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Social emotional learning homework for Microsoft Word
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
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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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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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
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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Also included in:Â English Collection - Lesson on Cultural Identity and Writing a Diary Entry
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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Behavior Contract- Homework Intervention
Have a student who is struggling to bring back homework? Here is a behavior intervention that can help! This homework behavior contract is a great way to increase parent and school communication to ensure everyone is on the same page. You can add an incentive to this if you want/need to increase student buy in. Great for a student who's Force/Choice/Reward is Adult Attention.
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1st - 12th
Keeping Ourselves Healthy (editable)
Draw healthy foods inside the body, draw healthy activities/ habits outside of the body.Handy pre/post assessment to quickly check understanding.
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PreK - 1st
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Self Management Priority Assignment Tracker
Self Management Tool 6th-12th gradeThis can be used for students to track and prioritize their assignments. Great for students who have difficulty with organization or have difficulty completing their assignments. This can be used as a counseling resource for students to teach them to organize and prioritize which assignments to complete first, when they are overwhelmed by their many missing assignments.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Email Etiquette Worksheet
This assignment accompanies my Email Etiquette Lesson. This allows students to practice email etiquette by identifying issues with emails and rewriting them to be more appropriate.
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Not Grade Specific
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Respect Activies for Families
This activity is a great way for students to practice their respectful skills at home. Parents and Families will record the ways their child is respectful at home. On Monday during group time, the teacher will share one way each student way respectful. For older students, the student can choose one way they were respectful to share with their peers. This is a great way to practice their skills outside of school!
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Not Grade Specific
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Wellness Journal
This wellness journal can be used and reused for a monthly, weekly and daily format. This includes tracking feelings, goals, priorities, daily affirmations and more.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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
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1st - 8th
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Sociology: Cultural Relativism Guided Notes and Reading
These notes correspond with the slides in my store. Check my store page for the full bundle!
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â Sociology: Culture and Cultural Relativism Full Lesson with Notes
Counseling Exit Tickets
This exit ticket helps the student focus on what they learned and is a communication tool for teachers to see so they know what the student's focused skill is for that week. For older grades I will have them reflect and write for younger grades often I will review it verbally with them and write it.
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Not Grade Specific
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English test about emotions in "Elemental" movie (Italian students)
Un test basato sul film di animazione Elemental, pensato per spingere gli studenti (II o III anno SSIG) a riconoscere la diversità del profilo emotivo dei personaggi, distinguere tra emozione e sentimento e raccontarsi in un breve writing provvisto di prompts. Prerequisiti: livello A2, conoscenza del lessico relativo alle emozioni, past simple.
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7th - 10th
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My Coping Skills List
I created this simple "worksheet" to help my students keep track of the skills that work for THEM! Learning a multitude of skills throughout a semester or school year can be overwhelming! Refer to this often and remind students to write down their preferred skills to use.
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Not Grade Specific
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Planning Your Success
"Planning Your Success" Worksheet: Empowering Your High School Students for a Bright Future Calling all dedicated educators! Elevate your students' academic journey with the transformative power of "Planning Your Success" worksheet. Designed with the urban high school student in mind, this invaluable resource equips you with a practical tool to address the unique challenges your students may encounter, allowing you to guide them towards academic excellence. By incorporating this engaging worksh
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9th - 12th
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Emotions Strategies Worksheet
What coping strategies can I use to overcome my feelings and help me calm down?Students can draw or write their coping strategy when they are feeling the emotions.
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K - 2nd
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Teel Sentence Starters for Emotions Journal
Want to focus on clear and structured paragraphing? Want your students to write about their emotions? Use this scaffold for your students to follow with the task having been used as an assignment, homework, and a weekly journal.
Grades:
6th - 9th
Kindness Experiment
This is a great experiment for students to practice kindness and learn about themselves. Students will do a kindness experiment for 7 days where they will do 7 different acts of kindness and write a reflection each day about what they learned. At the end, students will write a reflection about what they learned about themselves from this experiment, and what they learned about others. Students will think about ways they can apply what they learned to the classroom. Teachers can use this expe
Grades:
2nd - 8th
Social Skill: Active Listening Homework
Following directions and active listening skill based homework.
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3rd
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Also included in:Â Active Listening Bundle
Get to Know You Worksheet
An 8 question get to know you worksheet to be handed out to a new group of students. Asks for both educational background information and personal information from students. Usually done after teacher has completed an introduction of themselves.
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6th - 8th
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