Iris Stevens

Once downloading this resource, you can easily ... PRINT-ASSEMBLE-LAMINATE this Ready-To-Go Interactive Folder so that young students can... 1. Identify Emotions 2. Appropriately and (eventually) Independently Self-Regulate 3. Successfully Return to the Learning Activity as their B.E.S.T. Self, all without interrupting the teaching and learning environment. *This can be used (and was intentionally created to use in a) a Kindergarten Classroom Calm Corner. ** STAY TUNED! For a Spanish version

Coloring sheet for Pre K - 2nd for Unity Day but can also be used for Kindness, Courage, and Tolerance.

Tickets for school counselors, teachers, administration, and other staff to use as an incentive for being kind. Edit it for other things such as "Caught You Being Good", "Caught You Making Good Choices", etc. This is a good way to give out a ticket and then have portion left to remind you who you gave it out to. Students use their portion as an entry to party, celebration, or to get a reward.

Minute Meetings with the School Counselor Script, Outline, Questions, Proposal, and Form. It is possible! I can be done! Use this to meet with 100% of your student school body.

Need a visual reminder for students to use to help them with Self-Control? This was created for students to complete by coloring it and to help with not only using self-control, but to learn the steps as well.

A bookmark for that can be used by Primary and Elementary students to help communicate their feelings in words.  It also helps with explaining each feeling in a language that they will understand.   This is front and back that can be easily printed and laminated. Can also be used as a lesson.

Masked faces are becoming the new normal.  So how can we tell how people are feeling?  We got to reach deep down in our social skills and look at the different details in the face that we can see.  Use this to help talk about feelings with young children.

Recognize students for random acts of kindness

An easy, kid friendly packet to help students learn about feelings. It can be done as a lesson or as independent work depending on the abilities of the student.

A popular and seasonal themed activity to help with calming down

First-Then is an intervention that can be used to help with specific students who struggle with following directions or completing tasks. It helps to give a visual to help communicate what the task is and then the concept behind is that students will more likely complete a less desired task when it is immediately followed with a more desired task. Example: I am more than likely to type of my lessons plans for the week, when I enjoy a piece of chocolate when I am done.This particular board, w

Red Ribbon Week activity to help 3rd - 5th grade (or even middle school) learn and think about being drug free now and in the future. This activity comes with theme days and an activity for each day of the week. This is a writing activity that student can do at the beginning of each day.

Using Cacti to explain feelings.  A Cactus can catch feelings too! After a prepared lesson about Feelings and Emotions, ask students to create a ”Feelings” Cactus.

This can be used to let students (and parents) know of something positive they have done to praise them or help encourage them.  Please edit to suit your needs.