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Social emotional learning scripts for Microsoft Word
Middle School Email Templates - Positive, Behavior, Missing Assignment, Agenda
This document gives teachers 7 email templates from teachers to parents. The templates are editable and offer many suggestions. These templates include positive academics, positive behavior, one time behavior problems, repetitive behavior problems, academic concerns, teacher's weekly agenda email to parents, and missing assignment emails. DISCLAIMER: Preview will not load on Safari Browser, but will on google.
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SEL scenarios that go with the lesson "weighing the choice."
These scenarios go with the lesson "weighing the choice."
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Ten Social Skills Skits for Teens
Practicing social skills through skits can be an effective way for teens to develop and improve their social skills. Here are some reasons why practicing social skills through skits can be beneficial:Active learning: Social skills can be difficult to learn through reading or lectures alone. Practicing social skills through skits allows teens to actively participate in the learning process and apply their skills in a realistic context.Safe environment: Skits provide a safe and controlled environm
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9th - 12th
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Denied Access/ Frustration Social Story
This resource is a short and simple explanation of frustration and how to cope. Editable so it can be customized to fit your client's life, preferences and needs.
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2nd - 12th
Language Shifts, so kids will listen
It's not what we say, it's HOW we say it.It's also...not what we say, it's HOW it feels.When we approach kids in a non-threatening way, they're more likely to hear/listen to what we're saying. When we correct, criticize, assume, blame, or find fault with, many students get defensive or shut down, perceiving us a threat instead of an ally. This resource shows small shifts in how to redirect, respond, and Get Curious to shift language, so kids listen. This can be shared with parents, recess staff,
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Conversation and Sentence Starters
Print and laminate these sentence starters to make a pocket sized book for students who would benefit from sentence starters to start conversation, build social relationships, and share feelings.
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Kindness Skits French (Pink Shirt Day)
Split up students into small groups, have students act out the scenario and show kindness or fairness in the situations. This is a great way for students to show creativity, use team work, get moving in the classroom, and practice French speaking!
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3rd - 6th
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Social Story- Meeting a New Friend
Social Story for proper sequencing to meeting a new friend/asking a peer to play a game. Social pragmatics
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Preschool Social Story - I Can Listen to my Teacher (.doc)
Are your students constantly ignoring you when you try to get their attention? Mine too! I created this simple social story that gives several examples along with explanations about why we might need to redirect them throughout the day. This story also includes a short explanation of how to listen: "When my teacher is talking to me, I can pause what I am doing and listen. I can show her that I am listening by looking at her and responding with words."
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PreK - 1st
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Also included in:Â Preschool Social Story - I Can Listen to my Teacher (PDF & Doc!)
Capturing Kids Hearts Questions
These questions used by the Capturing Kids Hearts curriculum will fit in most badge holders. This allows for the questions to be easily accessible when working with students throughout the school building. There is also a whole class question blurb written out to be posted in a location that can be seen when teaching whole group.
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FREE Social Skills Skit for Teens - How to Make Small Talk
Get an entire bundle of skits HERE!Small talk can be important for teens for several reasons. It helps them develop their social skills and learn how to interact with others in a polite and friendly way. This is especially important during adolescence, when teens are navigating new social situations and trying to form connections with their peers.Small talk can also help teens build relationships and establish connections with others. By engaging in small talk, teens can find common ground with
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9th - 12th
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Fractured Ties - A short play about communication with family - SEL
The play "Fractured Ties" is about a family struggling with communication and conflict within their household. Mary, the mother, faces challenges in her relationship with her husband and children, while John struggles with communication with his father. Lily, the teenage daughter, seeks understanding and resolution, while Mike, the son, seeks to bring the family together. A therapist guides the family through a therapy session to help them navigate their conflicts and work toward healing. The pl
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6th - 9th
Behavior Implementation Plan with Break down of Strategies and Supports
This template provides you with an outline for a behavior Implementation plan. The Document also provides a breakdown of 3 basic strategies that can be molded into an individualized approach to working with students. The Help, Prompt Wait strategies included giving an outline of how to prevent behaviors while also providing specific instruction on how to approach individualized students.
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"Standing Up for What's Right": a 3-act play about Civil Rights
Introducing "Standing Up for What's Right": a 3-act play about Civil Rights designed for elementary school students.This 10-15 minute play tells the story of the Civil Rights Movement through the eyes of some of its most iconic figures. Act 1 focuses on Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott, while Act 2 highlights the correspondence between Martin Luther King Jr. and Mahatma Gandhi. The play ends with the historic election of Barack Obama.This play is perfect for 3rd to 6th-grade students an
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3rd - 6th
Respect
This is a lesson that teaches students the importance of respect. It follows the ASCA (American School Counseling Association) model and can be taught by any educator.
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PreK - 8th
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Getting an Allowance Social Story (boy)
This is a short social story that is meant to be customizable for your child. It is a short introduction that explains how an allowance is earned.
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3rd - 6th
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Behavior Contract
This is a basic shelled template to utilize as a behavior contract for middle school to high school students. Great resource to utilize with a positive behavior support plan, Functional Behavior analysis, or within an emotional support classroom.
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Breaking the Chains of Anxiety - A short play
The play "Breaking the Chains of Anxiety" is about Emma and Lily, two students who are struggling with test anxiety. Emma struggles with the test, but Lily helps her through it. They discuss their struggles and decide to seek help from Ms. Anderson. They use strategies to manage their anxiety and create a plan for the upcoming tests. Emma uses mindfulness and studying with determination, and Lily encourages her. Emma passes the test and receives positive feedback. The play ends with a scene wher
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5th - 8th
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When I am in Pain - Editable Social Story
A Social Story that explains what pain is and to ask for help when the child is feeling pain. This social story is downloadable as a word document so that you can customise and add in the child's name. This makes the story easier to relate to and understandable.
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Not Grade Specific
Peace Talk Poster
Peace Talk Poster will help guide your students through problem solving skills! This is SEL and Responsive Classroom based!
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3rd - 5th
Social Story Going to the toilet (Adolescent/Older)
Social story regarding use of toilet instead of pads/incontinence pants. Adolescent/older person.
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Taking Breaks Social Story and Point Chart
This is a social story appropriate for young girls between 5 and 8. It can be modified to include personal features to your child. It explains the routine for regulation at home and incentivizes using the calm-down routine AND verbally expressing the concern. A simple point chart is included with an example of a rewards menu.
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K - 3rd
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Drama Script - Cats and Mice
Readers Theatre script.Various reading roles - narrators, cats, mice. Can be read through or acted out. Suggested songs and dance music added - Everybody Wants to be A Cat and Scales and Arpeggios. Theme is friendship.
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1st - 4th
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