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7th grade school counseling task cards for Microsoft PowerPoint
Passive Aggressive & Assertive: Communication Styles Lesson + Task Cards
Could your students use a lesson in how to best communicate face to face?This lesson may be perfect for you! Teach students about passive, aggressive, and assertive communication styles using task card scenarios, a presentation, and a self-reflection quiz that students will love! This is perfect for your middle school audience. Product includes:*20 slide presentation*2 page self-reflection quiz, 1 page key for quiz*24 task cards*Simple 1/2 sheet pre & post test Please note: Product is not e
Grades:
6th - 9th
Also included in: Middle School Guidance Lesson + Activity Bundle
Think It or Say It Card Sort Digital and Printable-Social Skills & Life Skills
What’s Included A digital version and printable version of a “think it” or “say it” sort gameDigital Version-Digital “Think It” or “Say It” activity sort with 36 prompts to sort-Digital slide explaining expected/unexpected comments and questions-Digital slide with empathy brainstorming questionsPrintable Version-Printable “Think It” or “Say It” card sort with two sets of 36 sorting cards- one with words and pictures and one with only words (printer friendly)-Extra printable cards to write your o
Grades:
2nd - 8th
Editable Break Cards - Promotes Self Regulation
Break cards teach students to self-regulate by encouraging to recognize their feelings and ask for a break before they get to the point of frustration and crying. These can be given to your whole class or to individual students who may need help in this area.
This product contains 3 sets of pre-made break cards that have 4 of the same break card on each page. This product also contains 3 sets of editable break cards. These break cards have the same emotions and emojis as the pre-made cards, bu
Grades:
1st - 8th
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Negotiation and Compromise Scenarios for TEENS (Print and Digital)
Negotiation and Compromise ScenariosThis resource is also included in the following discounted bundles:Negotiation and Compromise BUNDLESEL Mega Bundle*********************************************************ABOUT THIS RESOURCE★ Topic - Negotiation and Compromise★ Features 28 Real-Life Negotiation and Compromise SCENARIOS★ 103 pages ★ Includes 4 Versions: Task Cards, Worksheets, PowerPoint, Digital★ Print and Digital (PDF and Google Slides)★ Suitable for Middle and High School Students★ SEL-rela
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: Social Emotional Learning | Life Skills | Self-Managament | SEL Bundle
Conflict Resolution for Middle School Students
Ahhh middle school, the time when all of the students hormones are changing; thus, impacting their moods and their ability to solve conflict in a healthy way. I designed this lesson after Kelso Choices and every day things that I see as a middle school counselor. This product includes: 34 Task CardsInstructions on how to use the cardsPowerPoint going over the conflict resolution strategies Topics include the following:Big Problem vs. Small Problem9 Techniques for Healthy Conflict ResolutionTalki
Grades:
5th - 9th
Implicit Biases and Microaggression: Our Worldview PowerPoint and Sorting Cards
This resource is the first step into helping middle school students understand implicit biases and microaggressions. It breaks down how the students come to see their world and how biases and instincts impact their thinking and behaviors. The last slide of the PowerPoint goes into the categories of implicit biases and gives an example. After the PowerPoint the students will start the sorting card activity, which is a hands on activity with a group to reinforce what they have learned and further
Grades:
7th - 9th
Empathy Lesson Plan and Task Card Activity | Relationship Skills | SEL
Teaching empathy is a vital part to helping students develop healthy relationships. The goal of this lesson is teach students the difference between empathy, sympathy, and compassion. This resource includes a Power Point that defines empathy for students as well as guides a classroom or small group discussion on ways to build empathy and examine biases. The task cards can be used for students to practice identifying empathy, sympathy, and compassion as well as to guide further discussion of "w
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in: High School Counseling Lesson GROWING Bundle | Low Prep Lesson Plans
What is Respect? Lesson for Teaching About Being Respectful: NO-PREP (4-8)
Respect Lesson PlanThis lesson plan is designed for elementary and middle school students (grades 4-8) to understand and practice respect. The goal is to help students recognize how their words and actions impact others, places, and things, and to encourage them to act with empathy and consideration in various contexts.Key Components:Introduction:The lesson begins with a definition of respect and a discussion on the impact of actions and words. This sets the stage for understanding the core conc
Grades:
4th - 8th
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SEL- Real Life Scenarios for Pre-Teen/ Teenager Struggles
Use these social emotional task cards/ google slides to discuss real life struggles pre-teens and teenagers face in middle and high school. Each card has a real life struggle students face and ask them how to handle it. There are also worksheets at the end that can be used for students to record their thoughts. These can be used individually, in small group, as class discussions, or just as conversation starters.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Self Guided Scoot: Healthy Friendships
This is a fun, engaging way that the students can learn about healthy friendships, it is the game scoot which is great for incorporating cooperative learning into your lessons! I included self-guided scoot for the students that struggle and need to work at their own pace. This lesson includes: 16 task cardsA scoot recording sheet for the studentsA scoot answer sheet for youTwo sets of instructions: one how to play self-guided scoot and the other is regular scoot. If this interests you, you may a
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Also included in: Navigating and Growing Friendships Unit
Growing Healthy Friendships Task Cards
Maybe this is just my biased opinion but social media in middle school has drastically decreased social skills in my students. They often times don't know how to determine who is a good friend nor how to be a good friend. Sigh, no you cannot just call the girl on Instagram a dirty name and then not expect it to affect you here in school. I felt like I needed to go back to the basics and teach them simple social skills at the middle school level. These task cards cover three important qualities i
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Also included in: Navigating and Growing Friendships Unit
Predicting People's Bubble Thoughts
