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Free high school school psychology activities
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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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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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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Breathing Mindfulness Cards FREEBIE
These breathing cards are a great way to promote mindfulness with your students! There are 4 different breathing exercises contained in these cards. They can be laminated for repeated use and easy cleaning! These cards would be a great addition to a calm down corner or a mindfulness tool kit!
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PreK - 12th
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Roll It! Get To Know You Game Board
Roll It- Get to Know You game board is specifically designed as a icebreaker activity. Great for a small group or Lunch Bunch counseling session. Students will answer questions based on what category they are marking on their game board. In other words, just roll the dice and try to complete each category but answer the questions as you mark your game sheet. This is great to get groups to talk to one another while playing a game. Just add dice and your groups will be ready to roll!
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K - 12th
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Self-Esteem Activity: "I am special and unique!"
This product can be used in multiple ways! It can be an opportunty for students to write and share/discuss, or even as a bingo game in a small group! Like my "Self-Esteem Dice Game, this is a solution-focused activity focused on positive things to help with self-esteem! Students write their name in the middle, and write in each square. In bingo, the students can mark off using crayons or small candies!
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3rd - 12th
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Stress Management Coping Skills Spinner FREEBIE!
This free resource, by Counselor Clique, is the Stress Management Coping Skills Spinner FREEBIE. This is one social emotional activity from session 5 of the 7-session high school small group curriculum which is used to identify, teach, and practice techniques for stress management with teens at any point during the school year. Support your high school students as they gain coping skills and build their confidence before they feel overwhelmed. The Stress Management High School Counseling Small G
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Custom Bundle for Nikki Q.
Counseling worksheet for self esteem
This is a worksheet to use when counseling students regarding self esteem. Students write things that increase their self esteem on the inside of the "bubble". On the outside of the bubble, students write things that bring them down, or try to "pop the bubble" of self esteem. Encourage students to remember all of their positive traits whenever someone tries to pop their bubble.
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1st - 12th
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Color Your Feelings
This activity encourages feeling identification, is quick, highly versatile and fits well with the affect regulation component of TF-CBT.
Have your client write out a list of feelings present in their lives. This could be in general or related to a specific situation/event or person.
Then have them assign a color to each feeling. They then fill in the entire space with colors that represent how much they are feeling each emotion. This exercise is often done multiple times throughout treatme
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K - 12th
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10 icon token board template
Very simple token board template. Room for 10 icons & picture of reinforcer.
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PreK - 12th
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SEL Growth Mindset Check FREEBIE: Feedback, Counseling, Mental Health
SEL Growth Mindset Check FREEBIE: Feedback, Counseling, Mental HealthA great addition to your SEL, back to school and growth mindset lessons. Check in with your students and show them you CARE. SEL and mental health are so important to monitor for well rounded, productive and happy students. ***This is a sample from our larger Mental Health and SEL Student Check Pack. Check it out!Check in with your students in a simple and easy to use way. These are great for teachers or counselors. They are si
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5th - 12th
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Mindfulness Breathing Exercises Posters | Calm Down Corner | SEL
Free Breathing MapsDo you want to incorporate coping skills in the classroom to help students manage stress and emotions in a healthy way? Use these coping skills posters!This mindful Breathing Maps is a great alternative to coloring. Sometimes tracing is better than mindful coloring because it allows their mind to focus on following the lines.Keep these worksheets handy for social-emotional support to all students, use as a bulletin board, post in a calm-down area, or create a booklet to discus
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3rd - 10th
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Self-Esteem Dice Game
This is a solution-based self-esteem activity that focuses on positives and ways for students to open up and discuss things to boost their self-esteem such as looking at exceptions to behavior! Great for individuals and small groups!
This Game includes:
- Instructions
- "Cut and Fold" printable question dice!
- Possible discussion questions for each question
NOTE: A revised file has been uploaded for this game. The cut and fold dice has been resized :)
Enjoy!
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3rd - 12th
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Size of the Problem Visual
This is a scale I created to show students that sometimes big emotions and reactions are appropriate, but they need to match the size of the problem. I would use this scale to have them choose the "size of their problem", and then the "size of their reaction" to see if they match. If they didn't match, we would agree it was an over-reaction and plan on how to cope better next time. Helpful for students who have difficulty taking responsibility for their actions, and students who often catastroph
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1st - 12th
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Positive Behavior Weekly Reward Chart - Chevron Design
Record your student's behavior in style with this turquoise chevron Positive Behavior Weekly Reward Chart!
