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5th grade school psychology scripts for GATE
Student Quizzes Learning Style Inventory Right or Left Brain Activity
Right or Left Brain Dominant Quiz, Learning Style Inventory, and Introvert vs. Extrovert QuizThese three quizzes will help students learn more about themselves, their learning style and their preferences. Each of the three quizzes comes with summary pages that describe characteristics of their results. Left or Right Brained Dominant Color by Number Brain Students will answer 27 questions in which they will decide which answer describes them best. After answering the questions, the students will
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3rd - 9th
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Social Story Scripts For Older Kids - 10 One Page Stories
Do you have students who could benefit from a social story script, but are too old for the traditional kind, with lots of cartoon style graphics? Do you have students who need explicit instruction on targeted social skills?These 1 page stories are great for the upper elementary student who is having trouble understanding a variety of social skills. These stories are short and to the point and contain very few graphics so that they are more discrete and appealing to older students. ❤️❤️❤️ What Pe
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4th - 7th
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Islands of Personality - Inside Out Project
**This project can be used for the following areas: study of psychology, social-emotional learning (self-awareness, empathy), get-to-know-you project
This Inside Out - inspired project will be an exciting resource for students to explore elements of their personalities and understand why they are the way they are. My lesson overview explains how personality psychologists believe our personalities are formed and provides example questions that will help students consider what forms and shapes th
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2nd - 8th
Boundary Setting: Saying NO Politely Scripted Cards for Self Esteem Groups; BLUE
Assertiveness is an important skill to have for the purpose of educating another person what one's emotional, physical, or social needs are.
Whether it be in individual counseling, group therapy, a student in distress, or a classroom discussion, when not comfortable answering a question, engaging in a specific activity, or uncertain how to problem solve, the participant is encouraged to use one of the “Saying NO” or "Speaking Up" cards to help give the user permission to disagree, set limits,
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3rd - 6th
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Tornado Drill - Interactive Social Stories (+BOOM Cards)
Be prepared to teach tornado routines to your students with sensory and behavioral needs. Make your life easier by preteaching these routines and making your students more comfortable with these unpredictable experiences. Includes2 interactive books2 black and white one page social stories for display or individual student useBOOM Deck for distance learning and no prepCheck out the growing bundle for even more interactive social stories for a great price!About Boom Cards:To use Boom Cards, you m
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PreK - 5th
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Also included in: Interactive Stories about Social Scenarios Bundle (+BOOM Cards)
Kindness & Compassion | School-Wide Kindness Week
This is a fun and engaging way to spread kindness around your school!Use this resource to carry out a school-wide Kindness Week and get everyone involved doing random acts of kindness. Students love hearing the Morning Announcements and doing the Kindness Challenge!This resource includes:Editable Parent LetterBulletin BoardTeacher TreatsEditable Morning AnnouncementsKindness ChallengeKindness Bingo+ More!Enjoy spreading kindness!Check out some other awesome resources...Needs Assessments for Scho
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1st - 5th
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Also included in: Kindness & Compassion Bundle | Kindness Week | School-Wide Activities
Speech Language PRAGMATIC Assessment Report TEMPLATE Emotional Disturbance DNQ
Hello! You have found your Speech and Language Assessment Report Fairy Godmother! (insert that gif of the guy throwing glitter)This report in WORD DOC (Windows 10) and completely editable, and can be used as a template. Here is a report I wrote (6/2018) for a kiddo who is in 3rd grade, and had a COMPLEX mental health history, history of destructive and aggressive behaviors in class and at home, and a child who was hospitalized involuntarily (5150) 2x in one school year, for 20+ days at a time.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
IEP Templates Manual- The Entire IEP (From Cover to Cover)
Writing legally-binding IEPs can be daunting, stressful, and time-consuming. Not sure how to describe an adverse impact? Having trouble compiling a detailed PLEP for a disability area? Wondering how to best word a Prior Written Notice- the most legally-scrutinized part of the IEP?This complete 59-page manual from Legal Eagle includes templates for EVERY part of the IEP, from page 1 all the way to the Prior Written Notice. Based on EdPlan's comprehensive model, the extensive templates in this man
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PreK - 12th
Boundary Setting: Saying NO Politely Scripted Cards 4 Self Esteem; Pink
Assertiveness is an important skill to have for the purpose of educating another person what one's emotional, physical, or social needs are.
Whether it be in individual counseling, group therapy, a student in distress, or a classroom discussion, when not comfortable answering a question, engaging in a specific activity, or uncertain how to problem solve, the participant is encouraged to use one of the “Saying NO” or "Speaking Up" cards to help give the user permission to disagree, set limits,
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Girl Drama and Friendship Therapy Tools BUNDLE
Brain Injuries, Diseases, & Disabilities Research Project
Are you teaching your students about the brain, whether it be through psychology, development, anatomy, or health? If so, this project is for you!
In this research project, students will seek to answer the question, "How do injuries and development impact the brain?" They will be assigned specific health conditions related to the brain (through my included paper strips) and will follow the research log to learn more about their topics. Once they have researched their topics, they will brainstor
Grades:
3rd - 9th
Social narrative- A story about What to do when your school work is hard
Sometimes, kids exhibit negative behavior because the work at school is too hard for them. This Social Narrative normalizes the feeling that sometimes school work is hard for everyone and gives the students some ways to get help. A summary is included of the main points from the story at the end to laminate and put on their desk if needed.
