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EDITABLE Behavior Logs in English and Spanish with Emojis/Smiley Faces
This product contains EDITABLE weekly behavior logs in English and Spanish. The logs are designed with three smiley faces (emojis) to reflect the type of behavior for the day. They are ideal for elementary students, especially for the lower grades. The logs include a section for daily parent initials, comments and contact information. They are a quick form of communication with parents and can also be used for Behavior Intervention Plans. Thank you for purchasing my product.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
Middle School Survival Skills - Time Management/ "Chunking," and Using Planners
An interactive lesson using research-based instructional methods to help guide middle school students in strengthening their time management and study skills
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Middle School Survival Skills 101- Time Management and Chunking Assignments by Erin Cavazos is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Upper Elementary SEL Digital Journaling Prompts:Self-reflection, Values, Friends
This no-prep digital journal is a fun to engage upper elementary student into self-reflection and personal growth. This resource includes 200 thought-provoking SEL prompts (40 weeks worth of daily journaling). The journaling prompts are structured into 10 topics ( each topic comprises 20 journaling prompts) that encourage students to focus on exploring one topic at a time.The journal includes writing prompts on:Self-disclosure (Who am I?);Personal values (My values);Self-regulation skills (BIG f
Grades:
3rd - 5th
SEL Journal Goal Setting- September
Are you looking for a great Social-Emotional Learning journal/morning work for your grade 3-5 students? This resource contains 21 days of journal prompts with a word bank and sentence starters to support all types of learners. This easy to use resource can be modified to fit the needs of your specific students. The theme for the month of September is goal setting. Each month of the year has a specific SEL topic for the corresponding journal prompts.
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Behavior Expectations Homework Sheets
What motivates students to behave? Having to do homework about behavior!!! Trust me! This has worked wonders in my classroom. Students will walk quietly in the hallway, so that they don't have to fill out "Hallway Homework" and they will listen attentively at an assembly, so that they don't have to fill out "Assembly Homework". These behavior sheets cover some areas where behavior expectations are often neglected. Help your students review your expectations by assigning them homework to review
Grades:
2nd - 8th
Creativity Booklet
Learn about your students by asking them to complete this creativity booklet. A perfect activity for the start of the school year. Use this information to guide your teaching - targeting your students interests.
Grades:
PreK - 6th
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Anxiety Anchor Activity: Reframing
Anxiety anchors are strategies to help silence the worry voice (anxiety) and reframe thoughts by using a smart voice. In this activity, worry voice sentences are given and a smart voice sentence line is provided to replace it.What’s included:1 Worksheet (to complete alone or with help)1 Worksheet Extension (for a take home assignment or extra practice)Who it’s for:-Clients who are suffering from anxiety and are learning the basic steps to distinguishing anxious thoughts from rational thoughts.-U
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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What are my Zones of Regulation?
When teaching students to manage their emotions, using the Zones of Regulation can be a helpful visual. This activity challenges students to reflect on what puts them in their blue, green, yellow, and red zones. The directions prompt the student to draw and/or summarize a time when they were in those zones. For example, when I see my dog, I am in green zone because he makes me happy; when someone cheats at a game, I am in yellow zone because it is frustrating.
Grades:
K - 5th
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Strong Work Habits Dry Erase Poster (if laminated)
This is a 8.5 x 11" poster that I created for a handful of students who were failing my class, constant procrastinators, disorganized, and so on. I was tired of calling their parents saying the same thing over and over. This is an academic intervention for the students to take home, hang on their fridge or near their homework space, and to use every night. This also works for students whose parents mean well but work long hours and aren't there to reinforce strong work habits.
If you laminat
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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What Does a Friendship Worksheet
This social emotional worksheet focuses on what a friendship looks like, sounds like, and feels like. The worksheet gives students examples for each column. This worksheet can be used in the classroom individually, as a class, or in small groups. It can also be used for individual and group counseling in building social skills.
