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School psychology activities for Microsoft Word
Erik Erikson 8 Stages of Psychosocial Development
Use this handout to assess your students understanding of the 8 stages of Psychosocial development, according to Erik Erikson. This activity includes 16 scenarios. For each scenario, students must identify the stage being described and whether the stage was completed successfully or not. Answer key is provided. This lesson was created using the Ontario Ministry expectations for the HSP3U course.Looking for more? Check out Piaget's theory of Cognitive development below:https://www.teacherspayteac
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Teen Eating Disorders- lesson, 3 activities, CDC Health Standard 2 and 7
This lesson plan looks at teen eating disorders; Anorexia, Bulimia, Binge eating and ARFID. Signs and symptoms, as well as health complications are included. Critical to healing is treatment and getting help; which is addressed in the lesson plan. 3 activities, with one being an assessment and answer key. Clip art, printables, no prep needed. Easel activity and assessment is included with this lesson plan. CDC HEALTH STANDARD SEVEN: Students will demonstrate the abili
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6th - 12th
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Therapeutic Building Blocks Game (Complete Set)
I have searched and searched for printable 'building blocks game' questions to use in social work sessions and found none! I found lists of questions but none that I could print onto file labels and stick onto my 'building blocks game'.
I went ahead and typed up questions and printed them on color coded labels depending on the category (social skills, self-esteem, coping skills, anger, getting to know you etc.)
This listing is for the entire set of questions. I created the document in a Word
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3rd - 12th
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Art Therapy 101 eBook
Finally, an art therapy book for all mental health professionals and school counselors! You get over 300 pages of art therapy activities, techniques, examples, and ideas. This book was written and illustrated by Dr. Michelle Stangline who taught art therapy to graduate counseling students at a major university in Atlanta for years.
It includes free colorful printables with the lesson plans so you just have to print and go into therapy, or school counseling sessions!
Learn what they teach in a
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Not Grade Specific
Anxiety & Mindfulness Counseling Group Pre/Post Surveys
Three editable group counseling surveys for a group around mindfulness and anxiety!
Includes pre-test, half way check in, and post-test. Easy to collect data with group for showing accountability and effectiveness as a school counselor with the ASCA model.
Great for middle or high school level. Use also as a guide of topics for setting up your group.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Aggressive, Passive, and Assertive Communication
Types of Communication are very important to teach children who are developing new ways to express how they are feeling when something upsets them. Are you Aggressive like a Lion? Are you Passive like a Mouse? Or are you Assertive like a Dog? Use these worksheets and activities to demonstrate the difference between the ways we can communicate, and also learn to practice being more Assertive like the Dog by using I-statements!
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K - 5th
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Personal Space Social Story and Cut-n-Paste Activity for Preschool or Autism
Cut-n-paste visual activity with social story about personal space. For use in preschool, kindergarten, or low verbal Autism classrooms.
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PreK - 1st
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Feelings Gauge - Identify Emotions with Scale Thermometer - Printable Editable
This is a 2 Page Feeling Thermometer which is completely editable and ready to be implemented for individual use.A stress thermometer can help students learn self-regulation by identifying their level of stress management. Please check out some of our BEST SELLERS! Remember – Please follow our STORE! Thank you WORKBOOKS – Just print!Behaviour and Feelings WorkbookSelf Esteem and Feelings WorkbookEmotions & Self Care WorkbookMy Anger Management WorkbookSOCIAL SKILLS, PUBERTY, PROTECTIVE BE
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PreK - 5th
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Vineland-3 Corresponding Goals Expressive Communication
Welcome! As a trainee working towards becoming a BCBA methods of making my transition into the career easier are always on my mind. My company has recently started utilizing the results of the Vineland 3 assessment as a guide for deciding which assessment target goals to utilize for programming in the initial authorization report. Thus, this table was created to provide a reference for potential goals to use without spending a laborious amount of time having to locate goals individually for each
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Not Grade Specific
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SPED students with disability:Self-Advocacy Checklist,Assets&Strengths worksheet
Self-advocacy is a key step in becoming an adult. It means looking out for yourself, telling people what you need, and knowing how to take responsibility. No one is born knowing these skills. Everyone has to learn them. Ready to begin learning? Here is some great information that can start you on your way. What is self-advocacy? Self-advocacy means taking responsibility for telling people what you want and need in a straightforward way. It is knowing how to:· Speak up for yourself· Describe y
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
The FRUSTRATION GAME for counseling students with POOR ANGER MANAGEMENT
This fun counseling game can help target emotions and behavioral difficulties related to anger management and poor emotional regulation. Play this easy to use game to help facilitate discussion during your counseling or therapy sessions to help target your student's frustration with school and home situations! Game cards focus bother on discussing a variety of frustrating situations, as well as practicing coping skills.Click HERE for the YouTube Video about the game!You will need: Dice Game pie
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1st - 6th
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Also included in: Emotional Regulation Counseling GAMES BUNDLE for Students K-8
Distance Learning: PSYCHOLOGY: Independent & Dependent Variables Worksheet
This is a great resource for cementing the understanding of independent and dependent variables in psychology. This product comes with the answer key. This worksheet can be used as a revision sheet, class work or homework sheet or as a substitute lesson when you are away from work. Just print & go!! What is more, it is editable as well!!Check out more quality, ready-to-use resources:More from Re-sources GaloreFollow me on:PinterestCLICK on the green FOLLOW ME button and be the first to know
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Placebo Effect WebQuest- Tuskegee Experiment
Understand the discipline of psychology using various perspectives and research methods: Evaluate psychological research studies in terms of methods, sampling techniques, history, ethics, and generalization.Students will read and answer questions on the devasting “Tuskegee Experiment: The Infamous Syphilis Study” by Elizabeth Nix accessed through History.com. This experiment really highlights the unfortunate study that used the placebo effect without telling their patients. I use this study to e
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9th - 12th
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Therapeutic Building Blocks Game (Coping Skills & Anger ONLY)
I have searched and searched for printable 'building blocks game' questions to use in social work sessions and found none! I found lists of questions but none that I could print onto file labels and stick onto my 'building blocks game'.
