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Free 7th grade psychology lessons
Who am I Identity Lesson Activity Group Work Acrostic Poem
Lesson to accompany Identity Unit or to stand alone. Includes background information on identity and differences, group activity in which students relate to one another, quick lesson on acrostic poems and then student creation worksheet for poem about self.
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K - 8th
Social/Emotional Learning Worksheet #2- How to Tell Yourself the Truth
Social/Emotional Learning is about developing awareness of what is emotions, how to process them, and how to examine our thoughts so that we can better heal ourselves.This material comes from the workbook The Book of You- a social/emotional workbook by Dr. Donny. Dr. Donny is a teacher of social/emotional learning, sociology, Buddhism, and counseling who currently teaches at CSU East Bay in the Bay Area, California. This work blends current research in trauma and childhood psychology with mindfu
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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10 Warm ups- Mental Health and Well being
10 Warm ups- Mental Health and Well Being- Set 5Supporting students and their well being is critical so I include these warm ups on various mental health and well being topics once or twice a week in my own classroom! I have found that using engaging and relevant warm ups has been extremely effective way to engage my class at the beginning of each and every day. I have spent years building up my warm-up questions. My goal has always been to make warm-up questions engaging, multicultural, relevan
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7th - 12th
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Wellness Triangle Mini-Lesson, Physical/Social/Mental&Emotional Health, NO-PREP
The Wellness Triangle Mini-Lesson is an interactive Google Slides lesson to introduce the health triangle concept with a focus on teaching the difference between one's physical, social, and mental/emotional health. Students will list things they do to stay heathy in each of the three health categories and will complete a "check for understanding" activity. Purchase grants permission for purchaser's classroom use only.
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6th - 11th
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All About the Brain
This mini lesson packet will give your students a detailed introduction to the main components of the brain. I have included a short online article, a "Scavenger Hunt Activity", "Brain Label Chart", and many interesting facts about the human brain. This activity is great for Science & Psychology students.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Dissecting Anxiety Activity
Fun and easy way to teach a key lesson from CBT: How to analyze and challenge the thoughts behind your anxiety.Includes: Full template and instructions for making the anxiety bubble; discussion prompts, goals, and lessons about CBT and anxiety; question card including helpful questions used to challenge and disarm worried thoughts.Video tutorial on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Cg6yqP93AA
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K - 12th
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Social Emotional Learning for Teen Health: Growth Mindset and Locus of Control
Want to help develop students who don't give up easily and who feel like they are in the driver's seat in this journey called life? You'll enjoy this one day lesson that can fit in just about any class including Psychology, Health, Homeroom, SEL time, etc. If you use this free lesson, all I ask in return is for a positive review!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: GREAT VALUE! Teen Health: Social Emotional Learning Unit
Psychology of Grocery Store Design - Free Google slides pres. (Print/Google)
About halfway into our budgeting unit, we begin talking about advertising and eventually discuss this concept: the psychology of grocery store design. This is by far one of my favorite lectures of the year, and students are intrigued as we learn about a place they go to on a weekly basis. Afterwards, students imagine they will need to buy groceries for a week and copy + paste what a weekly grocery list would look like for them. We present them in class, and it's wonderful to see the variety in f
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Complete Series Bundle 23-24
Film Guide for ‘The Social Dilemma’ (View on Netflix or Edpuzzle)
-This film guide is designed for teachers who want to cover the most salient parts of the Netflix documentary “The Social Dilemma” without sacrificing more than one class period. As such, this film guide pertains to an excerpt of The Social Dilemma which begins about 52 minutes into the film and runs through the ending credits; it covers the most troubling implications of the concerns raised by the film, with an eye towards their potential impact on civil society, governance and human civilizati
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Dreams and Dreaming Video Guide: The Mind Explained- AP Psychology Sleep Lesson
Dreams & Dreaming Video Guide: The Mind Explained- AP Psychology Sleep LessonThis is a colorful 2 page question guide that corresponds with the video "The Mind Explained: Dreams" (Season 1, Episode 2).The video guide helps create accountability for students while they explore the fascinating world of dreams during this episode. The last question is a reflection question which allows students to reflect on their own dreams and creates opportunity for class discussion. In my experience stude
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7th - 12th
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Stress Management Lesson
These slides are a designed to introduce stress management in a classroom or group counseling setting. Slides can be used for a variety of age groups, but are geared towards 9th-12th grade. The slides can also be used to help generate conversation around how stress impacts your overall wellness.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Super Self Cartoon
Super Self Cartoon is a great art project for middle school and early high school students. Personality and identity is addressed while planting a seed of planning for the future. Many of my students said they gained confidence in finding their “power” ...a personal quality they never appreciated about themselves before. This lesson includes formal plans, two worksheets, a link to the online personality test, assessment, and art standards.
