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Worksheet for children to think about their responses to anxiety including what their anxiety triggers are, how their body physically responds, what they think when they are anxious and what other emotions they feel during that time besides anxiety.

Why do you need this?

Writing down their responses to anxiety helps children become more aware of their emotions, triggers, and reactions. This self-awareness is essential for developing emotional intelligence and understanding how their thoughts and feelings influence their behavior. These insights empower children with the tools and skills necessary to effectively manage their anxiety and navigate challenging emotions.

How and when might you use this?

This worksheet could be used in a variety of ways:

· In lessons on social-emotional learning that focus on understanding and managing their emotions.

· Following an incident of intense social anxiety as a tool for self-reflection.

· During counselling sessions to support students in developing coping strategies for managing anxiety.

· As 1:1 support for a child struggling with social anxiety.

· This worksheet could be used proactively with students as a preventative measure to promote self-awareness and emotional regulation.

What’s included?

This worksheet includes 4 sections in which children can either write or draw their answers under the titles ‘trigger’, ‘my body’, ‘my thoughts’ and ‘my emotions’.

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Help your students eliminate stereotypes, prejudices, and any form of racism. Through this activity, children will be encouraged to recognize that skin color is merely a physical characteristic. By imagining themselves with different skin colors and drawing pictures of themselves accordingly, they will understand that despite external differences, all individuals are unique and equally valuable.

This activity promotes the idea that there should be no room for injustice or discrimination based on skin color.

It is our responsibility to foster equality and promote antiracism from an early age.

This activity serves as an excellent addition to the Racism (Skin Color) Anti-Racism PowerPoint Presentation.

Instructions:

Ask your students to draw themselves in the first picture frame. In the subsequent frames, instruct them to draw themselves again, but with a different skin color or tone. Afterward, children should cut out each picture and staple them together to create a small book. Finally, encourage them to share their picture book and reflect on their emotions and thoughts while looking at themselves depicted in different skin colors or tones. They will realize that they are the same and their worth does not change.

This resource includes:

• Page 1: How I Feel in a Different Race or Skin Color (Version 1)
• Page 2: How I Feel in a Different Race or Skin Color (Version 2)
• Page 3: How I Feel in a Different Race or Skin Color (Version 3)
• Page 4: Empty Version

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This packet is a fun way to integrate emotional education with the Christmas holiday! Children will learn more about their own feelings, as well as the feelings of others as you use these activities.

This packet includes:

•Activity Guide

•8 posters of Christmas elves. Each elf has a facial expression that matches the emotion word below the picture.

•8 Emotions Cards (with the same pictures and words that are on the posters).

•8 pictures of elves with emotion words, but no facial expressions. You can use these pages as playdough mats or drawing pages.

•2 pictures of elves (one boy and one girl) with no facial expressions. The words “I feel” are below the picture so the children can draw and write about their feelings.

•1 extra page of lined paper for children who want to write more.

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Engage young learners in social-emotional learning with this fun Lemonade-Themed Feelings Poster, perfect for preschool to 1st grade and homeschool settings!

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Transform your classroom into an interactive emotional learning environment with our Lemonade-Themed Feelings Poster. This set includes 10 emotion cards, each featuring a unique lemonade-themed illustration and the corresponding feeling name. Students can select the card that matches their current emotion and place it in the center of the poster, helping them to identify and express their feelings. The emotions included are happy, sad, mad, loved, surprised, silly, tired, sick, laughing, and scared. This activity is perfect for developing emotional awareness and communication skills in young learners.

Why They'll Love This Product

For Teachers: This Lemonade-Themed Feelings Poster is an excellent tool for fostering emotional intelligence in your classroom. It encourages students to recognize and articulate their feelings, leading to a more harmonious classroom environment. The visually engaging lemonade theme captures students' attention and makes learning about emotions fun and relatable.

For Students: Young learners will love the colorful and playful lemonade illustrations that make it easy and enjoyable to identify their feelings. By using this interactive poster, they will develop better emotional awareness and communication skills, which are essential for their overall development.

