Coffee before coping

This is a presentation to help students learn how to effectively take assessments. This lesson contains learning intentions, success criteria, and strategie for test taking.

Use this presentation to teach kids how to safely trick or treat.

My school did an event that had students talk about the traditional holiday cookies that they make with their families. Attached are BINGO cards, and the calling cards.

This interactive lesson helps students learn how to recognize the warning signs in their body when they get angry. This also provides a list of coping skills that students can choose to helm them calm down.

Use this checklist to help students stay organized. I laminate them and have students use expo markers to check off each box.

This lesson is for elementary school students to learn about self awareness. There are examples provided, and a game included in the presentation.

This is a great presentation for Elementary school children to learn why positive behaviors on the bus are important. It also provides an activity of safe vs. unsafe behaviors on the school bus.

This lesson teaches students how to be healthy. It discusses different ways on how to eat right, exercise, and get enough sleep. There are follow up questions to see if students got the learning intentions.

I created this GALentine's scavenger hunt for a little GALentines get together for my daughter and her friends. I created the items that each student needs to find on different colored backgrounds so each person gets their own items to find. I cut out the items into little squares and hide them around the house. Each child will get a scavenger hunt checklist to cross off items once found.

This lesson includes a presentation on the difference between our self-defeaters (negative voice), and our personal coaches (positive voice). It also provides strategies on how to make a good decision. This lesson also includes an exit ticket for student understanding.

This is a great lesson, and activity for elementary school students. The lesson includes why it is important to follow directions, and involves a game.

This is a fun way to discuss different coping strategies that students can use. Students can search for different coping skills, and discuss each one they find. The teacher/parent can facilitate whether students would want to use that coping skill when they are managing big emotions.

This lesson plan is for middle school students on how to manage anxiety and stress. The goal is to have students identify what they are in control of, and what they are not in control of. This guide gives step by step directions for teachers to follow.

This organizer helps assist students struggling with Executive functioning needs. Before the class starts, I use this to outline how the class will go for the day, and leave this flow chart on students desks that need it. It will explain what the student will be doing first, what activity/task comes next, a third column for another activity, task and a finally section for homework or anchor activities. This helps students stay on task without getting frustrated.

These cards help students stop behavior, and read and reflect what they are doing. These cards also offer strategies.

This is a great presentation on how students can identify and understand that everything that happens to them is because of decisions they made. This presentation includes learning intentions, and an activity.

This lesson teaches students how to gather information, and only make decisions once they have everything they need. This lesson includes learning intentions, an activity, and a mini quiz in the end to check for understanding.

This lesson shows students the importance of using the right resources, and how to tell which of these resources are the right one. This lesson includes learning intentions, an activity, and strategies to find appropriate resources.

This is a lesson that teaches students how to be organized with materials, how to consider time management, and how to create a study system. This lesson also includes learning intentions, and activities.

This social skills presentation is all about teaching students values and what they hold close to their hearts. It also provides learning intentions, and scenarios they have to think about to figure what is a priority to them.