Holly Cates

Use this worksheet after reading the book "Interrupting Chicken" to extend learning. Perfect for students who need to work on self-control and self-awareness skills.

Do you have a sports-loving student that needs help with managing his/her stress? Check out this sports themed stress management packet. This packet includes 8 pages that will help teach students about stress, identify their triggers, and discuss coping strategies when needed.

These worksheets are great to introduce after reading the book, "Glad Monster, Sad Monster". This resource will help students to identify feelings.

Teach your students the ABCs of Coping Skills! These are great to encourage social and emotional growth in students. You can hang these in your class, counseling office, or anywhere that is visible to students. 26 color pages with each letter of the alphabet.

Want to introduce your students to the creative writing of classical fairy tales? Use this resource with your students to encourage their creativity and brainstorm through each character in their very own fairy tale.

*HALLOWEEN* This worksheet pairs well with the book, "The Ghost's Dinner". Students can draw and/or write what they think a ghost would eat for dinner. There are two different ghosts included (with or without flowers) and two different editions of the worksheet depending on student grade level.

Use this worksheet to have students express something that bugs them and how they wish they could change it. This is helpful to teach students how to use respectful language when there is an issue.

*HALLOWEEN* Four pages of lined paper with a spooky theme. The possibilities are endless for using these this Halloween season with your students!

This tracker can be used to organize student's missing assignments and work by date or class.