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School counseling task cards for Microsoft Word
Behavior Management individual reminders
Cut out and tape to the desks of students who may need extra reminders to stay on task through out the day. Touch the reminders on the desk as you monitor the classroom, and keep teaching!
Grades:
K - 5th
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Random Acts of Kindness Week - Daily Mission Cards
Celebrate Random Acts of Kindness Week with your students!
Print the mission cards and distribute them to your students. Each day your students will have a different mission (give someone a compliment, do something nice for someone, etc.).
The cards have a spot for the students to write down the name of who they shared their kindness with, how that made that person feel, and how that made the student (themselves) feel.
There is a different mission for each day of the week. Each page has fou
Grades:
K - 8th
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Token Economy Board Disney Princess
Token Economy Board - Disney Princess Disney Princesses!A Token Economy is a useful tool for behavior modifications. It is effective with children in many age groups, including children with special needs, those on the autism spectrum, those who have social and emotional problems, and more.Tokens are given when a desired behavior is accomplished. Tokens are never taken away, but until the child fills the board they are not due a reward. Rewards can be small like stickers, candy, fidgets, etc. or
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Social Skills: ID Emotion to Picture Situations Task Cards/File Fold (SEL)
Welcome! I am adding an addition to the Social-emotional learning and social skills material. An important part of emotional awareness is the ability to identify typical;l appropriate emotional responses to situations. This activity allows. the opportunities for students to identify the appropriate emotion to feel when provided a picture context. An array of three pictures of a depiction of different actions related to emotions are included. This also has students work on identifying facial expr
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Not Grade Specific
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PERSONAL STRENGTHS List : School Counselors Coping Cards - Identity Development
Teens can often feel self-conscious about their differences rather than embracing their uniqueness as a personal strength. Support adolescence identity development with this fun Personal Strengths List. Want all Therapist Aid Coping Cards at a 20% discount? CLICK HERE If you have a student with low self-esteem, someone who struggles to accept compliments, or sees the world through a negative lens then try these personal strength cards. Open up powerful conversation and processing in session, and
Grades:
8th - 11th
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Stealing What is Okay to Touch Social Story
This story is about touching and taking items that do not belong to the student. How can you know what is okay to touch and what you should do if you want to touch things that aren't yours. Also contains two sorting charts.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Also included in:Â Social Story Bundle
PBIS "I Am Working For" Desk Reminder
Print, laminate, and tape the *editable* PBIS Desk Chart to your student's desk! You can use it for redirection and as a reminder of what they are working for each day. Laminate the motivator squares and velcro each day's motivator below "I am working for." There are blank motivator squares for you to write or draw in your student's motivating rewards.
Grades:
PreK - 8th
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Group Counseling Pass - Editable
Use this (editable!) pass for students who are apart of your counseling group. List student name, homeroom, location of group, dates of group, time of group -- all in one place! Tip: share with students that counseling is most helpful when a person is committed to the process. Therefore, they will only receive one pass (to get in their agenda) and are encouraged to remember to attend weekly meetings without ongoing reminders. I have a 95% success rate with this approach.
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Zones Check-In Sheet
Use this, "Stop and Think" sheet when a student is entering or leaving your room to help them identify which Zone they are feeling (Green is ready to learn, Yellow is feeling silly, Blue is feeling tired, and Red is feeling angry).
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
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Token Economy Board MCU Marvel Characters
Token Economy Board - MCU Marvel Characters!A Token Economy is a useful tool for behavior modifications. It is effective with children in many age groups, including children with special needs, those on the autism spectrum, those who have social and emotional problems, and more.Tokens are given when a desired behavior is accomplished. Tokens are never taken away, but until the child fills the board they are not due a reward. Rewards can be small like stickers, candy, fidgets, etc. or they can be
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Who Cares? A Social Skills Game
This is a card game designed to teach social skills to special needs students age 10 and up by encouraging them to talk about how their behaviors effect those close to them.
