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12th grade school counseling interactive whiteboards
Social Skills: Middle & High School
Many students who have difficulties with social communication struggle to see the “Big Picture” of a situation. Big Picture Thinking helps middle and high school students to connect the social details to form a greater understanding of social situations. This includes understanding unwritten social rules, different perspectives and making social inferences. This NO PRINT, NO PREP packet can be downloaded to your iPad or Smartboard for easy presentation. AND THE PACKET IS EXPANDABLE!
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Also included in: Social Skills Bundle: Middle School
No Prep Middle School Friendship Boundaries Unit for Small Group or Individual
This fun, hands-on unit was designed to help middle school and even high-school students navigate sticky friendship situations. This no-prep, print-and-go unit can be used in small group or individual counseling to help students identify unhealthy friendship dynamics, build the tools they need to stand up for themselves by setting boundaries, using assertive verbal and body language, foster self-confidence, and embolden students to step outside their comfort zone and expand their friendship grou
Grades:
5th - 12th
Also included in: Friendship Green & Red Flags & Friendship Boundaries Unit
Idioms & Nonliteral Language For Real Life - File Format Bundle
When looking for lists of idioms, I often notice that the go-to examples are fun but outdated - "raining cats and dogs", or "let the cat out of the bag". These are interesting examples of figurative language but not often used in daily life anymore. I love listening to the day-to-day speech of other people and finding examples of nonliteral language - so much so, in fact, that I keep a running list until I have enough new examples for a new nonliteral language deck! This deck contains nonliteral
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Boom Cards - Idioms & Nonliteral Language For Real Life
When looking for lists of idioms, I often notice that the go-to examples are fun but outdated - "raining cats and dogs", or "let the cat out of the bag". These are interesting examples of figurative language but not often used in daily life anymore. I love listening to the day-to-day speech of other people and finding examples of nonliteral language - so much so, in fact, that I keep a running list until I have enough new examples for a new nonliteral language deck! This deck contains nonliteral
Grades:
5th - 12th
Also included in: Idioms & Nonliteral Language For Real Life - File Format Bundle
Friendship Green & Red Flags & Friendship Boundaries Unit
This friendship Green and Red flags and Boundaries Setting Unit was designed to be used in a small group or individual counseling to teach middle school or high school students to advocate and stand up for themselves. Understanding friendship red and green flags gives students a blueprint for what constitutes a healthy relationship versus a potentially toxic one, encouraging students to make good choices and build heathy, strong friendships. Taking thigs a step forward, teaching assertiveness al
Grades:
5th - 12th
File Format Bundle: Reading Body Language & Facial Expressions
In this product, learners focus on reading body language and facial expressions related to real world situations they may encounter at work, in the community, or with friends. Who looks approachable and who looks like they want to be left alone? Who is following what you are saying and who is confused? How should they respond in these scenarios? Learners focus on these important social skills to help them learn about navigating nonverbal communication in daily life. Includes 20 scenarios with bo
Grades:
8th - 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 Card™ 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
Grades:
2nd - 12th
4 Communication Styles SEL Boom Deck PLUS Communication Styles Quiz
In this Boom Deck, students will learn about the 4 Main Communication Styles; Passive, Assertive, Aggressive, and Passive-Aggressive. There are 8 introduction/informative cards, 24 task cards, and a 10 question communication quiz. There are 2 scoring cards. There are also 4 tip cards covering each communication style. There is also a link for an article from Kidshealth on Assertiveness for Teens. This deck is appropriate for 5th grade through 12th grade. This can be used whole class on a Sma
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5th - 12th
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Reading Body Language & Facial Expressions - PDF / Google Slides / PPT
In this product, learners focus on reading body language and facial expressions related to real world situations they may encounter at work, in the community, or with friends. Who looks approachable and who looks like they want to be left alone? Who is following what you are saying and who is confused? How should they respond in these scenarios? Learners focus on these important social skills to help them learn about navigating nonverbal communication in daily life. Includes 20 scenarios with bo
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: File Format Bundle: Reading Body Language & Facial Expressions
School Counseling Bitmoji Office Template
Add your personal touch and link all important resources to this calm and versatile virtual office space!Use this as the base to build your School Counseling Virtual Office!Set Up is as easy as 1-2-3Save and Add to Google Slides - Insert your Bitmoji- nsert Text Boxes and Link to your documents :)
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PreK - 12th
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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
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
New Years 2024 Goal Setting Digital Activity Bundle - Middle School Special Ed
Happy New Year! 2024!! These are wonderful activitities to complete with middle school special education students who have set new goals for 2024! GOAL SETTING ACTIVITYThis autism goal-setting activity is an interactive way to support clients to identify goals to work towards within therapy sessions. This activity is suitable for ages 13+ to adults.The goal cards provide choices to say "yes, i want to work on this", "no, i don't want to work on this right now" or "I can already do this". This is
Grades:
9th - 12th
Boom Cards: Reading Body Language & Facial Expressions
In this deck, learners focus on reading body language and facial expressions related to real world situations they may encounter at work, in the community, or with friends. Who looks approachable and who looks like they want to be left alone? Who is following what you are saying and who is confused? How should they respond in these scenarios? Learners focus on these important social skills to help them learn about navigating nonverbal communication in daily life. Includes 20 scenarios with both
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: File Format Bundle: Reading Body Language & Facial Expressions
Counselor Bitmoji Virtual Office
This is the bitmoji office that I created for our middle school counseling department. Many of the objects are linked. Images and links can all be changed to fit your needs!