I went ahead and typed up questions and printed them on color coded labels depending on the category (social skills, self-esteem, coping skills, anger, getting to know you etc.)
This listing is for the entire set of questions. I created the document in a Word
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3rd - 12th
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Size of the Problem Visual
This is a scale I created to show students that sometimes big emotions and reactions are appropriate, but they need to match the size of the problem. I would use this scale to have them choose the "size of their problem", and then the "size of their reaction" to see if they match. If they didn't match, we would agree it was an over-reaction and plan on how to cope better next time. Helpful for students who have difficulty taking responsibility for their actions, and students who often catastroph
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1st - 12th
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Vineland 3 Corresponding Goals Table- Interpersonal Relationship Subdomain
Welcome! As a trainee working towards becoming a BCBA methods of making my transition into the career easier are always on my mind. My company has recently started utilizing the results of the Vineland 3 assessment as a guide for deciding which assessment target goals to utilize for programming in the initial authorization report. Thus, this table was created to provide a reference for potential goals to use without spending a laborious amount of time having to locate goals individually for each
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Not Grade Specific
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Icebreaker Bingo - GSA Edition
Bingo icebreaker for GSA groups! Provide each student with a bingo card. They must find another student who matches a prompt and get their initials on the spot. 5 signatures in a row or horizontal is bingo!
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6th - 12th
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Psychology_Semester Course (Pacing guide, materials, quizzes, semester exam)
Full course materials for Psychology, high school (secondary school). Pacing guide, all materials, quizzes, semester exam, lesson plans. All you need for the full semester. All materials align to State Standards. T.E.A. writing tasks with scaffolds and grammar bank (Topic sentence, Evidence, Analysis.) (Made for classes grades 9-12 with students with 504's and IEP's.) Document is easy to navigate with Table of Contents matching Headings. Fully editable.
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9th - 12th
Social Skills: Changing Negative Self Talk to Positive Self Talk
Includes:
(1) Reference Poster- Negative self talk vs. Positive self talk
(1) Practice sheet- Changing Negative self talk to Positive self talk
For use as supplement to a social skills curriculum. I often use it to accompany the book, "I Think, I Am!" by Louise L. Haye.
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1st - 5th
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The OCD part of me {Activities 1-16}
This bundle contains The OCD part of me, Activities 1-10 (part 1) and The OCD part of me, (part 2) Activities 11-16. Activities 1-16 are based on the latest research in mindfulness, meditation, and cognitive-behavioral approaches. (for obsessive-compulsive disorder)Part 2 is new, and contains topics like: What can a student do when they experience OCD, and their day is stressful? (For example, a student might have a difficult test at school, or a fight with their best friend. What can they do, n
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1st - 3rd
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Zones of Regulation Worksheet with Inside Out Characters
This can be used along side Zones of Regulation. Students can work in small groups/ partners, or independently to identify how they may present themselves in each zone. Remember there are no wrong answers or emotions but we can help educate to help students better identify their feelings and how they can regulate between them!
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K - 8th
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Woodcock-Johnson IV Tests of Early Cognitive and Academic Development (ECAD)
Template for the Woodcock-Johnson IV Tests of Early Cognitive and Academic Development (ECAD). I've written "Firstname" that you can search and replace with your student's name. If you like this resource, then please follow and rate the shop. If you enjoyed this one, you may also enjoy my other resources. See them at School Psych Made Easy. Thanks! Kelsey
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Not Grade Specific
Aaron Hernandez. Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez documentary question
This is a movie sheet that can be used for the Aaron Hernandez documentary on Netflix. " Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez".The questions go in order of the documentary.This movie sheet is from a psychology background.It would be good for general psychology or AP Psychology.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Well I Can Top That lesson
This lesson goes with the book "Well I Can Top That!" by Julia Cook. Students will have a chance to showcase their ability to be a "pull-upper" rather than a "one-upper." I usually read the book, then hand out the sheet, and when they are all finished, I ask for volunteers to read their answers aloud to the class or small group. For younger grades, the questions and answers can be spoken rather than read and written. Lesson plan and worksheet included.
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1st - 4th
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