Who This Product Is For

1. Preschool Teachers: Ideal for introducing the concept of emotions in a fun and engaging way.
2. Kindergarten Teachers: Perfect for helping students identify and discuss their feelings as part of their social-emotional learning curriculum.
3. 1st Grade Teachers: Useful for reinforcing emotional literacy and communication skills in early elementary students.
4. Homeschool Parents: A great resource for incorporating social-emotional learning into your home education program.
5. School Counselors: An excellent tool to use in individual or group counseling sessions to help children articulate and manage their emotions.

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Help your students celebrate National School Counseling Week with these appreciation thank you notes/cards templates.

These cards are perfect for letting your students show their gratitude to their school counselors, who make a difference in their lives every day.

The students can customize the cards with their names, messages, and signatures.

The templates are easy to print and cut, and they come in four different colors.

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Glimmers, which are the opposite of triggers are those moments of pure joy and serenity that light up their lives. I use the materials to share and practice glimmers with my students & after just 3 days back the kids have already started using the term "glimmer" when something brings them joy!

The word Glimmers originates from Deb Dana, LCSW, psychotherapist, and author who coined the term. Glimmers which is the opposite of a trigger are those fleeting instances that bring us warmth and peace, offering a profound positive impact on our mental health. With gratitude & written permission from Deb Dana, I'm thrilled to share these activities with fellow educators!

Materials Included:

PowerPoint: Utilize the included PowerPoint slide show to introduce the concept of Glimmers to your students. With 40 slides featuring real-life pictures, students can begin to recognize things that bring them Glimmers. It also helps create connection and shared interests, with their classmates.

Worksheets:

8 student pages

• identify your glimmers (things that make me happy, included, helpful etc)

• I feel a glimmer when....

• track your glimmers

• Things I see, taste and hear that bring me glimmers

Bulletin Board: Colorful lettering (multiple styles) to make a bulletin board for your classroom or your school. Cards are included for students (& staff) to share the things that bring them glimmers

2 pages of "me and my Glimmer". Take a picture of your students happy with their glimmers & attach to the page. A great reminder of the things that bring us joy.

8x11 Posters: Sprinkle your class or school with five 8x11 posters. Whether it's in your classroom, hallway, or on your door, these posters serve as tangible reminders to celebrate life's Glimmers.

Exploration Beyond: Curious to learn more? Dive into the enlightening USA Today article on Glimmers and their mental health benefits: Link to USA Today Article. You can also explore more about Deb Dana and her insights on regulation at Deb Dana's Website.

Join us in extending a heartfelt thank you to Deb Dana for her gracious permission to incorporate her trademarked concept into these materials, inspiring a wave of positivity and well-being.

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❤️Looking for a fun and engaging way for your students to explore jobs and careers in their community? Learn about 42 different community helpers and the tools / equipment they use with these differentiated, printable sorting mats and cards!

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✏️Great for your beginner English, ESL, ELL, preschool, kindergarten, 1st grade, or 2nd grade students!

✏️This colorful categorization play mat pack is the perfect addition to your community helpers unit! Choose the sorting mats that best meet your students’ needs. They come with either blank spaces, pictures, or pictures and text.

✏️Students can sort and cover the spaces on the mat that match the correct community helper. The sorting pieces include easily identifiable, child-friendly pictures that represent the places of business, tools, and equipment that community helpers use. You can use self adhesive dot stickers or store sorting pieces in baggies.

✏️You can also cut and glue the community helpers onto popsicle sticks to use in lessons, sensory bins, or dramatic play!

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⭐️This resource is low prep and will save you time! Simply print the ready to go sorting mats and laminate for durability.

⭐️Black and white sets included! Students can choose a community helper and color their own sorting mats! You can even add a picture of the student's face to the community helper for added personalization. Use as practice in the classroom or send home to share with parents!