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K - 12th, Staff
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Valentine's Day Spreading Love and Self Love Social Emotional Lesson SEL
Wanting to do an SEL in theme with Valentine's Day? Look no further! These slides go through what it means to spread love to others as well as having self love. This is a great lesson to help build students who often feel insecure. This version is a PDF, if you want the lesson in a google slides format you can use this link:Spreading Love and Self Care SlidesThese slides include:-focus on self love-what positive self talk really means -what showing love to others can look like -focus on showing
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Social Emotional Learning Check-In SEL Mood Board How are you feeling? Scale
Athletes!What an amazing and quick way to get older students talking and engaged?Students love checking in, taking a brain break, or building community with this activity.This activity can be a quick 1 minute check-in, a 5 minute brain break, or a amazing hook to a new lesson!Students and teachers love these!!!Suggested ways to use.-Quick and ready daily presentations for SEL check in. (Give yourself a few moments to prepare/transition to your next lesson.)-Use within Google Forms for staff meet
Grades:
6th - 12th
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
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Idioms & Nonliteral Language For Real Life (PDF, Google Slides, PowerPoint)
When looking for lists of idioms, I often notice that the go-to examples are fun but outdated - "raining cats and dogs", or "let the cat out of the bag". These are interesting examples of figurative language but not often used in daily life anymore. I love listening to the day-to-day speech of other people and finding examples of nonliteral language - so much so, in fact, that I keep a running list until I have enough new examples for a new nonliteral language deck! This deck contains nonliteral
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Also included in: Idioms & Nonliteral Language For Real Life - File Format Bundle
What are they Thinking and Feeling BUNDLE? Teenage Distance Learning Resource
3 Best-selling resources have been combined to create this bundle.These resources all contain photographs of exceptional quality, to provide the backdrop for discussions about scenarios that many teenagers experience. Each resource has two levels of difficulty. Each level contains 30 photographs that depict social situations which which teenagers experience. There are 60 pages in total in each resource.The First Level develops a young adult's ability to:1. Label a vast array of feelings and emot
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Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
*FREE* Social Emotional Check-In Chart With Survival Signs and Emojis
Use this as a social-emotional check in at the beginning of class to gauge how students are feeling. Great to use with students of all ages! Great for students with disabilities and multilingual learners too.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Understanding Emotions and Managing Adversity. Distance Learning Teen Resource
This resource is a NO PREP NO PRINT Powerpoint that can be played on an interactive whiteboard or laptop. It can be printed if needed and bound to form a book. It is the second edition in a series and follows on from the What are they Thinking and Feeling (Middle School Edition)https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/What-are-Teenagers-Thinking-and-Feeling-DIstance-Learning-Teletherapy-Resource-5319760This resource has two levels of difficulty. Each level contains 30 photographs of exceptio
Grades:
8th - 12th
Freebie! Thanksgiving Idioms & Nonliteral Language: Boom Cards Google Slides PDF
A fun free resource for Thanksgiving! File formats include PDF, Google Slides, and Boom Cards deck!
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Periodic Table of Human Emotions
Periodic Table of Human EmotionsThis classroom design is especially great for Guidance Counselors and science teachers. I would recommend using this periodic table for grade students 3rd - 12th grade. This periodic table of human emotions a great way to have students to understand and express how they feel. This will make a great bulletin board, wall poster, and/or intervention tool to support students, build rapport, and make them more aware of their own feelings. The periodic goes over basic e
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Social Emotional Learning Check-In SEL Mood Board How are you feeling? Scale
Celebrities!What an amazing and quick way to get older students talking and engaged?Students love checking in, taking a brain break, or building community with this activity.This activity can be a quick 1 minute check-in, a 5 minute brain break, or a amazing hook to a new lesson!Students and teachers love these!!!Suggested ways to use.-Quick and ready daily presentations for SEL check in. (Give yourself a few moments to prepare/transition to your next lesson.)-Use within Google Forms for staff m
Grades:
6th - 12th
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