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PreK - 8th
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Social Emotional Learning Short Play / Drama Coping Strategies Self Regulation
Acting Out's plays explore SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING "SEL" through dramatic play and ACTING out scenes. The SCRIPTS will help to enhance students proficiency during ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS "ELL" Lessons, can be used to help spark discussions in group counseling sessions and classrooms, encourage public speaking and performing in front of an audience and for drama class/lessons. This is a great way to have fun while exploring often difficult topics.LOG LINE: Once upon a time there lived a drago
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K - 5th
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Also included in: Social Emotional Learning - 6 Play Bundle
Social Emotional Learning - 6 Play Bundle
Acting Out's plays explore SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING "SEL" through dramatic play and ACTING out scenes. The SCRIPTS will help to enhance students proficiency during ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS "ELL" Lessons, can be used to help spark discussions in group counseling sessions and classrooms, encourage public speaking and performing in front of an audience and for drama class/lessons. This is a great way to have fun while exploring often difficult topics.This bundle includes the plays...BIRDS OF A DI
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1st - 5th
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Student Skit for Setting Goals
Here is a great skit for students to do at an assembly for for a class.... complete with instructions and cues for movement. This play can be acted out in front of a live audience or recorded for a video.What's Inside?4 Pages of Easy to Learn Scripts7 Characters + ExtrasIncludes Movement and Tone of Voice within ScriptKids love doing this skit and spectators love watching! I hope it brings joy and learning to your building. Check out some other awesome resources...Student Driven School Counselin
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2nd - 5th
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Social Narrative-A story about Foster Care and Changing Families
Children often need to understand that while they were in Foster Care, their parent(s) were working on getting better, making changes, and learning how to be a better parent. This story is adaptable in Word format. Buyer can insert names and picture of the student into the story. Story focuses on transitioning back to parent from kinship fostercare or regular foster care home.
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PreK - 5th
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Perspective Taking Social Story
Social story on perspective taking and seeing things from another person's point of view.
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2nd - 5th
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Masking: A Social-Emotional Lesson About Individuality and Growth
Rather than following any didactic approach, this unit allows students to form understandings through collaboration, experience, and creative projects. In this way, the social-emotional growth “sneaks up on” our learners in an engaging, organic experience.In this unit, students explore masking—or hiding one’s true self—through video, class discussion, metaphor-making, and thoughtful hands-on activities. The heart of the unit, the Superhero Mask-up project, invites students to imagine positive gr
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5th - 8th
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Social Narrative -A story about Hoarding My Stuff
Sometimes, for a variety of reasons, children are significantly attached to their "stuff." This story assists children in knowing the parameters for bringing their stuff to school, finding things in the school they want to keep, and where and when they can view their "stuff" so that they can still be successful at school. A Cue Card is attached at the end to print on Cardstock and laminate, if needed, so the student has a visual reminder of what to do about their "stuff" when they are at scho
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PreK - 8th
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Reading Sad Stories Social Story
Reading sad stories social story Use for- upper elementary to middle school students who become upset when reading sad stories. Causasian boy used for pictures.Behavior management resources, reinforcement, behavior plan resources, autism resources, social skills resources, inclusion materials, social skills instruction, social stories
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3rd - 8th
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Hugs are not for school social story
Hugs are not for schoolSocial story with no pictures. Usual for older students and young adults with developmental disabilities and/or Autism.Individualized education plans (IEP) resources, Autism Resources, Social Story, Social Skills Resources, behavior management resources, inclusion materials
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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The STOP Skill-Classroom DBT Skills for Emotional Regulation
DBT Skills are great for students of many ages! They can be taught in the classroom or group setting.The STOP Skill is one of the primary skills taught in Dialectical Behavior Therapy. This product includes a script to read, or work from, when teaching upper elementary or middle school students the STOP skill. There is a worksheet that is best printed double-sided. Both pages are similar to allow for reinforcement of the concept. There is also an activity to use when talking about managing
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4th - 9th
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Social Emotional Learning Short Play / Drama - Acceptance, Understanding
Acting Out's 2-page-plays explore SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING "SEL" through dramatic play and ACTING out scenes. The SCRIPTS will help to enhance students proficiency during ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS "ELL" Lessons, can be used to help spark discussions in group counseling sessions, encourage public speaking and performing in front of an audience and for drama class/lessons. This is a great way to have fun while exploring often difficult topics.LOG LINE: A child learns the importance and joys of ac
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2nd - 5th
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Telling Stories/Lying Social Story
Social story for telling lies and stories. Written for an upper elementary school student. Behavior management resources, reinforcement, behavior plan resources, autism resources, social skills resources, inclusion materials, social skills instruction, social stories
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K - 7th
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PRIs How to Apologize Like a Hero
It critically important for every behavior intervention to include teaching new skills (or re-teaching skills that are not fluent yet). One of these important skills includes apologizing. Below is an example of a lesson that explicitly teaches someone how to apologize.For some behavior infractions, an intervention of simply coercing a student to state "I'm sorry" will not suffice. Most often, that statement should really be, "I'm sorry I got caught". Here's how to make any apology better by a
Grades:
4th - 12th
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