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☑ dentist

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☑ doctor

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☑ fisherman

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☑ florist

☑ gardener

☑ janitor

☑ journalist

☑ librarian

☑ lumberjack

☑ mechanic

☑ mom

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☑ musician

☑ nurse

☑ photographer

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Looking for a way to support emotional regulation in your classroom or counseling sessions? These rainbow breathing exercises for kids are a fun and effective tool for teaching mindfulness and self-calming strategies!

This set of calm-down corner printables features a calming rainbow design that capture kids’ attention while guiding them through simple, focused breathing techniques. The finger-tracing design makes it easy for kids to follow along and feel calm, centered, and in control.

WHY YOU'LL LOVE THESE BREATHING EXERCISES FOR YOUR STUDENTS:

✅ Promotes Emotional Regulation: Helps kids manage big feelings like stress, anxiety, or frustration in a healthy way.
✅ Supports Social-Emotional Learning: Perfect for pairing with other social-emotional learning worksheets or activities.
✅ Versatile & Easy to Use: Add them to your calm-down corner, use them during transitions, or include them in a calming routine.

If you're looking for more mental health awareness and calm-down corner printables, check out this bundle!

WHAT YOU'LL GET:

• 3 PDF pages
• Easy-to-follow instructions for introducing the exercises
• Finger-tracing designs that make mindfulness interactive and fun

Whether you’re setting up a calm-down corner in your classroom, working one-on-one with students, or creating a mindfulness routine at home, these cards are the perfect addition to your emotional regulation toolkit.

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Use these lessons to get kids' organization skills in shape! Activities focus on understanding organization.

Help your students effectively manage and prioritize their tasks, time, and resources to achieve specific goals. These organizational skills could help them plan, track progress, delegate tasks, and make decisions efficiently.

This resource includes:

Definition of Organization

Organization Exercises

With so many students in the classroom now, it is difficult to keep each and every parent updated on their conduct within the classroom. This is an easy and cheap way to master this task. Two forms of this tool are included: PDF file, and a Word file so that the instructor can change the dates from one year to the next, Reusable.

Includes:

Fillable PDF (date only)

Fillable PDF (Full)

Word Document For Semester

Bi-Weekly & Monthly PDFs

This 24-page Worry Journal can easily be used for the classroom or individuals at home, of many ages.

The border art is designed to relax, and offer an area to color each day. Try coloring the flowers to match your mood for the day. (Refer to your Mood Chart for colors.)

24 pages include:
1. Mood Coloring Chart : 10 colors with coordinating moods, and clipart objects to color.

2. Mood Coloring Chart Draw your own items indicating the moods of each of them 10 colors.

3. Draw a picture of ....

4. Daily Mood Journal : simple lines for writing areas (print as many copies as needed)

5. Daily Mood Journal : decorative clipart writing areas (print as many copies as needed)

6. Today I Am ...…. write it out. : simple lines (print as many copies as needed)

7. Today I Am ...…. write it out. : decorative clipart writing areas (print as many copies as needed)

8. Let’s Get Grounded : 3-2-1 grounding techniques (answers can be as simple as “got out of bed,” etc.)

9. I Get Anxious.... (drawing, etc)

10. Worry Be Gone ...

11. My Anxious Body ....

12. I Can Fix It (including drawing)

13. Happy Place : draw/write ...

14. Common Worries : Give advice...

15. Worry Jar, Happy Jar : activity instructions

16. My Goals...

17. Grateful ... (NOTE: this page to be used for general worries, and not traumas, as we could never be “thankful” for anything trauma-related).