Grades:
1st - 6th
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Students Information Form (2 samples- English and Spanish)
This is a form I give to my students to have their parents fill out at the start of school. There are 2 different types, the first form is a basic information for that has a student schedule for the teacher. The second one (there is an English and Spanish copy) requires the parents to fill out for the teacher. This form is my favorite because it asks questions to the parents that are specific to the student. Any student who enters my room must have their parents fill it out. Love this!
Can be
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Letter to the Teacher! - Beginning of Year - LGBTQ-Sensitive, Trans-Inclusive
This is a getting-to-know-you activity. Students complete a fill-in-the-blank and short-answer "letter to the teacher" that can be anonymous. This can be an in-class activity, or assigned as homework. The letter should take approximately 15-20 minutes for students to complete, depending on level. The writing is appropriate for upper elementary through high school level. It is also appropriate for special education learners in the middle grades-high school levels, since it includes sentence star
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Staff
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Tier 2: Lesson Plan&Homework Chart of Social Skills templates(editable&fillable)
The lesson begins with an introduction, which includes a description of the skills to be learned, an explanation of why the skill is important, and situations where the skill can be used. After the introduction, the next step is modeling or demonstrating the skill. Typically the Facilitator models examples and non-examples of the skill and then asks students only to demonstrate the appropriate skill. The steps to the skills may be posted or students may be given a personal copy for easy referen
Grades:
1st - 8th
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Assignment Tracker
The assignment tracker is a great tool to use with students who lack organizational skills and need help managing assignments. This assignment tracker has categories for ELA, math, social studies, and science. There is a spot for students to write down their assignments, obtain teacher initials confirming the assignment is correct, and parent initials confirming the assignment was completed. Print on fun, vibrant colors, and help students organize upcoming assignments, tests, and quizzes!
Grades:
1st - 12th
Daily To Do List
Help students stay organized with daily assignments and homework.
Grades:
4th - 8th
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Social Skills group Newsletter #1 - Editable
This is a Word Document and can be edited. Feel free to edit the worksheet so that you can include the specific lessons that you are working on.
Send this newsletter home to keep in contact with parents!
Parents can learn and use the vocabulary targeted in social skills group and reinforce the skills at home.
More Practice=Better! Great for GENERALIZATION too!
Grade level is estimated. Please use your best judgment as to which students this product is appropriate for.
Grades:
1st - 12th
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SEL: Comic strips writing - Rock, Paper, Scissor
The short movie - Rock, Paper, ScissorsNew reading of the famous game Stone, scissors, paper. The characters are presented as students in a school. The film provides good material for social-emotional skills. The topic is the acceptance of the different and how to live together.***After watching the film and discussing the relationship between the characters, students should write lines of the characters in the worksheet.
Grades:
PreK - 4th
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Behaviour tracker sheet
Help students track their behaviour and responsibilities with this chart. Stick it in their agenda or on their desk to help keep them on track. Great visual reminder for impulsive students.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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Character Traits by the Month
Students will enjoy working at the character trait of the month, all month! Even at home! Each month has a specific character trait. Ex. September: Respect and each calendar day there is a respectful action they can do.
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Grades:
K - 5th
Shield of Growth Mindset (Flip that Thought Activity)
This worksheet can be used in a growth mindset activity. Students should be taught the difference between positive versus negative thinking and how to flip those thoughts. This worksheet can be used to give students some extra practice in doing so. Students will list negative thoughts that they have about themselves on the left side and will flip it into a positive thought on the right side.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
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Daily Behavior Chart
A behavior chart for daily use that breaks down into 4 areas of concentration. Points can be adapted to work on success.
Grades:
K - 12th
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Parent Homework Checklist
This is a parent homework checklist for students who have a difficult time completing and turning in their homework. The student will check of each box for the day once they have completed it! This can be a great way to set up a reward system for homework for parents!
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Grades:
4th - 12th
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Goal Setting / New Years Resolution
Simple goal setting for Middle School / High School age children. Social Emotional worksheet
Grades:
1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Homework Contract
A contract to use with students who habitually "forget" homework. Outlines expectations and incremental consequences. Fully editable word document for personalizing.
Grades:
4th - 9th
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