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Journaling as a Life Skill: An Introduction to Journals
Embark on a Journaling Adventure! ✍️Ahoy, dedicated educators! Set sail on a captivating journey into the world of journaling with our treasure trove of resources designed to inspire and engage your students in self-expression and introspection. Our Journaling Unit is the perfect compass to guide young minds through the vast ocean of their thoughts and emotions, making it an invaluable addition to your teaching arsenal. Dive into the Depths of Self-DiscoveryJournaling: A Gateway to ExplorationU
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6th - 11th
BUNDLE of DIGITAL JOURNAL TEMPLATES - Therapy Aid for Individual Counselors
Encourage students to practice new skills between sessions with this bundle of digital journal templates. Engage students and make it simple with a digital bullet journal that can quickly and simply be completed from any device. BUNDLE and SAVE! Grab ALL 10 Resources at 20% OFF!Free BONUS available ONLY in this Bundle : ADHD Organizer In order to get students to form new healthy habits they need to consistently practice skills being taught. This bundle of digital journal templates are common the
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7th - 10th
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Social and Emotional Learning: Group Worksheet
Arrr, mateys! ⚓️Are you ready to embark on an enriching journey that will not only enhance your classroom experience but also foster personal growth for you and your students? Introducing our introductory lesson to Social and Emotional Learning (SEL), designed specifically for educators who understand the profound impact of emotional intelligence on academic success and overall well-being.Why Choose SEL?Social and Emotional Learning is more than just a buzzword; it's a transformative approach to
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5th - 12th
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Social and Emotional Learning: What is it?
Ahoy, landlubbers! ⚓️Are ye ready to set sail on an epic voyage of self-discovery and emotional intelligence? Avast ye! Introducing our guided reading adventure: "Introduction to Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)" - a treasure map to navigate the turbulent seas of feelings and relationships.Why Choose SEL?Social and Emotional Learning be more than mere words; 'tis the compass that guides our young buccaneers through the stormy waters of life. Our guided reading be the key to unlockin' the che
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5th - 12th
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
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3rd - 5th
Addictions Drugs and Mental Health Assignment
Addictions, Drugs and Mental Health Assignment. This assignment requires students to research certain drugs and make a presentation based on their findings. Breakdown of grading scheme is included.
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8th - 11th
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Teen Decision Making/ Health Triangle Article and Reflection
Teens read an article that discusses how teens tend to make rash decisions, and what role the brain plays in their decision making process. - Students will reflect on the article and how it makes them think about their personal health- Students will identify what part of the health triangle they believe this falls into
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7th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Full School Year Seasonal Newsletter Template
The perfect resource filled with a years worth of seasonal newsletter templates :). This resource allows you to customize the grade level and the content you would like to include.Includes:Back-to-schoolWinter, Spring, Summer, FallValentine's DayHolidaySt. Patrick's DayThanksgiving
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Not Grade Specific
Mapping Stress in the Body
This activity helps students to recognize the mind-body connection. They'll use color coding to visualize how various emotions make them feel physically. It also asks them to reflect on specific stressors in their lives, what they have control over, and healthy coping strategies that might help. This neat, ready-to-print worksheet is a great independent practice follow-up to a social-emotional learning (SEL) or mental health unit lesson about stress, stressors, coping skills, etc. There are no r
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6th - 12th
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Behavior Chart Among Us Themed
Laminate and use the following Among Us themed behavior incentive and goal monitoring charts. Edit to type in specific goals.Use a sharpie to mark if the goal was met, then record the percentage at the end of each day. Use a dry-erase marker to erase and reuse the chart the following day.
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Not Grade Specific
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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
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8th - 11th
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"I Lost a Tooth" Writing and Crowns
"I lost a tooth!" Here's a way to celebrate, read & write narratives about, and involve parents in the big event. Make crowns & a class book all about losing a tooth. Take advantage of kids' desire to talk & write about their experiences by having a book ready to share all their stories. When a child loses a tooth, they get to wear a crown for the day & take home a class book to read about others' experiences and write their own. This has been a favorite of my Kindergarten a
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K - 1st
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Also included in: Make a Class Book of the Month Writing Bundle
Social Psychology Notes Guide - High School Psych.
This guided notes packet accompanies the Social Psychology Google Slides presentation available in my store. This packet includes everything your high school psychology students need to know about Social Psychology. It is organized clearly and is easy for the students to complete and easy to teach.
