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School counseling grant proposal pdfs
Scholarship Essay Writing How-To
Academically minded students in their junior and senior years of high school may want to think about applying for many of the small local and national scholarships that are available to students like themselves. But, these kids are already buried under mountains of homework, extracurricular activities and part-time jobs.
This How-To sheet is designed to help students get started writing a personal statement that can be saved and then tweaked for each scholarship he or she may wish to apply for.
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10th - 12th
A SEL Picnic to Explore Positive and Negative Thinking!
Looking for an engaging way to teach Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) about positive and negative thinking?This Picnic Basket Sort is the perfect activity for students to explore their inner voice and recognize thought patterns.Here's the delicious recipe for learning:Gather the ingredients: Create cards with positive and negative statements related to school, friendships, or everyday situations.Set the picnic scene: Grab the "Positive Thinking" and "Negative Thinking. baskets"Let the sorting beg
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Sample Comprehensive School Counseling Plan
This is a sample of a school comprehensive plan.
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Classroom positive and negative behaviors| Adapted book
This interactive book is a great way to teach your students about positive and negative classroom behaviors. Each page contains a short story displaying negative behaviors often seen at school. This resource may also serve as specially designed instructions for your students in need of behavioral goals and instruction in their IEPs. Negative behaviors:Cutting in lineI can't do thisUnhealthyDistractionIgnoring othersTossing coat on floorBlurtingYellingRunning with scissorsBullyingNot sharingMessy
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K - 2nd
A PLAN FOR PROCRASTINATION - Working Through Overthinking (19 pages)
Are you tired of constantly putting things off until the last minute? Our handy workbook is designed to help you tackle procrastination head-on with a plan for procrastination. It delves into the 3 fears that often fuel procrastination, teaching you how to conquer them and face your fears like a champ. Plus, it even helps you figure out if you're avoiding coping and provides effective strategies to overcome overthinking. You will also learn practical techniques to beat procrastination and become
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Organizational Skills Resource: Color Coding- Subject Visual Organizer
To maintain organization, it can be helpful to organize your subjects by color. To help build this habit, it can be helpful to have a guide to remember which color belongs to which subject. This product includes several templates you can customize to create your own subject visual organizer. Once you are finished, print and attach it to the front of your binder to help build the habit of remembering what materials belong in which folder.
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Also included in:Â Executive Function Resource Toolkit
Winning Safe Schools Healthy Students Grant Proposal
This is a copy of a winning proposal for the highly competitive federal grant, Safe Schools/Healthy Students. Through it a school district won $8 million dollars. Please use this only as a resource as you plan and develop your own federal grant for SS/HS or another federal grant. If you need additional assistance in applying for this grant or another, please see my website www.grantconnections.org.
SSHS Grant Proposal sample by Connie McKee is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonC
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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