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High school social emotional learning handouts under $5
Social Emotional Learning and Advisory Survey - Discussion Topics to Engagement
This checklist is fantastic for surveying your teens and young adults about their interests in social-emotional and life-skills. You can use this checklist to shape your program or address the topics as individual workshops.It is available for you in both print and digital. It includes a tally sheet to assess which topics students are most interested in discussing. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Behavior & Reinforcement Interest Inventory / Survey
This 5-minute survey will provide valuable information to plan for students with challenging behavior! The 2-page print-and-go inventory will help you to build better relationships with your students, incorporate their interests into lessons, and develop an individualized positive behavior management systems that works! Depending on the age of the student, this inventory can be given as an interview or the student can take it as a survey independently.Looking for more behavior management resourc
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PreK - 11th
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Also included in: Special Education - Essential Templates & Surveys - BUNDLE
I Message Template with Language Prompts for Conflict Resolution
I messages are basic skills for assertive communication. They help with problem solving conflict in interpersonal relationships. Beyond the "I feel" statement, it can be difficult for some to find the best words to describe the needs they have and the behaviors they need changed from the person they are in conflict with.To assist with conflict resolution, this resource includes a scripted "I message" template along with handouts to help aide the anxious person with language prompts that describe
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7th - 9th, Adult Education
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AP Psychology Review With Pixar's Inside Out: Movie Guide and Student Worksheets
The movie "Inside Out" provides an excellent opportunity to review various concepts related to AP Psychology. This guide provides suggestions and resources for using the movie to reinforce students' understanding of psychological theories and concepts.This resource includes a variety of activities and assessments that are aligned with the AP Psychology curriculum, covering topics such as emotions, memory, personality, and more.This guide includes:A Teacher’s Guide for Using the Movie Inside Out
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9th - 12th
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Psychology: Movie guide- Inside Out
Psychology: Movie guide- Inside OutThis is a fantastic guide that goes with the movie Inside Out. Students will start by listing as many emotions as they can. After they have a big list, they will circle the emotions that are positive or good feelings. Next students will answer questions based on different parts of the movie. Many questions will relate back to their own lives. Students will also have two more tasks to complete after the movie is over. I hope you enjoy this handout as much as
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Full Year Psychology Curriculum No-Prep, Student Centered
Myers Briggs Personality Type Indicator (MBTI) Activity Worksheet
This resource is an activity to use when introducing the Myers-Briggs Personality Type Indicator test. It asks that the participants write down their personality type and some information about themselves like strengths and weaknesses, romantic relationships, celebrities who share their personality type, career paths, etc. You can find the test here: https://www.16personalities.com/free-personality-test (I am not sponsored by this website or the Myers & Briggs Foundation) How To Use: Icebrea
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Catastrophe Scale - Problem Sorting Cards & Posters | Therapy Resource
Great activity for teaching the Catastrophe Scale and 'How big is my problem' concepts. Includes: - 54 scenario cards focusing on scenarios at school, home, and some fun ones. - 3 x Catastrophe Scale PostersGreat for the classroom, special education or your next therapy session.This resource can be used again and again! Created and used by an Occupational Therapist!══ INCLUDED ══• This digital download is a high-quality PDF file• A4 size (8.27 x 11.69 inches)• US Letter size (8.5 x 11 inches)══
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PreK - 12th
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Name It, Tame It, Reframe It SEL worksheets for high school emotional regulation
"Name it, Tame it, Reframe it" is a concept that can help teenagers understand and manage their emotions in a heathy way. They will learn to label the emotion they are feeling, plan to use effective coping strategies and then to reframe their thoughts to be more balanced to reflect reality.This resource includes 2 handouts, 3 worksheets and coping reference card to simply the concept.You can print and use these worksheets or you can assign them digitally using Google Slides™! I've included a lin
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Bundle of High School Counseling Worksheets and Resources SEL
