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School psychology games for Microsoft Word
Therapeutic Building Blocks Game (Complete Set)
I have searched and searched for printable 'building blocks game' questions to use in social work sessions and found none! I found lists of questions but none that I could print onto file labels and stick onto my 'building blocks game'.
I went ahead and typed up questions and printed them on color coded labels depending on the category (social skills, self-esteem, coping skills, anger, getting to know you etc.)
This listing is for the entire set of questions. I created the document in a Word
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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The FRUSTRATION GAME for counseling students with POOR ANGER MANAGEMENT
This fun counseling game can help target emotions and behavioral difficulties related to anger management and poor emotional regulation. Play this easy to use game to help facilitate discussion during your counseling or therapy sessions to help target your student's frustration with school and home situations! Game cards focus bother on discussing a variety of frustrating situations, as well as practicing coping skills.Click HERE for the YouTube Video about the game!You will need: Dice Game pie
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1st - 6th
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Also included in:Â Emotional Regulation Counseling GAMES BUNDLE for Students K-8
Therapeutic Building Blocks Game (Coping Skills & Anger ONLY)
I have searched and searched for printable 'building blocks game' questions to use in social work sessions and found none! I found lists of questions but none that I could print onto file labels and stick onto my 'building blocks game'.
I went ahead and typed up questions and printed them on color coded labels depending on the category (social skills, self-esteem, coping skills, anger, getting to know you etc.)
This listing is for the entire set of questions. I created the document in a Word
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Appropriate vs. Inappropriate Behaviors Beach Ball & Card Deck Game; Gr. 4-11
Fun and engaging game for students with minor behavioral issues. Use in the office, outside, or over teletherapy (use your own card deck for teletherapy). For the Beach Ball game, you need your own beach ball and a sharpie. Draw three lines across and 6 lines down. Then number the spaces 1-26. Or, use a deck of cards to play the same game with students grades 5-12 with behavioral issues.Topics and questions include: Respect, school and personal property, personal space, making inappropriate nois
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Also included in:Â 40 + COUNSELING GAMES BUNDLE for Grades K-8
Impulse Control Social Skills Lesson
Discussion questions and activities included to lead a group of students who often exhibit poor impulse control. Hands on activities as well as good vs. poor impulse control scenarios are presented.
Grades:
K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Emotion Regulation Jeopardy
This Jeopardy game is perfect for a small group focusing on Emotion Regulation. The lesson plan is ASCA standards-aligned and the template is easy to use - just cut, fold, and laminate each card. The game focuses on the red, yellow, green, and blue zones of regulation and how students can control themselves when experiencing uncomfortable feelings.
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Therapeutic Building Blocks Game (Self-Esteem & Feelings ONLY)
I have searched and searched for printable 'building blocks game' questions to use in social work sessions and found none! I found lists of questions but none that I could print onto file labels and stick onto my 'building blocks game'.
I went ahead and typed up questions and printed them on color coded labels depending on the category (social skills, self-esteem, coping skills, anger, getting to know you etc.)
This listing is for the entire set of questions. I created the document in a Word
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Zones of regulation UNO!
A fun game to practice the Zones of regulation feelings and get to know new student on your caseload! Have fun!
Grades:
2nd - 7th
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Therapeutic Building Blocks Game (Social Skills ONLY)
I have searched and searched for printable 'building blocks game' questions to use in social work sessions and found none! I found lists of questions but none that I could print onto file labels and stick onto my 'building blocks game'.
I went ahead and typed up questions and printed them on color coded labels depending on the category (social skills, self-esteem, coping skills, anger, getting to know you etc.)
This listing is for the entire set of questions. I created the document in a Word
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Counselor Question of the Day!