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Social Psychology Unit - High School Psychology
Editable Monthly Behavior Calendar (12 months, easy)
Editable monthly behavior calendar. Unveil the ultimate way to foster open communication between educators and parents with our Editable Monthly Behavior Calendar. This comprehensive resource is designed to strengthen the teacher-parent partnership while providing an invaluable insight into students' progress and behavior throughout the year. 12 Months of Insight✏️ Customizable and User-FriendlySeamless Parent-Teacher Connection
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PreK - 5th
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Tu iceberg (Spanish students make and share their personal cultural iceberg)
Based on Edward T. Hall's Cultural Iceberg Model, Spanish students learned about the submerged aspects of culture that, although invisible to the eye, can influence what we can actually see about a person, country, region or institution. Teacher guide:Assignment (before class, as preparation assignment which should be reviewed on the day of the class about the iceberg theory as the first activity):Observa este diagrama que representa la teoria del iceberg. ¿Crees que los aspectos más sumergidos
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: The iceberg theory of culture: A lesson plan for Spanish class
Homework/Missing Work Intervention
Have a student who struggles to complete work in class? Here is a simple work/homework intervention that you can implement with your student and their parents. It helps increase home/school interactions and encourages the support from parents to help in getting their students work completed. You can choose what the student earns at the end of the form or if the positive adult attention is enough to incentivize your student. Pair this with a force-choice-reward and you can have a successful inter
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Not Grade Specific
Kindergarten Homework Newsletters
Upgrade your Kindergarten Homework and make it easier for YOU! This editable monthly homework pack the perfect addition to your homework folders. It provides simple tasks to reinforce concepts that are being taught in schoolThere is 1 page for each month of August through June. Thats 11 Newsletters to send home through the year! Simply print it out and send it home for the month! For each month, there are 16 activities to help build the whole child.Included on each Monthly Homework Newsletter:Ac
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K
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30-day Self-Reflective Writing Challenge - Prompts for Positive Mental Health
This resource includes 30 prompts for student self-reflection on a variety of topics. Examples of prompts include:*What are the different parts of your identity that make you who you are? How have these different parts of your identity affected the way you live in and interact with the world? Consider gender, ethnicity, family, upbringing, neighborhood, culture, sexuality, values, and more. *What are your top values? Make a list of values that are important to you, then choose the five that you
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Identify Empathy - Emotional Literacy (Lesson #5)
* ready to use- with teacher support or independentlyLearning Objective- I will be able to use adjectives to describe settings.This lesson was used to support at home learning for students with exceptionalities. The lesson is broken down into sections and ends with a self-assessment.Words of the WeeksUse in Sentences.Similes/Metaphors Challenge.Recap from Last Week:Adjective Definition.3 Examples.Culture Definition.5 Features of Culture.Watch Video Clip - "Lion":What's Happening?Identify Setting
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7th - 9th
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Writing about Kindness
Looking to have your students reflect about kindness? Grab your favorite picture book to pair with this activity. Students will answer short questions about kindness and then write long to engage deeper with the topic.
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4th - 6th
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Staying positive
Students write or draw three ways you can stay positive when things get tough. Perfect for a wellbeing lesson implemented in your classroom.
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K - 2nd
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AP Psychology Break the Stigma Project
Break the Stigma ProjectIncludes:Assignment descriptionRubricSample projectPerfect for:Middle School/Jr. High-HealthHigh School-HealthAP PsychologyIntro to PsychologyUndergraduate-Psychology classesSocial Work classesPublic Health classesGraduate School-Clinical Psychology classesCommunity Psychology classesClinical Counseling classesClinical Social Work classesMezzo/Macro Social Work classesPublic Health ClassesResource for:Health TeachersHigh School Psychology TeachersPsychology/Social Work/Co
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Growth Mindset Statement Revision Worksheet | Editable | FREE
Are you trying to help students foster a growth mindset in your classroom? This worksheet introduces students to the definition of a growth mindset, and includes steps for how to adopt a growth mindset. Students are tasked with transforming negative statements into positive and growth-oriented statements, promoting a growth mindset. Answer Key included.See full preview attached and edit to meet the needs of your students once downloaded!WHY: Transforming negative statements into growth mindset s
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4th - 8th
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Active Listening Bundle
This bundle is perfect for the first months of school as students are transitioning from 2nd grade into 3rd grade and summer vacation.
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3rd
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