SEL Survey - Social Emotional Learning - Interest Inventory
This 5-minute Social Emotional Learning ( SEL ) survey will provide valuable information to plan for your student's social and emotional needs! The 2-page print-and-go inventory will help you to build better relationships with your students, incorporate their interests into lessons, and develop individualized management systems that work! Depending on the age of the student, this inventory can be given as an interview or the student can take it as a survey independently.Looking for more behavior
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K - 12th
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Behavior Intervention Response Flow Chart *editable*
This editable behavior response flow chart can be used for individual students or school wide as part as a behavior intervention system! It is easily customizable to meet the needs of your classroom or school. The visually appealing layout is easy to understand and quickly use as a reference tool.Need a Google doc version? Check out: Behavior Intervention Response Flow Chart *editable* Google VersionIf you need behavior accommodation ideas, check out this Effective Accommodations for Behavior re
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Also included in: ESY Behavior Support Bundle
Unhelpful Thinking Errors Common with Anxiety Activity for high school students
An activity for students dealing with anxiety. This is two PDF handouts describing common thinking errors common with anxiety and relevant examples. There is then a worksheet for the student to fill out with guidance of their own personal examples of the thinking errors they have experienced. The last worksheet is a "decatastrophizing" worksheet where they estimate the likelihood of the worst cast scenarios, the best case scenarios and their ability to cope with a perceived threat. If you like m
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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K-ESS3-1
Also included in: Bundle of High School Counseling Worksheets and Resources SEL
DBT Cheat Sheet Skills Poster - DBT Skills - Dialectical Behavior Therapy Guide
DBT Cheat Sheet 1-page printable poster. This poster provides students with a quick reference to DBT skills within the 4 primary DBT modules - Distress Tolerance, Emotion Regulation, Mindfulness, and Interpersonal Effectiveness.8.5"x11" digital download printable PDFWant more resources like this? Check out my full catalog of DBT worksheets and handouts here.Related Products:DBT Coping Skills BundleThank You! ❤️I really appreciate your interest in this product! I love to design and create new thi
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Mindfulness Activity: Managing Stress and Anxiety with SEL | Calm Down Corner
This meditative activity is wonderful for creating a positive atmosphere that encourages mindfulness. Mandala creation can quiet the mind, encourage metacognitive awareness and calm anxiety. In this visual and artistic reflection on mindfulness, students will create mandalas out of words and phrases that are designed to get them thinking clearly and staying present in the moment, with some optional positive mantras to experiment with as well. Students will spin the paper as they write to create
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Social Emotional Learning Activities and Coping Strategies
End Of The Year Activities Packet: NO PREP, Middle or High School, FACS
Get your upper elementary, middle, or high school students actively engaged and entertained during the end of the school year with this comprehensive End of the Year Activities Packet. As students start to get restless in anticipation of summer break, these fun and interactive activities are perfect for keeping them focused and motivated until the last day of school.Designed to be versatile and adaptable, each activity in this packet can be completed independently, with a partner, in small group
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4th - 12th
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Special Education Reinforcer Reward Survey Inventory
Don't know what kind of reward motivates your student? With this reinforcer survey / inventory, you can interview your student and find out what they dislike, like, and love! This makes a positive reinforcement system or token chart much more effective - because you will use rewards that your student actually likes and responds to!Included in this product:2-page reinforcer survey in multiple colorsinstructions on how to use productOnce you discover what your student will respond do, check out my
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PreK - 12th
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Also included in: Special Education Behavior Management Starter Kit Bundle
Editable! Dollar Street Website & 100 People Activity (great advisory activity)
These are two social studies, world cultures, separate advisory or homeroom lessons to help students understand the world better. They could be two separate lessons or one long one. The pictures shown are from the videos. In the "If The World Were 100 People" lesson, the engaging video link describes the world's population filtering for income, technology, language, etc. In the editable handout, teachers can tailor the analysis to their city and school. Students will answer questions about
