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Free school psychology lessons
Perspective-Taking Social Skills Lessons - Printable and Digital Activities
Use these lessons to teach critical social skills of perspective-taking to kids, including understanding perspectives, developing their own perspectives, and recognizing there can be more than one point of view in a situation. This resource includes two complete activities with an educator guide and lesson plan. These are a small sample of a paid resource and bundle that are listed below.Digital VersionA digital version has now been included for Google Classroom!Why Teach Social SkillsSocial ski
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5th - 8th
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Social Emotional Learning Journal Free Week of Prompts (Self-Awareness Skills)
Use this free Social Emotional Learning Journal to teach SEL skills! This free resource includes 5 journal prompts focused on self-awareness and helping kids understand their individual strengths and challenges. Note that this is a small sample of my Social Emotional Learning Journal for the Full Year.Digital VersionI've updated this to include a digital version for Google Drive. Students can type their responses for each journal prompt online!Why Teach Social Emotional Learning SkillsSocial emo
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Social Skills Lessons for Conversations Free Lessons
Use these lessons to teach critical social skills of conversations to kids, including how to start a conversation, using conversation-starters, finding things in common with others, and keeping a conversation going. This resource includes four complete activities with an educator guide and lesson plan. These are a small sample of a paid resource and bundle that are listed below.Why Teach Social SkillsSocial skills are the abilities and competencies we use to navigate the social world. These skil
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5th - 10th
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WEIRD! DARE! TOUGH! Bundle Book Companion
This download includes fun, interactive activities that go along with the books, WEIRD! DARE! and TOUGH! by Erin Frankel. All activities include color and black & white versions.Included in Download:HandoutsPostersFoldablesWorksheetsMemory GamePolka Dot Game
Grades:
4th - 6th
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I Can Have A Safe and Calm Body
A social story designed for students on the spectrum, with attention/impulsivity difficulties, or who otherwise engage in unsafe (i.e. hitting, kicking, biting) behaviors. Story utilizes social thinking vocabulary (expected/unexpected), and suggests replacement behaviors/coping strategies.
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Not Grade Specific
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Year-Long School Counseling Curriculum Map
Looking for a school counseling curriculum plan for the entire year? This school counseling program roadmap details how and when to use school counseling resources for an entire school year so you are never left without a great idea! Why I created this: I created this curriculum map to show how I typically plan out my school counseling program for the school year. It is divided by month and then into the three tiers of school counseling plus data collection tools.How to use the map: The map is a
Grades:
1st - 6th
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FREE Size of the Problem Book
This instructional book will help your students determine the size of their problems-- small, medium, and big.
By addressing the size of the problem, students can match their reaction to the problem. This skill is important in a student's toolbox for calming down when upset over small problems.
A size of the reaction book is to follow!
Grades:
K - 12th
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Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses Lesson Plan- Power of Perspective
This fun book teaches students how to look at their day in a "new" way and focus on the good. This lesson plan includes a follow-up worksheet for students and activity for helping students to identify feelings (like those within the book).
Includes a parent letter and teacher letter (for counselors to leave with classroom teachers).
Grades:
K - 3rd
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FREEBIE | What is Mental Health? | Section 1 of 6 | Counseling Curriculum
This resource includes the first section of our "Mental Health Matters" Portfolio. This #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth FREEBIE includes:- What is Mental Health?- Risk Factors- Mental health Continuum- Exploring Your Mental Health StatesClick here for the full "Mental Health Matters" Portfolio The full portfolio is divided into six individual lessons. You can choose to use each lesson in isolation or scaffold through the lessons one by one. The six lessons include:1.What is Mental Health? (Freebie)2
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Setting SMART Goals Lesson and Booklet Freebie!
Help your students learn about and create SMART goals with this no prep goal setting lesson and booklet! This NO-PREP resource is a great way to help students stay focused and on task, motivated, and to learn an important executive functioning skill! This lesson works for individual, small group or classroom counseling lessons. This resource is a FREE sample of a larger executive functioning resource that includes 6 lessons, data collection sheets and much more! Click here to see the full resour
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3rd - 5th
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15 Stress Relief Mandalas
► What can I use this product for?Grief counseling, group counseling, individual counseling, classroom lesson plans, life skills group.► What is included in this product?⭐ 15 stress relief Mandalas► How can I see a sample of the product?Click on the thumbnails to see a sample► How can I get notified of your new products that are 50% off for the first 48 hours? Click Here to follow my store. You will receive emails about every new resource I post, so make sure to click the GREEN STAR ✳ next to my
Grades:
K - 12th
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Also included in: Elementary Counseling Social Emotional Bundle
Social Problem Solving - Social Skills Intervention; Worksheets
Social problem solving strategy is a simple intervention and is effective in helping students from late elementary through high-school gain insight and understanding into social situations. Specifically, it can help students to gain some perspective into the thoughts or feelings of others. It can also help them to better understand the choices they have in particular situations and the consequences of those choices. Additionally, students may gain a better understanding of unwritten social ru
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Stand Tall Molly Lou Melon Activity
This product can be used to teach self-esteem in your students! Stand Tall Molly Lou Melon is about a girl who embraces her differences, just as her grandma tells her to do. This activity includes discussion questions before and after the reading, a pre/post test and two different worksheets for differentiation.
