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Women's History Month school psychology reflective journals for teachers on sale
Mental Health and Wellbeing Pack for Teachers
I have suffered from panic attacks and PTSD for many years and so have had to find strategies and techniques that work for me. I have preferred not to go down the path of pharmaceuticals, but have chosen to work on breath techniques, meditation, helpful foods and diet and keeping a diary of my trigger situations and how I managed them.I hope that the tips that you find in this pack are helpful to you, particularly in your role as a teacher because anxiety can be debilitating and in some cases…th
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
School Psychologist Daily Calendar, Printable Planners and To-Do Lists
Keep your school Psychologist duties on track with our School Psychologist Daily Printable. Get organized, track your day, and have everything you need to stay in control. Make this school year your most successful yet with our perfectly tailored School Psychologist's Daily Calendar Printable!**The files you purchase are NOT editable.**➡️WHAT’S INCLUDED• 1 PDF File School Psychologist's Daily Calendar colored• 1 PDF File School Psychologist's Daily Calendar printer-friendly➡️WHAT YOU WILL FIND-S
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Not Grade Specific
School Psychologist Daily Calendar, Printable Planners and To-Do Lists,
Keep your school Psychologist duties on track with our School Psychologist Daily Printable. Get organized, track your day, and have everything you need to stay in control. Make this school year your most successful yet with our perfectly tailored School Psychologist's Daily Calendar Printable!**The files you purchase are NOT editable.**➡️WHAT’S INCLUDED• 1 PDF File School Psychologist's Daily Calendar colored• 1 PDF File School Psychologist's Daily Calendar printer-friendly➡️WHAT YOU WILL FIND-S
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Not Grade Specific
Grades K-8, The Healthy Brain Booklet - MENTAL HEALTH FOCUS
The Healthy Brain Booklet is a work of love and is my most favorite one so far because I know how important this internal work is. It is a lifetime of hard work, of progress, of self-examining and learning. Work that I strongly believe should be started as children.The Healthy Brain Booklet is a compilation of 50 activities, journal prompts, checklists, rating scales, and reflections to guide our next generation in better understanding their waves of feelings, thoughts, and behavior patterns.Thi
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K - 8th
Autism in Adults: Living with a Diagnosis
Autism in Adults: Recognizing the Signs, Livingwith a Diagnosis:Signs and symptoms of autism in adultsHow gender affects the signs of autismDiagnosis and causesLiving with a diagnosis Tip 1:Living with adult autism: Improve communication and relationshipsTip 2: Manage an iety and depressionTip3:Better organize your lifeTreatment for adult autism
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Women's Rights - "Respect" - Aretha Franklin - song journal writing prompt
If you want to find a creative way to teach Social Studies content and get your students to enjoy writing, this is your answer. Your students to enjoy writing mini-essays by combining it with the joy of music. This ties nicely into the Social Studies and English curriculum. It fits with either African-American History or Women's History.I have found these song journal writing prompts to be an amazing way to start ELA or Social Studies class for the last 30 years. I do at least one a week, and
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Song Inspired Holiday Writing Prompts
DONUT Worry...About Having Worries Free Write Journal
DONUT Worry...About Having Worries Free Write JournalSeveral templates to help ease the adolescent and teen mind while working through uncertainties, difficult emotions, and overwhelm.
Grades:
4th - 12th
MOOD MACHINE: SELF AWARENESS: EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
use to help students identify their own moodsuse to help students regulate their behavior by identifying their triggersuse to help students develop connection between behavior and moodsuse to teach empathy by discussing how someone else's mood machine might look (For instance, how did the brother feel before he ate the cereal?)Ask, "What is your mood machine today?" Offer cue prompting such as a thumps up or down, a smile or frown. Use for staff development of reflection on teaching methods and
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Not Grade Specific
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