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9th grade school psychology internet activities
COPING w/ ANXIETY: Print + Digital SEL Game | Social Emotional Distance Learning
The Coping with Anxiety Game, now in digital and printable formats, was designed to help students reinforce and cultivate strategies to cope with worries, fears, and anxiety. Topics covered include: reframing "What-If's" to more realistic thoughts, fear identification, and coping tools.Now Available in Google Slidesâ„¢ Digital Format for Distance Learning!This Coping with Anxiety game is now offered in Google Slidesâ„¢! You can use this interactive game during teletherapy and virtual small groups.F
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3rd - 12th
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Boom Cards Making Social Inferences Inferencing Middle and High School
Are you looking for interactive ways to teach middle and high school students about understanding social cues and making social inferences? Are your students in speech therapy or social skills less than excited about most social skills activities? It's time to try Boom cards for social skills! These cards are no print, interactive, digital task cards. Your students will love them! In this set, you will receive a deck of 73 cards. The initial cards teach students how to make social infere
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5th - 11th
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Also included in:Â Boom Cards Social Skills Bundle Autism Middle High School
FEELINGS & COPING SKILLS Counseling Games: Great in Anger & Anxiety Small Groups
Save money with these 5 low-prep Feelings & Coping Skills Counseling Games covering Anger, Coping Skills, Feelings, Joy & Happiness, and Worry & Anxiety. Plus, with color & number coded SEL questions and prompts, you can use any store bought game you already have and easily transform it into a Feelings and Coping Skills SEL game!Draw a blue card, token, stick, or block? Respond to prompt in the blue category! Land on a green? Answer a green coded question! Roll the dice and get a
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3rd - 9th
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Mental Health Disorders: Depression, Anxiety, BiPolar, Schizophrenia, OCD + ADHD
This is a **BEST SELLER** distance learning or classroom project for all students in your classroom centered around 6 common types of mental disorders. The perfect addition to your Mental Health Unit! The eight topics chosen are:*Depression*Anxiety*ADHD*Bipolar*Schizophrenia*OCDThis product gives you an entire lesson outline with ALL lesson handouts, materials and directions that are needed. With the purchase of this product you will have an interactive mental health lesson that students will
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6th - 12th
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BOOM Gift Giving Inferences Perspective taking Christmas middle high school
Gift giving is one of those areas that is full of social rules and involves the higher-order cognitive skills of making inferences and taking the perspective of others. This activity is geared for older students that struggle with the skills of making inferences, perspective-taking, & social inferences. This is a functional way to work on inference and perspective-taking skills with real-life tasks that students are more likely to perceive as relevant to their lives. This is not a deck abou
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7th - 10th
Mindfulness Check-In Digital Counseling Activity
The Mindfulness Check-In Digital Counseling Activity is an interactive resource for high school or middle school students! Students will focus on checking in with their mental health, mental wellness, and mindset. They'll use tangible mindfulness strategies and activities to do so. Teens can interact and give immediate feedback with the slides so that you can give feedback and support as needed. This is a great activity to incorporate into social emotional learning curriculum.Students can type a
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Digital Bundle of School Counseling Resources 1
Seven Modern Perspectives of Psychology Case Study - Google Doc Activity
After spending a few years boring students with lecture notes on the 7 modern perspectives, I designed this activity that was specifically designed to introduce students to the 7 modern perspectives of Psychology in an engaging and efficient manner. This Google Doc analysis activity/lesson uses a 7-minute PSYCHademia video along with a provided graphic organizer to have students explain glossophobia (fear of public speaking) through the lens of each modern perspective. From there, students compl
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Social Media Safety in High School
Social media is constantly changing -- it can be difficult to even keep up with which apps our students are using each year. Regardless of the application, the dangers and common mistakes that students make on social media carry over from app to app. This unit uses group discussions and individual worksheets to address some of the most common mistakes that our students make on social media including: Liking too muchCommenting too muchSending/accepting direct messagesAdding inappropriate photos a
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â High School Speech Queen Mega Bundle
High School Counseling Digital Activities MEGA Bundle
The High School Counseling Digital Activities MEGA Bundle is made up of all 20 digital check-ins, activities, and interactive resources for secondary students. The 20 comprehensive topics cover academic topics, social/emotional wellness, and college and career readiness.The 20 comprehensive topics inside include:ANGER MANAGEMENTAUTOMATIC NEGATIVE THOUGHTSBODY IMAGECHECK-IN (GENERAL FOR SECONDARY STUDENTS)DIGITAL CITIZENSHIPFINANCIAL AID LITERACYGOAL SETTING AND SOFT SKILLSGRIEF AND LOSSGROWTH MI
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9th - 12th
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Healthy Relationships Google Slides - Digital Counseling Lesson
In this 25-page Google Slides presentation, high school students will learn all about healthy relationships and how to identify healthy relationship patterns in their own lives. This lesson primarily focuses on romantic relationships, but the information included is helpful to relationships of all kinds, including friendships. Students will define healthy relationships, discuss how to set healthy boundaries, identify typical warning signs, and learn the best ways to help a friend who might be in
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â 9-12 Advisory Lessons - No-Prep SEL Google Slides Digital Presentations!
