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Free 7th grade psychology interactive notebooks
Stress - Mental Health Guided Journal
Increase your students’ emotional intelligence with this guided journal that explores stress. Feeling stressed is a normal human emotion and it's important for all people to be able to recognize it, understand it, and to know how to keep moving forward. This open-ended guided journal is a great tool for your student to learn how to do exactly that. It’s designed to empower your students with coping strategies for this everyday emotion.This Journal is Completely Prep-Free and Includes: Two pages
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6th - 12th
FROM THE CENTER- Mandala drawing activity for emotional distress
Art can be used as a tool for soothing intense emotional states, and as a tool of conversation with our students about their emotions and inner conflicts.With that in mind, I published From the Center, a visual book with 18 of my mandala drawings with the intention to encourage the reader to respond to my mandala drawing by creating a mandala of their own, focusing on a difficult life moment in need of healing.What is a mandala?...A mandala is a circular symbol used to represent the Earth, spiri
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7th - 12th
"I Jumped Off the Golden Gate Bridge" Notetaker
This document contains the link to the YouTube video "I Jumped Off the Golden Gate Bridge" and eight questions about it. This video is about a man who attempted suicide, failed, and now spreads the word about how to stay positive when it comes to mental health struggles.I used this in my 9th-grade Health class. It's a great resource for any late middle school or early high school classroom discussing mental health/suicide prevention.
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7th - 10th
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Brain: KWL Chart
K-W-L charts are useful graphic organizers that can help students to organize their thoughts and information before, during, and after a unit or a lesson. These charts can be used to engage students in a new topic, activate prior knowledge, and monitor students' learning. This K-W-L chart on the human brain can help students to better assess their knowledge. The chart can be used to introduce a new lesson or be used to wrap up one. The best part, this resource is totally free!
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
2 Column Notes: Say What? So What?
Do you struggle to get students engaged with 2 column notes? This strategy (especially when said in a "rap" voice) gets students excited, engaged, and most importantly it makes them THINK!
Grades:
7th - 12th
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