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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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Coping Strategies & Skills for Managing Emotions FREE List
Use these 100 free coping strategies to help kids and young adults with anxiety, depression, anger, dealing with stress, and more. This resource includes a 2-page printable list of coping strategies. A space is also included for kids and young adults to write in their own individualized coping strategies.Digital VersionA digital version for Google Drive is included! Just open the PDF with "digital directions" in the title to access.Special education teachers, support professionals, nurses, regul
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Free SEL Self-Regulation Mindful Coloring Pages
These social emotional learning mindful coloring pages are perfect for the child who is overwhelmed, anxious or needs a calm down break. These self-regulation breathing tracks are a perfect addition to your counseling groups, lunch bunch or to support self-regulation at home or in your homeroom classroom. Did you know that we now have a Social Emotional Coloring Bundle? Check it out!Includes:Rainbow BreathsAngry Like a Lion Sour Like a LemonLight Like a LeafStinky Attitude Makeover Perfect for:C
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PreK - 2nd
Also included in: Mindfulness Lessons Breathing Cards and Activities Bundle for Counseling
Social Emotional Learning Journal Free Week of Prompts (Self-Awareness Skills)
Use this free Social Emotional Learning Journal to teach SEL skills! This free resource includes 5 journal prompts focused on self-awareness and helping kids understand their individual strengths and challenges. Note that this is a small sample of my Social Emotional Learning Journal for the Full Year.Digital VersionI've updated this to include a digital version for Google Drive. Students can type their responses for each journal prompt online!Why Teach Social Emotional Learning SkillsSocial emo
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4th - 6th
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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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Coping Strategies & Skills Free Poster for Calm-Down Corner & More
Use these free coping strategies poster to help kids and young adults manage tough emotions and cope with stress. It includes both printable and digital options, making it easy to teach coping skills however is best for you. Coping strategies include practicing mindfulness, exercising, coloring, writing in a journal and more. This is a simple reminder to use coping skills when needed!A blank page is also included for kids and young adults to write in their own individualized coping strategies.Di
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Not Grade Specific
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Behavior Frequency Data Collection Sheets FREE
Do you need to collect data on the frequency of a behavior? Tracking the frequency of behavior is an important step for establishing baselines of behavior, creating behavior goals and/or behavior intervention plans, and for monitoring progress on behavior! Frequency recording is easy (simply mark a tally for each time the specific target behavior occurs within a given period of time)! However, with so much paperwork involved in special education, it can be daunting to stay organized. Get your
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Special Education Teacher Middle School Case Carrier Bundle
50 Things You Can Control Free Poster and Checklist
Why Teach About Choices Each Person Has Control Over?Recognizing what is in our control helps young (and older!) people cultivate a strong internal locus of control and sense of self-efficacy, which are important building blocks for self-esteem, compassion towards self and others, having a growth mindset, and creating plans to work towards goals, hopes, and dreams. Plus, when we can identify what really is in our control, we can focus our energy that to create change, as compared to wasting on t
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3rd - 12th
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Bucket Filler or Bucket Dipper Activity
This activity goes with the book, How Full Is Your Bucket, by Tom Rath.
Bucket Filler or Bucket Dipper Game:
Cut Label and glue on bucket (or bag). Cut out 30 cards double sided and place in bucket (or bag). Divide the class into two teams. Each student comes up and pulls out a card. If the card is positive (bucket filler) their team gets a point. If the card is negative (bucket dipper) their team doesn’t get a point. The team with the most points wins the game.
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1st - 6th
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THE I-SPY FEELINGS CHALLENGE: Free Social Emotional Learning Activity!
The I-Spy Feelings Challenge is one of the many activities included in The Feelings Comic Book for Kids! If you're looking for an engaging way to help children build skills to relate to their feelings in kind and compassionate ways, be sure to check out the full 50+ page resource. Perfect for lessons, small groups, individual counseling, and reading at home.
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1st - 5th
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Free Feelings Posters | Social Emotional Learning Activity Freebie
This FREE Feelings Posters and Handbook Sample pack features 4 free posters and worksheets that cover the emotions happy, sad, worried, and angry. Each poster contains the feeling definition. And the worksheet provides feeling sensation, body language cues, and examples. Comes in digital and printable formats. If you like this sample pack, and would like access to a total of 50 different feelings, check out my Multicultural Feelings Posters, Emotion Chart & SEL Activity: Body Language Cu
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PreK - 7th
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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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Calm Down Corner FREEBIE
This freebie includes everything you need to start a simple calm down corner for your students to take mindful breaks and learn self regulation This download includes: "How does my body feel" dry erase chart"How do I feel" interactive board"What can I do" interactive board"I can take 5 deep breaths" guided breath chartInterested in how I implement a calm down corner in my speech room? Check out my blog post HERESTAY CONNECTED (freebies, ideas, inspiration, & more)Follow me on Instagram: @itt
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PreK - 5th
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Fight Flight Freeze: Stress Response In Kids Free Reference Poster
This free reference poster describes the different Stress Response behaviors children often display when in Fight, Flight, or Freeze survival mode. Being able to recognize the different signals or signs when someone is in their "Protective Brain", can help teachers, parents, and counselors to better respond and support their students or children getting through the stress cycle to return to their "Thoughtful Brain". Great reminders to all those who are trying to cultivate trauma sensitive cl
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Not Grade Specific
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Behind Anger: Free Social Emotional Learning Poster + School Counseling Decor
This free poster illustrates that anger is often a secondary feeling to other deeper, perhaps more vulnerable emotions. Can be a useful reference when talking with students and children about feeling angry and the triggers behind it. Comes in color and black and white....so you can have your students color in their own poster version, too!
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Free Growth Mindset, Social Emotional Learning, CBT Coping Statements Poster
Discouragement is normal. Everyone feels it. Plus, it is one of surest stepping stones to success. When we feel discouraged, we are given the opportunity to develop a growth mindset, positive self-talk, self-efficacy, and a strong internal locus of control. Having a growth mindset is like having a compass which points to the "next step" when invariable mistakes and missteps happen. Having a growth mindset inspires us to get up, get creative, get to Plan-B (or C or D), get moving, and get growing
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Not Grade Specific
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Coping Skills Choice Board
This visual choice board is perfect to give to individual students or add to a calm corner. There are visuals of 10 coping skills for students to choose. Coping skills assist students in handling uncomfortable emotions.
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Also included in: Emotional Regulation Bundle | Emotional Support Activities
Self Regulation Break Cards
These cards give your students options for what type of break they want to take.
When you download this product, YOU WILL BE ABLE TO EDIT EVERYTHING on the card to suit your needs and your students' needs.
I recommend printing on color paper, laminating, and putting on a ring for students to keep in their desk (I also keep a set to bring with us to Music, Library, etc.). My student either holds up the card for me to see or sets the card on top of their desk when they are ready to take a brea
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Not Grade Specific
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
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4th - 7th
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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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Contingency Map Editable Templates for Behavioral Problem Solving
A contingency map is essentially a graphic organizer, or a visual problem solver. It shows the students the outcome of different reactions to a potential problem. They are a way to help students understand the outcomes of their behavior in response to specific events.How Are They Used?You can use them proactively to help students plan for and practice reactions to potential situations that trigger challenging behavior. They also can be used to cue students as visual reminders when those trigg
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Not Grade Specific
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
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1st - 8th
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