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School psychology activity videos
The Recess Matters Playground Social Skills 3-Week Curriculum; Ages 4-8; Autism
Welcome to the Recess Matters-Playground Social Skills Curriculum! This curriculum is designed for 3-Weeks of 45- 60 minute lessons teaching students a variety of playground games, social skills, and play skills. Videos should be watched prior to going outside for practice.Activities can be spread out over several smaller segments or weeks.•What’s Included: Video Links to different, 3 Social Story Coloring Books, 2 Quizzes; 4 Signs to post on playground with rules for Tetherball, Foursquare, swi
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PreK - 3rd
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15+ Weeks of Activities for EMOTIONAL REGULATION; Videos, Games, Worksheets!
Do you have students that you support with anger difficulties, outbursts, poor coping skills, and difficulty with size of problems? I do too! I make these games for my counseling students, and you can play them with your students to help teach and engage in discussions about Emotional Regulation in your counseling sessions in a fun and engaging way.This Counseling Bundle full of Activities for helping your students improve their EMOIONAL REGULATION!Included: 225+ video-links for a variety of cou
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1st - 9th
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100 Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and Counseling VIDEOS for Tk-2nd Grades
These 100 Videos are Links to tons of YouTube SEL and Counseling content that can help your students learn a variety of Social-Emotional Skills. Each Topic page has between 8-15 videos. The Videos in Yellow are 30-minute Activities-Games that can be used in the classroom for SEL or in a Counseling setting. The Video Topics include:Going to School-Routines, School Rules, Transitions, Going to KindergartenListening to the TeacherSocial Skills-Turn Taking, Manners, GreetingsMaking Friends, Play Sk
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in: Expected vs. Unexpected Behaviors BUNDLE; Grades K-6
Building Self-Esteem Through Compliments
Compliments are important in the development of student’s emotional intelligence and a basic social skill that is often not directly taught. Now you have a wonderful resource to give you the tools you need to teach students what compliments are, why compliments should be given and how to give them. Compliment cards can be used throughout the school day/week/month/year! Create a “Compliment Committee” and assign various students compliments to “catch” their fellow peers doing or give out compli
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PreK - 4th
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Also included in: The Self-Esteem Bundle Bundle
Tips for Seniors: Get Organized for the College Application Process (BUNDLE)
This is a great video bundle for your seniors! Included in this bundle:1) Narrated Power Point presentation (MP4 format) with a run-time of 15 minutes that lists 15 tips to help seniors get organized for and navigate the college application process2) a PDF of the slides/note section you can print for your students and families3) A PDF of the 12 resources list featured at the end of the presentation4) A PDF of the password log example given in the video5) A PDF of the college application checkl
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12th
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Preparing for College: 10 Tips for Underclassmen (BUNDLE)
This bundle provides you with the following:1) Narrated Power Point in MP4 format (19 minute run-time)2) PDF of the slides/note-taking materials associated with the video3) Activity List/Resume Worksheet mentioned in presentation4) Printable of 12 books, websites, & podcast resources to help with college process5) Flowchart of the college process timeline
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9th - 11th
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Social-Emotional Learning Lesson 1: The Nervous System
The first step to teaching a communicator about healthy social-emotional behaviors is to teach them why we react to scenarios the way that we do. This is a simple and young-learner friendly way to teach how our nervous system and cognition work hand in hand to create our natural reactions. There is an emphasis on how all emotions are important, fight, flight, freeze reactions, and the concepts of the 'smart brain' vs 'emotional and survival brains'. This is the first lesson to a series of lesson
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Not Grade Specific
The Intrusion / Brain Games: Eyewitness Testimony
This lesson is done in two parts and deals with eyewitness accounts and the reliability of memory. I have used this activity in my "Introduction to Psychology" classes at the high school level. The lesson tends to be a fun activity for Psychology classes and can also be used in other classes, as well.Part I is an improvisation performed by the classroom teacher and another teacher. The skit that I have used is a fellow teacher on conference period comes in and asks me if I can pay him money that
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9th - 12th
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Social & Emotional Learning BUNDLE for Pre-K - Kinder Games & BEHAVIOR CHARTS!
Provide easy and engaging SEL Activities for your Pre-K, TK, & Kindergarten students with the activities bundle. Bundle also includes several behavior chart options and social stories for students with behavioral concerns and/or difficulty with emotional regulation. The additional Autism Symptom Checklist/Comparison for young students document can help you with early identification of students who may need additional supports or evaluation for Special Education. Included:SEL Monthly Topic
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PreK - 1st
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Identifying Emotions Using Children's Movie Clips
There are a variety of ways to incorporate these movie clips into your therapy sessions. The video clips are great for sparking conversation about different emotions. I have created a worksheet to accompany some of the movie clips. This worksheet has a list of different emotions. I gave each student a worksheet and had them put a check in the box next to the emotion they thought was depicted in the video. Another activity that I did was printing out blank faces and putting them in sheet protecto
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Not Grade Specific
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Distance Learning BUNDLE Why Can't I Go To School Coronavirus SEL Resources
The closing of schools and businesses due to Coronavirus/COVID-19 has been difficult and challenging on all of us. I wanted to create easy to use resources that you can use from home and send out to your students, or share with students via your website. (Feel free to post it to your site for students only.) Included is a 2:44 minute long video of me reading an original story I wrote to support my students in understanding why school has to be closed for now. This resource bundle also includes a
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PreK - 4th
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Character Education/Advisory/Extended Homeroom Activities
I created this presentation to share with my staff for the Week of Respect. This is a 14-page PPT presentation with 10 quick video-based activities and accompanying group discussion questions. The theme is listed along with a brief description of the videos. All videos are found on YouTube.
