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Free social emotional learning resources for staff and administrators
Separation Anxiety Parent/Caregiver Handout for School Transitions
Do your elementary students struggle with separation anxiety, school anxiety, or school refusal? Share this handout with parents and caregivers to give tips for transitioning to school in the morning. The 8-page PDF download includes multiple versions of the handout, including six colorful graphics with suggestions for a smooth transition, ready to print and go! Includes color and black and white options. The book list was updated March 2023, so the handout image will vary slightly from the cove
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Develop Self-Esteem & Mental Health: Social & Emotional Lessons & Activities
Teaching students to treat themselves with respect and kindness is a critical skill to develop self confidence, positive mental health, and a healthy life.Learning these skills as children, students will take these skills into teenage and adulthood which will tremendously help them throughout their entire lives – especially in our current world of constant comparison and competition, often spurred on by social media and unrealistic expectations. Each of us has an “inner bully” — an inner voice t
Grades:
3rd - 10th
Functions of Behavior Cheat Sheet
Summary of the very basic principles of Applied Behavior AnalysisBegin thinking like a behavior analyst and design function based interventions!Great summary for general education teachers, special education teachers, social workers, administrators or parents
Grades:
Staff
Social Emotional check-in How are you feeling: TEDDY BEARS freebie
How are you on a scale of...(fill in the option!) is a great activity to check in with students and connect to how they are feeling. It's a Mood-meter that lowers the affective filter and offers a chance for self-reflection. Great for Morning meeting, Advisory, SEL check-ins, PLCs, back to school, community building or anytime! Students can demonstrate rigor by choosing an image and making thoughtful connections to their state of being that day (or week, or moment!). Students can justify their c
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Check in for Neurodivergent Wellbeing
This single-page resource scaffolds essential considerations when supporting neurodivergent students. This resource may give insight into the 'why' behind behaviour, and can be used as a starting point for developing suitable accommodations and supports. If you have a ND child who is struggling, this form may give you some direction. This is a free resource. Rights remain with NeuroWild.It may be shared, used in presentations, printed off, displayed.It may not be sold.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Canva Editable Classroom Supports Checklist | Accommodation Tracker Sheet
Editable in Canva and printable for your resource room, paraprofessionals, and for classroom teachers. Customize with your own classroom supports and student list. Includes 3 variations.If you find this resource useful, please leave feedback for me or check out other downloads I have available.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Loss of Student Grief Support Resources for School Counselors
You will never be fully prepared for the death of one of your precious students, and I hope this resource can offer direction and tactical ideas for if the unspeakable happens at your school. The resource includes no-prep printables, checklists, and ideas to help guide school faculty and staff after the death of a student. This was created from my perspective as an elementary school counselor, so I've listed it as K-5. It is my hope you will never need to use this resource. I put it together aft
Grades:
K - 5th
Also included in: Elementary School Counseling Program 17-Resource Organization Bundle
SEL Check-in Freebie How are you? GINGERBREAD- morning meetings/ exit ticket
How are you on a scale of...(fill in the option!) is a great activity to check in with students and connect to how they are feeling. It's a Mood-meter that lowers the affective filter and offers a chance for self-reflection. Great for Morning meeting, Exit tickets, Advisory, SEL check-ins, PLCs, back to school, community building or anytime!Students can demonstrate rigor by choosing an image and making thoughtful connections to their state of being that day (or week, or moment!). Learners can ju
Grades:
K - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Positive Behavior Support Plan-EDITABLE TEMPLATE
This document is a great tool to help you navigate through parent conferences and/or SAT meetings for those students that need a little extra support controlling their behaviors and emotions. Feel free to edit to fit your own needs!
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
SEL check-in freebie: Mood | How are you Feeling? scale of NOTEBOOKS
How are you on a scale of...(fill in the option!) is a great activity to check in with students and connect to how they are feeling. It's a Mood-meter that lowers the affective filter and offers a chance for self-reflection. Great for Morning meeting, Exit tickets, Advisory, SEL check-ins, PLCs, back to school, community building or anytime!Students can demonstrate rigor by choosing an image and making thoughtful connections to their state of being that day (or week, or moment!). Learners can ju
Grades:
K - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Custom Bundle Request | 3 IEP Goal Tracking Google Forms
Need a combination of Data Collection Google Forms for IEP Goals that I haven't yet grouped together? Request a CUSTOM BUNDLE! You will get 3 Forms for 4.99.HOW IT WORKS:You download this product and fill out the included form with your 3 choices.I email you at the email address you indicate on the form to confirm.You respond back to me.I post your custom bundle on TPT!You purchase the bundle on TPT for $4.99.FORMS TO CHOOSE FROM:Completing HW (STUDY SKILLS)Editing Typed Assignments (WRITTEN EX
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Questions/Statements to Use When a Child is Escalated | Cards & Posters
These FREE cards and posters were created in order to help you and other staff members think of comfort statements/questions that you can use when a child is escalated.CONNECT WITH ME:Instagram | Facebook | TikTok | Newsletter/blog | Pinterest | TwitterDon't forget about the green ★ to follow my store to get notifications of new resources & freebies!Happy teaching sweet friends!!
