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School counseling lecture pdfs under $5
Solution Focused Problem Solving Lesson with Worksheet
Teach and practice problem solving life skills with a whiteboard and dry erase markers.Resource includes:-Step by step interactive whiteboard lesson using a house to increase engagement. This fun layout may be used as an anchor chart.-1 worksheet for practicing problem solving skills independently and/or with the group.-List of evidenced-based solution focused questions.The following problem solving techniques are highlighted in the lesson:-Agree on a problem to solve-Discuss the consequences of
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3rd - 6th
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3 Mindfulness Comics in a a bundle with all three complete histories: ABA DBT
If you're interested in these mindfulness comics, ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis), and DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) techniques, you can purchase a bundle with all three complete comics. They are perfect for reading during your sessions or classes to help children strengthen their social skills. Take advantage of the 3x1 promotion!
Grades:
K - 5th
How to Study Smart (Middle and HS Students) SEL
Elevate student success with 'Study Smart' – a comprehensive slide deck designed for middle and high school students! Packed with linked videos and practical strategies, this visually engaging resource empowers students to study smarter, not harder. With clear instructions for educators on content delivery, it's perfect for advisory lessons or morning check-ins over 8 days. Equip your students with the tools they need to excel academically with 'Study Smart' today!
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6th - 12th
Setting Boundaries
Teaching and learning how to set boundaries is a critical life skill. This presentation over Setting Boundaries provides a dynamic approach that combines captivating videos, expert-backed strategies, and interactive elements to help you master the art of setting boundaries. A script for each slide is provided, making this resource easy to use without needing any preperation. We would greatly appreciate your feedback!
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Mental & Emotional Disorder Slides
Use these slides to teach your students a basic overview of nine different mental & emotional disorders. These slides work great to introduce a Mental & Emotional Health unit. You will be able to review basic symptoms & take the stigma away from mental health, creating an open dialogue.
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7th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Mental Health Slides & Rubric
Privileges and Pushing Limits Social Skills Lesson for Middle/High School Sped
This is a very basic PowerPoint presentation that I use in my in my classroom to teach the differences between privileges and rights and what it means to push limits. I aligned it to my classroom expectations and level system. Although it contains information that pertains to my classroom, the information provided is great to use to teach these concepts even if our management styles are different. Save 30% and check out my social skills resources growing bundle! ALL of my social skills resour
Grades:
7th - 10th
Classroom Expectations
A powerpoint on my class expectations! Can be used at the beginning of the year and throughout the year as a great reminder. Includes 20 rules and pictures throughout!
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Not Grade Specific
Life Skills-Goal Setting
Learn essential life skills such as how to deal with conflict, meditate, and set goals
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
ASSERTIVENESS CLASSROOM GUIDANCE LESSON! How to LOOK and SOUND Assertive (K-8)
ASSERTIVENESS CLASSROOM GUIDANCE LESSON! Are students having a hard time asking for what they want appropriately? This assertiveness classroom guidance lesson allows students the opportunity to practice assertiveness, and explain the differences of assertiveness vs. passive vs. aggressive. Appropriate lesson plans for K-8.Classroom Guidance Lesson by ©The Guidance AllianceGrade Levels: K-8Teaching Duration: 30 minutesEssential Question: What does it mean to be assertive, and how can I be asserti
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Not Grade Specific
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Procrastination: Understanding the Behavior/Myths - Lecture/Guided Response - DL
There's always a good time to help students understand and make changes with Procrastination. Here is a wonderful tool to explain the behavior and to invite them to summarize, reflect and find ways to improve procrastination in their own life.Content is taken from Dr. Joe Ferrari's research in Psychology and from his book, Still Procrastinating? The No Regrets Guide to Getting It Done. Teach this material over THREE DAYS. Resource includes lecture notes and a double-entry style format to keep tr
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Bullying and Bystander Intervention Training Presentation
This presentation is designed for students to view. The first section focuses on bullying, it contains definitions, information about bullying, and what bullying can look like in the school environment and online. The second section explains the concept of bystander intervention and how bystander intervention can be used to stop bullying and prevent future instances of bullying behavior, as well as giving examples for safe and respectful interventions that empower students to create a tolerant,
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Not Grade Specific
How to Quit, the Right Way: Lecture & Response - Sport Psychology -Distance Ed
Here is a much needed lesson for your students, on how to QUIT. This lecture and worksheet (2x-Entry Journal) gives young adults the language to talk about their desire to quit an activity. Quitting involves understanding your own situation. It is a process, and it looks different for everyone. Quitting is an intentional series of steps that help prepare for a new phase in your life. Drawing from principles in Performance Psychology, this resource teaches a 5-STEP approach to identifying:-reason
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Planning a Career Day
A Career Day has long been proven as realistic way to introduce students to possible future careers. Speakers who have expertise in specific occupations give students a greater insight into what is involved.
