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Social emotional script images
The Good Samaritan Complete Puppet Show
The Good Samaritan Complete Puppet Show is a touching and memorable way to teach this beloved Bible story. The download comes with everything you need - puppet characters, background scenes, and easy script. You can enact the story for the children, or they can do it themselves. They will want to tell it again and again. Puppet images will be attached to a large craft stick (not included) so the puppets can be held from above. The background pages will be joined in an A-frame booklet that turns
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PreK - 2nd
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Boundaries Visual
Visual to help educate students on boundaries, strategies to communicate them, and when you might need them. Bonus for soccer fans.
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K - 8th
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PRIs How to Apologize Like a Hero
It critically important for every behavior intervention to include teaching new skills (or re-teaching skills that are not fluent yet). One of these important skills includes apologizing. Below is an example of a lesson that explicitly teaches someone how to apologize.For some behavior infractions, an intervention of simply coercing a student to state "I'm sorry" will not suffice. Most often, that statement should really be, "I'm sorry I got caught". Here's how to make any apology better by a
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4th - 12th
Positive School Behaviors Social Story
Use this social story about building positive school behaviors with students who need reminders about keeping hands to themselves, speaking when appropriate, listening to teachers, etc. Instead of what not to do, this story shows the right ways to behave in school. Send it home with parents to continue the reinforcement process at home!
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Not Grade Specific
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Peace Breath Poster
The Peace Breath poster invites students to soften every part of their body as they repeat peaceful thoughts and wishes.
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K - 5th
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Capturing Kids Hearts Five Questions (Map theme)
This super cute map theme poster lists the five questions to ask students off task based on the popular Capturing Kids Hearts Program.
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PreK - 12th
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Snow White and the V.I.P./D.A.R.E. Dwarves (satirical play)
This original play presents anti-drug, anti-drinking, anti-vandalism messages in a MODERN SNOW WHITE and the Seven Dwarves, with dwarves named Boozey, Smokey and Dopey done in a fairytale format. It is blatantly didactic in the Good vs Evil fairytale fashion.
It would work for elementary and middle school age groups and was written to support the V.I.P and D.A.R.E programs but could be adapted to support any Health curriculum, with some simple changes.
This play can be performed in under an ho
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5th - 7th
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Self-Regulation
This material ties in the behavioral teaching of the "Zones of Regulation" by Leah Kuypers and makes it little-person-friendly with the use of Paw Patrol characters. This is an excellent problem-solving tool for emotional regulation, classroom calm down areas, and/or special needs students.
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PreK - 2nd
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"I AM...!" Social Story - Positive Affirmations
Short social story focused on positive affirmations and reinforcing positive thoughts and positive self-talk! Have students read through this social story with you to continue supporting students to have a positive self-image. There are uplifting and colorful pictures on each page to model the affirmation listed. Students will benefit by having greater self-esteem and more practice with implementing positive affirmations.
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Not Grade Specific
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Asking for Help Visual FREEBIE!!
Help your students learn how to ask for help appropriately using this visual!
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Not Grade Specific
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Middle School Community Building Activities For The Start of The Year!
Middle schoolers really need community building skills. You have to start the first day of school and you'll be doing it all year long.We have your back! Here is an easty community building activity sheet with 6 activities you can do the first weeks of school. If you use these, let me know how they worked out for you!
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6th - 12th
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Kimochis Complete Bios Mini-poster
This document contains all 8 bios for the Kimochis (TM) characters as a supplemental learning tool during Social and Emotional lessons! Print this as a single-page document and laminate to make referencing easy, or print on multiple sheets and create a fun poster to introduce all of our friends from Kimochis Way (TM). All characters and language in these posters is copyright to the Plushy Feel Corp.
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PreK - 6th
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Chandler the Handler Confronts Bullying in Middle School
Chandler the Handler confronts bullying in the middle school conveys the idea to other young students to use a "proactive" response to bullying instead of a "reactive" one
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5th - 8th
Happy Note Home
These are notes home that you can print on white or colored paper. All you have to do is check the boxes of what your student did that day, and you have a box to write a little about the day.
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HELPS Social Problem Solving Poster
Use this poster to guide students through a peaceful problem solving process. Helpful visuals remind students of the steps. Hang on the wall or make a trifold tent with two copies - one on each side, for students to set between them when following the process.
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PreK - 5th
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Life After Highschool
I created this resource to complete an assignment for my degree. I thought this would be helpful for high school teachers, admin, and counselors to help a child decide if college is right for them.
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11th - 12th, Staff
Middle School Lesson on Inclusion and Making Assumptions
As a middle school counselor, you have to meet students where they are and this often times means trying to have their sense of humor. I have fondly and secretly titled this lesson, "You Know What They Say About Assuming Things? It makes an A*# out of you and me." will engage middle school students in a way that is powerful. They will begin to understand how we put up walls between ourselves and others and cause division when we make assumptions. And they best part...you get to teach this co
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4th - 10th
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5 Minute Mindfulness Sample Card
Email to receive a free sample digital card. Taken from the award-winning "5 Minute Mindfulness" curriculum, these cards have been deployed in resilient school / community initiatives for 20 years. Learn more at My5MM.com."Living On Purpose" is Robyn Hussa Farrell's mixed media artwork containing the "Box Breathing" activity on the back. There are over 45 cards to choose from - collect them all! All cards are part of the "5 Minute Mindfulness (5MM)" program which has been implemented over 20
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Not Grade Specific
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Hallway Rules Poster
Quick reminder of the basic hallway rules
1. Quiet Mouth
2. Hands by sides
3. Eyes forward
4. Straight line
Post on your door and refer to before exiting the classroom!
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Not Grade Specific
Repair Routine Following an Escalation
Following an escalation is perhaps the most important part of the crisis cycle. Once a student is re-regulated, problem solving and repairing is critical in making a plan (WITH THE STUDENT) and repairing any damage to the relationship. It is easily skipped over as time is short and teachers want to immediately jump back into the routine. But reflection is important for everyone. Principals and admin, this would be an effective tool if you have taken the student out of class! Regulation is import
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Not Grade Specific
DESC Communication Poster
DESC is an assertive feedback model. It has a script that children/adults can follow to support them to communicate effectively.
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Not Grade Specific
Safe Touch
Utilize this visual guide as a talking guide to discuss the differences between safe and unsafe touch. This can be used as a supplement to other curriculum, a guide to begin conversation, or a processing tool to reflect on past choices.
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Not Grade Specific
Using the C.A.L.M. Technique to Manage Anxiety
When anxiety gets to be so heightened that we can't see straight, it is important to remember to be mindful of what is happening with your thoughts. The C.A.L.M. technique walks participants through a series prompts that will encourage them to think about events in an empowering way and re-frame negative automatic thoughts.
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Not Grade Specific
Affective Language Sentence Stems
Sentence Stems to support Affective Language in your classroom. I created this to be used with my Affective Language Situation Cards. The goal of "I messages" is to support student problem solving by using positive language to express feelings and not directly place blame. One of the sentence stems comes from the book A Bug and a Wish by Karen Scheuer.
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K - 6th
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