18. Worry Acrostic Poem

19. I Am Me...

20. Let’s Focus : Write/draw...

21. Daily Mantras : fill in the blanks

22. Compare & Contrast Worry

23. The Worry Monster : write & illustrate...

24. Worry Search : Word Search, 19 happy words & 1 worry

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Behavior Reflection Sheets | Behavior Managament | Behavior Management Plan

ABOUT THIS RESOURCE

☆ Behavior Reflection Think Sheets

☆ 11 pages

☆ 5 Behavior Reflections Sheets in 2 Variations

☆ Reflection come with graphics and without graphics

☆ Suitable for any grade and subject area

☆ Print and Digital

This resource includes:

☆ 5 Behavior Reflection Sheets in 2 variations (totaling 11 sheets)

☆ 2 Google Slide Link

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✅ This resource includes 5 Behavior Reflection Sheets in two variations. Both variations include the same exact content, except one set includes graphics and the other set does not include graphics.

✅ These Behavior Reflection Sheets encourage students to reflect about their behaviors in class, especially when they display unacceptable behavior. They are also encouraged to reflect about the consequences and outcome of their behaviors and think about what they would do differently.

✅ These Reflection Sheets can help students correct undesired behavior, ultimately reinforcing acceptable behavior.

✅ These Reflection Sheets are also student-friendly making it feasible for students of all levels to think and write about their behaviors, the affect it has on themselves and others, and create a plan for improvement.

✅ Reflection Sheets contain visually appealing images, borders, and fonts and includes sentence stems and questions to really help students think about their overall behaviors.

✅ This entire resource is also included in Google Slides! Text boxes have already been created to make it easier for you and your students! Each slide includes two instruction solution tabs to assist students who accidentally delete text boxes and/or when they want to zoom in (to enlarge worksheets). It's super helpful for students who are not that familiar with how to use Google Slides or need the extra assistance.

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Winter Word Search Growing Bundle January Morning Work. Keep your students engaged and excited all year long with this growing bundle of word search activities! Each word search is designed to celebrate key events throughout the year, making it perfect for classroom fun, holiday celebrations, or learning activities.

Included so far:

• Patriot Day
• Constitution Day
• The Dot Day
• Labor Day
• Johnny Appleseed
• Happy Fall Season
• Fire Safety Prevention Week
• Veterans Day
• Election DAY 2024
• Red Ribbon Week (Drug Awareness week)
• Winter

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Engage your students in meaningful discussions about bullying with these 20 thoughtfully designed Bullying Scenario Discussion Cards. Each card presents a real-life scenario that encourages students to reflect on the impact of bullying and explore ways to address and prevent it.

Features:

• 20 Unique Scenarios: Each card features a different bullying situation, including physical bullying, rumors, teasing, and cyberbullying.
• Thought-Provoking Questions: Prompts on each card encourage students to think critically about the scenario and discuss possible solutions and strategies for prevention.
• Engaging Design: Vibrant, easy-to-read cards that capture students' attention and make learning about bullying prevention interactive and engaging.
• Stop Bullying Icons: Clear "Stop Bullying" icons reinforce the anti-bullying message and create a visual reminder of the importance of kindness and respect.
• Versatile Use: Perfect for classroom discussions, group activities, school counseling sessions, or anti-bullying programs.

Scenarios Include:

-Noah is tripped by another student in the hallway, and everyone laughs.

-Jordan spreads a rumor that Taylor cheated on a test, even though it’s not true.

-Liam hears his classmates making fun of his best friend’s clothes.

-Jacob sees someone writing mean comments about his friend on the bathroom wall.

Educational Benefits:

• Promotes Empathy and Understanding: Helps students understand the emotional impact of bullying on victims.
• Encourages Critical Thinking: Students learn to think critically about how to handle bullying situations and support their peers.
• Builds Communication Skills: Facilitates open discussions and improves students' ability to express their thoughts and feelings.
• Fosters a Positive Classroom Environment: Promotes a culture of kindness, respect, and inclusivity within the classroom.

