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Free 2nd grade school psychology resources
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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Free SEL Self-Regulation Mindful Coloring Pages
These social emotional learning mindful coloring pages are perfect for the child who is overwhelmed, anxious or needs a calm down break. These self-regulation breathing tracks are a perfect addition to your counseling groups, lunch bunch or to support self-regulation at home or in your homeroom classroom. Did you know that we now have a Social Emotional Coloring Bundle? Check it out!Includes:Rainbow BreathsAngry Like a Lion Sour Like a LemonLight Like a LeafStinky Attitude Makeover Perfect for:C
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Also included in:Â Mindfulness Lessons Breathing Cards and Activities Bundle for Counseling
Bucket Filler or Bucket Dipper Activity
This activity goes with the book, How Full Is Your Bucket, by Tom Rath.
Bucket Filler or Bucket Dipper Game:
Cut Label and glue on bucket (or bag). Cut out 30 cards double sided and place in bucket (or bag). Divide the class into two teams. Each student comes up and pulls out a card. If the card is positive (bucket filler) their team gets a point. If the card is negative (bucket dipper) their team doesn’t get a point. The team with the most points wins the game.
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1st - 6th
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I SPY COPING SKILLS! Free Poster / Printable
FREE Printable! An I-Spy printout with various coping strategies. Educators and parents can use this activity as a fun and easy way to engage with their kiddos around the topic of coping strategies.A fun worksheet for students. Plus, ca help students to focus, so the act of searching for different coping skills can act as a self-regulation tool, too.
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K - 8th
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Free Feelings Posters | Social Emotional Learning Activity Freebie
This FREE Feelings Posters and Handbook Sample pack features 4 free posters and worksheets that cover the emotions happy, sad, worried, and angry. Each poster contains the feeling definition. And the worksheet provides feeling sensation, body language cues, and examples. Comes in digital and printable formats. If you like this sample pack, and would like access to a total of 50 different feelings, check out my Multicultural Feelings Posters, Emotion Chart & SEL Activity: Body Language Cu
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PreK - 7th
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Calm Down Corner FREEBIE
This freebie includes everything you need to start a simple calm down corner for your students to take mindful breaks and learn self regulation This download includes: "How does my body feel" dry erase chart"How do I feel" interactive board"What can I do" interactive board"I can take 5 deep breaths" guided breath chartInterested in how I implement a calm down corner in my speech room? Check out my blog post HERESTAY CONNECTED (freebies, ideas, inspiration, & more)Follow me on Instagram: @itt
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PreK - 5th
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THE I-SPY FEELINGS CHALLENGE: Free Social Emotional Learning Activity!
The I-Spy Feelings Challenge is one of the many activities included in The Feelings Comic Book for Kids! If you're looking for an engaging way to help children build skills to relate to their feelings in kind and compassionate ways, be sure to check out the full 50+ page resource. Perfect for lessons, small groups, individual counseling, and reading at home.
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1st - 5th
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Positive Self-Talk Poster for Social Emotional Learning & Classroom Decor
Use this free positive self-talk poster to remind kids and teens in your classroom the phrases that matter most! Positive affirmations and self-talk can be used to help kids start the morning in a positive way, build confidence, and as a calm-down activity.Phrases include:Every day is a fresh start.I am a work in progress.Challenges help me grow.It's okay to feel how I feel.I am in charge of my choices.I am grateful for what I have.I am enough.My voice matters.I am resilienceI can do tough thin
Grades:
1st - 8th
Social Emotional Learning: Emoji Feelings Recognition Activities
These activities are designed to help young children recognize and discuss the myriad of emotions they experience.
Children sometimes struggle with identifying and expressing their feelings because they don’t always understand what they are feeling.
These activities offer a fun and engaging way to teach children about feelings so they become more comfortable with communicating how they feel.
