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EDITABLE Behavior Logs in English and Spanish with Emojis/Smiley Faces
This product contains EDITABLE weekly behavior logs in English and Spanish. The logs are designed with three smiley faces (emojis) to reflect the type of behavior for the day. They are ideal for elementary students, especially for the lower grades. The logs include a section for daily parent initials, comments and contact information. They are a quick form of communication with parents and can also be used for Behavior Intervention Plans. Thank you for purchasing my product.
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PreK - 5th
Inside Out Disney Movie - Review Guide for Psychology
This Google Document include a video guide of 20 thoughtful questions about Psychology theories and phenomena as a review for the course. The teacher answer key is also included. This is perfect before finals, midterms, or as an extra project. Unit topics that are covered include:Emotion and MotivationBrainPersonality and PerspectivesDreamingSensation and PerceptionMemory and CognitionDevelopment
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9th - 12th
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Middle School Survival Skills - Time Management/ "Chunking," and Using Planners
An interactive lesson using research-based instructional methods to help guide middle school students in strengthening their time management and study skills
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Middle School Survival Skills 101- Time Management and Chunking Assignments by Erin Cavazos is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
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Grades:
4th - 8th
BUNDLE of DIGITAL JOURNAL TEMPLATES - Therapy Aid for Individual Counselors
Encourage students to practice new skills between sessions with this bundle of digital journal templates. Engage students and make it simple with a digital bullet journal that can quickly and simply be completed from any device. BUNDLE and SAVE! Grab ALL 10 Resources at 20% OFF!Free BONUS available ONLY in this Bundle : ADHD Organizer In order to get students to form new healthy habits they need to consistently practice skills being taught. This bundle of digital journal templates are common the
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7th - 10th
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Middle School Health Lesson: Analyzing Influences--Is Everybody Doing It?
This is a lesson for middle school health education. It is a skill-based lesson to teach and assess National Health Education Standard 2: Analyzing Influences. Alcohol and Other Drugs is the content area, with a focus on social norms and peer pressure.
The lesson cites specific National Health Education Standards which it addresses. It also contains a pre-assessment writing prompt, class activities, and post-assessment with rubric.
I have developed three skill-based lessons for each of the ei
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6th - 8th
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Upper Elementary SEL Digital Journaling Prompts:Self-reflection, Values, Friends
This no-prep digital journal is a fun to engage upper elementary student into self-reflection and personal growth. This resource includes 200 thought-provoking SEL prompts (40 weeks worth of daily journaling). The journaling prompts are structured into 10 topics ( each topic comprises 20 journaling prompts) that encourage students to focus on exploring one topic at a time.The journal includes writing prompts on:Self-disclosure (Who am I?);Personal values (My values);Self-regulation skills (BIG f
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Behaviorism Classical Conditioning Activity
BehaviorismClassical ConditioningIncludes:1 worksheet: 8 exercisesFor each example, identify the following elements: Neutral Stimulus, Unconditioned Stimulus, Unconditioned Response, Conditioned Stimulus, and Conditioned Response.1 answer keyBackground information necessary to solve the worksheet
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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10 Growth Mindset Journal Activities | Online Learning | Distance Teaching
This resource contains 10 growth mindset journalling activities for students to complete using Google Docs (with Google Drive) on a laptop or computer. Completing online using a tablet or phone is not recommended due to the changes in formatting. To complete on paper, download the Google Docs file as a PDF and print. Make a copy and have full access to edit the documents in any way!These journal activities help foster skills relevant to having a growth mindset including: Self-reflection Goal set
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6th - 12th
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Career Exploration Work Book-Exploring Education & Training Options
Exploring Education & Training Options introduces students to many of the education and training options that are available after high school.
Options include:
Colleges - Public, Private, For Profit
Junior Colleges
Vocational/Technical Schools
The Military
Job Corps
Apprenticeships
For further information contact: careeractivities@gmail.com
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6th - 10th, Staff
Mapping Stress in the Body
This activity helps students to recognize the mind-body connection. They'll use color coding to visualize how various emotions make them feel physically. It also asks them to reflect on specific stressors in their lives, what they have control over, and healthy coping strategies that might help. This neat, ready-to-print worksheet is a great independent practice follow-up to a social-emotional learning (SEL) or mental health unit lesson about stress, stressors, coping skills, etc. There are no r
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6th - 12th
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Psychology or Sociology WHY WE HATE Documentary questions with KEY
Psychology or Sociology WHY WE HATE Documentary questions with KEY has 20 questions from the Discovery Channel's 6 episode Docuseries and link to watch it. This goes with the 1st episode Titled "Origins" and is 47 minutes long. *GREAT FOR A SUB DAY or can be used as homeworkPlease email me with any questions at ReadySetLearnSocialScience@yahoo.comIf you would like to get updates on NEW and CURRENT resources...►FOLLOW Me on Teachers Pay Teachers►FOLLOW Me on Pinterest►FOLLOW Me on InstagramTERMS
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9th - 12th
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Ted Talks for College and Career Prep
This is an activity for a College/Career/financial literacy class. It can be used in a variety of ways: homework, extra credit, sub activity, computer lab activity or a class activity. Included is my Ted Talk Reflection as well as a list of appropriate and interesting Ted Talks. It is also formatted for distance learning and can be copied and pasted into a google doc. I also have links to each ted talk. I have updated the links as of 10/17/2022
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7th - 12th
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Recognizing Other People's Emotions - In Cartoons!