This presentation is a great back-up for last-minute activities or easy lessons to incorporate into your classroom or school counseling toolbox.
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4th - 7th
14:57
Finding Private Scholarships
This narrated Power Point converted to mp4 format (video) has a 15-minute run time and gives students and families the information they need to get started searching for private scholarships. Topics include understanding key definitions such as loan, merit, stacking, financial aid, and scholarships. The lesson addresses scholarship sources, websites, and how to spot scams. It also provides an example of how financially beneficial it can be to have a scholarship. This video is a great tool for
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9th - 12th
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Anger and Conflict Resolution
The main goal of this lesson is to help students break down why and how they get angry from an emotional and biological standpoint. We want to help students understand anger in its root forms, which often can be traced back to hurt, fear, or lack. Coping strategies for anger such as taking deep breaths and walking away from hostile situations are great, but this lesson is designed to help students understand anger on deeper social, emotional, and biological levels. Students will be empowered wit
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6th - 12th
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19:37
Preparing for College: 10 Tips for Underclassmen (VIDEO)
This narrated Power Point converted to mp4 format (video) has a 19-minute run time and provides students and families information to get started thinking about college before senior year is even near. Some topics include: the importance of choosing classes in high school, tracking extracurricular activities, utilizing free resources including test prep and college search engines as well as information on attending college fairs and school-sponsored events. This video is a great tool for a colle
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Preparing for College: 10 Tips for Underclassmen (BUNDLE)
13:37
10 Things to Do if You Don't Know Your Major
This narrated Power Point comes in mp4 format and has a run time of 14 minutes. It outlines 10 tips students can follow to help narrow their options for college major. Many of the tips are timely for students to start using early in their high school careers and highlight actions including volunteering, informational interviewing, and interest inventories. This is a great succinct video for counselors to use in the classroom (virtual or in person) or run as part of a virtual college night for
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: 10 Things to Do if You Don't Know Your Major - BUNDLE
A Little Spot of Kindness Read Aloud and Activity
This activity can be used with any grade level. If kindness is your focus, then check this out! Perfect for distance learning! Read aloud and activity included and are perfect for Seesaw!
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PreK - 6th
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3:43
Little Check went missing story picture book, animation & exercise
Little Check is back with her friends and family. This social-emotional story focuses on the importance of being safe and not intentionally taking inappropriate risks. Our main character pushes boundaries by hiding at the park and worrying others. Little Check learns a valuable lesson about how to stay safe and respect the feelings of others. This story is a valuable tool to illustrate why rules are in place for our well-being.Why is this story important? Themes:-accountability-empathy-effective
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Not Grade Specific
14:44
ACT Matrix Tutorial & Worksheets
This tutorial walks through how to use the Values Checklist and the ACT Matrix worksheet. Both are helpful in clarifying values, identifying unhealthy thought and behavior patterns, and generating committed actions to take in order to get unstuck and do what matters.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Perspective Taking Activities: Understand Peers By Understanding Human Behavior
Included:8 Videos - Each video is between 3 to 6 minutes and covers a determinant of behavior or a cognitive bias.2 Activity Sheets/Worksheets per video (16 total) - Includes a Crossword, True or False, Fill in the Blanks, and Short-Answers.Individual, Group or Both - How you choose to utilize the product is up to you! As an example, students could individually watch a video, fill in the worksheets for the video, and then get into groups to discuss their answers. It works well as a Speaking and
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7th - 11th
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10:10
Disability Lesson Plans with Video
Teaching about disabilities will promote acceptance and inclusion in school. It is just as important as teaching about bullying and drug awareness. My lesson plans will give younger students a basic understanding of what a disability is and the different kinds of disabilities there are. This package contains a fun and educational video about different kinds of disabilities as well a lesson plan that teaches about different disabilities such as down syndrome, and cerebral palsy. Teaching child
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1st - 4th
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AP Psychology Slide: Emotion and Motivation 2023
AP Psychology slides with intermixed review questions and answers. Includes activities and embedded videos.
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Complete Unit: AP Psychology Emotion and Motivation
4:30
Positive Self Talk Meditation, Affirmations, Mental Health Literacy, SEL
Youtube LinkStart your day off with a positive growth mindset!During this video, students can do a seated meditation and repeat the positive self talk affirmations that are shown on the screen. Each positive affirmation will last for 30 seconds before changing. The music in the video will relax and inspire your students.Health and physical education offers students a unique opportunity for kinesthetic learning – they learn about healthy, active living primarily by “doing”, that is, through physi
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PreK - 12th
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Also included in: Positive Self Talk Bundle
"Bang, Bang You're Dead"
Questions for after viewing the video "Bang, Bang You're Dead"
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8th - 10th
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