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Free 7th grade psychology internet activities
Personality Test
Have students find out about their personality type. I use the personality test as an intro to my financial future project (posted separately). Students take 2 different tests and learn about themselves and the worksheet has students find out what jobs and majors fit their personality. Students love this because they find out about their personality and most are shocked to see how correct the analysis is. These are simple online quizzes that can be taken in one class period and is a good way
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7th - 12th
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Super Self Cartoon
Super Self Cartoon is a great art project for middle school and early high school students. Personality and identity is addressed while planting a seed of planning for the future. Many of my students said they gained confidence in finding their “power” ...a personal quality they never appreciated about themselves before. This lesson includes formal plans, two worksheets, a link to the online personality test, assessment, and art standards.
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7th - 9th
Social and Emotional Learning| Positive Mental Health| Junior Intermediate
Elevate your teaching with this invaluable Google Slide resource, meticulously crafted to empower your students with the tools they need for positive mental health. In today's world, nurturing emotional well-being is paramount, and this engaging presentation is your gateway to promoting resilience, empathy, and open conversations about mental health.Healthy Mindset: Give your students the gift of a healthy mindset. This presentation guides them through recognizing and navigating their emotional
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4th - 7th
Conversations with Carson: Feelings Memory Match Game
Social Star Academy's Feelings Memory Game helps children on the autism spectrum practice matching some of the most common facial expressions with the proper emotion. The child will learn to identify subtle cues in a person's facial expression that indicates a particular emotion. As well as practice expressing their emotions. You can access the free video using the link below.Conversations with Carson: Feelings Memory Match Game A child's ability to identify the emotional facial expressions of
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K - 12th
Crash Course Psychology #25 Notes (WORKSHEET & ANSWER KEY)
Fill in the blank notes on the YouTube video for Crash Course Psychology #25: Feeling all the Feels. Great for middle and high school introductory psychology classes. Pairs well with #26 on Stress, Health, & Emotion.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Bullying Questionnaire for Children
This Questionnaire is designed to determine how children feel about bullying and is made in a format that can be used in Class Discussion on the subject or with parent children conferences.
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K - 8th
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Social Media and Society
We are going to be exploring the pros and cons of social media in this discussion. Social media has exploded in the last 10 years. Between Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, Weibo and many more here are almost 2 billion social media users across the world. It is a new phenomenon that is shaping us as individuals, and society at large in ways we never anticipated. It is important that we understand and explore these effects in more detail, because social media is here to stay!Click here to s
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4th - 12th
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What do Psychologists Do?
A great organizer for guided reading or reteaching assignment. Students can use textbook or digital resources to research the jobs that different psychology professions do.
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6th - 12th
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Personality Profile
A Personality Profile is an introductory exercise geared to helping a learner to practice the skills associated with inquiring into whom someone was, what shaped them, their possible motivations for past actions and making predictions of possible future actions/reactions of a politician.
It starts with low-order questions like when the lived and moves up to more complex questions, like why they did what they did, and how they would fare today.
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6th - 9th
A History of Psychology Reference Page
Find a free version of the History of Psychology's reference page. You can use these online resources and books to supplement any lesson.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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