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EFT Tapping for Kids | Goal Setting, Stress & Anger Management | Coping Skills
Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) Tapping for Students (kids and adults) is a simple calming strategy, coping skill, stress/anger management strategy or goal setting tool to reduce anxiety, fear, phobias, stress, anger, insecurity, etc., and to increase mindfulness, calm, confidence, positive visualization and goal setting. Students can tap to ease a negative emotion, handle a triggering situation or achieve a goal. With younger students, you can read aloud the text and guide them through all ac
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
School Counseling
Toddler Outdoor Safety Kit Vol. 1 | Visual Safety Cards for Walks, Community
Help toddlers and neurodivergent learners stay safer during real-world outings with these simple, visual outdoor safety reminder cards! This printable safety toolkit was created to support children who need consistent visual reminders during walks, parking lots, parks, bike rides, and community outings. These portable visual supports help reduce stress, increase understanding, and build safer habits through repetition and real-time teaching. Perfect for autistic children, visual learners, toddle
PreK - 1st
School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning, Speaking & Listening
6-in-1 Review Game Mega Pack | Editable Classroom Templates | 99¢
6-in-1 Review Game Mega Pack | Editable Classroom Templates | 99¢📄 FULL PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ⭐ Overview Turn any lesson into high-energy review time with this 6-in-1 Review Game Mega Pack, featuring six fully editable PowerPoint games—all for ONLY 99¢. Each game is ready to customize for ANY subject and ANY grade level. Whether you’re teaching Math, Science, ELA, Social Studies, or electives, these templates give you instant engagement with zero prep. This bundle includes classics like Jeo
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
For All Subjects, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Sometimes I Don’t Get What I Want Social Story | SEL Regulation & Coping Skills
Disappointment is a big feeling for little learners — and many students need explicit instruction on how to cope when things don’t go their way. This SEL Social Skills Story helps children understand that it’s okay to feel upset when they don’t get what they want and teaches them positive, age-appropriate strategies to manage those feelings. Through simple text, relatable scenarios, and an original coping poem, students learn how to pause, calm down, and make helpful choices.This resource
PreK - 2nd
School Counseling, School Psychology
CCSS
SL.K.2
, SL.K.3
, SL.K.6
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Hands Are Not for Hitting | Social Skills Story for Classroom Behavior SEL K - 2
Knowing what to do with hands — and what NOT to do — is a foundational social skill for early learners. This SEL Social Story helps students clearly understand that hands are not for hitting and gives them positive replacement behaviors they can use in real situations. Through simple language, vivid visuals, and repeated modeling, students learn appropriate ways to interact with peers, make safe choices, and follow classroom expectations. Perfect for: ✔ SEL lessons & character education ✔
PreK - 2nd
School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Growing Up Strong! Attendance Classroom Guidance Lesson for Third Grade
Help 3rd graders take responsibility for their learning with this interactive attendance guidance lesson designed for school counselors and teachers. Using a detective mystery theme, students uncover how missing class affects their academic and personal growth. ✔ Low-Prep & Ready-to-Teach – Includes scripted slides, engaging visuals, and a hands-on partner activity. ✔ ASCA-Aligned – Builds responsibility for self and others while fostering a positive attitude toward learning. ✔ Detective
3rd
School Counseling, School Psychology
Also included in: K-8 Attendance Bundle
Think It Say It Social Filter Activity: Social Skills Activity
Think it or say it? Is it okay to blow that bubble or will that be a big splat? This social skills activity gives students the opportunity to practice identifying thoughts they should filter and thoughts that are okay to say to others! This is great for a social skills classroom guidance lesson or social skills group counseling activity. Want to get your students moving? Use the scoot cards and handout to let students practice while they move around the room. Want to get digital? Use the Google
2nd - 4th
School Counseling
Blurting/Impulse Control Classroom Guidance Lesson Early Elementary Counseling
This elementary school counseling classroom guidance lesson introduces early elementary school students to the concept of impulse control! Students meet Blurt-osaurus, a dinosaur student who struggles to keep his thoughts inside until the perfect time. He learns 3 strategies that prevent blurting, and students get to practice with a fun game!
Includes lesson plan (objectives, outline, materials list, ASCA standards alignment), story in 3 forms (printable PDF, PowerPoint, or mp4), visual aids, ta
PreK - 1st
School Counseling
Kindergarten/Early Elementary School Counseling Classroom Guidance Lesson Bundle
This dinosaur-themed elementary school counseling classroom guidance lesson bundle is perfect for Kindergarten or early elementary students who are not yet reading or are emerging readers! Engage students with fun activities on topics such as growth mindset, goal setting, playing safely, burting, making friends, apologizing, worry, and much more!
Lesson format:
→Each of the 13 lessons includes a story (PowerPoint, PDF printable, and mp4 video options included) about a dinosaur student who is l
PreK - 1st
School Counseling
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