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Boom Cards Tone of Voice Examples Identify Practice Middle school Speech therapy
This set of Boom cards for middle and high school students helps them learn to identify and practice emotional tones of voice. Perfect for teletherapy and distance learning, this set has four tiers of activities to work on identifying emotional tone and producing it accurately.Identify Emotional Tone, Level 1: In these activities, tone and words match. Student listens to sentence and choose emotional tone from choice of 3 fun emojis.Identify Emotional Tone Level 2: In these activities, tone
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: BOOM Cards Bundle Tone of Voice examples speech therapy
Circle of Control Social Emotional Learning Digital Activity School Counseling
Fun Digital & Printable Sorting Activity for Exploring what is In Our Control & Out of Our Control. Product is editable through Google Slides & includes Reflection Extension Activities & Video Suggestions as Lesson Supports.This is a great activity for learning about what is within our control and what is out of our control. A skill that is especially important to know and understand as we strive to develop and reinforce our Social Emotion Learning S.E.L. skills in the classroom.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Anti Bullying Empathy Activity - Bullying Prevention - High and Middle School
This resource is an engaging activity that supports teens and young adults in understanding about how hurtful words can impact them and others. Using an interactive activities and reflection worksheet, middle and high school students can learn the importance of empathy towards others! This is an interactive activity which includes:Educators' Guide Step-by-step activity directionsGuided discussion questions and answersActivity Reflection >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Distractions of Cell Phones: Experiment Video Discussion Qs for Class Policy
I use this activity to reinforce our classroom policy on cell phones!Students choose 1 out of 3 videos to watch. The videos (at max. 5 min in length) discuss the addictive nature of cell phones and how they effect the growth of a youth's ability to focus and learn. 10 multiple choice and open-ended discussion questions are included. (At the end, students are challenged to watch the additional videos & shared what they learned with someone at home.)
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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RESPECT...Escape Room Challenge...Character
Students work together as they race against time to solve five tasks that promote the good character of respect. Both an electronic and a paper version are included. Teamwork, cooperative learning, and good character are stressed throughout the activity.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Relaxing Focus & Study Music Playlist_5
Spoken Wordplay Podcast goal is to provide students with relaxing focus music to listen while they're studying to help enhance and stimulate creative learning. Students can benefit from listening to relaxing laid back music because it will improve your memory of recalling the information that you have been studying for 45 minutes to 1- hour. Students you should listen to these relaxing focus and study instrumental music when you are feeling stress or having anxiety because you are cramming to st
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Stress & Test Anxiety Affirmations & Relaxing Meditation Music
Spoken Wordplay Community goals is to help teachers, parents, school counselors & behavior psychologist practice mental health prevention and creative learning techniques by using Spoken Wordplay audio content as an outlet inside or outside of school resources. Spoken Wordplay Community audio content provides your students with mental, social, emotional support, words of encouragement with the option to download the new printable & digital "Students 15-minutes Break Daily Planner" activi
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Memory Study Skills Affirmations & Relaxing Meditation Music
Spoken Wordplay Community goals is to help teachers, parents, school counselors & behavior psychologist practice mental health prevention and creative learning techniques by using Spoken Wordplay audio content as an outlet inside or outside of school resources. Spoken Wordplay Community audio content provides your students with mental, social, emotional support, words of encouragement with the option to download the new printable & digital "Students 15-minutes Break Daily Planner" activi
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Mental Math Affirmations & Relaxing Meditation Music
Spoken Wordplay Community goals is to help teachers, parents, school counselors & behavior psychologist practice mental health prevention and creative learning techniques by using Spoken Wordplay audio content as an outlet inside or outside of school resources. Spoken Wordplay Community audio content provides your students with mental, social, emotional support, words of encouragement with the option to download the new printable & digital "Students 15-minutes Break Daily Planner" activi
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Repairing Conversations for Teens Digital Learning Boom Cards
This deck has 20 cards to complete and teaches repairing conversation using good intonation, and continuing conversation by asking open-ended questions. Work on social skills like topic maintenance while discussing appropriate teen topics. Students will targeting emphasis/stress on important words. This activity works well for teens and adults who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing, as well as students on the autism spectrum who would like to practice their social skills. Photos represent diverse popul
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Social Skills Bundle Digital Learning Boom Cards
Healthy Vs. Unhealthy Friendships Deck #1 Boom Cards For High and Middle School
With these Boom Cards™, students will have an interactive way to begin to understand, learn, and identify healthy or unhealthy friendships. Perfect for grades 6-12!Teens and young adults often struggle to identify the difference between healthy and unhealthy friendships. This activity provides an opportunity for middle and high school students to explore and identify 37 healthy and unhealthy friendships. Students will acknowledge each scenario as either healthy or unhealthy and then identify why
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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File Format Bundle, Social Problem Solving Scenarios
In this deck, students work on problem solving with a focus on social problem solving and situations that involve other people. Students are presented with 25 scenarios that cover a variety of hypothetical problems, and are given the opportunity to problem solve in either an open ended or multiple choice format.This listing contains the following file types:- A PDF, compressed for faster loading- A Boom Cards deck- An interactive, editable Google Slides file- An interactive, editable PowerPoint
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4th - 10th, Adult Education
Self-care Guidance Lesson: Upper Elementary or Middle School SEL No-Prep Lesson
