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Free school counseling graphic organizers for Montessori
A Bad Case of Tattle Tongue Activity Packet
Tattling is an issue throughout all grades. This activity is perfect to be used in a guidance lesson or in a classroom at the beginning of the year or when tattling seems to get out of hand. Packet includes a card tattling game (What's the Difference between Tattling and Reporting), and activity page, and a class poster!
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Sticker Behavior Chart
Teacher Reviews: Jennifer; 5 STARSGreat visual resource to help with student behavior Dian; 5 STARSThis saved me so much time when I was asked to create a sticker chart for some of my students. Positive reinforcement for better behaved students! This sticker behavior chart rewards students for GOOD behavior. Each time the student does a good job in a class or subject (e.g. math) the teacher and student decide if the student earned a sticker for doing a good job. The small smiley face stickers f
Grades:
1st - 4th
Tattling Activity {Freebie}
I've created this quick activity as a check for understanding after reading the book "A Bad Case of Tattle Tongue" with my students. Please leave feedback if you download and use this activity. Let me know how it goes!
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Grades:
K - 5th
Calm Down Corner Coloring Calming Strategies Coping Skills Self Regulation SEL
Calm Down Corner 3 Coloring Printable Pages for your classroom, social work or school counseling office✔ Fun activity for students who need a brain break✔ Engaging Resource for Calming Corner✔ Decorate the classroom, lockers, bulletin boardDownload the Affirmations Coloring Pages Today!► Get 50% OFF the Mega Calm Down Corner Kit⭐ Follow for more calm corner resources & free downloads ⭐
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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The Energy Bus for Kids Activity Brochure
This meant to accompany the book The Energy Bus for Kids by Jon Gordon. It is a great way to get kids thinking about how to use the five rules for positivity at school and in their personal lives! This can be used at the beginning of the school year or as a refresher later on!
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Not Grade Specific
The Way I Feel Book Extension | Teaching About Emotions
Feelings are a normal part of life for children as well as adults, believes author Janan Cain, who wanted kids both to understand the concept of emotions and be able to express their feelings with words. You can purchase the book on Amazon using the link below:https://www.amazon.com/Way-I-Feel-Janan-Cain/dp/1884734715/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1548632267&sr=1-1&keywords=The+way+i+feelIncluded in the download:I feelMatching emotionsWhen I am angry I should
Grades:
K - 3rd
Social Skills Activities Perspective taking
This 11 page packet includes a 5 page model and a blank template to use when discussing events in the news with social elements. This activity can be used with older elementary through high school students. Expected/Unexpected are terms from Think Social materials by Michelle Garcia Winner. More information can be found on her website: www.socialthinking.com
Targeted skills include:
point of view
recognizing important vs.unimportant details
summarizing and paraphrasing main idea
personal
Grades:
4th - 10th
Behavior Reflection / Think Sheet / Student Reflection
This Behavior Reflection/ Think Sheet promotes self-reflection of your students' choices, behaviors and feelings. Feel free to pair this alongside other classroom management routines you already have in place. This resource can also be useful in your "Calm Down" areas as well. The idea behind this reflection sheet is to encourage students to think about their actions, why they demonstrated that behavior, how it affected others, and a plan to do better. We know that bad choices are made at time
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3rd - 6th
Self-Calming Strategies Board | Visual Aid for Calm-Down Techniques
Teach your student these self-calming strategies to help him or her calm down during a meltdown. Great for use as a visual aid. Start by teaching these strategies when the child is calm. Then, when the child is upset, use this page as a choice board and let the child choose which calming strategy to use. Have the child come up with additional calming strategies of his own design as well!
Grades:
PreK - 5th
Cooperation and Teamwork Lessons for Character Education grades K-2
These lessons were presented for character education on a weekly basis in 30 minute slots. The lessons are designed around ASCA standards and objectives which focuses on learning about cooperation and teamwork for grades kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd. They use a variety of multiple intelligence formats which is sure to engage all students within the classroom from videos, to listening, playing games, to demonstrating learning in an activity.