**Digital** Social Media Awareness, Management, & Safety NO PREP!
This is a Google Drive Presentation that can be used both in person or online to generate discussions among groups of students. Great for Circle Time or a self-awareness lesson! Graphics in slide show can be removed if needed. Social Media Awareness, Management, & Safety:Students will review what social media is. What the major platforms are. What are pro's and con's about social media and how it can impact us in both positive or negative ways. Students will learn about what they can do to r
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4th - 12th
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Escape Middle School! SEL Boom Cards -Middle school to high school transition
In this 38 Boom card deck escape room, 8th graders (7th or 9th graders) will be trying to escape middle school to make their graduation on time! They will be solving 9 puzzles (and 1 final fill-in-the-blank word puzzle in the end) that mention peer pressure, the amygdala part of the brain, SMART goals, growth mindset, soft skills, healthy foods, and dealing with sports stress. Each puzzle will reveal 1 or 2 letters that ultimately form the last word to get the student out of the school. This
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7th - 9th
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Flip-a-Coin Social Stories (BOOM CARDSâ„¢, perspective taking, pragmatics)
SOCIAL STORIES for analyzing behaviors and consequences of behavior. Flip a coin to determine what comes next in the story: will the character use unexpected or expected behavior? Analyze the behaviors, reactions, and feelings related to the behavior.Each social story begins with a scenario, including a photo for context. The scenario ends with "What will happen next?" Students flip a coin to determine which page they will turn to. There are two possible outcomes to each story: Unexpected or Ex
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in:Â Flip-a-Coin Social Stories BUNDLE (teletherapy, social skills, pragmatics)
See it Through My Eyes (BOOM CARDSâ„¢, perspective taking, social skills, ASD)
This is a perspective taking activity using REAL photos that requires students to analyze facial expressions, and then apply the clues they find to discuss the social problem/social story. This product can be appropriate for middle, high school, or adult students. This activity can be used for distance learning.*Available in PPT format or as BOOM cards™.The purpose of this activity:★ Students will be analyzing facial expressions in a photo of a real person. They will work together to identify p
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Boom Oversharing in Conversation and Social Media Print No Print Social Skills
Are you looking for interactive ways to teach middle and high school students about oversharing and what types and how much information they can share with what groups of people in conversations, on social media and in texts and emails. Are your students in speech therapy or social skills less than excited about most social skills activities? Are you looking for flexibility? This packets offers a deck of Boom cards, a pdf and EASEL activities. In the set of Boom cards, you will receive a de
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6th - 10th
Friendship Green & Red Flags: Healthy & Unhealthy Behaviors & Dynamics
This Friendship Green and Red Flags resource was designed to teach kids in a developmentally appropriate way about healthy vs. unhealthy friendship behaviors and dynamics. This resource includes a Google Slides component and a card game component. The presentation can be used to introduce the topic of friendship green & red flags, debrief, and summarize the baseline topics discussed in this resource. The card game includes 96 cards that can be used to play easy to understand the card-sheddin
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3rd - 12th
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Also included in:Â Friendship Green & Red Flags & Friendship Boundaries Unit
Perspective-Taking Game: Boom Cards!