12 game cards are included. Each card deals with a topic including responsible behavior, hygiene, chores, etc...
Instructions and tips on how to enhance learning using this tool are included
Thank you!
Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
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K-5 Reflection Sheet (For Cool Down Corners)
How many times have you witnessed students losing control of their emotions? How many times as educators do we get frustrated at moments like this? This reflection sheet is PERFECT for young students who need an opportunity to take a break and reflect on the situation that just occurred. If students do not know what they did wrong they will NOT know how to fix their behavior. The next time one of your students has a difficult day give him or her this sheet. This will cool him or her down, AND it
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Role Play Scenarios to resolve conflicts (editable resource)
8 Task Cards - one per groupTeacher will provide each group of 4 students a task card Early elementary children often feel defeated when a friend treats them poorly. This lesson will give students the tools to respond effectively to conflict.Students will see each other in videos they recorded themselves with an approach to resolving conflict and an ineffective way to handle a conflict. These examples and non examples will help give them the tools to resolve their own conflicts.
Grades:
2nd - 6th
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Which One are You?
This product is much like a "Would You Rather?" activity. Cut the cards apart and take turns drawing a card. Which item on the card do you identify with? This leads to great discussion and self-reflection.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Wolf Pack Score Card
I created a Tier II intervention that is a spin off of Check in Check Out. I create two teams of 5-6 students. They get the card filled out like a CICO card daily. Each day we add up the points of each team and on Friday mornings, we see who won. The winning team won gym time, ice cream, or some agreed upon reward. The one student from each team that had the highest score got a Leader of the Pack certificate, and a positive phone call home. The students push each other to do the "right" things
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Editable Break Card
Download this template to use with students who could benefit from break cards. Use as is or edit for individual students' needs!
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Grades:
PreK - 8th
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Reminder to See Counselor
Help your student's stay organized by creating and handing out reminder cards to your students for scheduled/planned times to meet during the school day. Great for helping with organizational skills.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
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Social Skills Task Cards: Good Choice or Bad Choice
Welcome!This includes: 20 task cards with written examples (no pictures) 10 of the examples included are in the Good Choice or Bad Choice Game 2 on my page, and the other ten are new.This is an excellent activity to address appropriate prosocial behaviors. Social- emotional learning through examples is a wonderful way to improve classroom awareness. Students are presented with 20 social skills situations and have to determine if choices are good choices or bad choices. A great addition to this
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â Social Skills: Good Choice or Bad Choice Bundle (SEL) 3 Items
Break Cards
Personalize a set of break cards for your students to use throughout the day.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Emotional Identification (File folder or task card) Social Emotional Learning
Welcome! I am adding a new FREEBIE for the social-emotional learning/growth mindset category. This item can be used as a file folder game/activity, task cards, or even a worksheet. I would suggest laminating and reusing. Directions: Students are prompted to circle a picture that conveys an identified emotion. (i.e. circle sad.) 7 pictures are presented on the page. (The same seven pictures are included on each page.) Purpose: This activity not only addresses awareness and identification of emoti
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Appointment Reminder Cards
Visual reminders for students to help them stay organized for meetings with the social worker, counselor, SLP, OT, PT, etc.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
Fill in the Blank- Name object to FUNCTION Task Cards (ABLLS-R ALIGNED) H8 FREE
Welcome! This is a new FREEBIE to add to your FEATURE FUNCTION CLASS collection.; it is ABLLS-R aligned and can be used for ABLLS-R H8. 12 fill in the blank cards are included. I suggestion laminating for future use. Example:What do you eat with...What do you read...What do you write with...aba,autism, SPED
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â ABLLS-R Growing Bundle (65 Products)
Taking a break Social Story
Social Stories are a great way for students with ASD to learn behavior expectations, routines and social skills.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Size of Problem Task Cards
For use with students in identifying size of problems and how to solve them. Can be adapted or modified.
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Grades:
PreK - 5th
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