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K - 2nd
Career Research Project with Graphic Organizer
This career research project is designed to help students explore a specific career path and evaluate if that career would be a good fit for them. The end product is a 12 slide PowerPoint about what the student learned. The packet includes examples of what students should include as well as a graphic organizer to plan their PowerPoints.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Goal Setting Exercise: Simple and Fun Tool for Setting Short and Long-Term Goals
This exercise is a fun way for students to set both short term and long term goals. The simple activity allows students to work independently to reflect on their strengths and weaknesses, brainstorm goals, and explore the steps towards achieving their goals.This resource contains four pages that can be completed in one class period. The activity requires minimal teacher instruction and is easy enough for students to complete on their own.Page 1: Students reflect upon their strengths and weakness
Grades:
7th - 10th
Emotion/Feelings wheel
Sometimes talking about our feelings can be difficult, especially to young children who struggle to understand and put words to complex emotions. This is a interactive and colorful tool for parents and teachers to check in with children and open a dialog about feelings.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
Social Response Organizer
Learning what to say in social situations can be difficult for students with pragmatic difficulties. Use this organizer with your students to discuss and organize possible response for those tough situations. They can even work on emotions by drawing a picture of how they may look during that particular situation.
You may also find these helpful:
Social Language and Pragmatic Rubrics
Build-a-Burger Social Skills
Making Comments
Grades:
K - 9th
Becoming an Activist - Anti-Racist Resource
This resource will help you discuss what anti-racism looks like with your students. As a part of It's Time to Talk Racism: 22 Days of Anti-Racist Resources for Teachers, this resource is a starting point to helping students learn about taking action and saying or doing something when they see racism happening.Included in this resource:Teacher's guide to the lesson including discussion questions and possible normsThinking guide: can you think of a time you've seen racism? - three different versio
Grades:
K - 8th
Self Awareness Worksheet
Elementary Age Worksheet to have students become aware of things in their life that make them feel different emotions.
Grades:
K - 8th
Guided Meditation-Mindfulness Writing Activity for Teens
This guided writing activity helps students craft their own Mindfulness Meditations. It focuses on prompts linked to the energy centers of the body. I've used this with mixed age groups of children in grades 6-12. Please enjoy getting the peaceful energy flowing with your students!
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Words are like Toothpaste
Words are like toothpaste is a social skills activity to teach students or children about how words can be hurtful.Activity: I first give students a small tube of toothpaste and ask them to squeeze all the toothpaste out. After they have successfully done this I ask them to put it back in. We debrief using the activity above.
Grades:
PreK - 8th
Special Education: Graphic Organizer Folder - Behavior FREE
Need a visual reminder for your students with behavioral issues? Wow...this product is just that. Easy to print, cut, glue on a folder, and laminate for durability. This is something I have used for years for students with behaviors to keep with them and transition to multiple classrooms including Fine Arts. All you need to do is think of a checklist and incentive for the student. Easy peesy lemon squeezy!Blank scheduleSocial Story Quick Tip – ScheduleEncouraging Keep Calm quote – scheduleFirst/
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Using "I" Statements - Conflict Resolution [PDF]
Quick student friendly PDF for teaching conflict resolution skills, using as a visual reminder during restorative conversations, or printing for your classroom or office!
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Brain Storm - Parts of the Brain
Use this 'BRAINstorm' to help students learn about each component of the brain. Included are: motor cortex, occipital lobe, auditory cortex, cerebrum, cerebellum, temporal lobe, hippocampus, and amygdala. Students will think of an example of something in their life when they have used each part. They will write a sentence and draw a sketch. This is a great jumping off point to writing informational text or personal narratives.
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Grades:
2nd - 6th
NGSS:
4-LS1-2
Generating Content to Help Students Build or Improve Their Resumes
This activity can be used in classrooms 7th through 12th grade to help students mine their experiences to generate content to build or improve their résumés. This is NOT a résumé template. Rather, this is a tool you can use alongside a résumé template to generate content to populate the résumé categories. I used this with older students (10-12th grade) to help them generate content for their résumés. I have also used this with younger students (7th-9th grade) to create an "aspirational résumé,"
Grades:
7th - 12th
(FREEBIE) Social Skills Emotional Strategies: "When I Feel..., I Can..."
This graphic organizer is perfect for social skills lessons about how to handle emotions like fear, anxiety, confusion, frustration, or anger. Students can either draw or write to complete the handout. For example, "When I feel confused, I can ask an adult questions." This activity could lead into a group discussion or a writing activity. It would be easy to differentiate or to expand upon with read-alouds or role-playing. This printable could even serve as a stand-alone, no-prep activity.
Grades:
K - 3rd
Resilience-Building Activity Poster Freebie
This poster gives examples of activities that build social, emotional, mental, and physical resilience. Many activities build two or more types of resilience. The 4-category Venn diagram helps depict this. Post this as it is or use it as a launching-point for discussions with students about their preferred activities and how they work to build their resistance. This poster helps bring home the message, "You can build your resilience!" You can get a full packet here including a lesson plan,
Grades:
K - 5th
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