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School counseling independent works for SMART Notebook
Testing Prep Standardized Test Taking Skills Strategies Tips Pirate Game Lesson
Ahoy there Mateys! Avast all ye pirates who are about to start test-prep for standardized testing mayhem! Landlubbers and pirates alike will enjoy learning test-taking tips playing this Smart board game, Pirate Treasure Challenge! Get your students onboard for standardized testing by playing this game reviewing common test taking strategies. Students will navigate 25 questions about testing to collect doubloons for their team. As questions are answered, spend time discussing how this will help y
Grades:
3rd - 5th
AllerBees ~ Small Counseling Group for Students with Food Allergies
SMARTBOARD/NOTEBOOK ~ Do you have students in your school with severe life threatening food allergies? Have you ever talked to a student because they were being bullied because of having a food allergy? Do you have children with Eosinophilic Esophagitis? This interactive Smartboard lesson includes psychoeducational information that can be used in a small group counseling setting, co-facilitated with the school nurse. Food allergies are prevalent in today's society. The goal of the group is t
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Grades:
K - 6th
Speech Bubble or Thought Bubble
Many students with pragmatic and language disabilities have difficulty understanding when their thoughts/ideas are ones that should be said aloud or whether they should be kept in their heads. This Notebook activity teaches the idea of “speech bubble” vs. “thought bubble” and reviews when it is okay or not okay to share something. Specifically, it teaches the students to think about whether this is the right time, the right place, the right audience, or whether it will hurt someone’s feelings. T
Grades:
K - 8th
Respect/Keeping Your Thoughts in Your Head
Do any of your Middle School and older students have a difficult understanding what IS and is NOT appropriate to share? This is a quick Notebook lesson that helps students understand what it means to be respectful to both teachers AND peers and when something should be kept in their head or whether it can be shared.
Grades:
5th - 12th
Managing a Change in Plans SMART Notebook discussion
This is a social emotional learning lesson on how to manage a change in plans and the steps to take when students are having trouble with this. This is used in 3rd grade but can be adapted to all grades.
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Not Grade Specific
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K-3 Special Education Homework Journal
Have you ever wished you could ask your student or child with Autism Spectrum Disorder, "what did you do today?" and they would be able to give you a clear answer? Are you a teacher and need to fill out daily communication for your students with language difficulties?
I have developed this packet as a way for the student to be in charge of their communication from home and school.
Does your child struggle to speak and write? Or do you have a student who is a great writer, but needs to work on
Grades:
K - 3rd
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Choices/Violence Awareness Smart Notebook
Each notebook page has an image on it. The children can decide whether they think the choices being made in the picture are good and respectful or unkind. A child can move the black box to reveal either a smiling face or a frowning face.
Grades:
PreK - 1st
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Character Building Trait: Honesty SMARTboard
Wonderful lesson for students who have a hard time telling the truth. This lesson will help students to learn about the character trait of honesty. It might seem that lying or cheating helps people out or makes them feel good sometimes, but in the long run, it usually doesn’t. It will help students to understand the importance of telling the truth. Lesson uses the book “Lying up a Storm” by Julia Cook to teach the character trait of honesty. YouTube read aloud linked.
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Grades:
2nd - 3rd
Communication Skills: Communication Blockers SMARTboard/Smart Notebook
Talking about a problem is very important, but you have to choose your words carefully. Students will learn about communication blockers. The words that can either start a conflict or make it worse. Students will learn about the do and don’t of communications and communications styles. This is an interactive smartboard lesson, with a hurtful words video clip.
Lesson alignment to the ASCA Mindset and Behavior Standards for Student Success.
Grades:
4th - 5th
Character Building Trait: Kindness and Caring SMARTboard
This lesson will help students to learn about the character trait of kindness and caring. To develop and exhibit such kindness in school, classroom, home and other places. Lesson uses the book” What does it Mean to be Kind?” by Rana DiOrio to teach character traits of kindness and caring.
The learning activity and read aloud book are intended to be used in conjunction with the PowerPoint and are linked. A project of giving idea is connected to this lesson.
Lesson alignment to the ASCA Mindse
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Grades:
1st - 2nd
Executive Functioning- Self Regulation SMART Notebook Guided Discussion
This is a SMART Notebook lesson on a few different self regulation skills including opportunities for discussion on how to keep your desk clean and organized.
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Not Grade Specific
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