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School Nurse Appreciation Card, Nurse Appreciation Week, School Nurse Gift Idea
1 PDF included of 1 printable School Nurse Appreciation Card! This greeting card is perfect to be printed out and given out to your favorite School nurse! ❤️The card itself is 5"x7" when printed on a regular 8.5"x11" piece of paper. It is highly recommended to print this card on cardstock or thicker paper.Once you print your card out, cut along the outer lines and fold the card down the center line. You will then have blank space on the inside to write your own personalized message! Happy Nurse
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Lost Tooth Necklace, Printable, For School Nurses, Lost Tooth, Tooth Fairy
Printable Lost Tooth Necklace! Includes 6 pages of three different variations of lost tooth necklaces. Made to be given to students who have lost a tooth at school, for school nurses or teachers.You will receive a digital download of the Lost Tooth Necklaces, perfect to be printed, cut out and attached to yarn or string to make a necklace! String/yarn not included.Watermark will not appear on purchased product.THIS IS A DIGITAL PRODUCT, NO PHYSICAL PRODUCT WILL BE SHIPPEDYou will receive:1 PDF f
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PreK - 5th, Higher Education
Feelings and Needs Inventory -working with emotions
I used this assignment when I was teaching a college-level psychology class, but it would be appropriate for middle school or high school as well. It is a four-step process to bring awareness to feelings and needs in regard to an upsetting situation. It ends with a question to generate ideas to meet one's own needs. The assignment's overall goal is to assist students in recognizing their own power in all situations.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) Name Card Program
This program is intended for schools or classrooms that want to create an inclusive environment for their students who identify differently than their birth names. Students fill out the card and give it to their teachers to refer to them as they wish. Teachers are made aware quickly and discreetly about their students' pronouns and names they wish to be called as well as how the teacher should refer to them with parents/guardians. Additionally, students can check if they feel comfortable discuss
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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