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Middle school school counseling homework for Microsoft Word
Middle School Health Lesson: Analyzing Influences--Is Everybody Doing It?
This is a lesson for middle school health education. It is a skill-based lesson to teach and assess National Health Education Standard 2: Analyzing Influences. Alcohol and Other Drugs is the content area, with a focus on social norms and peer pressure.
The lesson cites specific National Health Education Standards which it addresses. It also contains a pre-assessment writing prompt, class activities, and post-assessment with rubric.
I have developed three skill-based lessons for each of the ei
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Grades:
6th - 8th
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Career Exploration Work Book-Exploring Education & Training Options
Exploring Education & Training Options introduces students to many of the education and training options that are available after high school.
Options include:
Colleges - Public, Private, For Profit
Junior Colleges
Vocational/Technical Schools
The Military
Job Corps
Apprenticeships
For further information contact: careeractivities@gmail.com
Grades:
6th - 10th, Staff
Ted Talks for College and Career Prep
This is an activity for a College/Career/financial literacy class. It can be used in a variety of ways: homework, extra credit, sub activity, computer lab activity or a class activity. Included is my Ted Talk Reflection as well as a list of appropriate and interesting Ted Talks. It is also formatted for distance learning and can be copied and pasted into a google doc. I also have links to each ted talk. I have updated the links as of 10/17/2022
Grades:
7th - 12th
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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
PERSONAL STRENGTHS List : School Counselors Coping Cards - Identity Development
Teens can often feel self-conscious about their differences rather than embracing their uniqueness as a personal strength. Support adolescence identity development with this fun Personal Strengths List. Want all Therapist Aid Coping Cards at a 20% discount? CLICK HERE If you have a student with low self-esteem, someone who struggles to accept compliments, or sees the world through a negative lens then try these personal strength cards. Open up powerful conversation and processing in session, and
Grades:
8th - 11th
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Career Exploration- Career DNA Personality
I made and use this assignment in my Home & Careers course as an introductory activity to the Career Exploration Unit. Students will take a quick survey based upon 'Holland's Theory of Career Choice' and be given 3 personality traits they fall under. Then they read about each of their personality choices (including activities that may interest them, suggested high school courses to take, suggested clubs to get involved in, suggested internship positions, college majors and sample professio
Grades:
7th - 10th
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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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6 Middle School Health Lessons-Bundled: Accessing Info & Interpersonal Comm
These six lessons are for middle school health education.They are skill-based lessons designed to teach and assess National Health Education Standard 3: Accessing Valid Information and Standard 4: Interpersonal Communication. They cover these content areas: Nutrition, Consumer Health, Social, and Mental and Emotional Health.
These six lessons cite specific National Health Education Standards which they address. Each lesson contains a pre-assessment writing prompt, class activities, and post-
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6th - 8th
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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
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3rd - 6th
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Career Exploration Work Book Grades 4-6
Fun and informative way to study Rapidly Growing Careers, Careers That Have Many Job Openings, and New & Emerging Careers. Variety of activities including coloring pages, word searches, crossword puzzles. Work Books are purchased by donors and sent home for completion.For additional information contact: careeractivities@gmail.com
Grades:
7th - 9th, Staff
Resume Writing Worksheet
This easy fill-in worksheet allows students to brainstorm the information they would like to include on a resume. Use this worksheet as a discussion tool in class and then assign your students the task of writing a resume for homework. You could allow your students to apply for "jobs" within your classroom (i.e., Cleanliness Officer, Makeup Work Administrator) using their resumes.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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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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Character Education: Good Judgement (HOMEWORK w/ parent involvement)
If you have a particular student (or an entire class) that has been showing unacceptable school behavior, poor judgment, this activity is an opportunity to discuss real world situations they may soon find themselves facing. This activity would work well in a Health class, by a counselor or Behavior Strategist, or by any teacher dealing with behavior problems that has noticed their students making poor choices. This worksheet asks students to read about scenarios that teens often find themselves
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Grades:
8th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Creating a Positive Reputation - Unit w/ Homework, Activities, and Games
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
College & Career Readiness Study Guide
This Study Guide can be used with my College & Career Readiness Test. It covers all of the material on the test.**Be sure to leave a rating and earn TPT credits!**Copyright © A Counselor’s Dream. All rights reserved by author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Do NOT share, reproduce, or distribute print or digital copies in any form. Please refer interested teachers to my TPT store at www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/A-Counselors-Dream to purchase their own copie
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â College & Career Readiness Bundle
SMART Goals
Secondary worksheet to teach and practice making SMART Goals; specific, measurable, attainable (or action), realistic, and timely.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Which Classes Should I Take in High School for my College Major Worksheet
This worksheet can be used in combination with the presentation on picking high school classes based on student's future careers or it can be used as its own activity! This can be used with scheduling to help students understand what classes they should be taking.
*Replace the classes listed with the classes in your school. They are in a table that has white borders.
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Dating Checklist - Guidelines for a Positive Dating Experience
To be used by Health teachers, counselors, or Behavior Strategists teaching older students about DATING. This handout defines the different areas and guidelines that exist when a dating experience is healthy and positive. Students are provided with a checklist of characteristics to look for in a person that they are considering dating. Ask students to complete the checklist throughout their dating relationships to make sure the person they are dating has the types of qualities they should be loo
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Grades:
8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Teen Dating UNIT: Healthy Relationships in Middle School
Dating - Parents Weigh In (homework)
To be used by Health teachers, counselors, or Behavior Strategists teaching older students about DATING. Students will take this worksheet home to question a parent or trusted adult about their viewpoints on dating - students will write down what they say. For example, parents are asked - At what age is it appropriate for me to date? Who would you prefer that I dated? What concerns you when you think about me dating?The following day, students can share the types of responses they got from the
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Grades:
8th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Teen Dating UNIT: Healthy Relationships in Middle School
DBT - Opposite Actions
For 99 cents you will receive three Dialectal Behavioral Therapy Worksheets and one answers worksheet. These worksheets focus specifically on doing the opposite behavior when experiencing emotional regulation issues. When you experience an emotion, a behavior usually comes with it. If you are angry, you might fight or argue. If you are sad, you might withdraw from your friends. Your body causes you to react to emotions in a specific way. Doing the opposite action will help you change your emotio
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6th - 12th
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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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Mind and Body Weekly Journal Assignment
This is a week long mind and body journal assignment perfect for PE and Health teachers who are working with students remotely. This assignment is also a good way for students to "check in" with their own mental health when incorporating mindfulness into your teaching.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Daily To Do List
Help students stay organized with daily assignments and homework.
Grades:
4th - 8th
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