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7th grade school psychology lessons for Microsoft PowerPoint
EDITABLE Growth Mindset & SMART Goals | Activity & Google Slides™
Students are introduced to Growth Mindset vs. Fixed Mindset and get the opportunity to write their own smart goals.People with Growth Mindset display the thoughts that you have room to grow and accept new ideas. People with Fixed Mindset are very stuck in their ways and are not open to new ideas or ways of doing things.The PowerPoint contains 21 colorful slides that introduce growth vs fixed mindset and also introduce SMART goals.The editable version of this resource is exactly how I made it on
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Decision Making Problem Solving
Problem solving and decision making skills are essential life long skills that need to be developed. This lesson teaches students to think about their choices, the afterwards , their responsibility for their own choice, as well as how to make good choices. The lesson begins with a discussion about choice making and a decision making model is introduced. Then the students practice making good choices using the decision making model. This lesson can be used online or in person.Included in this re
Grades:
6th - 8th
Suicide Prevention Lesson for Teens in Middle & High School - School Counseling
Low-prep less on suicide prevention. Students will understand why suicide prevention is important, what the warning signs are, and how they can get help for themselves or for someone else through example scenarios► What is included in this product?A one-hour lesson plan with icebreaker and the following supplements:⭐ 10 slide PowerPoint- editable so you can customize with your school or state suicide tip line and community resources⭐ 1-page "Suicide Prevention" guided notes worksheet⭐ 12 "Suici
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Restorative Practices: Circles
This resource contains the "how to" to use information for multiple grade levels using the Conferencing-Solution Circles approach. Conferencing-Solution Circles provide a structured and safe venue for those most affected by a peer’s behavior(s). Conferencing-Solution Circles allow the class to express what behaviors of concern their peer is expressing, how they feel about their peer’s behaviors, and allow for a plan to be created to help the peer with his/her school success, through the use of
Grades:
K - 9th
Also included in: Restorative Practices Bundle
Is It Bullying? Click & Play Game / Conflict & Arguments / Editable
This product is great for talking with students who always call conflict or disagreement bullying. This game teaches students the difference between bullying, conflicts, mean moments, and rude moments. Students also learn what to do if it is a rude moments, mean moments, conflict, and bullying is happening. Students can then test their skills while playing the game. Use this product as a classroom lesson or when working with students individually or in small groups. Best suited for 3rd through 8
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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Also included in: Bullying Click & Play Game Bundle / Conflict & Arguments / Editable
CHOICES: Six SEL Mini Lessons on How the Choices We Make Influence our Feelings
These six SEL mini lessons teach Middle and High School students how the choices they make influence how they feel, both physically and emotionally. They learn that if they want to change how they are feeling, they can choose to think and/or act in different ways. Specific skills are taught to help students learn how to change their thoughts and actions to improve negative feelings. Choice Theory/Reality Therapy principles, along with CBT strategies, are key components of the lessons.American Sc
Grades:
6th - 12th
It's Your Legacy - 7 Session Small Group / Character / Girl Drama & Friends
It's Your Legacy! 7 Session Small Group (Character Development, Girl Drama & Friendship)This resource is targeted towards curbing girl drama and focuses on the development of a positive character. It is best delivered through 7 individual or small group sessions. Students are asked to think about how they want to be remembered by their peers years from now. This lesson is a great follow up to my product ALL About Control. These products are also available at a discounted rate in a bundle! C
Grades:
5th - 12th
Classroom Suicide Prevention Presentation
This presentation is design to be covered in one class period. Teachers or counselors may present the information to students. The goal of this presentation is to not only teach warning signs, but also educate students on how to get help for a friend or themselves.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
What is Anxiety? A Group Counseling Curriculum
This low-prep 6-session Anxiety middle/high school counseling small group counseling program aims to empower students to gain self-awareness of their bodies and stress responses. This curriculum helps to normalize the experiences students have when under stress and helps to teach students meaningful strategies to use when faced with stress and anxiety. Some of the strategies taught are mindfulness, diaphragmatic breathing, STOP, Laddering, and much more! Students learn about the how and why behi
Grades:
6th - 9th
Attendance Classroom Guidance Lesson
Start the conversation about Good School Attendance with this engaging, low prep, editable and simple presentation for sixth through ninth grade students.This Lesson allows students to look at 2 Case Studies to show the power of presence and attendance both in school and in life. Have a young man read Jamar’s story and have a young lady read Monica’s story. Have them discuss the Table Topics with a partner and then go through the questions allowing time to answer. Included are some additional fa
Grades:
6th - 9th
What is Anxiety? Presentation
This presentation goes over how anxiety can affect the way we think, feel, and behave. It touches on how when we interrupt our irrational thoughts, it can then influence the way we feel, creating a potentially more positive result. This presentation also includes deep breathing exercises and a grounding exercise.I use this presentation in my anxiety management groups in one of the beginning sessions to get students started with thinking about CBT concepts and noticing their thoughts.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Big School Counseling Bundle #3
The Big School Counseling Bundle #3 is the newest School Counseling Bundle from The Middle School Counselor! It contains hundreds of pages and 18 different resources to help your counseling program, office, or classroom.
Big Bundle #3 contains resources posted from August 30, 2015 to January 19, 2016. Click on the links to see descriptions of all the lessons and resources.