Grades:
6th - 12th
Healthy Romantic Relationships BUNDLE for high school students SEL
This is some of my best work! This is a 33 slide presentation for high school students on WHY relationships are so important, how to build a healthy relationship, how to identify an unhealthy or abusive relationship and what to do if you see teen dating abuse. You will also get the PDFs of the Green vs Red Flags handout with a blank worksheet and the Relationship Spectrum handout which also includes a blank worksheet. Lastly, there is a worksheet that goes along with the presentation.If you like
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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NGSS:
K-ESS3-1
Back to School Reflection Activity for Team Building and Discussion
Are you looking for the perfect team building and reflection activity? Do you want your students sharing and getting to know each other? Then download this Back to School Reflection Activity for Team Building and Discussion resource!In this no prep resource, students reflect on times they persevered or felt proud of themselves, on friendships, goals, learning strategies, grit, and other topics. Great for Back to School or to strengthen classroom community any time during the year! In a think-and
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7th - 10th
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In Four Years, I Hope Activity: Leap Year, Middle or High School, NO PREP, SEL
In Four Years, I Hope...ActivityLeap into the future with this engaging and introspective activity designed for middle or high school students. Embrace the unique occasion of Leap Year to encourage reflection on personal aspirations and set meaningful goals for the future. This activity is incredibly versatile and can be seamlessly integrated into various subject areas or used to celebrate Leap Year.Key Features:Detailed Lesson Plan: A step-by-step guide to implementing the activity in your clas
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5th - 12th
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Psychological Disorders One Pager Project: Print and Digital
This one pager project focuses on psychological disorders. Students will create a one page project that explains a psychological disorder while also describing the symptoms and treatment options available.Topic Categories:· Anxiety Disorderso General Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder, Phobia, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder· Mood Disorderso Major Depressive Disorders and Bipolar Disorder· Dissociative Disorderso Dissociative Amnesia, Dissociative Fugue, Dissociat
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: Psychology Curriculum Custom Bundle
Diagnose Psychopathologies/Abnormal Psych/Mental Illness DSM-5
Diagnose Psychopathologies/Abnormal Psych/Mental Illness DSM-5Students will:Utilize a condensed version of the DSM-5 Cliff Note handout with teacher definitions of disorders to diagnose patients. This is a perfect summary assignment/activity to introduce the varying psychopathologies to students in one day.Objectives:I will understand the symptoms associated with varying psychopathology case studies I will explore to recognize varying symptoms in order to diagnose patientsBackground:There are ma
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Interest Inventory for Middle and High School Students
Too many "All About Me" activities are created for elementary school students; get to know your middle and high school students with this simple interest inventory. Learn about their likes/dislikes and goals while also gathering important information for you as a teacher (access to wifi, obligations outside of school).Sentence frames make this a short and simple activity, while also offering support for ELL and SPED students, as well as struggling readers.
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8th - 11th
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Social Skills - Social Emotional Learning - Learning to Cope with Changes -
Learning to Deal with Change in Your LifeLife Skills and Social SkillsObjectives: Students will be able to:· Identify different types of change.· Understand why it is important to properly cope with change.· Define escape coping and control coping.· Describe four strategies which can help cope with change.BEHAVIOR REFLECTION - Social SkillsGood Sport LessonHONESTY - TRUSTWORTHYFeedback is Greatly Appreciated Thank YouMichael
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7th - 12th
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In My 2024 Era: New Years Activity-Middle School, High School, FACS, FCS
In My 2024 Era Lesson - New Year's ActivityEngage your middle school or high school students in a reflective and goal-setting experience with this "In My 2024 Era" lesson. Perfect for the beginning of the year, this resource provides a comprehensive package to guide students through self-reflection, envisioning their future, and setting meaningful goals.Contents:Detailed Lesson Plan:A step-by-step guide that ensures easy implementation and adaptability to your classroom needs.List of Motivationa
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5th - 12th
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