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Middle school school psychology resources under $5
Special Education - Accommodation & Modification Tracker - EDITABLE
Special Education teachers have so much data to keep track of! I wanted a simple way to track the use of accommodations and modifications by my students leading up to their annual reviews. This tracker is an easy way to collect meaningful data to assist in the decision making process. NOW EDITABLE!!! You can edit the accommodations and modifications to fit the needs of your classroom and students. There are three versions of the tracker. One is perfect to collect data for your own use.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Also included in: Special Education BUNDLE
Emotion regulation behavior self regulation and social skills worksheets SEL
Are you looking for a variety of fun activities to teach self regulation, emotional control and behavior skills? Do you need help with classroom management? This packet has all you need with no prep worksheets covering problem solving, recognizing feelings, keeping calm, dealing with being upset, dealing with a mistake, trying when work is hard, trying something new and no means no.In this packet you will find a wide ranging comprehensive set of activities to address a variety of key self regula
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Social behavior and social emotion skills MEGA BUNDLE social skills
Feelings thermometer with coping skills worksheets, zones of regulation
This Feelings Thermometer can serve as a great visual tool to help visualize your feelings and measure how you are feeling. This bundle includes several coping skills that can aid when going through a situation depending on our mood as well as 2 different activities to help with anxiety / stress / anger management. Also includes a list of positive, calming affirmations.**//For the SPANISH version click here **ONCE PURCHASED**Once you purchase you’ll be able to download a .PDF in both 8.5x11" (le
Grades:
K - 8th
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Mental Health Lesson for Elementary Students
What does mental health mean? What is mental wellness? What helps and hurts our mental health? If these are important questions you want your students to understand the answers to, this mental health lesson for elementary students is what you need! This lesson was created to help students understand the basics of mental health and mental wellness, including things that help vs. hurt our mental health and signs they need to ask for help. It does not explicitly teach about depression, anxiety, or
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Anger Management Worksheets For Self Regulation and Coping Skills Lessons
These no prep anger management worksheets will help your students to understand their own anger and how they can respond to the anger of others. Students will practice personal reflection, identifying anger triggers, recognizing their anger, and developing healthy coping skills. This activity includes a Google Slides component. It is great for distance learning or as a way to incorporate technology into your lessons!********************************************************************************
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Are You a Left- or Right-Brain Thinker Growth Mindset Survey
This packet includes:
~21 paired statements from which to choose. The first statement of the set (labeled with A) indicates a tendency toward right-brain thinking. The second statement of the set (labeled with B) indicate a tendency toward left-brain thinking.
~A "Brain Worksheet" for students to color in their answers to the paired statements
~Tips/Posters for strengthening the left and right hemispheres
~Tips/Poster for strengthening both hemispheres
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
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Conflict Resolution Role Play Activities With Situation Cards
This interactive conflict resolution lesson will get your students up and moving as they role play solving real life conflicts. Students will pair up and travel through 8 stations, where they will role play various conflicts and work to find a solution. This activity is the perfect way to make your small group and classroom counseling lessons more engaging!This resource is part of a conflict resolution activities bundle! Click here to save 20%!****************************************************
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Also included in: Conflict Resolution Bundle With Lessons, Activities And Worksheets
Circle of Control Anxiety Craft + Digital Version
Help students calm anxiety with this mindful Circle of Control activity. Developing coping strategies to reduce worry is a critical part of any Social Emotional Learning Curriculum. This stress-reducing activity teaches students the difference between the things they can and cannot control. By learning the difference, students will develop the coping skills needed to reduce anxiety and nurture their ability to control thoughts and emotions. Quick sidenote:2023-2024 Printed and Shipped School Co
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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Also included in: Coping Skills Craft Bundle
Grief & Loss, Coping with Death Journal, Counseling