One thing I have always loved to do was Polls. I did them on Instagram and Twitter. My friends always enjoyed seeing them to the point that they would ask why I stopped! So, I wanted to incorporate that into my job!With the Counselor Question of the Day! I created a form (which you can do on Google or Microsoft for free) and made a QR code to print out for the students to use. They scan it with their iPads and then answer the question! The most important part of the QODs is not the fun portion,
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
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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
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PreK - 7th
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Therapeutic Building Blocks Game (Getting to Know You FREE Sample)
I have searched and searched for printable 'building blocks game' questions to use in social work sessions and found none! I found lists of questions but none that I could print onto file labels and stick onto my 'building blocks game'.
I went ahead and typed up questions and printed them on color coded labels depending on the category (social skills, self-esteem, coping skills, anger, getting to know you etc.)
This listing is for the entire set of questions. I created the document in a Word
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Expected vs. Unexpected Cards
Cards to have children go through and decide if this is expected or unexpected. This activity is good for students who are struggling with knowing what is appropriate behavior and what is not. I have found this to work very well with students who have autism. Great activity to do alone after introducing the concept of expected/unexpected or perfect follow up to the book You're a Social Detective.
When printing print pages 2-27 2 sided
Grades:
1st - 4th
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All About Me
All About Me is a introduction worksheet for teachers, social workers and/or counselors to use to get to know their students. I love using worksheets like these in groups as an ice breaker!
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Therapeutic Building Blocks Game (Getting to Know You ONLY)
I have searched and searched for printable 'building blocks game' questions to use in social work sessions and found none! I found lists of questions but none that I could print onto file labels and stick onto my 'building blocks game'.
I went ahead and typed up questions and printed them on color coded labels depending on the category (social skills, self-esteem, coping skills, anger, getting to know you etc.)
This listing is for the entire set of questions. I created the document in a Word
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Safely Home Game- stranger awareness and private body awareness
The Safely Home Game was developed by two School Counselors who work with children from grades K-8 on the important topics of Stranger Awareness and sexual abuse prevention ("Good touch-Bad touch"). This game comes complete with a game board and cards that can be printed and laminated. The game gives students a variety of situations where they must decide how to keep their body safe.
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1st - 7th
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Anger Control Baseball
A fun activity to reinforce and assess student knowledge about anger and positive anger management strategies
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Grades:
4th - 12th
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AP Psychology - Abnormal Psychology Unit Dice Roll Review
Students work in groups and roll dice to determine which row & column they must find a question to answer. Reviews concepts in the Abnormal Psychology unit in AP Psychology.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Relaxation Exercise Story
* This is a relaxation story I wrote and is intended for counselors and school counselors to use during classroom lessons, group counseling and individual counseling sessions.
* The story includes outside imagery, invites students to make their own decisions during the story and invites students to use their imagination to try to see and hear the story's images and sounds.
* It is best used in conjunction with lessons based on anger management, stress/anxiety relief and dealing with loss or grie
Grades:
1st - 8th
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The Tower to Empathy Game
Roll the dice to have students get a scenario. Then have them state how the person might have felt. Students color in their level as they complete their tower to Empathy!!! Directions included. Dice not included.
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1st - 9th
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Social Skills: Back to School Conversation Cards (Growth Mindset/SEL) 20 Cards
Welcome! This can be bought individually but is also to be included in the back to school bundle. This are printable sheets and are to be cut out. This can be presented as a game and allows prompts for students to socialize and discuss details of the summer and thoughts related to the upcoming year. 20 cards are included.Examples:" The person I spent the most time with this summer is...""I am worried about this with the start of a new school year..." The cards can be utilized as a social skills
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â Back to School Bundle (Social-Emotional Learning & Social Skills) 9 Products
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)
Coping Skills bingo
This bingo game can be played in a classroom or a small group. Some of the skills may be new for students, such as PMR (Progressive Muscle Relaxation) and deep breathing so those should be explained before. This document contains 6 different boards.
Grades:
2nd - 8th
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Learning about Sleep BINGO
Have fun teaching your students about the importance of sleep. This game goes with the power point presentation on my store about sleep.
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Grades:
4th - 12th
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