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Morristown, New Jersey, United States
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Hi! I'm Christi and I'm so excited to be here! I began my career as a School Psychologist in a Title 1 school working with all ages of children. I'm now a part-time toddler mom and part-time School Psychologist Consultant. I have a passion for creating fun activities for preschool and elementary-aged children, streamlining the work involved as a Special Educator and creating resources for special education students! Please check out my resources--my hope is that you love them and that they help save you time!
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Self-Image Counseling Digital Lesson (The Reflection in Me)
This is a short digital lesson that can be used with students asynchronously or synchronously to allow for conversation regarding self-concept/self-image/self-esteem. You will have to input the link to the video "The Reflection in Me" (about 3:30m long) on your own (please follow directions below). The google form includes five questions reflecting on the meaning of the video. Answers submitted by students can be compared when answers are imported into excel. The format of this lesson is throu
3rd - 7th
Psychology, School Counseling, School Psychology
IEP Present Levels (PLAAFP) Teacher Collection Form (Distance Learning)
This form is to be used to collect information from teachers regarding performance and progress to be included in student IEPs. The form is editable for you to customize to your school/district needs. This resource can be used to gather uniform information from teachers and specific progress across subject areas. Sometimes obtaining information from general education teachers or multiple teachers who teach a student is difficult. With this form, you can email the link to all teachers to fill in
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
School Psychology
Fruit & Vegetable Color Sorting Mats | Spring Garden Theme | Mud Kitchen
Fruit & Vegetable Color Sorting Mats – Toddler & Preschool Activity | Perfect for Spring & Gardening Themes!Bring the vibrant colors of the garden into your classroom or home with this Fruit & Vegetable Color Sorting Activity designed for toddlers and preschoolers! This hands-on resource helps young learners explore color recognition through the fun and familiar context of fruits and vegetables. What’s Included: 8 bright and engaging color word mats: Green, Blue, Purple, Red, Yellow, Orange, Br
PreK - K
For All Subjects, Other (Arts), Vocabulary
CCSS, NGSS
L.K.5a
, K-LS1-1
Anger Thermometer
Counselors, social workers, school psychologists and teachers--use this resource with your students to work on feeling identification, size of the problem and understanding anger! Use digitally in the google slides formatPrint-out PDF resource versiondrag and drop interactive lesson (emotion faces and feeling words) use with individual students or as a class-wide activity/discussionSpecific content on slides: Slide 1: Anger Thermometer with faces and feeling words--students mark their anger on
2nd - 6th
Character Education, School Counseling
Student Counseling Check-In Form (Distance Learning)
This is a Google Form to be used by Psychologists, Social Workers and School Counselors to check-in with counseling students. It is particularly useful to be used for checking-in with students who are at home participating in remote or distance learning. The form is aimed to gauge how students are feeling, to let the counselor know if they would like to check-in 1:1, and to allow the student to share information/feelings with the counselor. As is, the form gathers the following information: "Na
3rd - 12th, Higher Education
For All Subjects, School Counseling, School Psychology
Also included in: Teacher and Student Check-In Forms (Distance Learning)
Empathy Virtual and Printable Interactive Lesson (Distance Learning)
Empathy lesson with a focus on teaching students to visualize what it would be like to put yourself in someone else's shoes. The activity includes situations of others in which students are asked to discuss either as a class group or small group. Discussion can consist of feelings that the person on the task card might have in the situation they're in, how students could show compassion towards that individual and discussion of how they might feel if they were in the given situation. Resource b
3rd - 8th
Character Education, Psychology, School Counseling
Teacher and Student Check-In Forms (Distance Learning)
This bundle includes the following two resources: This is a Google Form to be used by Psychologists, Social Workers, School Counselors and Administration to check-in with teachers and school staff during distance learning due to COVID-19 school shut-downs. The form is aimed to gauge how teachers are feeling and to allow them to share how they are being impacted by becoming a virtual teacher during the pandemic. As is, the form gathers the following information: "What emotions have you been feel
1st - 12th
School Counseling, School Psychology
Anxiety Interactive Lesson with Calm Down Strategies (Distance Learning)
This resource can be used for groups or individual sessions with students to discuss worries surrounding situations that cannot be controlled. This resource will be great for use in discussing how to handle worries surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, but is able to be adapted to talking about other worries about situations that cannot be controlled. This is an interactive Google Slides, which students can click to input text or drag and drop clip art to express how they feel when worried. The Sli
