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Explaining mindfuness: The Hungry Seagull
Helping your students to self manage their distractions is very important in todays world. Learning to calm down and relax is key to learning and life. In this lesson we use a short 7 minute story, using metaphor, about how a young seagull discovers the secret to its own survival. Having been lost in the distraction of the flock it learns from two older birds how to relax into a situation and become more focused and attentive to what is going on.Mindfulness is such a big subject and is hard to e
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Also included in: Explaining Mindfulness: The Hungry Seagull
Rainbow Writing MP3
RAINBOW WRITING is a technique I developed some years ago to help writers explore their feelings and expand their creativity by using the rainbow colors as their muse. In this workshop preview (which I presented on my "Writing Wings" radio show), we will focus on the seventh color of the rainbow, VIOLET--so make sure you have your VIOLET pen or pencil ready!Running Time: 25:22~ ~ ~Produced by veteran writer Eleyne-Mari Sharp, author of "INN LAK'ECH: A Journey to the Realm of Oneness" and "MAD A
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Wellness Workout (Audio Instructions)
The Wellness Workout is designed for students who would like to improve their personal wellness and fitness. This workout provides flexibility and it allows the participant to adjust to their own fitness level. The workout will focus on 4 areas of fitness. Warm Up, Stretching, Core, and Whole Body. This audio recording is intended to be used with the free workout chart that can also be found on Teachers Pay Teachers. Each exercise on the chart will be explained in this recording.
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5th - 12th, Staff
Learning Challenged Child Nutrition and Easy Meal Prep Interview
This is an MP3 file from Our Parenting Your Learning Challenged Child Summit. It is a 30 minute recording. It Covers the following topics:
1.Feeding healthy meals to fussy eaters
2. What to feed as bedtime snacks
3. What foods are helpful to feed children with learning challenges
4. Mindset to adopt when changing your families nutrition
PLEASE NOTE: This interview was intended for parents, but the information is still relevant for teachers.
This interview is also part of The Learning Challeng
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Learning Challenged Child What My Mom Did Right Interview
This is an MP3 file from Our Parenting Your Learning Challenged Child Summit. It is a 30 minute recording. It is with ADHD coach Jeff Copper. This is an inspirational interview where Jeff discusses why school was difficult for him, how his mom helped, and what he went on to achieve.
PLEASE NOTE: This interview was intended for parents, but the information is still relevant for teachers.
This interview is also part of The Learning Challenged Child Bundle found here: https://www.teacherspayteac
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Cindy: As Perfect as Possible
Perfectionism is a big issue for Cindy. I call it the “Duck Syndrome." So, what is the Duck Syndrome? Visualize a duck gliding along the water. She looks very serene, calm, and pleasant. Then, look under the water and she is paddling frantically. Too many girls on the outside are appearing calm, cool, and collected while on the inside they are completely stressed out. Like Cindy, they continue to smile and never show weakness. They want to have it all – to be the great student and athlete, to b
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9th - 12th
Margarita: "She" and Me
Margarita is so self-conscious – of her body, her word choice, her voice – even though she was a gorgeous, tall, picturesque teen with so much love for her friends and extended family. She was a beautiful person inside and out. She reminded me of a swan, but sadly, she felt like an ugly duckling.
Margarita deals a lot with self-sabotage. Even though on some level she wants happiness, she is allowing negative thoughts to take over. She is unconsciously sabotaging her chances for happiness bec
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9th - 12th
Violet: Afraid of the Dark
Violet questioned her self-worth because of the negative actions of her first protectors – her mom and her stepdad. She lost hope and her identity. However, through her incredibly positive relationship with her grandmother, she started to see herself through a different set of eyes and began to love herself again.
Violet hit the nail right on the head! Fear of the dark (or the unknown) and bed wetting are common among kids and teens who have experienced major trauma early on in life. They are a
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9th - 12th
Parenting Your Learning Challenged Child Mom's Self Care Interview
This is an MP3 file from Our Parenting Your Learning Challenged Child Summit. It is a 30 minute recording. It Covers the following topics:
1. Why practicing self care is so difficult for moms
2. How to break through barriers to self care
3. The importance to practicing self care
4. Why you should have a self care routine
PLEASE NOTE: This interview was intended for parents, but the information is still relevant for teachers.
This interview is also part of The Learning Challenged Child Bundle
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PreK - 6th
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