It contains:
1. Discovering Ourselves--The Career Exploration Process
2. Classroom Feud Friendship Skills
3. Chit C
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Peer Pressure: The Good, The Bad, and How to Handle It
Peer pressure comes in all different forms. Sometimes it can be positive, but sometimes it can be negative. In this fun and interactive lesson, students learn the different types of peer pressure and which strategies they can use to deal with them. Student learn the consequences of both negative and positive peer pressure and act out various situations of peer pressure. Students also learn different tools and strategies for how to deal with peer pressure.
This activity pack includes:
*1 ASC
Grades:
3rd - 7th
IEP Cheat Sheet (At A Glance), Editable
This document is a great tool when used with a copy of the IEP. General education teachers appreciate the simplification of the IEP for inclusion services. Intervention specialists can use this for quick reference and/or conferences.
There are three pages that include basic information, goals/objectives, and a schedule of services. The schedule of services is set up for 8 periods, however it can be custom changed per request. Two options are available for minutes of service (per week &
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Are You An Optimist or Pessimist? SEL Lesson with Student Survey!
In this product, students will learn about optimism and pessimism. There is a 20 slide PowerPoint presentation that guides the entire lesson. There are 2 videolink links on slides 9 and 10 (click the image or look in the slide notes). The lesson begins with a series of 7 images that students will quickly choose an answer on how they think about the image. This can be a stand up and sit down activity for movement or students can raise their hands and use one or two fingers. Students then wil
Grades:
4th - 10th
The Conversation Tree- Social Skills Lesson
The Conversation Tree is one of the coolest social skills activities I have done with my students and is very effective especially those on the Autism spectrum. Cut out each piece of the document. Each student in the group gets to be a different color. Place the top of the tree and the bottom pot at the top and bottom of your white board. The students will begin by starting a conversation with each other. As they participate appropriately (the definition of appropriate you can decide what that i
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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How to Not Like Someone: A Lesson on Respectful Disliking
This lesson gives tips to students on how to not like someone and NOT have it escalate to a larger problem. Many times, fights or arguments are just happening because someone is "talking %&$# about" someone. This lesson aims to teach students that it can be okay to not get along as long as you are not doing some key things that escalate issues. There are 5 tips, discussion questions and activities, and a review page to print.
Grades:
5th - 12th
Teen Social Skills- perspective taking/social filter: Cocky vs. Confident
SOCIAL SKILLS lesson and game specifically designed to target those students that come off as "rude" or "arrogant" due to lack of perspective taking, social filter, or general bluntness. These students want to be "cool," but don't always realize how others perceive them. They often say exactly what they think and don't realize it was offensive or too blunt. This lesson targets the difference between "cocky" and "confident" in order to help students understand that sometimes we need to be more hu
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Stoplight Behavior Lesson { STOP, THINK, ACT }
This lesson is a great way to reinforce the idea of thinking through your actions instead of acting impulsively. In my classroom I had a lot of students who would say things to their classmates without thinking through how others would feel. Additionally, I had students who had trouble following our classroom rules (not because they don't know the rules, but because they forget to think their actions through!)
If you feel the same way, this mini lesson is for you! The stoplight is a symbol stud
Grades:
K - 8th
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Distress Tolerance Crisis Skills
Are you a social worker, psychologist, counselor, or SEL teacher working with middle and high school students? If so, I've got something that could really help you out. It's our Distress Tolerance DBT Crisis Skills PowerPoint, and it's tailor-made for educators like us.This PowerPoint covers all the basics of distress tolerance, including what it is, why it's important, and how to recognize when you're in crisis. Plus, it dives into practical strategies students can use to cope when things get t
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Rumors and Gossip- SEL Counseling Lesson
Introducing the Ultimate Counseling Lesson for Elementary and Middle School Students: "Breaking the Cycle of Rumors and Gossip" Are you an educator or school counselor looking for an engaging and effective way to tackle the delicate yet crucial topic of rumors and gossip with your students? Look no further! This meticulously crafted lesson plan is designed just for you. What's Included: Comprehensive PowerPoint Presentation: PowerPoint slides come complete with speaker notes, making it a breez
Grades:
4th - 8th
Radical Acceptance Skills: What is radical acceptance? A DBT lesson
No prep, dialectical behavior therapy group that is perfect for school or counseling-setting groups! In this lesson, you will teach what radical acceptance is and when to use it. Perfect for students who are always trying to change reality, catastrophize everyday problems, or allow themselves to be needlessly miserable. Lesson one of a series of lessons on the skills needed to achieve Radical Acceptance.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Coffee with the Counselor Bundle
Are you looking for a way to support and connect with your students' parents and guardians in a meaningful way? The Coffee with the Counselor Bundle is here to help! Included are five presentations on topics relevant to the middle school parent:*Helping Your Child with Their Phone*Helping the Child Who Is Grieving*Helping the Child Who Self-Harms*Helping Teens Navigate Anxiety*Prepping Your Student for Transitions*Talking with Your Tween or TeenPresentations are ready-made so you can go ahead an
Grades:
6th - 8th
SEL Lesson Plan PowerPoint Growth Mindset Fixed Mindset for Secondary Students
Empower your students with the essential skills they need to develop a growth mindset with our engaging 20-slide SEL growth mindset lesson plan! This growth mindset lesson plan includes a fun warm-up game that will get your students excited about learning, followed by an in-depth definition of growth mindset and fixed mindset. Through relatable scenarios and discussion questions, your students will learn how to identify their own mindset and develop the tools necessary to shift towards a positiv
Grades:
7th - 12th
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