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Character education videos for parents
Helping Your Child With Anxiety-Parent Skill Group Video and Resources
Does your child struggle with anxiety? Do you struggle knowing how to address it with your child or teen about anxiety or how to support them? Join Riley, a licensed Clinical Counselor with an emphasis in Childhood and Adolescent Behavioral Disorders to learn what anxiety is, how to talk to your child or teen and build habits of using coping skills when anxious moments happen. Designed to empower you as a parent to help your child thrive, learn how to make meaningful, sustainable steps to aiding
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8th, Adult Education, Staff
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It's HOPE Storytime: Teach Young Students to Ignore Classroom Distractions!
Learning how to ignore the many distractions in a classroom is quite difficult for little children to do? HOPE Storytime, evidence-based social skills lessons help teachers to teach and develop critical social and behavioral skills. It also provides ways to easily involve parents! You can use story time to address:social-emotional standardsdeficits in reading comprehension improve classroom behavior and implement behavioral interventionsIn these lessons, the books are read for you. You only need
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PreK - 2nd
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11:08
The Circle, Cross, and Check--animated video & exercise
This English language bundle includes activity questions and an animated video story from the point of view of a character named “X” which centers around his relationships with his friends and family. The story focuses on X’s social-emotional well-being and conflict-resolution skills. Ultimately, he learns his value and gains support from others. Activity questions are a combination of open-ended and closed format.
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: The Circle, Cross and Check--Animation, Story Picture Book and Exercise
3:31
Communication Skills Create Teach Share Social Emotional Learning Cats Video Fun
2 COMMUNICATION CATS ARE LEARNING A BASIC SKILL:HOW TO SHARE AND CARE WITH EACH OTHER...AS WE ALL SHOULD!Lunar and Sox are 2 silly cat brothers who show how to share –and how not to share. This informative, communication VIDEO is great fun for classrooms, groups -or just to enjoy with friends. This is a very effective reminder for cooperative learning.SUGGESTED USES:Icebreaker or Break Time Relief from TestsDiscussion Starter FOR ALL SUBJECTSThis is a 3.5 minute VIDEO that is purr-fect for all a
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K - 3rd
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A Tree Grows: A Story about Patience, Self-esteem and Diversity
A listen along story teaching children the value of patience.
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PreK - 3rd
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Sex Education for Teens, PART 1
Under the Influence of Friends (Part 1) is the first of the series of sex education presentations for the adolescent. This audio-visual publication is designed to simulate a talk with animations, pictures, and voice over included. The content is age appropriate with basic scientific explanations. Designed to appeal to the tech-savvy teen. This product is best when used in combination with Under the Influence of Friends (Part 2)
CONTENT OF PART 1:
- Cultural perceptions of sex (the taboo)
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5th - 12th, Staff
4:41
Goal Setting for Students: Visualization and Imagination Skill Development Video
Teach Students to Goal Set Through Visualization!Fun Progressive Video Shows Step-by-Step ActionsImagination is a Skill for Achieving Results.**Available as a PROGRESSIVE SLIDESHOW or Book in PDF! > CLICK HERE!FUN * INFORMATIVE * ENGAGING *APPROPRIATE for ALL AGES!!A simple yet complete presentation on how to VISUALIZE to achieve goals in the class room and/or for personal gain. ** Elementary through high school age appropriate** A common sense- easy to understand slideshow** Fun-filled appl
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Not Grade Specific
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21:45
Teaching Respect - The Triangle
Teaching Respect and Responsibility starts at a young age. Take a look at this video and discover when kids start o get the idea that they can say and do what they want, and how teachers and parents contribute to the problem.
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Not Grade Specific
5:54
Anti-Bullying Song - You Can Be Better
Music Therapy anti-bullying song for special needs individuals.Goal: Client will respond appropriately to verbal and physical bullying.Domains: Social, BehaviorA cross-categorical special education classroom consists of students with a variety of diagnoses: intellectual disability, autism, physical disability, behavior disorder, etc. A 10-year-old boy with autism I’m working with is in one of these classrooms and unfortunately he needs help learning how to deal with some the behavior disorder st
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Not Grade Specific
Rosa Learns to be Responsible
A listen along story that teaches children how to take responsibility for their actions.
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PreK - 3rd
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6:30
How To Ask For Help
Isaac lets his frustrations with a project get the best of him and learns the value of reaching out to a friend whenever you feel stuck. This episode is intended to help Young Learner's with their social skills, and communication skills. It can be easy to feel overwhelmed, whether with school work, or something at home. This episode is designed from a peer to peer perspective, to assist a Young Learner in identifying positive and productive ways of overcoming stressful situations.
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PreK - 2nd
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Reflective Thinking: Dolphins Don't Live in the Desert
Do you look for the best settings where you can thrive and build healthy relationships? Reflective thinking is important if you want to be successful in any environment. In this video, we're going to look at how dolphins don't live in the desert and see how this concept can be applied to your own life. By understanding how dolphins don't live in the desert, you'll be better equipped to find the best settings where you can thrive!
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Reflective Writing Prompts for Self-Discovery
2:50
Teaching Gratitude as a Learning Strategy
We live in a world where some students may take for granted the educational opportunities available to them. Education opens our eyes, teaches us to think logically and critically, it allows us to create and moves humanity forward. So why do we have kids sitting in our classrooms… disengaged. There is a connection between gratitude and student engagement. Students may not even know that their complaints are undermining their ability to learn.
What is missing is gratitude.
The following is a fre
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Silly Lilly Remembers Her Manners
A listen along story teaching children the value of manners in interacting with other people.
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PreK - 3rd
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Sharing with Friends
A listen along story that teaches children the value and rewards of sharing.
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PreK - 3rd
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Ramon Sticks up for Himself: A Story about Bullying
A boy named Ramon learns how to deal with Bullying.
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PreK - 3rd
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Rosa the Rabbit Learns to be Fair
A listen along story that teaches children the value of being fair.
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PreK - 3rd
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Rosa Learns Forgiveness
A listen along story that teaches children the values of forgiveness.
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PreK - 3rd
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The Prodigal Son mp4 Read-along Video
This is the Bible story told by Jesus. Read along with the video.
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Not Grade Specific
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Feeling Happy
Molly and Jenny talk about what makes them feel happy. A story about encouraging happiness in young children.
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PreK - 3rd
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Respecting Nature
A listen along story teaching children the values of respecting nature.
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PreK - 3rd
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Digital Citizen Resources & Parent Tips (K-12)
Digital Citizen Resources & Parent Tips (K-12)
*List of valuable websites that provide videos & lesson plans
*List of Parent Tips (FREE)- Links included
Great addition to any computer class!
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PreK - 12th
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2:38
"Philosophical" OVERVIEW for BIG PHILOSOPHY for LITTLE KIDS -- Affective Writing
This is an old submission to TED-Talks. Whilst it may be 'flawed', it provides inspiration for affective education, embedded in a writing program. The Art of Teaching There is an art whereby a teacher elicits learning, elicits participation, elicits creativity and growth. It is the art of openness, challenge, and invitation. In developing this art, the teacher sees through skin color and gender, sees through the façade of social faces, and sees through every act of need and fear. The tea
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3rd - 7th
Where We Pray
A listen along story for children about the various places different people go to pray.
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PreK - 3rd
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