This Grief & Loss Journal helps children understand, process, and heal from the loss of a loved one. ✨ It is perfect for both in-person and digital learning with a digital for Google Slides™ and printable version included.⭐ THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:✅ A digital for Google Slides™ interactive version of the journal with drag-and-drop activities and fillable text boxes ✅ A printable version of the journal with full color and black/white versions included✅ Children learn:What is grief?How does gr
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Grades:
2nd - 6th
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Also included in: Grief & Loss, Death of a Loved One BUNDLE, In-Person & Digital Learning
Expected And Unexpected Behavior Activities For SEL & Social Skills Lessons
Do your students not seem to understand (or care) how their behaviors affect others around them? Help them consider how their actions make others feel by talking about expected and unexpected behaviors. With these activities, students will learn which behaviors are expected and unexpected, and the effects that these behaviors have. This resource would be a great addition to lessons about the Zones of Regulation by Leah Kuyper and can be used for individual and group counseling lessons! This reso
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Empathy Activity: Empathy Classroom Guidance Lesson
Empathy Activity: This empathy classroom guidance lesson introduces students answer the question, "What is empathy?" and learn how to show empathy to others. Students hypothesize about the owner of a pair of worn out shoes (additional supply needed). Read students a narrative about the owner of the shoes (included) and discuss the meaning of empathy! Students create their own "shoe" to describe a day in their lives and share in small groups. This is perfect for a classroom guidance lesson or sma
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Also included in: Year Long Classroom Guidance Lesson School Counseling Curriculum
Test-Taking Skills, Test Anxiety Coping Skills, Test Prep
Teach students test-taking skills and strategies to cope with test anxiety, and give them the confidence they need to succeed on standardized and classroom tests!⭐The digital for Google Slides™ presentation, PowerPoint presentation, and printable workbook teach students:✅ 8 test-taking tips✅ 9 coping skills for test anxiety✅ To identify and express their feelings and worries about the test✅ To practice and choose helpful calm down strategies✅ To set goals for test day✅ To practice a relaxation s
Grades:
1st - 7th
Also included in: School Counseling SEL Curriculum 10 Classroom Guidance Lessons #1
Data Collection Sheets for Special Education Teachers, Paraprofessionals, Etc.
In today's Data-Driven classrooms, it's important to have the right forms to take accurate and meaningful data. If you're a special education or even a general education teacher, this is the pack that will help you do that! Data Collection will be quick and easy with this 23-page pack- enjoy!Here's what you get:Recess Observation FormLunch Observation FormTime on Task DataTime on/off Task Frequency Data2 Antecedent-Behavior-Consequence Forms2 Functional Behavioral Analysis FormsTime Sampling/
Grades:
K - 12th, Staff
Passive Aggressive & Assertive: Communication Styles Lesson + Task Cards
Could your students use a lesson in how to best communicate face to face?This lesson may be perfect for you! Teach students about passive, aggressive, and assertive communication styles using task card scenarios, a presentation, and a self-reflection quiz that students will love! This is perfect for your middle school audience. Product includes:*20 slide presentation*2 page self-reflection quiz, 1 page key for quiz*24 task cards*Simple 1/2 sheet pre & post test Please note: Product is not e
Grades:
6th - 9th
Also included in: Middle School Guidance Lesson + Activity Bundle
CBT Thought Cards and Activities for Positive Thinking
Love to help your students with positive self-talk and helpful thinking and the power of their thoughts? Me too! I made this giant set of helpful and unhelpful thoughts to use with positive attitude and CBT work with students. They can be used with individuals, in group counseling, or in the classroom. It’s a great resource for talking about positive thinking vs. negative thinking. They’re also a great companion to books like Baditude!. *Now also includes thirty thoughts as interactive slides (P
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Also included in: CBT Counseling Activities for Elementary Students
Get rid of the Automatic Negative Thoughts - Positive Thinking
Students will learn about cognitive distortions that impact self-esteem and anxiety. Discover different types of automatic negative thinking and change it to positive thinking. Now includes a digital version for use with Google Slides. Great for small group counseling or class lessons.This activity takes about 30 minutes to complete with a small or large group. The goal is for students to recognize their irrational thinking.Includes:►Activity description including instructions/walk-through of ac
Grades:
2nd - 6th
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Individual Counseling Case Notes Form for School Counselors
Use this form to log each individual meeting with students. It's editable so you can change to fit your needs.