Engaging perspective-taking game to help students practice:Reading body languageInterpreting context cluesMaking inferencesUsing emotion vocabularyIdentify hidden rulesPerfect for any social or pragmatic skills group! Uses actual photos to ensure that students are given the chance to analyze real body language. Images are suitable for any student from 5th-12th grade!This product can be used with Google Classroom.PREVIEW HEREInterested in more social skill lessons? Check out the following Boom ca
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5th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Social-Emotional Mega Bundle -- Distance or In-Person!
Learning Theorists and theories Interactive activity
The easiest way to teach the 36 most important Learning Theorists and their Theories. Plus the 36 most important Learning Theories in the psychology world. It works for me, it will work for you!It includes the following theorists:1. Ivan Pavlov 2. John B. Watson3. Rosalie Rayner4. Orval Hobart Mowrer5. John Dewey6. John GarcĂa7. Harry Harlow8. B.F. Skinner9. Albert Bandura10. Edwin Ray Guthrie11. Robert M. GagnĂ©12. Howard Gardner13. Jean Piaget14. Jerome S. Brunner15. Kurt Lewin16. Carl Rogers
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Coping Skills: Managing Emotions -- Boom Cards
Coping skills lesson for both initial instruction and review! Teaches students how to use several calming, distracting, physical, and thinking skills. Students will be guided through the following learning objectives:- Defining coping skills- Tell why coping skills are important- Practice using a coping skill- Brainstorming coping skillsAppropriate for a wide range of ages. Audio included to guide students through 4-7-8 breathing exercise! Useful for distance learning and progress monitoring! Th
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4th - 10th
Also included in:Â Social-Emotional Mega Bundle -- Distance or In-Person!
SEL/IDENTITY ACTIVITY: Fillable Iceberg of Identity for Students
This is a GREAT activity that I've used for years to get students thinking about stereotypes, assumptions, and identity. I've adapted it this year for remote learning to make it super easy for students to fill in the various sections. Students use an iceberg as a visual metaphor to think about - Assumptions others may make about them based on their visible identity that AREN'T true - Assumptions others may make about them based on their visible identity that ARE true - Identities they hold "belo
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7th - 11th
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Big or little problem? Size of Your Emotion/Reaction Game for Teens
This social skills set includes 25 NO PREP gameboards and a digital card deck with 56 timely and relevant scenarios to spark natural discussion of SMALL versus BIG problems. Also included are editable gameboards and blank cards so that you may insert problems relevant to your students easily.Mountain or Molehill? is perfect for mixed groups, classroom discussions, or 1-on-1 therapy. When you play Mountain or Molehill? games with your students, you’ll be able to build one or all of these skills
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7th - 9th
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Inappropriate vs Appropriate self touch ( now in Powerpoint)
A smartboard lesson/powerpoint regarding what type of self touch is approrpriate and what is not. Visual images help guide students to the correct answer. Extremely important and overlooked skill for life skills, young children, and students with disablilities.
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
8 Counseling Assessments (Boom Slides)
This bundle includes 8 assessments to be used in Elementary, Middle or High School students. They can be used for individual or group instruction. These assessments are part of a boom series and are an interactive way to assess students, especially during distance learning! This package includes assessments on the following topics: Emotion Regulation, Grief, Motivation/Goal Setting, Social Skills/Friendship, Growth Mindset, Self Esteem, Leadership and Stress Management.Official Information from
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3rd - 12th
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Show What You Know Complete Bundle
For an interactive preview, click here!This resource contains all the "Show What You Know" Boom Cardâ„¢ Decks which include trivia questions related to bullying, school rules and behavior, feelings and emotions, and anger control and coping. Great as an introduction to a learning unit, as a summary "show what you know" activity, or as a discussion starter in a class or small group setting.Resources each have 32 total questions, but 15 are randomly selected each play of a deck. Question types vary
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2nd - 12th
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