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7th - 9th
Independent Habit Project (HabitWise Lesson #7)
This final lesson of the HabitWise program helps students identify a variety of habits that would be worthwhile for them to crush or nurture in thecategories of wellness, money management, productivity, and relationships.Teachers are encouraged to complete their own independent habit for their personal benefit, to better understand how students will perform, and to help students see that habit formation is a lifelong process. Share your successes and struggles with the students so they see you a
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7th - 10th
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Psychology Project Ideas Using Legos: Rationale/Ideas
Using LEGO to teach psychology can be an engaging and hands-on approach to exploring various concepts and theories. Psychology encompasses a wide range of abstract concepts and theories that can be challenging for students to grasp. By using Legos to create visual representations of these concepts, such as the structure of the brain, the stages of development, or psychological disorders, students can better understand and internalize complex ideas.Psychology Project Ideas Using LegosRationa
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Psychology Class: Project Outline BUNDLE
Impact of Stress on the Body Handout, Printable, Psychoeducation, Infographics
This educational infographic provides an outline of the many impacts stress has on the physical body and its systems. The first page provides an outline pointing to the main biological systems and the second page provides a breakdown of how stress impacts each system with greater detail. These are great for social-emotional lessons or even professional development and a better understanding of somatic symptoms.✦ INSTANT DOWNLOAD MY STRESS ON THE BODY HANDOUT/PRINTABLE✦This is a digital download
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6th - 12th, Staff
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Growth vs Fixed Mindset
This Powerpoint Presentation is very engaging for all grade levels. It is defines the terms "growth mindset" and "fixed mindset". It can help with improving classroom management as well as overcoming obstacles with students that are not interested in new concepts. After presenting this presentation to my students, I reinforce classrooms expectations by stating "what is the standard of your mindset right now, fixed or growth". Students then have to evaluate their behavior and quality of work.
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K - 12th, Staff
Mindfulness with Harry Potter-Gratitude/A Lesson From the Mirror of Erised
This is Part 1 of 3 in a series on mindfulness to help students understand how to cope with big feelings. It uses the Harry Potter films and the characters within, to provide easy to understand metaphors that support students' social emotional growth and wellbeing.
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3rd - 7th
What is Mindfulness?
Discover the magic of being present with our Mindfulness Handout—an essential guide for high school social workers and counselors. Mindfulness, the art of embracing the now, unfolds through mindful breathing, non-judgmental observance, and savoring the present moment. Elevate student well-being with stress reduction, emotional resilience, and enhanced focus. Our friendly handout includes quick exercises, ensuring a seamless integration of mindfulness into your sessions. Empower your students to
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6th - 12th
Bell Let's Talk Day 2022 - Special Lesson
This lesson explains the Bell Lets Talk Day initiate, discuss the word 'stigma', and how to end the stigma surrounding mental health and mental illness. The latter part of the lesson analyzes excerpts from the book The Midnight Library written by Matt Haig.
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6th - 8th
Intro to abnormal psych
This is the quickstart and exit ticket for a video lesson. For the worksheet that goes along with the video in this lesson, see it in my store or in my abnormal psych unit bundle!
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Abnormal Psychology Unit
High School Mental Health Resource: Summer Activities/Rationale/Checklist
Engaging in Summer mental health self-help projects/activities/check-lists can be incredibly beneficial for high school students. Adolescence is a crucial period of personal growth and development, and prioritizing mental well-being during the summer break can have a positive impact on overall mental health, self-esteem, and academic performance. I give this to all my high school psychology students. Hope you can use of modify to meet the needs of your students. If you find this resource useful.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Health Class Projects/Lessons/Movie Guides BUNDLE with Keys/Rubrics
Accountability Busters
Accountability is the first step in responsibility! This activity lists the 12 ways we avoid accountability, examples of each and a worksheet that focuses on the individual's way of avoiding accountability.
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6th - 12th
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Media Literacy to Avoid Advertising Gimmicks (HabitWise Lesson #5)
Perfect for a media literacy unit: Lesson #5 of the HabitWise program helps students learn how they can use the habit loop to examine the reasons why they’re motivated to buy advertised items. After watching the video and completing the follow-up worksheets, students will be able to:• Recognize these techniques in advertisements they see: - Promoting newness - The bandwagon effect - The halo effect - Price anchoring• Recognize when celebrities’ social media posts are adverti
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7th - 10th
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Neuron Model Activity: Play Doh Neuron Structure
In this activity, students will explore the structure of a neuron and its components by creating a model using playdough. They will learn about the dendrites, axon, axon terminal, cell body, and myelin sheath. By using different colors for each part, they will visually distinguish and label the components on a provided paper.Step 1: Gathering Materials Gather playdough in different colors, a large sheet of paper, and markers or pens for labeling.Step 2: Creating the Neuron Model Instruct the stu
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5th - 8th
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MS-LS1-3
, MS-LS1-8
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