand anger on deeper social, emotional, and biological levels. Students will be empowered wit
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6th - 12th
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Addiction and Substance Abuse Presentaion
- For High School Psychology
-This presentation lays out the basics of addiction and provides details on the what addiction is, how it is formed, what "we" can be addicted to, and also provides several youtube video examples further explaining each point.
-Great for teaching substance abuse and addiction in psychology or general class lecture.
-Enjoy
Grades:
9th - 12th
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IB History Quick Guide : Paper 1 Questions 3 and 4.
Tips and strategies to help ensure that your students are answering their exam questions effectively in order to score those precious points on the IB exams. If you are new to IB and haven't been able to receive training yet, this is a must-watch!
Grades:
11th - 12th
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Counseling Activities; Videos List & 2 Worksheets
Work with your students on changing negative thinking patterns with these CBT Videos and corresponding follow-up 2 worksheets. The worksheets can help your students learn and identify Negative Thinking Traps and the second helps guide them with taking negative thoughts to neutral or positive thoughts. The Videos list includes 8 videos specifically designed to focus on teaching positive thinking skills. Get TPT credits to use on future purchases by clicking the Provide Feedback button under "M
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3rd - 12th
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