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Matching Identical & Non-identical Animal Pictures (52 pages!) DTT
This was created to teach matching by aligning with developmental milestones. Once, the learner masters one set of pictures, move to the next set, which gets progressively harder. It follows Discrete Trial Training (DTT) & Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) principles, gradually increasing difficulty to ensure skill mastery. Animals include: Pets, Wild Animals, Farm AnimalsPicture sets: Matching Identical Pictures (No Background): Build foundational matching skills with clear, simple images.Matc
Not Specific
School Counseling
Teaching Replacement Behaviors: Staff & Parent Training (3rd of Series)
*Editable- you can adjust to audience.This is the 3rd in a series of training to come specifically for parents & school staff. Topics covered: Functions of BehaviorsChallenging Behaviors- functionTeaching Replacement BehaviorsMatching LawIncreasing ReinforcementTips: This was meant to be a shorter training (20-30 minutes) in order to sustain engagement. Focus on one training each month.If incorporating it within a school system: Work with teachers to give praise to staff when using strategies i
Not Specific
School Counseling
Level Up Attendance Small Group Middle School
Middle schoolers face unique obstacles that can lead to absenteeism or chronic tardiness—peer dynamics, increased academic pressure, mental health challenges, and new independence. This 6th–8th Grade Attendance Growth Small Group Counseling Curriculum tackles these challenges head-on with engaging, age-appropriate activities, discussions, and flexible thinking lessons that connect attendance to both present success and future opportunities. Created for school counselors and educators, this 6-
6th - 8th
School Counseling, School Psychology
Also included in: K-8 Attendance Bundle
Healthy Relationships
This presentation was shown to our 8th-grade students as an intervention on setting boundaries, green & red flags, consent. We break this presentation into a 2-day talk/activities. 27 Google Slides of content with a Healthy Relationships quiz. ***I do leave icon pages so that you can edit as needed and make the slides your own
7th - 12th
School Counseling, School Psychology
Student Behavior Tracking Sheet
Struggling to find an easy to use chart that works for you? Look no further! This tracking sheet can easily be edited to meet your needs. With a weekly and daily version, you can use this sheet as a behavior chart to: Improve student behaviorIncrease student academic successOr as a tracking sheet to: Gather data for your school's intervention teamShare data with families
Not Specific
School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
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
Time Management
Help students build stronger time management skills with this engaging and easy-to-use lesson focused on developing positive habits! In this lesson, students will explore how small daily habits can improve organization, reduce stress, and increase productivity both in and out of the classroom. This resource includes a complete 20-minute lesson plan, interactive discussion prompts, group activities, reflection questions, and an editable PowerPoint presentation to keep students engaged. Students w
6th - 12th
For All Subjects, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
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
Preventing Future Trauma Discussion Sheet
The Preventing Future Trauma Discussion Sheet is a structured, trauma-informed conversation tool designed to help individuals and families identify protective factors, strengthen coping skills, and develop strategies to promote safety and prevent future traumatic experiences. This document provides guided questions and reflective prompts that support individuals in understanding trauma, recognizing personal and family strengths, and building proactive safety and support plans. It focuses on emp
Not Specific
School Counseling, School Psychology, 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
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SL.K.2
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Reactive De-Escalation Behavior Strategies Training for Parents & Staff
This is a PPT training specifically for parents & school staff on de-escalation strategies for challenging behaviors, based on Safety Care's framework. Topics covered: What are reactive/de-escalation strategies? (Positive Behavior Supports)WAIT (Why am I talking) stagePrompt StageWhat to do if the child starts escalating again?Help stageReference SheetTips: If incorporating it within a school system: Work with teachers to give praise to staff when using strategies identified in the training.
Not Specific
School Counseling
Test Anxiety Handout
For Teachers and Counselors! This handout describes what test anxiety is and the causes of it but also gives 7 steps on how students can overcome it. The document displays 2 postcard size handouts that are ready to be printed, copied and given out to support student! Enjoy :)
3rd - 12th
School Counseling
Classroom Expectations Adapted Book for SPED | Classroom Rules Social Story
Teach important classroom rules and school expectations with this engaging adapted book for special education! This interactive social story helps students learn appropriate classroom behavior, listening skills, raising hands, staying seated, cleaning up, and using calm bodies in the classroom. Designed with simple predictable sentence structure and picture-supported text, this adapted book is perfect for Autism, SPED, preschool, kindergarten, early intervention, and life skills learners. Stud
PreK - 3rd
Balanced Literacy, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Character Traits SEL Game for Special Education |Social Skills Activity
Make social emotional learning fun and interactive with this Guess the Greatness Character Traits Game for Special Education, Autism, SEL, and early learners! Inspired by “Heads Up” and “Catch Phrase,” this engaging character education game helps students build social emotional vocabulary, communication skills, teamwork, and positive behavior awareness in an exciting hands-on format. Students work in teams to describe and guess different character traits without saying the actual word on the ca
PreK - 5th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
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
Tattling Activity: When to Tell School Counseling Classroom Guidance Lesson
This elementary school counseling classroom guidance lesson helps students to understand when they are tattling and when they should tell an adult. Read a story about The Tattle Snake to review scenarios when students should tell right away and when they should try to work it out on their own (or worry about themselves!). Students complete a movement-based group activity to practice identifying scenarios and then have a chance to practice on their own.