2nd - 8th
School Counseling, School Psychology
Teacher Appreciation Pun Digital Cards/e-cards (Distance Learning)
Use these cards with students to send words of appreciation to their teachers for Teacher Appreciation week! There are 10 different food-related pun e-cards that kids will love to fill out and teachers will love to receive. These would be great to use with students in counseling coupled with a lesson regarding appreciation, as well as the importance of remaining grateful and connected with their teachers during these difficult times. The cards come in the format of a Google Slides slideshow. S
1st - 8th
Character Education, School Counseling, School Psychology
End of Year Summer Beach Activity | Fun Last Day of School Coloring & Writing Pa
Celebrate the last day of school with this cheerful and engaging "Happy Summer!" beach-themed activity sheet! Perfect for grades K–2, this printable worksheet combines coloring, writing, and critical thinking to keep students excited and focused during those final classroom moments. Your students will: Color beach items following specific prompts (great for listening and direction-following skills) Draw a fish in the ocean Circle items in the sand that don’t belong Count and write the nu
PreK - 4th
Classroom Community, Coloring Pages, For All Subjects
What if Everybody Did That? Consequences/Rules Counseling (Distance Learning)
This resource can be used for groups or individual sessions with students to discuss rules and consequences of actions. This resource is to be used after reading this book to students or using a video from Youtube of the book being read. This resource is great to be used for lessons during distance learning. This is an interactive Google Slides, which students can click to input text answers. The Slides can be uploaded to be used in your Google Classroom. Please see photos for previews of each s
1st - 5th
School Counseling, School Psychology
All About Mom Mother’s Day Keepsake Booklet | Printable Writing & Craft Activity
Product Description:Celebrate Mother's Day in a meaningful and creative way with this printable "Best Mom Booklet" — a perfect keepsake for students to create and gift! This engaging, no-prep activity includes thoughtful writing prompts, space for drawings, and fun coupons that children can personalize for their moms or special loved ones. Designed with elementary students in mind, this booklet promotes writing, self-expression, and gratitude, while making a heartwarming Mother’s Day gift. It’s
K - 5th
Classroom Community, Coloring Pages, Creative Writing
New Year Goal Planning Banner
Plan for the new year with your students by creating a banner of goals for the new year! This download comes with two versions to help students brainstorm goals for the new year. The first format allows students to list five different goals for the new year. The second format is intended to be used to write a sentence about 3 goals (at school, with friends and with family) and draw a picture below the goal. The download also includes a color and black and white version of each format. Once stu
1st - 8th
New Years Goal Planning
Use this worksheet with students as a visual for planning for New Year's goals. This simple worksheet can be adapted as an add on to any lesson about resolutions at the elementary/middle school grade level. I will be using this worksheet with my students who receive IEP mandated counseling to help them set their own personal goals for the new year. Having students set counseling goals for themselves helps with "buy in" to the counseling process of making improvements in behavior, use of coping s
1st - 8th
Character Education, Classroom Community
Keeping Busy During Quarantine (Distance Learning)
This handout can be sent out to parents to encourage students to be moving around and trying new activities during this time of quarantine. Many children are not switching up their activities, which may lead to boredom and sadness. Keep their spirits up by encouraging them to try new and varied activities while at home. This resource is a JPEG file and is not able to be edited. **Please feel free to download, but please leave me a review and take a look at my other distance learning products!*
PreK - 8th
School Counseling, School Psychology
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Experience
Hi! I'm Christi and I'm so excited to be here! I began my career as a School Psychologist in a Title 1 school working with all ages of children. I'm now a part-time toddler mom and part-time School Psychologist Consultant. I have a passion for creating fun activities for preschool and elementary-aged children, streamlining the work involved as a Special Educator and creating resources for special education students! Please check out my resources--my hope is that you love them and that they help save you time!
Teaching style
I'm always looking and creating new ways to increase my organization and efficiency tactics.
Having time to meet with my students is my number one priority. I want each of my kids to know that they are special, sooo talented and capable of doing anything they want to do in this life.
My own education history
University of Scranton: Studied Psychology
I fell in love with the field of School Psychology after a senior year internship. I followed my passion to Columbia University where I received a Master of Arts in Educational Psychology and a Masters in Education in School Psychology.
I am a New Jersey State and Nationally Certified School Psychologist
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