This product contains 34 task cards that are perfect for giving your students practice in considering how their actions change the way other people think about them. Each of these task cards provides a simple scenario and asks the follow-up question, “What kinds of thoughts might…have about you?” You can keep it simple by having students state either “good” or “uncomfortable” thoughts, or encourage your students to generate the words that would be in the person's thought bubble. Ask your student
Grades:
1st - 8th
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Also included in: Social Pragmatics Task Card Bundle
EDITABLE Daily Affirmation Cards
Affirmations help students practice self love and reinforce positive self talk. These cards can be used in a calming space or together as a class. I choose 3 cards to focus on per week in my classroom. Every morning we say the affirmations aloud together to start off the day positively. Over 50 affirmations included! EDITABLE so you can add affirmations of your own! LET'S CONNECT:I'd love to see how you use this in your classroom!INSTAGRAM: @PearceinPrimaryTWITTER: @_MissPearceKeywords: distance
Grades:
PreK - 8th
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Are They Interested in What You're Saying? Task Cards and DIGITAL LEARNING
Knowing when to shift a conversation or change the conversation topic is a life skill that many students with social pragmatic weaknesses struggle with. Use these 40 task cards to give your students practice reading people’s body language and facial expressions to decipher whether or not they are interested in the conversation. Talk about each person’s nonverbal communication and what that means. Then talk about whether or not the conversation needs to shift and how that can be done. Ask follow-
Grades:
K - 8th
Navigating Friendships
As a middle school counselor, I get to help the students process who is a good friend, who is a poor friend, and who to approach with caution. This lesson uses a traffic light as a symbol of friendship. Red- Unhealthy Friendship, Yellow- Approach the person with caution, and Green- Healthy Friendship!This lesson includes how to use the traffic light as a discussion piece, what topics to cover, and then hands on application with task cards for the student to do after. Check out my blog: https://w
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Also included in: Navigating and Growing Friendships Unit
Freebie | Social Emotional Learning Task Cards for Behavior Intervention
Social emotional learning task card set. This task card set can be printed and laminated for use in your classroom or used as a Powerpoint for virtual learning. The set includes 44 positive vs. negative task cards and sorting options. These task cards could be used as a sorting/matching game, around the room game, or used to generate SEL discussions in the classroom. This task card set was designed for students who struggle with controlling their thoughts and actions.Subjects included: Special E
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Social Emotional Learning Bundle
Social/Emotional Learning Task Cards
I've created some task cards that can be used to help teachers infuse self-regulation moments in their daily routines. The concepts on these cards incorporate the TOOLBOX Tools and calming choices. Feel free to download and edit or print and sort through to pick out your favorites. Here are some ideas of how you might use them:Go through the deck and choose the ones you think are appropriate for your class. You know your kids best so weed out any you think wouldn't go over as well.Pick one a
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Grades:
PreK - 12th
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lets learn manners
This PPT teaches children about good and bad manners. this can be very useful for special education as well as children in normal school setting.
It teachers about good manners and children get chance to identify good and bad manners with the help of situational slides. You could also take printout of these slides and use cards for individual group sessions or these cards could be displayed on the wall and can be used as classroom management startergy.
This PPT includes
- 12 situational cards/s
Grades:
PreK - 8th
Learning more about you cards
Simple Ideas Work Learning More About you Cards help you learn more about a child, young person or adult you may work with. Each topic has a questions and statements to help you learn more about the person you are working with. Please see preview page to get an idea of how you could use these24 Topics Covered:Anger managementLife at schoolFamily Self CareFriendsValuesAll about meConfidence and self esteemTell me about the futureFeelings and behaviour Choices and decisionsStories to tellPeopleTel
Grades:
7th - 10th
Growth Mindset Puzzles
Give students a hands-on approach to learning about GROWTH MINDSET! This amazing activity incorporates positive self-talk, problem-solving skills, and techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy! Therefore, when students engage in putting together the puzzles, they are receiving therapy and learning new essential skills that incorporate a growth mindset!This would be great for individual counseling sessions, group counseling sessions, guidance lessons, or even as an activity for the classroom
Grades:
1st - 8th
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Coping with Worry!
Worry and stress are frequent emotions that we see in the school setting! Help your students manage worry with TWO great counseling activities! First, students can create their own Worry Box to contain their worries. Have students write their worries on worry cards and add them to their box for safe keeping! Secondly, students can use puzzles to practice identifying coping skills for worrisome thoughts and feelings! There are no right or wrong answers to the puzzles! It is a fun and interac
Grades:
1st - 8th
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Growth Mindset: A CBT Intervention
In order to obtain a growth mindset, students have to understand how their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors intertwine with each other. Many of the cards have the students process an example, and work through how these three impact each other. This activity includes the following:23 Task Cards5 ways to implement the task cardsThe task cards include topics of the following: What is a fixed and growth mindset?Keywords to be able to identify which mindset it isWorking through thoughts, feelings, b
Grades:
7th - 12th
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21 days of Kindness challenge, classroom activity
21 days of Kindness Challenge activity is based on the idea that habits are formed by repeating an act for 21 consecutive days. The activity will help in fostering the culture of Kindness in the classroom. One random act of Kindness can create an endless ripple and only Kindness has the power to transform the world. As Aesop, the Greek storyteller says "No act of Kindness, no matter how small is ever wasted".
Grades:
5th - 10th
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