Ideal For:

• Teachers
• School Counselors
• Anti-Bullying Programs
• Group Discussions
• Social-Emotional Learning Activities

Format:

-Printable Cards

-High-Resolution PDFFiles

-Easy to Print and Cut

How to Use:

• Print and Cut: Print the cards on sturdy paper or cardstock and cut them out.
• Distribute and Discuss: Hand out cards to students or groups and facilitate discussions based on the scenarios and questions provided.
• Role-Playing: Use the scenarios for role-playing activities to help students practice responding to bullying situations.
• Encourage your students to be upstanders, not bystanders, with these engaging and educational Bullying Scenario Discussion Cards. Perfect for creating a safe and supportive classroom environment where every student feels valued and respected.

Ready to print stickers to reinforce positive behaviors from students! My students absolutely LOVE these and they actually work harder to get them from me (like coming back from the restroom in a reasonable amount of time.) Most of these are applicable to teenagers, but there are many that apply to all grade levels.

You have the ability to take the pre-made PDF and print or to use the provided link to Avery and insert the designs to fit the stickers that work best in your classroom. A link to the stickers that fit these designs is also included.

If you want to buy these pre-made, have a question after purchasing or encounter any problems, please email me at curtis.sarahc@gmail.com. (Also available on Etsy pre-made/customizable at my store Blooming Through.)

I have also included printing instructions so you can get these printed off and start handing them out!

Brew up a magical potion of positivity with our SEL Halloween Witch Potion! This fun and engaging activity helps students build self-esteem and confidence through positive affirmations. Color, write, and create a personalized potion that's filled with self-love and encouragement. Perfect for Halloween-themed SEL lessons or classroom decor.

How this will benefit students:

• Boosts self-esteem: Students will create positive affirmations that highlight their strengths and qualities, fostering a sense of self-worth.
• Encourages positive thinking: The activity promotes a positive mindset and helps students focus on the good in themselves and their lives.
• Improves emotional well-being: By expressing positive emotions and affirmations, students can better manage their feelings and reduce stress.
• Fosters creativity: The craft aspect of the activity allows students to express themselves creatively while learning valuable life skills.
• Creates a fun and engaging learning experience: The Halloween theme makes this activity enjoyable and memorable for students.

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This ABC Behavior Chart is a vital tool for data collection in the classroom. It is specifically designed for special education settings and can be used to track student behaviors, aiding in the development of Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and behavior plans. Teachers, counselors, and paraprofessionals will find these charts incredibly useful for monitoring and analyzing student behavior patterns.

Benefits

• Efficient data collection for student behavior

• Assists in the creation of personalized IEPs and behavior plans

• Helps in tracking behavior patterns over time

• Saves time for educators by providing a structured chart for documentation

Instructions/Tips for Implementation

To incorporate this ABC Chart into your classroom, simply print out copies for each student requiring behavior tracking. Use the chart consistently to record antecedents, behaviors, and consequences. Review the data regularly to identify trends and make informed decisions regarding interventions.

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A quick study guide for first year teachers/veteran teachers of middle/high school students that provides interactive activities and student examples. Includes: getting to know students address student concerns increase hands-on learning ESL/ELL guidelines classroom discipline project learning teaching difficult subject matter knowing students respect assigning homework and much more! Based on Kathleen Cushman's Fires in the Bathroom.

This Red Ribbon Week door decor resource is for teachers looking to create an engaging and educational display. It includes a phrase with a black background, colorful handprints , no drugs sign, a light, and a signature. Teachers can use it to decorate their classroom doors, encouraging students to commit to being drug-free.

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Students can complete this behavior tracker to show how well they were able to:

Follow directions

Participate

Have a positive attitude

Stay on task

Complete work

I added room for the teacher to write in how many (if any) prompts are acceptable to follow directions and stay on task. I also left room for a percentage of work that should be completed. I know often my special education students struggle to complete assignments due to lack of focus, etc. So I might put that one student needs to complete 70% of his assignment and then gradually increase it. There is space for that to be written in in the chart.

Students can choose a big smiley face, a small smiling face, and a frowning face to show how well they were able to maintain the directives. At the bottom there is room for teacher signature and comments. At the top, the student has space to write what assignment he or she is assessing.

Two sheets print per page to save paper.