Organizing such a day can be quite daunting. Included are suggested time frames, sources of speakers, sample letters, forms for polling students and how to put your Career Day in motion. Use of a database is strongly suggested.
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5th - 11th
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Teen Dating Violence: Recognizing/Addressing Intimate Partner Violence in Teens
This is an educational presentation designed to be used with students aged 13-19. Topics include: defining dating violence ("What is it?"), recognizing dating violence ("What does it look like?"), responding to real/suspected dating violence ("What should I do?") and potential negative outcomes of intimate partner violence among teenagers. All references are included on a "Reference" slide at the end of the presentation.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Building A Balanced College List Lesson Plan
Have students with all 7 Ivy's on their lists? How about 25 schools?Use this lesson plan and have students prioritize what they VALUE in a school. This lesson plan teaches students what elements are in a balanced college list, including reach, target, and likely schools.Includes:Overview of lesson with materialsPowerPoint presentationWorksheet for students to outline what they want in a schoolFrequently Asked Questions for students
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9th - 12th
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Underrated Habits For Your Mental Health - Minilesson
It is essential to explore and experiment with different habits to find the ones that resonate and provide the most benefit. It is important to note that mental health habits are unique to each student, and what works for one person may not work for another! Give these a try and see what resonates with them!
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6th - 12th
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Back to School | Morning Meeting | Community Time Cards | SEL | Back to School
Morning meeting Community Time Cards-Â these cards will help you to build the relationship that allows learners to feel a sense of community. If your schedule is only 10-15 minutes to enhance Social Emotional Learning skills. These cards are a great way to connect and bond with the students. Just print, cut, add a ring, and they are ready to use. Low Prep! Also, help nurture a feeling of ownership and accountability. No Time To Plan? Try these Low prep cards. Includes:5 topics - family, friendsh
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1st - 3rd
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Teaching Students About Emotional Intellegence
Students can learn how to be Emotional Intellegent Individuals. This pdf is a story about a classroom with many social issues. They have to hit rock bottom inorder to allow the teacher to teach them skills to imporve their relationships with each other. The teacher introduces them to the skills inorder to become more emotionally intellegence. She teaches them how to be more self-aware, how to self-regulate, how to become motivated, how to empathize and how to develop better social skills. Studen
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1st - 5th
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Stress/Anxiety power point converted to a pdf file 3,4,5th grades
19 pages of information for 3/4th grade students about stress and anxiety.-What is it, how do I know, what are my warning signs, what can stress do to my body/mind/my brain?-Includes 10 specific coping skills that students love!!!!-Great power point
Grades:
2nd - 6th
15. Perception-based Manipulation
Integrates Visual System with Manipulation and Object Grasping Via Action-Servers
- Modelling-Perception-Manipulation (Planning/Execution) Integration
Extrinsic Camera Calibration
- Launching extrinsic calibration
Perception-Manipulation System
- Understanding Architecture
- Integrating Visual Targets (C++ code)
- Running Examples
- Looking at server-side code
- Looking at client-side code
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Understanding Stress Power Point
Stress is an inevitable part of life, make sure your students know what it is, what may cause it, and how it can affect them! This engaging PowerPoint includes vocabulary, examples, the anatomy behind stress, and how stress may affect people. Great for online or in-person learning, at the middle or high school level!
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Not Grade Specific
Dawson's Light
This book looks closely at "problems" These problems can be math problems, problems with friends or a large task like cleaning your room. Use this book with the ideas a www.earnpurplebunnies.com for a better understanding. This book will give you and your children a model to use that STICKS with kids. This works.
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Not Grade Specific
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Impulse Control (Emotional Maze)
Impulse Control is one page of Emotional Maze's Magazine. The objective is to teach throughout a story, different ways to respond to situations, when you get Angry. Emotional Maze aims to help children develop their Emotional Intelligent and Social-Emotional Skills. Throughout interactive activities, we guide children and their caregivers, to learn the vocabulary of emotions, recognize them, identify them in the body, as well as rate their intensity. Following the recognition of their emotions,
Grades:
K - 4th, Staff
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Scholarships 101
This is a basic presentation with tips on how to start the scholarship application process. I find this is best for students who are completely new to the financial aid world.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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