Less than $5 7th Grade Classroom Management Workbooks (by date, oldest first)

When a loved one passes away, making sense of the grief that comes as part of this experience can often be difficult and overwhelming. With Grief and Loss Portfolio Project - Coping with Death, you'll get an accessible resource that helps young people make sense of the emotions they are feeling in a supportive environment.

This portfolio project starts with facilitating open dialogue amongst those affected. This constitutes an important first step for moving forward, finding peace, and otherwise healing from a traumatic event. Since every individual is different and will cope with loss differently, this project allows individuals to explore their own journey at their own pace in whatever form or fashion works best for them such as journaling, breath work, and much more. And when talking about death becomes too difficult, this resource provides alternative strategies to develop coping skills which will serve them during future times of emotional distress.

This portfolio project is perfect for school counselors and school psychologists. It can accompany a Social Emotional Learning (SEL) curriculum or health lessons as well. Download this portfolio workbook activity and you'll have all the tools you need to help your students and families navigate loss delicately and thoughtfully.

This portfolio is divided into six individual lessons. You can choose to use each lesson in isolation or scaffold through the lessons one by one within a group or individual sessions. The six lessons include:

1. All About Grief

• All About Your Loved One
• What is Grief?
• 5 Stages of Grief
• Complex Feelings
• Grief Brain Dump
• How Has Grief Changed Me?

2. Coping with My Emotions

• Your Emotions and Your Reactions
• How Do You Feel Today (Poster & Coloring Page)
• How Does Your Body Feel Today?
• Physical Symptoms Worksheet
• Calming Strategy Cards
• Ideas for Coping Strategies
• Deep Breathing; Grounding Techniques; Gratitude
• Exercise & Health Plan; Affirmations

3. When Someone You Love Dies

• The Person was Important to You
• Why Do People Do?
• What Happens to Them Now?
• The Funeral
• Your Feelings
• Some Things That Can Help
• Remember the Good Times
• What Will Happen in the Future?

4. Letter from Your Loved One

• Emma and Her Loss
• Letter to Her Loved Ones
• Reply from Her Loved Ones
• Writing Your Own Letter
• Writing a Reply
• Sentence Starters

5. My Memory Jar

• What is a Memory Jar?
• The Process
• The Memories
• Write Down Your Memories
• Designated Memory Time
• Create Your Own Memory Jar
• My Memory Jar Template

6. Caring for Your Grief Monster

• What Feeds Your Grief?
• Let’s Create Your Grief Monster
• Let’s Get to Know Your Monster
• Monster Diary
• Ways to Care for Your Grief Monster
• Coping Strategies
• Building Your Own Grief Monster Templates

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Improve a growth mindset in your students with this valuable tool Positive Affirmations - Coloring in Worksheets pack. This easy to print, no prep pack includes 18 fun worksheets, each featuring a powerful phrase for students that are a fun way to keep them motivated. Each page has a short growth mindset phrase for your PreK, Kindergarten or First/Second year students that help build their self-esteem, confidence & resilience. Encourage your students to read the affirmations aloud, reflect upon them while looking in the mirror, and repeat them once more. Your students will have a blast coloring in the charming insect themed worksheets, adding an element of creativity to their practice. UK and US English versions.

There are many other positive reinforcement games that you can play with your students. Here are a few ideas you can play and then use these Growth Mindset - Positive Affirmations - Coloring in Worksheet as consolidation:

1. Catch the Compliment: In this game, students write compliments about each other on small pieces of paper. The teacher collects the compliments and reads them aloud. The student who is being complimented gets to catch a small toy or ball.
2. High Five Challenge: This game challenges students to reach a certain goal, such as completing a certain number of math problems. When they achieve the goal, they get a high five from the teacher or another student.
3. Treasure Box: Create a treasure box filled with small toys, stickers, and other fun items. When students do something positive, they get to choose a prize from the treasure box.
4. Class Compliments: Set a goal for the class, such as being respectful to each other or completing assignments on time. When the class achieves the goal, they get a compliment from the teacher and a reward, such as extra recess time.
5. Team Points: Divide the class into teams and award points for positive behavior. The team with the most points at the end of the week gets a reward, such as a pizza party or movie day.

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Foster a growth mindset in your students with this fun, easy to print Growth Mindset Tool Positive Affirmations Coloring in Worksheets Pack. This pack features 18 printable worksheets with adorable dog images, each with a motivational growth mindset phrase. These templates are a fun and inexpensive way to keep your students motivated. Each page has a short growth mindset phrase for your PreK, Kindergarten or First/Second Year students that help build their self-esteem, confidence and resilience. Encourage your students to read the affirmations aloud, reflect on their meaning while looking in the mirror, and repeat them with confidence. As an added bonus, they can unleash their creativity by coloring in the delightful dapper dog-themed worksheets. Empower your students to embrace challenges, develop resilience, and cultivate a positive mindset with this engaging resource. This pack is suitable for UK and US teachers.

There are many other positive reinforcement games that teachers can play with students. Here are a few ideas you can play and then use my Growth Mindset - Positive Affirmations - Coloring in Worksheet as consolidation:

1. Catch the Compliment: In this game, students write compliments about each other on small pieces of paper. The teacher collects the compliments and reads them aloud. The student who is being complimented gets to catch a small toy or ball.
2. High Five Challenge: This game challenges students to reach a certain goal, such as completing a certain number of math problems. When they achieve the goal, they get a high five from the teacher or another student.
3. Treasure Box: Create a treasure box filled with small toys, stickers, and other fun items. When students do something positive, they get to choose a prize from the treasure box.
4. Class Compliments: Set a goal for the class, such as being respectful to each other or completing assignments on time. When the class achieves the goal, they get a compliment from the teacher and a reward, such as extra recess time.
5. Team Points: Divide the class into teams and award points for positive behavior. The team with the most points at the end of the week gets a reward, such as a pizza party or movie day.

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