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NURSE REQUEST FORM - Students Directly Contact the Nurse Using This Google Form

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Using this editable Google Form and Google Sheet, middle and high school students directly contact the school nurse to request a visit to the school health clinic. Benefits of the NURSE REQUEST FORM include: Students don’t have to ask the teacher for permission to go to the health clinic, nor do they have to ask the front office secretary during lunch or between classes to see the nurse (although this is perfectly okay!). This short form is sent directly to the nurse. The nurse’s Google She

6th - 12th

Health

5 Stages of Grief Informational Text, Questions Grief and Loss SEL & Literature

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Simply Novel

Help students understand and reflect on grief and loss with this two-page informational article and 10-question activity. Students learn about Elisabeth Kübler-Ross’s 5 Stages of Grief and John Bowlby’s model of grief in waves, while also exploring what grief looks like and healthy ways of dealing with loss. Perfect for ELA and Social Emotional Learning (SEL), this resource can stand alone or be used to deepen connections to novels such as The Hate U Give, Thirteen Reasons Why, Bridge to Tera

6th - 9th

Informational Text, Reading, School Counseling

Also included in: 30+ High School ELA Novel Units Bundle Activities, Assessments, Projects & More

Feeding and Eating Disorder IEP Sample Goals

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The Zillennial Social Worker

Struggling with writing a goal for students with feeding or eating disorders? Check out these pre-made IEP goals! Written goals for: Social-EmotionalTopics/Skills for: Health/NutritionSpeechOT/PTFunctional/Team GoalsPerfect for: Social Workers (SSW, LSW, LCSWs)Counselors (LPC, LCPC)School PsychologistsNursesSpeech Therapists (SLPs)Occupational Therapists (OTs)Physical Therapists (PTs)Special Education Teachers (LBS)School-based/Community Intervention Dietitians (RDs)May be helpful for Behavior S

PreK - 12th

School Counseling, School Psychology