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Free school psychology graphic organizers
Contingency Map Editable Templates for Behavioral Problem Solving
A contingency map is essentially a graphic organizer, or a visual problem solver. It shows the students the outcome of different reactions to a potential problem. They are a way to help students understand the outcomes of their behavior in response to specific events.How Are They Used?You can use them proactively to help students plan for and practice reactions to potential situations that trigger challenging behavior. They also can be used to cue students as visual reminders when those trigg
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Not Grade Specific
Personalize-able Social Story for Meltdown OR Tantrums
Some students with ASD have episodic meltdowns or tantrums. Social stories help them understand the way they need to behave when this happens. We cannot ask a student to simply stop their behavior but we can give them an alternative that helps everyone involved in the situation. This social story does just that.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
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Brainstorming Graphic Organizer
Basic, easy to use graphic organizer for brainstorming ideas.
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â Coping Skills for Tweens & Teens: Set 1
Standard/Scaled Score Bar Graph Under Highlighted Bell Curve Excel File
This Excel file displays a bar graph under a Highlighted Bell Curve when scores are entered. It can be used to show explain scaled and standard scores.
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Not Grade Specific
I'm Different - Celebrate what makes us unique
Use this resource to help students reflect on what makes them unique and to celebrate their differences.Great for younger students or those classes that have had issues with bullying, lack of empathy, or new students feeling lonely.
Grades:
K - 6th
Affirmation Station - Mirror Printouts - Colourful
Help build students self esteem! Why Self Affirmation? Self affirmation is the act off affirming ones worthiness and value. These positive phrases and statements that are repeated to help challenge negative thoughts and encourage positive changes in your life. As educators, our number 1 priority is to help students see their best self so they can reach their fullest potential. How To Set It Up This neutrally coloured affirmation station is easy to use as you just print, cut, and then paste the a
Grades:
K - 6th
Behavior Point Sheet System
A daily point sheet that begins each morning at check-in and ends before leaving school at check-out. I am a special education teacher and I developed these sheets as a way to document and manage the behavior of my students with emotional and behavioral disabilities. Each student picks up their sheet in the morning and carries it on a clipboard throughout the day in regular education and special education classes. I pass out tickets at the end of the day which students can use to buy small prize
Grades:
1st - 8th
Resilience-Building Activity Poster Freebie
This poster gives examples of activities that build social, emotional, mental, and physical resilience. Many activities build two or more types of resilience. The 4-category Venn diagram helps depict this. Post this as it is or use it as a launching-point for discussions with students about their preferred activities and how they work to build their resistance. This poster helps bring home the message, "You can build your resilience!" You can get a full packet here including a lesson plan,
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K - 5th
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If/Then Visual Chart
If/Then Charts are a great visual tool to deescalate problematic behaviors and promote positive behaviors in the school setting. This chart is geared towards younger students (K-3rd grade), but also work well with older students who prefer visuals. Feel free to edit this template based on your student's individual needs.
Grades:
K - 5th
Zones of Regulation Poster (SEL): Reacting to Others in Different Zones
A set of posters that can be used to hang in secondary classrooms or for a student binder. An accompaniment to the Zones of Regulation curriculum, for the older students.The posters explain WHAT a student can do when they notice another person in a zone.
Grades:
5th - 12th
Assessment Organizer - School Psychologist
This tool has been designed to support school psychologists and psyshometricians in conducting their psycho-educational evaluations. The structure of this organizer is to help you keep track of any and all testing tools used, as well as other important dates and data points needed.This is a free resource and may be updated in the future.This product is not intended for distribution by others and may only be downloaded from this TPT page._______Connect with Me!Instagram: @acurlyhairedschoolpsychE
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Not Grade Specific
Where is the Counselor Door Sign
Printable and editable door poster. Can be used for admin, school psychologist, speech therapist or school counselor.
