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School psychology simulations under $5
Talking to Friends BINGO Game-teaching Social Interactions
This is a simple game where young children can play and practice simple social interactions. Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder often have a difficult time understanding appropriate ways to greet, complement, comment and ask questions to peers and adults. This game gives them a fun way to practice over and over again simple forms of communication.
Along with learning an appropriate way to initiate communication, they also learn an appropriate way to respond to another person. T
Grades:
PreK - 1st
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ADHD Simulator
Looking to spice up your Abnormal Psychology Unit? This ADHD simulator is perfect for you!Students will complete three tasks that involve different symptoms of ADHD (inattention, hyperactivity, impulsivity).Students will analyze the impact of external distractions on completing simple proceduresStudents will reflect & discuss their experience in the simulatorThis lesson is always a hit and students remember the symptoms of ADHD with a renewed appreciation for the mental disorder.
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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5 Minute Demonstrations about the Effects of Bullying {6 mini-lessons}
These 6 brief, engaging lessons allow students to make connections between an interactive demonstration and the real issues of bullying and aggression that they often confront in their daily lives.
The demonstration itself, and the connection (explanation) that are described in this document are designed to increase student awareness and serve as a springboard for fully and completely addressing bullying and aggression.
Topics Include:
~ How does bullying effect self-esteem?
~ How does gossi
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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Fable Mod: Dealing with Stealing
Employing vintage artwork and a technique called Fable Mod this cognitive behavioral story deals with teaching children who steal, to change this behavior by employing positive and more adaptive self-talk. Appropriate parental behavior is also modeled. It is written by Fable Mod developer Licensed Mental Health Counselor and School Psychologist Terry L. Stawar, Ed.D. Dr. Stawar is also the author of How to be a Responsible Father: A Workbook for Offenders published by the American Correctiona
Grades:
PreK - 8th
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Fable Mod: Dealing with Name Calling and Teasing
Using vintage drawings and a technique called Fable Mod this cognitive-behavioral story deals with teaching children how to relate more positively to classmates and others without resorting to teasing or name-calling. Learning positive self-talk is emphasized. It is written by Fable Mod developer Licensed Mental Health Counselor and School Psychologist Terry L. Stawar, Ed.D. Dr. Stawar is also the author of How to be a Responsible Father: A Workbook for Offenders published by the American C
Grades:
K - 6th
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Conflict Resolution Cards
8 Conflict Resolution Cards to use to act out different scenarios, i.e. to garner what the child would do in a situation and how they would potentially react.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Fable Mod: Dealing with Schoolwork Refusal
Using vintage artwork and a technique called Fable Mod this cognitive-behavioral story deals with teaching children how to complete their school and home work by employing positive self-talk to avoid negativism and procrastination. It is written by Fable Mod developer Licensed Mental Health Counselor and School Psychologist Terry L. Stawar, Ed.D. Dr. Stawar is also the author of How to be a Responsible Father: A Workbook for Offenders published by the American Correctional Association and coa
Grades:
K - 6th
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Fable Mod: Dealing with Frustration
Using vintage artwork and a technique called Fable Mod this is a cognitive-behavioral story aimed at teaching positive self-talk to help children better manage general frustrations of everyday life. It is written by Fable Mod developer Licensed Mental Health Counselor and School Psychologist Terry L. Stawar, Ed.D. Dr. Stawar is the author of How to be a Responsible Father: A Workbook for Offenders published by the American Correctional Association and coauthor of How to be a Responsible Mothe
Grades:
K - 7th
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Fable Mod: Dealing with Fighting
Employing vintage drawings and a technique called Fable Mod this is a cognitive behavioral story aimed at reducing fighting and aggressive behavior among school aged children. It teachs adaptive self-talk to allow better cognitive control over feelings and behaviors. This story was written by Fable Mod developer Licensed Mental Health Counselor and School Psychologist Terry L. Stawar, Ed.D. Dr. Stawar is also the author How to be a Responsible Father: A Workbook for Offenders published by the
Grades:
K - 6th
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Fable Mod: Dealing with Chore Refusal
Using vintage drawings and a technique called Fable Mod, this cognitive-behavioral story deals with teaching children how to complete their chores by employing positive self-talk to avoid negativism and procrastination. The story also models appropriate parental behavior. This work has been used by professional counselors and therapists for several years and was written by Licensed Mental Health Counselor and School Psychologist Terry L. Stawar, Ed D., the developer of the Fable Mod Method.
Grades:
PreK - 7th
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Fable Mod: Dealing with Lying
Employing retro artwork and a technique called Fable Mod this is a cognitive-behavioral story aimed at teaching positive self-talk to help child better manage telling the truth in stressful situations. It also models appropriate parental behavior, It is written by Fable Mod developer Licensed Mental Health Counselor and School Psychologist Terry L. Stawar, Ed.D. Dr. Stawar is also the author of How to be a Responsible Father: A Workbook for Offenders published by the American Correctional As
Grades:
K - 7th
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Using the Bathroom Social Story
Here is a social story for those kiddos who are learning to use the potty by themselves!
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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