In my experience, this reward chart has proven to be most effective when the student participates in the development of the goal and rewards. If they meet their goal for the day, they can color their star! This way, s/he will feel involved in the entire process and be more likely to work toward the goal.
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PreK - 12th
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FREEBIE | What is Mental Health? | Section 1 of 6 | Counseling Curriculum
This resource includes the first section of our "Mental Health Matters" Portfolio. This #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth FREEBIE includes:- What is Mental Health?- Risk Factors- Mental health Continuum- Exploring Your Mental Health StatesClick here for the full "Mental Health Matters" Portfolio The full portfolio is divided into six individual lessons. You can choose to use each lesson in isolation or scaffold through the lessons one by one. The six lessons include:1.What is Mental Health? (Freebie)2
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6th - 12th
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15 Stress Relief Mandalas
► What can I use this product for?Grief counseling, group counseling, individual counseling, classroom lesson plans, life skills group.► What is included in this product?⭐ 15 stress relief Mandalas► How can I see a sample of the product?Click on the thumbnails to see a sample► How can I get notified of your new products that are 50% off for the first 48 hours? Click Here to follow my store. You will receive emails about every new resource I post, so make sure to click the GREEN STAR ✳ next to my
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K - 12th
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Also included in: Elementary Counseling Social Emotional Bundle
Communication- Social Skills- Relationship- "Pet Peeve" Activity- FREE
Reflective listening skills are an important part of social skills and communication in relationships. This activity will allow students to practice reflective communication in an interactive way.► What is included in this product?⭐ Interactive activity with a partner⭐ Reflective worksheet*See also:10 Worksheets on Effective Communication: click here15-page Healthy Relationship Workbook: click here► How can I see a sample of the product?Click on thumbnails to see the worksheets► How can I get n
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Healthy Relationships Bundle for Teens in Middle & High School
Teen Therapy Workbook. Anxiety. Emotional Regulation. Safety Plan. CBT
This mental health bundle is perfect for helping young adults get through emotionally tough times.It can help individuals understand their thinking patterns, things in life that they can and can not control, mindset shifting, education on anxiety and worries, and things that they can do to cope.- Safety Plan- Trigger identification- Identifying physical symptoms of anxiety and stress- Coping skills checklistTOTAL OF 30 SHEETSFor more products, please visit my store.© ALL DESIGNS are copyrighted
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Zone of Regulation
Zone of Regulation (self-control) is a conceptual framework used to teach students self-regulation and self-control and to use strategies or tools to help them move between zones. The Bitmojis Clipart banner can be used in two ways:1. Google Classroom Theme2. Zone of Regulation Resources3. Zone of Regulation Activities
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PreK - 12th
Anxiety Breakdown Worksheet
This brilliant SEL worksheet helps students identify what is causing their anxiety, what they can control in the situation, and what positive thoughts they can replace their negative thoughts with. Use this sheet to help walk students through anything from test anxiety to general stress!
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3rd - 12th
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FREE Counseling ANGER MANAGEMENT Game with Beach Ball or Playing Cards
A game to help facilitate discussion of anger and learn coping skills in a group counseling setting. Can be used with 1 or more students. Fun and engaging, while easy to play. This game makes counseling a positive experience for students who have anger management difficulties and difficulty expressing their anger appropriately. Numbered a Beach Ball (1-26) and/or cards not included. ***For more Counseling Products like this one that can be found in my FREE RESOURCE LIBRARY on counselingfannypak
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2nd - 11th
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Also included in: 40 + COUNSELING GAMES BUNDLE for Grades K-8
Therapy and counseling games- responsibility and self-control
Using popular board games, dice games, card games and toys are fun and easy to use in sessions and require no prep work. Here are some games I use to discuss responsibility in individual and group sessions. These games can be used to begin conversations on blaming, justifying, excusing, and following rules to develop responsibility. You receive the list of games you can use and the discussion questions.For more games you can use in your sessions please visit:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/
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K - 12th
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How Are You Feeling? Cat Emotions Poster (Color & B/W)
How Are You Feeling? Cat Emotions Poster. These posters are a great option for functional decor. I created them for the counseling office at my school and also for my speech room. Suggested uses: --Laminate and have students circle their feelings with dry erase markers. --Place on a magnetic surface (white board or filing cabinet) and have the students place a magnet over their feelings. --Laminate and use as a play dough mat. Have the students smash a dot of play dough over their feelings. --I
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K - 12th, Adult Education
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