Grades:
1st - 2nd
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Personalize-able Social Story for Meltdown OR Tantrums
Some students with ASD have episodic meltdowns or tantrums. Social stories help them understand the way they need to behave when this happens. We cannot ask a student to simply stop their behavior but we can give them an alternative that helps everyone involved in the situation. This social story does just that.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
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Choose Kind - Action Cards Freebie Wonder
Wonder - Choose Kind Free Action Cards #kindnessmatters
Have your students CHOOSE KIND! Promote kindness in your classroom by using a “Choose Kind" Jar!
20 unique take action cards - each card also has a book quote from R.J. Palacio's Wonder!
Print and cut out the task cards and label. Wrap the label around a jar and place the laminated task cards inside.
Place the jar somewhere in the classroom where students can easily access the cards. Encourage students to read the task cards to pr
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Therapy and counseling games- responsibility and self-control
Using popular board games, dice games, card games and toys are fun and easy to use in sessions and require no prep work. Here are some games I use to discuss responsibility in individual and group sessions. These games can be used to begin conversations on blaming, justifying, excusing, and following rules to develop responsibility. You receive the list of games you can use and the discussion questions.For more games you can use in your sessions please visit:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/
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K - 12th
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THINK Before You Speak Posters and Questions
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The THINK Poster should be in all classrooms and offices! Use it as a visual springboard for a small group or class discussions on kindness and the words we use, or use it to assist in mediating conflicts between students.
Before you speak, THINK
T~ is it true?
H~ is it helpful?
I~ is it inspiring?
N~ is it needed?
K~ is it kind?
I use this visual so much during my work with students to help teach them:
✓ How to workout conflict
✓ How
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Not Grade Specific
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Carla's Self Esteem Sandwich: Group Lesson Based on "Carla's Sandwich"
In the story "Carla's Sandwich" by Debbie Herman we find the character Carla, who is uniquely and authentically herself. Everyday she brings a different and unique sandwich creation. She get's made fun of for this. The message of the story is to be proud of your positive traits and to never stop being your true self. This story along with the "Carla's Self-Esteem Sandwich" lesson is perfect for a confidence boosters or self-esteem small group. In the lesson students will hear the story, discuss,
Grades:
K - 5th
Counselor - GRIEF Small Group Ideas
Free Small Group Ideas for Grief. 6 meetings*****************************************************I followed this format for a Small Group for Grief. The children really loved it and were very eager to come to group and participate. The children were able to express their thoughts through painting and creating one of a kind pieces of art in honor of their missing loved ones. The children especially enjoyed the balloon release activity and they all wanted to keep a piece of the string in their
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PreK - 6th
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Executive Functioning Lessons - Planning
This Executive Functioning Lesson Plan is on the skill of Planning. It includes activities and discussion questions to complete an entire lesson around this very important skill. Handouts are included with the lesson plan that will be needed. 8 pages
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Not Grade Specific
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Free social skills lesson plan problem solving and sportsmanship
Are you looking to be more organized with your social skills lesson planning? That's always my goal! This free lesson plan with clickable links will help you plan lessons on problem solving and sportsmanship for your middle and high school students. I recommend that you use the link in the pdf to upload it in google drive! Then, you can edit it in slides and use the blank editable template in slides too. Or, you can print it and store it in a therapy planning binder.The template includes t
Grades:
5th - 10th
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Emotional Regulation Skills: 5 Ways To Cultivate Self Awareness
Help students develop self awareness skills by encouraging them to choose one of the intentional behaviors described in the handout and practice it throughout the day/week/month in an effort to build or improve their self-awareness skills. This product comes with a color and black and white copy.
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Also included in: Executive Function Skills Curriculum Workbook
Passive/ Assertive/ Aggressive chart and confidence group lesson
A chart that explains the difference between someone who is passive, assertive, and aggressive. Also included is a group lesson that teaches and practices being assertive and how it relates to confidence.This lesson is part of a confidence group lessons. For more confidence lessons please visit:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Confidence-Group-Lessons-5229101I would appreciate it if you follow me to receive updates on my products including more freebies:https://www.teacherspayteacher
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Not Grade Specific
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Job Skills: Model Examples Appropriate VS. Inappropriate Behaviors with Coworker
Welcome! This is part of the Job Skills Bundle. Pictures from Pixabay. This is not grade specific but would be most beneficial for middle school and up due the subject matter. Welcome! This is a companion to the Job Skills Asking the Right questions game. It includes the same examples from the game. Pictures from Pixabay.com. Modeling is an important part of the learning process that has proven to be effective. 7 models are provided. This is a good addition to a vocational training/job skills le
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Job Skills Training (16 Products)
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