Includes lesson plan (objectives, outline
PreK - 2nd
School Counseling
Also included in: Safari Classroom Guidance Lessons for Early Elementary School Counseling
When to Tell Classroom Tattling Lesson for Early Elementary School Counseling
This elementary school counseling classroom guidance lesson introduces early elementary school students to situations in which they should tell their teacher and situations in which they should work it out on their own! Students meet Tell-odactyl, a dinosaur student who loves to tell the teacher what everyone else is doing. She learns about the times when she should tell and the times when she should try to work things out on her own! Students practice evaluating situations in a movement-based a
PreK - 1st
School Counseling
Social Skills File Folder Activities-Character Traits SEL Activities-SPED
Social Skills File Folder Activities | Character Traits SEL Activities | Special Education Social Emotional Learning | Autism Resource | Behavior Skills Teach social skills and character traits with these engaging Character Traits File Folder Activities designed for special education and early learners. These hands-on activities help students identify and understand positive and negative behaviors through visual supports and structured matching tasks. Students learn to recognize appropriate and
PreK - 6th
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Beach Themed Elementary School Counseling Classroom Guidance Lessons Bundle
This beach-themed elementary school counseling classroom guidance lesson bundle is perfect for upper elementary students! These 15 lessons use hands-on, movement-based, and cooperative activities to teach important counseling topicslike SMART goals, calming strategies, self esteem, conflict resolution, and more!
What's included:
⛱Meet the Counselor
⛱SMART Goals
⛱Cooperation
⛱Calming Strategies
⛱Communication Styles/Assertiveness
⛱Self Esteem
⛱Emotions and Needs
⛱Leadership
⛱Friendship
⛱Stereot
3rd - 5th
School Counseling
My Mind is a Race Track: Bipolar for Kids
Written by a teen with bipolar. After receiving his diagnosis he was unable to find materials explaining bipolar in children. This book explains the disorder and coping skills. In addition, written response pages are included. Illustrations are intentionally line drawings, so readers can also color pages if they choose to. We hope this will help children process this very complex disorder.
3rd - 9th
School Counseling
Feeling Families Powerpoint
I developed the concept of Feelings Families to help young students understand that feelings fit together under 4 different "feeling families". The four families are HAPPY, SAD, ANGRY and SCARED. Through eye catching visuals it is easy for students in 1st-4th grade to grasp the concept and expand their vocabulary at the same time! The Feeling Families Chart is a great supplement to this powerpoint lesson!
1st - 4th
School Counseling, Vocabulary
I Feel/When Feeling Labeling Digital Activity for Elementary School Counseling
This "I feel...when" paperless, digital activity gives students the opportunity to practice labeling their feelings. The Google (TM) Slides activity includes over 80 scenarios. Students select an emotion and drag and drop the emotion on the slide to describe how they would feel in the scenario. If none of the emotions fit, students can type their own response in the editable text field. Blank slides are also included to create your own scenarios. Use this tool to help students practice labeling
2nd - 4th
School Counseling
Responsibility Classroom Guidance Lesson for Early Elementary/Primary Counseling
This classroom guidance lesson gives primary/early elementary-aged students a chance to identify responsibly behaviors. Students listen to a story about a safari ranger who doesn't fulfill his responsibilities and discuss how it affected the other characters! Students play a movement-based game to sort scenario cards as responsible or not responsible and then identify their own responsibilities at home and school!
Includes lesson plan (objectives, outline/script, materials list, ASCA standards
PreK - 2nd
School Counseling
Also included in: Safari Classroom Guidance Lessons for Early Elementary School Counseling
Student Study Team Request Sheet (Form 1 of 3)
This form documents students who are lagging in different school skills. It can be used as a student study team/intervention team/teacher assistance team document to track goals, concerns, and progress.
PreK - 12th
School Counseling
Also included in: Teacher Assistance Team / Student Study Team Form Bundle
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