Conceptual Minds

Students don't realize they are doing metacognition unless we help them realize what it is. This activity can be used for various areas: metacognition, student check ins, school counseling lesson activity, school psychologist one on one activity, and more. This is a fun way for students to tell us what is going on in their brain!

Agendas can be difficult for students that require assignments to be chunked. These agenda sheets allow the student to understand the steps they need to take at home to get their homework completed. This resource fosters independency as the student will learn how to eventually chunk their assignments on their own. Enjoy!

One way students can advocate for themselves in the classroom is by asking for a break! We want to intervene with students early on to minimize disturbance, outbreaks, and student distress. You can place this printable in your calm corner, and/or print and give these to every student. My students would use non-verbal cues to let me know they were making a choice board break pick, and it would not interrupt the class. Enjoy!