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Not Grade Specific
I Cannot Control | Classroom Decor - Mental Health Poster
Spruce up your classroom with our delightful Plant Life Number Posters! These botanical-themed classroom posters are the perfect addition to create a green and vibrant learning environment. Our Plant Life Number Posters feature beautifully illustrated plant and floral designs, adding a touch of nature to your classroom decor. The posters not only make learning numbers fun but also serve as a fantastic visual aid for your students. Whether you're a teacher or a homeschooling parent, these Plant
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
GRIEF: Ten FREE Tips for Supporting Grieving Students of Any Age
Here are ten tips for classroom teachers and school counselors to help grieving students in the classroom. These tips are not the typical stages and symptoms of grief that are in most articles and books. Instead, they are simple strategies and reminders that help both the grieving student and the student’s classmates. Want to know how to best respond to the death as a whole class? Want to know how to prepare the student’s classmates for the student's return to the class? Want a strategy to us
Think Sheet Level 2 (Behavior Reflection, Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3)
Use this reflection tool with students after causing a disturbance to resolve interpersonal student conflicts. Put this in your calm down corner or use when conferencing with a student to guide reflection. This scaffolded tool is ideal for independent use with a student who can write a sentence or two and read some multi-syllabic words. Or use it to record student responses who are not at the level of writing independently.
Grades:
1st - 4th
FREEBIE | Daily Behavior Chart Fully EDITABLE
This behavior chart is fully editable so that you can customize it to fit your and your students' needs. Included in this download:• EDITABLE PPT file of behavior chartTERMS OF USEAll rights reserved by the author.Purchase of this resource entitles the purchaser the right to reproduce pages for single classroom or home school use only.Duplication for a friend, another staff member, entire school or commercial purpose without purchase of an additional license is strictly forbidden.Copying any par
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Not Grade Specific
Social Work Evaluation Check List
Introducing our IEP Evaluation Checklist: your comprehensive tool for streamlined social work evaluations. Simplify the evaluation process with this easy-to-use checklist, designed to ensure nothing is overlooked.From gathering essential information to assessing student needs and drafting recommendations, our checklist covers it all. Say goodbye to the stress of remembering every detail – our checklist has you covered.Empower your social work team with the confidence that comes from thorough eva
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Social Work Starter Pack
Affective Questioning Cards for Restorative Justice
Keep these restorative justice affective questioning stems handy in your teacher badge!Reference these questions during problem solving / reflection meetings with students. These questions are based on restorative practices to help students take ownership of their choices and learn from their mistakes. They ensure that teachers gather all information necessary before determining an approprate natural consequence to repair the harm.Our staff all keeps one laminated in the back of our teacher ba
Grades:
K - 12th
Social Emotional Wellness Challenge (SEL)
Encourage staff, students, etc., to implement social-emotional wellness practices into their lives. This is a beautiful way to foster a supportive space that supports mental health and wellness. How to use this?This challenge can be displayed for students and staff to encourage social-emotional wellness. You can also send this as an email to encourage your staff to prioritize their social-emotional wellness.You can also post this on the class dojo to encourage caregivers to prioritize their soci
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Grades:
11th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Counseling CHATS--Steps for Quick Prevention Check-Ins with Students
This free resource is a quick, effective counseling strategy that students and counselors enjoy! Use Counseling CHATS for universal prevention with all students and also as a way to follow-up with students, particularly at-risk students. A brief check-in can go a long way in regards to prevention and relationship-building so being strategic about doing CHATS is a smart counselor practice! Use this product to intentionally schedule CHATS with your students. See how easy it is to check in with 25
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Not Grade Specific
Blank 5 Point Scale Behavior Template
Use this sheet to help students with emotional dysregulation predict outcomes and make good choices.This sheet is intended to be completed as a team with the student, teacher, and likely an administrator or a counselor. The purpose of this sheet is to make behaviors and adult reactions predictable and hold the students and adults accountable.
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Not Grade Specific
Difference of Opinion BINGO - IB Learner Profile Open-Minded Activity, FREE PDF
Students do not learn to become Open-Minded by Osmosis! This no-prep Difference of Opinion BINGO will help you explicitly teach the IB Learner Profile attribute in a fun and meaningful way. Get your students up and moving around, talking to each other, asking questions, and finding their similarities and differences. Celebrate the diversity of thought in your class, and help student practice being Open-Minded. This Difference of Opinion Bingo is one of the learning engagements in my IB Learner
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Not Grade Specific
Take What You Need Affirmation Tear and Share (4 designs)
Take what you need tear and share affirmations is a great way to boost positivity in the school environment. This can be used by staff, students, etc. I hope this printable brings you joy! Did you know you get TPT purchase credits for giving buyers input? If someone important has enjoyed this product, feel free to give us a review!• Go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase, you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Click to give a quick rating and provide a comment
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Big Tobacco Vs. Big Vape
This project challenges high school students to analyze and compare advertisements from Big Tobacco and Big Vape industries. By examining visual elements, messaging, and target audience, students gain insights into the marketing strategies of both sectors. This project promotes media literacy and encourages reflection on the potential impact of advertising on public perceptions and individual behaviors, creating a better understanding of the ethical considerations surrounding health-related prod
Grades:
9th - 12th
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