Description
This is a free resource to help students understand keys to success at middle school. Keys to success include eating right, sleeping well, doing homework, getting involved, staying organized, making goals, taking risks, and more. Materials include worksheets and task cards, aimed at getting kids talking about middle school success. It would be beneficial for all middle school students, and those transitioning or ready to transition to middle school.
This would be a great tool for special education teachers, regular education teachers, or other support professionals looking to help kids transition from elementary to middle school.
Middle School Transition Kit
— { Middle School Transition Kit }
This Middle School Transition Kit is a 50 page document that focuses on preparing students for the difficult transition of elementary to middle school. It can be used with students the year before they transition, or for students just beginning middle school. Topics addressed include: changing classes, keys to success, dealing with different teachers, planning ahead, effective studying, homework planning, figuring out your locker, dealing with peer pressure, study halls, lunch time, changing for gym, science labs, and more!
Need More Social and Emotional Materials?
— { Social Emotional MEGA BUNDLE }
This is a huge mega bundle with over 400 pages ideal for special education teachers and other support professionals looking to get all of their materials in one place. It focuses on understanding emotions, strategies for worry and anxiety, anger management skills, confidence building, perspective taking, developing goals, and more.
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Disclaimer: These resources and materials are for supplementary support/education purposes and not intended as a replacement for counseling, education, or other necessary supports. Educators, parents, counselors, and others who utilize these materials are encouraged to seek out additional support, as needed.
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