This Google Docs assignment asks students to watch three different Cartoon Network videos (all available for free on YouTube, links embedded in the doc) and use them to practice identifying how other people express their emotions. It fits best into a mental & emotional health or social-emotional learning unit. It's perfect for in-class independent practice or a substitute plan, and students can watch the videos on their own or as a class. It could also be useful for a counseling group or a s
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6th - 8th
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Time Management Worksheet
It’s always important to prioritize the most important things on your list! Categorize your to-do list into least important, moderately important, and very important.
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Social Emotional Learning/Character Education Bundle
SEL Journal Goal Setting- September
Are you looking for a great Social-Emotional Learning journal/morning work for your grade 3-5 students? This resource contains 21 days of journal prompts with a word bank and sentence starters to support all types of learners. This easy to use resource can be modified to fit the needs of your specific students. The theme for the month of September is goal setting. Each month of the year has a specific SEL topic for the corresponding journal prompts.
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3rd - 5th
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Behavior Expectations Homework Sheets
What motivates students to behave? Having to do homework about behavior!!! Trust me! This has worked wonders in my classroom. Students will walk quietly in the hallway, so that they don't have to fill out "Hallway Homework" and they will listen attentively at an assembly, so that they don't have to fill out "Assembly Homework". These behavior sheets cover some areas where behavior expectations are often neglected. Help your students review your expectations by assigning them homework to review
Grades:
2nd - 8th
PERSONAL STRENGTHS List : School Counselors Coping Cards - Identity Development
Teens can often feel self-conscious about their differences rather than embracing their uniqueness as a personal strength. Support adolescence identity development with this fun Personal Strengths List. Want all Therapist Aid Coping Cards at a 20% discount? CLICK HERE If you have a student with low self-esteem, someone who struggles to accept compliments, or sees the world through a negative lens then try these personal strength cards. Open up powerful conversation and processing in session, and
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8th - 11th
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Overcoming Failure quiz-11th,12th,college - 30 True/False Questions with Answers
Overcoming failure is a vital aspect of personal growth and development. Failure can provide valuable lessons, resilience, and a path toward future success. Learning to navigate setbacks can lead to increased confidence and a more determined mindset. In this set of 30 true and false statements, we'll explore various strategies to overcome failure, accompanied by solutions and explanations.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Career Exploration- Career DNA Personality
I made and use this assignment in my Home & Careers course as an introductory activity to the Career Exploration Unit. Students will take a quick survey based upon 'Holland's Theory of Career Choice' and be given 3 personality traits they fall under. Then they read about each of their personality choices (including activities that may interest them, suggested high school courses to take, suggested clubs to get involved in, suggested internship positions, college majors and sample professio
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7th - 10th
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Creativity Booklet
Learn about your students by asking them to complete this creativity booklet. A perfect activity for the start of the school year. Use this information to guide your teaching - targeting your students interests.
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PreK - 6th
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Conflict Resolution HyperDoc
New to Digital learning or remote learning?Curious about hyperdocs? Check out my YouTube video to learn How To Use HyperDocs.This hyperdoc teaches students all about conflict resolution. They will watch a video about what it is and how to show it. Then, they will will about how people act that have this character trait. Early finishers will play a matching game for character traits.BundleThis product can be bought here in the Character Traits Bundle.Compatibility:These are Google Doc file, hyper
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5th - 9th
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6 Middle School Health Lessons-Bundled: Accessing Info & Interpersonal Comm
These six lessons are for middle school health education.They are skill-based lessons designed to teach and assess National Health Education Standard 3: Accessing Valid Information and Standard 4: Interpersonal Communication. They cover these content areas: Nutrition, Consumer Health, Social, and Mental and Emotional Health.
These six lessons cite specific National Health Education Standards which they address. Each lesson contains a pre-assessment writing prompt, class activities, and post-
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6th - 8th
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What are my Zones of Regulation?
When teaching students to manage their emotions, using the Zones of Regulation can be a helpful visual. This activity challenges students to reflect on what puts them in their blue, green, yellow, and red zones. The directions prompt the student to draw and/or summarize a time when they were in those zones. For example, when I see my dog, I am in green zone because he makes me happy; when someone cheats at a game, I am in yellow zone because it is frustrating.
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K - 5th
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Anxiety Anchor Activity: Reframing
Anxiety anchors are strategies to help silence the worry voice (anxiety) and reframe thoughts by using a smart voice. In this activity, worry voice sentences are given and a smart voice sentence line is provided to replace it.What’s included:1 Worksheet (to complete alone or with help)1 Worksheet Extension (for a take home assignment or extra practice)Who it’s for:-Clients who are suffering from anxiety and are learning the basic steps to distinguishing anxious thoughts from rational thoughts.-U
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3rd - 6th
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