This no-prep guidance lesson was designed to teach students what self-care means;the importance of taking care of oneself;help them assess their self-care habits and bring awareness to what they can improve;introduce the notion of setting boundaries around activities that don't bring joy or rest, and just deplete one of energy.I am really invested in teaching students to practice self-care because I think it is a skill important both for the physical and mental health of students that is often o
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Healthy Vs. Unhealthy Coping Strategies and Skills #2 Boom Cards
Digital Learning meets stress and anxiety coping strategies with these interactive Boom Cards™ for grades 6-12!Teens and young adults often struggle to identify the difference between healthy and unhealthy ways of dealing with stress and anxiety. This activity provides an opportunity for middle and high school students to explore and identify 28 healthy and unhealthy ways to cope with unwanted stress and anxiety. Students will acknowledge each coping skill as either healthy or unhealthy and then
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Mindfulness Choice Room for Teens
Upload this to your class site or use it in class to allow your students to explore different mindful options to see which work for them. This works for distance learning or in person instruction. Included in the mindfulness choice room: 23 different clickable links that lead to over 25 different mindfulness opportunities!Different mediums of mindfulness for different types of learners, leaning toward auditory or visualAudio Meditations: mindful breathing for teens, sitting meditation for teens
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Romantic Relationships Social Skill Activity For Teens & Adults With Autism
This healthy vs. unhealthy romantic relationships activity is perfect for teens and adults with autism. In this activity, you will look at different situations in romantic relationships and decide if you believe they are healthy or not.This aims to remind young people that arguments in relationships are normal and healthy whilst also highlighting what behaviours are not healthy. It also explores spending time apart and maintaining friendships.Try it for free here:PREVIEW GAMEAbout Boom Cards:To
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Weekly Mental Health Check-In | Google Slides Online Learning
During social distancing and online remote learning, it is important to check-in with students. This resource gives you access to 5 slides for each week day for students to check-in with you about their mental health status. Social emotional learning is just as important as core academics. Students can rate how they are feeling with colored hearts. They have the option to explain on their feelings if they'd like. Regardless of remote learning or not, checking in on students or people you care ab
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Paying for College/University Education Presentation & Activity (CTE/Counseling)
This 19-slide presentation and accompanying activity are designed to help students understand the variety of options students have to pay for their college education. Included is a professional Google Slide that discusses important concepts including:In-state vs. out-of-state tuitionMethods for gaining in-state tuitionAnnual/total cost of collegeOptions for reducing cost of college (community college, live with family, military service, student loan forgiveness)G.I. BillAdditional military educa
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Friendships & Relationships Social Skill Activity For Teens & Adults With Autism
Looking for some no-prep valentines day social skill activities? This healthy vs. unhealthy relationships activity is perfect for teens with autism. In this activity, you will look at different situations in friendships and decide if you believe they are healthy or not.This activity supports teens to be aware of positive and negative behaviours in friendships and may prompt them to consider whether their own friendships are good for their wellbeing. It may also prompt them to consider if they ar
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Financial Affirmations and Relaxing Meditation Music
Students Financial Full Episode 3 is to help students that's due to start paying back their student loans debts this October of 2023 to experience a money breakthrough of living their best life in financial freedom and be given the opportunity to receive a student loan forgiveness. Students Financial Affirmations and Meditation 3 goal is to provide students with mental, social, emotional support and words of encouragement daily with 15 minutes of positive “I Am” affirmations repetitions, mindful
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Understanding Healthy and Unhealthy Friendships Boom Cards for High and Middle
With these Boom Cards™ students will have an interactive way to begin to understand, learn, and identify healthy or unhealthy friendships. Perfect for grades 6-12!Teens and young adults often struggle to identify the difference between healthy and unhealthy friendships. This activity provides an opportunity for middle and high school students to define, explore, and identify different types of friendships. This resource includes:Educator's Guide34 slides in the Interactive ActivityBoom Cards™Boo
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Getting to Know you Icebreaker Questions Digital Card Deck
The Getting to Know You Icebreaker Card Deck is a Google Slides resource that can be used in person or online with clients and students in order to build report in a way that is fun and developmentally appropriate. This card deck has 60 thought provoking questions encompassing a wide variety of topics that offer insight into each individual and spark interesting conversations. Jump start therapeutic relationships with new clients and students to establish an initial level of trust and to increas
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Quiz: Are You Red, Blue, Green, or Yellow?
Engage your students with this fun and insightful personality quiz! Designed to uncover the color that best represents their unique personality, this quiz will help them understand their dominant traits. Are they fiery and intense like red, calm and analytical like blue, caring and gentle like green, or cheerful and optimistic like yellow? Find out now!About This Quiz:“Are You Red, Blue, Green, or Yellow?” is a personality quiz that categorizes different traits into color groups. It’s a fun and
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Self-Quiz: Do You Practice Self-Compassion?
Introduce the concept of self-compassion to your students, clients, or group using the “Do You Practice Self-Compassion?” quiz. This resource is designed to encourage reflection on self-treatment during challenging times and recognize the importance of self-kindness.Details:Educational Value: Helps students understand and cultivate self-compassion as a key component of emotional well-being.Interactive: Engaging questions prompt personal reflection without the pressure of right or wrong answers.A
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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