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School counseling unit plans for Microsoft Word
Social Emotional Learning in High School Curriculum Grade 9, 10, 11, 12
This Social Emotional Learning Curriculum includes 4 units with detailed, interactive, and AGE-APPROPRIATE lessons and activities for teaching social and emotional skills to high school students. Based off of the CASEL Core SEL standards, this curriculum uses evidence-based practices to improve and teach the skills your high schoolers need to reach their goals and find success after graduation. If you are looking for a way to teach skills like self-awareness, self-management, relationship skills
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: High School Social-Emotional Learning Growing Bundle
4 Must Have Units for Middle School Counselors!
This resource has a mix of lesson plans and resources for middle and high school students. Each unit has three meetings and include a variety of activities and discussions. Some units are for specific grades and some are for all grades. Table of Contents RationaleStandardsASCA Mindsets and Behaviors (2014)FLDOE Students Standards and Competencies (2010)Unit 1: Study SkillsWhat is Your Style of Learning?Time Management ActivityAssessing PrioritiesUnit 2: Career ExplorationWhat’s in a Career?Caree
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6th - 12th
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Intermodal Expressive Arts and Dramatic Arts Unit Plan
This unit plan is designed to address student engagement and mental health, weaving intermodal expressive arts and dramatic arts education to introduce creative exploration that fits into a school-based model. Intermodal expressive arts in educational settings can help to increase students’ self-esteem, promote a sense of belonging, and build positive classroom communities. Research supports the benefits of incorporating expressive arts-based practices in school programming and curricula. Other
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Social Skills Small Group (NO PREP)
This small group curriculum focuses on pre-k through 1st-grade social skills. Students will work on advocating for their own needs, taking turns, sharing, and communicating with each other. This is a GREAT group for extra shy students who may need support building friendships and interacting with their peers. This requires ZERO prep time! No worksheets - all discussion-based utilizing Solution-Focused Brief Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy modalities. Includes assessment, parent letters,
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PreK - 1st
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Healthy Relationship Lesson Plan - Love Is Respect Curriculum
A lesson on healthy relationships for middle and high school students. Uses Love is Respect activities and handouts.
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7th - 10th
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The Ultimate Gift Project 12 months
This project takes the 12 months that The Ultimate Gift transverses and makes it approachable and understandable for students. Students can learn to appreciate and love the life they have by following the instructions of the project. Guidance, Life, Creative Writing
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7th - 12th
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Personal Body Safety Inquiry Unit x Health, Wellbeing & Safety, Identity IB PYP
This 2-3 week Who We Are (PYP) inquiry unit helps students learn to respect their own and others' bodies and gain confidence with using strategies to keep their bodies safe. Easily adapted to suit your own class/school, it includes: transdisciplinary theme, central idea, lines of inquiry, key concepts and questionsapproaches to learning (ATLs) and learner profile focusagency and action ideasassessment - before views, formative, summative, self-assessment and peer.detailed learning experiences a
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1st - 3rd, Staff
Career Fair
These are support materials to prepare for a student-run career fair. I had my 9th grade English students do this project. It was a great opportunity to teach them about research and to present their information to an authentic audience (younger students and parents). They were also able to learn about careers they were interested in exploring.
Included in this file is:
Instructions for students for the job fair and assignment directions
Invitation flyer to distribute to parents and students
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8th - 10th
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Guidance Schedule Grid for Lesson Plans & Guidance Activities
I have laid out a sheet where School Counselors can show when and what they are doing throughout the year; especially at the middle & high school levels. It is already color coded but you can change those easily to fit your needs. There are spaces for the presenter and even a spot for your standards to go.
Guidance Schedule by Dale Sadler is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States License.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Elementary Comprehensive Bullying Unit
This unit is a bullying unit that contains 5 lessons that can be adapted to any elementary grade. All worksheets are included and instructions are very specific.
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K - 5th
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Building and Maintaining Friendships
This program is developed for young children (grades 1-2) from a variety of backgrounds, life experiences, and of both sexes. Members of the group should have a wide range of social interaction levels. This should include students who interact well with students and others who struggle. Building and maintaining friendships is a skill children will need throughout their lifetime. Individuals will interact with a variety of different people throughout school as well as when they become adults. Pos
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1st - 2nd
The Power of Many – Personal and Social Development
As students grow, they will have to work with a sizable number of people. These people will possess different strengths and qualities. It is important for them to understand that they possess their own strengths and can bring something important forward. It is also imperative they realize that others involved also possess strengths and ideas that may differ from their own. They need to realize that by combining all of these, they can work together to achieve something much greater than they can
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2nd - 3rd
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Lesson Plan - Learning About Disabilities
Lesson Plan - Learning About Disabilities
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Not Grade Specific
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The Next Chapter
There is a limitless amount of career paths individuals can take. As students near the end of their high school careers, many are unsure of what path they would like to take. It is important for them to identify their interests, skills, and values and relate those to different career choices. It is also imperative for students to use both written and oral communication skills effectively when presenting themselves to future employers. The purpose of this unit is to assist students in identifying
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12th
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Empathy Empowers Everyone – Personal and Social Development
As students grow, they will have to work with a sizable number of people. These people will possess different qualities and feelings. It’s important for them to understand feelings, communication components, and listening skills. The purpose of this unit is to assist students in identifying feelings, to respect the feelings and experiences of others, and how to use communication skills to express their feelings and understand feelings of others.
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4th
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Inside Out workbook - intermediate
Use this book along with the Inside Out - Small Group Curriculum! This version is for grades 3-5.
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
Inside Out workbook - primary
Use this workbook with the Inside Out Small Group Curriculum! This book is for grades K-2.
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Grades:
K - 2nd
Disability & Autism Awareness Unit
A 5 lesson morning meeting/counseling unit focusing on disabilities and that being different is not wrong.
Topics: Understanding differences, disabilities & person first language, physical disabilities, autism, and hearing/communication disorders
Use them all or pick and choose which ones fit for your class. Includes a list of great books to read to your class.
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2nd - 6th
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SEL Discussion Planning Document
Girls are eager to talk openly within a space that is exclusively theirs. The purpose of SEL discussion is to help elementary/middle school girls explore their individuality while developing a healthy outlook about self. During group sessions, girls will learn how to self-identify, positively communicate, and build a healthy report amongst their peers.
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4th - 8th
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Group Confidentiality in a School Setting
A fun and easy way to keep the confidentiality of your small groups within the school setting.
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Not Grade Specific
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