Research shows that when children understand their feelings, they are better able to regulate their em
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PreK - 2nd
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Mindfulness Activity SEL-Anxiety-Anger-Stress Management-Trauma-Mental Health
Calm Down Corner Activity Poster - Social Emotional Learning Strategies - Coping Skills - Instant Digital Download of this Happy Place Visualization Fillable Worksheet - Calming Strategies - Emotional Regulation.This worksheet can be used as a stand alone exercise for emotional regulation, in a calming corner, in a social skills or behavior intervention group, or as a supplement to a mindfulness journal for social emotional learning. Can be an excellent tool for stress management, anxiety, ange
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K - 7th
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What Bugs Me - Anger Management Worksheet
This no prep anger management worksheet will help students identify their anger triggers. Students will look at 6 triggers and decide what "bugs" them. Students will also have the opportunity to write in their own anger triggers. This is a great worksheet for individual, small group, or classroom counseling sessions.****************************************************************************************************************************** What People Are Saying About This Resource: Carleen sa
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K - 2nd
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FREE Mandala Coloring Sheet Printable (active meditation and mindfulness)
Mandala means circle in Sanskrit. Circles are a powerful symbol found in many cultures and in our environment. We see them in halos, prayer wheels, and other religious symbols, architecture, and nature. Mandalas have been used for a long time to facilitate meditation as they help to center the body and mind. Coloring a mandala can be seen as a form of active meditation which can help children deal with their emotions as well as calm them from the constant stimulation of our modern world. By focu
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1st - 8th
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Free SEL Mindfulness Coloring Pages for Kids | Deep Breathing Exercises
These deep breathing exercises coloring pages for kids were created to celebrate our subscribers on our YouTube channel! Use these social emotional learning mindful coloring pages in your primary classrooms or counseling sessions to support grounding through unique self-regulation exercises. Each breathing card introduces a different animal and includes a QR code to the growing SEL playlist. Did you know that we now have a Social Emotional Coloring Bundle? Check it out!Includes (so far):Lion Bre
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Also included in:Â Mindfulness Lessons Breathing Cards and Activities Bundle for Counseling
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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Social Skills & Emotions Activity with Inside Out
Looking for a fun way to discuss emotions? This is the perfect activity to break the ice and encourage critical thinking. This social skills activity pairs with the following youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOkyKyVFnSs. Pause the video before revealing the emotion and have the student explain what clues they found to guess the emotions. This is a three part activity. I provided an example of each section below. Â Part 1 example: How is she feeling?Facial expressions?Body language?
Grades:
1st - 5th
ADHD Coping Skills - Executive Functioning Boost-Natural Brain Health Strategies
Natural and Non-Medication ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) Strategies To Improve Executive Functions - kids, teenagers, young adults. How To Stimulate The ADHD Brain Without Stimulants - elementary school, middle school, high school, college.Natural coping skills and activities to help manage ADHD symptoms. This is a helpful printable handout/poster/infographic providing psychoeducation on the brain differences in ADHD versus a neurotypical brain. It also describes several natu
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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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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Respect Sorting Activity
This is a red/green sorting activity with two templates:Respectful vs DisrespectfulKind vs UnkindThis activity comes with 16 icons to cut out and sort into each category (8 icons for each category). It was originally designed for special education students with autism as a supplemental material during a social skills lesson on respect.This product is a sorting activity for how to be respectful versus disrespectful. It also includes a kindness sort template if you prefer that terminology. It come
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in:Â Respect Bundle (Respect Social Narrative and Activity)
Free Behavior Support & Functional Behavior Assessment Checklist (Free)
Are you needing to complete a functional behavior assessment for your student with special needs or developmental delays? This 5 -page product contains behavior support questions to ask yourself or to ask a team when attempting to find the function of a student’s challenging behavior. There are also several checklist items (in question form) to help you think about various solutions that could possibly begin a course of action for your behavior support plan. It is meant to be a supplemental, in
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Conversation Starter Cards FREEBIE for Counseling, Lunch Bunch & Morning Meeting
This FREE set of 20 conversation starter cards is a must-have for school counselors, teachers, and parents! I always keep a set with me in my bag and they have been so helpful and meaningful for both my students and my own family! These cards are wonderful for K - 8th graders, with the educator reading the card aloud to our younger learners and older students reading them themselves! The educator can select ahead of time which cards are most relevant to their student/group or just play with the
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K - 8th
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Feelings And Emotions Worksheets - FREE
Includes 3 no prep worksheets to help students understand the basic feelings of anger, happiness and sadness. For each worksheet, students will look at what the feeling means, what they look like when they experience that feeling, what causes them to experience that feeling, and how they can cope with it. Looking for more feelings worksheets? Check out my Feelings/Emotions Workbook. It includes sheets for 25 different feelings, such as: Angry, annoyed, anxious, brave, confused, content, curious,
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K - 2nd
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Year-Long School Counseling Curriculum Map
Looking for a school counseling curriculum plan for the entire year? This school counseling program roadmap details how and when to use school counseling resources for an entire school year so you are never left without a great idea! Why I created this: I created this curriculum map to show how I typically plan out my school counseling program for the school year. It is divided by month and then into the three tiers of school counseling plus data collection tools.How to use the map: The map is a
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1st - 6th
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Also included in:Â School Counseling Activities for the Year - Elementary Counseling Curriculum
How are you Feeling? Morning Meeting Anchor Chart
Great addition to your morning meeting routine. Students hold up a finger to let you know how they are feeling as they arrive at school. Great discussion starter and community building activity!
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Author Study Mega Bundle SAVE 50% by purchasing all at once. This pack highlights 27 picture book authors and 16 chapter book authors from our best-selling Pack 1, Pack 2 and Chapter
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K - 3rd
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Functional Behavior Assessment & Behavior Plans (By: Autism Classroom)
Functional Behavior Assessment & Behavior Plans. (Updated July 2020.)Follow this store by clicking the green star!Welcome to the Autism Classroom shop. I have many resources for teaching students with autism. I also have materials for general education (pre-k through 2nd) and special education (children and teens.) Some items are made for primary grades and some items are specifically for teens with autism. Check out my social skills worksheets, executive functioning skills printables, task
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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