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Not Grade Specific
Weekly Calendar and Checklist For Students
Our FIRST product and FIRST OF MANY FREEBIES on Teachers Pay Teachers. The Learning Collective ATX would like to introduce our Comprehensive Weekly Calendar and Student Checklist – the ultimate organizational tool designed to empower students of all abilities to excel academically and manage their time effectively.With its user-friendly layout and customizable features, this resource is not just a planner – it's a game-changer for students, especially those with ADHD, dyslexia, or neurodivergen
Grades:
1st - 12th
Standard/Scaled Score Bar Graph Under Bell Curve Google Sheets
This sheet displays a bar graph under a Bell Curve when scores are entered. It can be used to show explain scaled and standard scores.
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Not Grade Specific
Expected and Unexpected Behavior Chart
Use as a visual for "Expected" and "Unexpected" Behaviors
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K - 8th
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Woodcock-Johnson IV (WJIV) - Checklist - Directions Observation Notes
I created this resource to help test administrators with the process of testing by having the directions as you go, rather than just on the first page of each testing section. If you are not sure about an aspect of the test section you’re on, simply refer to the “Administrative Overview” or “Scoring” sections on your checklist. These were added word for word from testing booklet B.There are also note-taking sections on each checklist page to take notes on additional Observations you make. For ex
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Not Grade Specific
Evaluation Checklist for School Psychologists
This is a comprehensive special education evaluation checklist! It allows you to organize and keep track of critical information, including student demographics, meeting details, assessment specifics, parent documentation, and notes all in one place.I use this evaluation checklist for every special education evaluation, 504 evaluation, and screening, stapling a copy to the folder that houses all of my protocols and documents.Happy testing!
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Not Grade Specific
What Zone am I in? Character Charts
These are some charts that I made to help students relate zones to their favorite characters!Characters you will find:EmojisInside OutPokemonStar WarsMarvel SuperheroesMy Little PonyIf you have any suggestions for other characters let me know! I will gladly make some more! Hope this helps!
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Not Grade Specific
Path to Solutions Individual Counseling Goal Setting
These pages are used when meeting with a student to set individual goals and to keep brief notes about each session. There is a mood meter to help students understand feelings.
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2nd - 12th
Free RBT Organizer
As a behavior technician or RBT it is essential to stay organized. Here are resources to help with that:- A monthly calendar template.- A weekly calendar template.- A RBT credential sheet.- RBT supervision hours sheet.- Client fact sheet. - Verbal operant idea lists.- Various data collection sheets. For best use of these material, print them out, place them in paper protectors. Once completed place them in to a binder. Products created with canva.com.****** RBT Study Information’s resources are
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â Bundle: RBT Starter Kit
Mandala Coloring Pages - Easy for Kids - Free
The illustrations are vibrant and kid-friendly, ensuring a joyful coloring experience. Watch as your child's eyes light up with excitement while they bring these lively mandalas to life with their favorite hues. MANDALA COLORING PAGES Easy for Kids FULL VERSION Mandala Coloring Pages - Easy for Kids SWEETINAR M CUPCAKE Freebie Follow TPT Store Pinterest Terms of Use
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â Mandala Coloring Pages - For Kids, Teens, and Adults - Bundle
Conflict Resolution Practice Page
We face conflict everyday. Resolving conflict is a process. When we practice this process, we get better at solving our own problems.Use this practice sheet to work through a conflict, past or present.Steps include:Identify the ProblemExpress FeelingsGain PerspectiveBrainstorm SolutionsCompromiseThis sheet can be used by children, teens and adults. Keep copies handy at home or at school to help when tough conflicts arise. Can be used in restorative justice or counseling sessions.Conflict Resolut
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Not Grade Specific
Anxiety Journal
Have a student that constantly expresses being worried or anxious? Students often just need time to work through their anxious feeling. By giving them an outlet to write through their anxious feeling, rate their anxious feeling, and figure out how to cope with it, we are giving them time to process those emotions.This is a print out that you can use on an individual basis or for students who deal with anxiety regularly to keep a journal. Included: DirectionsExample of anxiety journalWorried Jour
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2nd - 8th
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