Current Fields:
- Student Name
- Student Grade
- Student Homeroom
- Referral Source
- Counseling Topic
- Place of any brief notes
- Theory Used
- Consultations Made
- Parent Contact Checkbox
- Scaling Tool for Baseline and Post Counseling Assessment
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Grades:
K - 12th
Positive Thinking Affirmation Mindfulness Mazes Activity - Student Affirmations
Positive Affirmation Mazes mindfulness activity was created to build confidence through positive thinking. They focus on student strengths and building self-esteem. They make a great brain break, calm down corners or early finishers activity. They make great student compliment notes. This collection includes a variety of types, styles and sizes of mazes.They are great for School Counseling activities and classrooms. Includes:-18 Pages of Mazes total which include: -3 Full Size mazes with
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Types:
Also included in: Positive Message Affirmation Maze Activity - Student Encouragement Mazes
Woodcock-Johnson IV – Test of Achievement (Standard) Report-Blank Template
This template has been designed so you can completely customize your report. I specifically tried to design it to help decrease the amount of time that these reports take write up. I have made it as gender neutral as possible, as well as bolded all the areas where you need to input the examinee's name. There is a table visually appealing table to input the scores as well as a description for each cluster. This is a very user friendly report.
Grades:
K - 12th
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8-Week Group Counseling Attendance Lessons
Getting students to school is the first step in them having successful school careers! This is an awesome 8-week group counseling unit aimed to help students identify why they are not attending school, how they can overcome these barriers, and understand how truly important school is for their future success. This unit includes:
*8 lessons plans aligned with ASCA standards addressing attendance issues in school
*10 interactive, fun worksheets correlating to each lesson plan
*A pre/post surve
Grades:
4th - 8th
Types:
Coping with Anxiety Journal, Workbook, Worry, SEL & Counseling
This Anxiety Workbook is perfect to support students who struggle with anxiety, nervousness, and worry! ✨ Students explore their feelings, identify their triggers to anxiety, and practice coping skills. Students also learn how anxiety looks and feels in their body, and practice grounding exercises.❤️ This resource is perfect for anxiety small groups and individual counseling! It has multiple activities and exercises that can be used over multiple sessions.✂️ Every page is included in both full c
Grades:
1st - 6th
Types:
Also included in: Anxiety & Worry Resource BUNDLE, Counseling & SEL, Digital & Printable
Self Control Activities Christmas Craft Elf SEL
The elves are bringing you a fun way to teach the circles of control. Students will enjoy this calming zen activity that helps them distinguish between things that they can control and those that they cannot control. They will learn to "color outside of the line of control" while practicing "letting go" of things they cannot control. Once they learn to refocus on the things that they can control, they will feel more overall self-control. The focus of this craft is to develop a positive mindset a
Grades:
2nd - 7th
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Gestalt Language Processing Goal Bank | Stages 1-3 Autism IEP | Speech therapy
PART 1 Gestalt Language Processing IEP Goal Bank for Stages 1-3! Struggling with writing neurodiversity-affirming IEP goals for the Autistic and GLPs on your caseload? SAVE ADMIN TIME with this fully editable IEP Goal Bank. SAVE with the complete BUNDLE Stages 1-6 here!This IEP Goal Bank is carefully worded with neurodiversity-affirming language and within NLA framework to support the changing landscape around Autism as we gain more information about Gestalt Language Processing as a profession.T
Grades:
K - 12th, Staff
Grief and Loss Counseling Activity
This no-cut flipbook is a concrete way to guide students through processing and reflecting on the loss of a loved one! It can be used in individual counseling or group counseling over the course of two to four sessions. Think of it like a grief counseling workbook but shorter!*This resource has been updated to change any language about "losing someone important" or "lost someone" to use the more direct language that "someone died".This resource includes an interactive Google Slides (TM) version.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Types:
Also included in: Individual and Group Counseling Activities
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