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Red Green Learning

Rated 4.93 out of 5, based on 17 reviews

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Brooklyn, New York, United States

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For the past 20 years, I've been working with children with behavioral and social challenges. I recall being a second grader and thinking to myself that I want to teach the hardest grade there is to teach. Since I knew that I didn't know second grade stuff well yet, I figured I'd definitely be able to teach first graders. This kind of thinking went on until I finished high school when I thought that teaching high-schoolers was the most challenging job. Well, I landed a job with a 4 1/2 year little girl with autism, who was hardly verbal and very aggressive. I got bitten a couple of times and needed a Tetanus shot. Now that was really hard! In addition to a college education, I got privately trained with amazing specialists in the field of behavior management and social skills, and have been loving this most challenging and rewarding (pun intended) career!

How To Organize your Backpack

Kind Hostess/Unkind Hostess

Passive, Assertive & Aggressive Behaviors

Healthy Friend vs Unhealthy Friend

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How To Organize your Backpack

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If like many teachers, therapists, and parents, you’d like to teach your student or child organizational skills in a simple yet fun manner, you will find this book magical. This book includes the most common behaviors and skills children need to learn in order to create and maintain knapsack organization. For kids, all tasks can be broken down into simple visual steps that enable them to see what is expected of them clearly. This book includes a total of 29 pages: 2 pages of an introduction t

1st - 12th

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Healthy Friend vs Unhealthy Friend

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**Includes one PDF poster and one Instruction sheet This chart teaches children the different characteristics in a "healthy friend" and an "unhealthy friend." Children are encouraged to recognize which of their peers is healthy vs. unhealthy, as well as whom they should rather befriend. Additionally, this poster helps them learn which of their own behaviors will make them be perceived as a healthy or unhealthy friend.

PreK - 8th

Character Education, School Psychology

Passive, Assertive & Aggressive Behaviors

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This set of charts teaches children and teens what it means to be passive, assertive, or aggressive when pursuing friendships. It provides sample statements that characterize each style. Students can be encouraged to use the Assertive style, while decreasing Passive and/or Aggressive behaviors. ** Includes detailed Instruction sheet

PreK - 6th

Character Education

Teaching Conversation Skills: Being a Good Listener and Expanding Your Story

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In the spirit of Red-Green-Learning's teaching model and educational focus, the Colorful Questions Cards along with the suggested activities help students learn how to tell more interesting and creative stories, as well as become great listeners. The activities on the instruction sheet break down the conversation skills into smaller component parts. I encourage educators and therapists to stick with each activity until fluency is reached before moving on to the next activity. The goal is not t

3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Kind Hostess/Unkind Hostess

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Red Green Learning

This set of cards provides students with sample behaviors and statements that would indicate if they are being a kind or unkind hostess. Contents: Kind and Unkind Hostess Posters (2 Cards per set) and a detailed instruction sheet Objective: To teach individuals the different ways of welcoming a friend or other guest into your home. Ages: This poster has been used successfully with children as young as 5 and as old as 17. Any individual who does not understand the difference between being a

PreK - 8th

Character Education

101+ Specific Praise (for parents)

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It is much easier to notice flaws in children than to recognize and acknowledge their positive, green behaviors. This document is for teachers to share with parents so that they can practice to notice and acknowledge their child's green behaviors.

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101+ Specific Praise (Preschool age thru 3rd grade)

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Sometimes it is hard to think of ways to praise students if they're not doing anything sensational. However, children thrive on specific praise and positive acknowledgement. This document provides over 100 examples of ways to praise preschool-age students for a variety of different classroom and social behaviors.

PreK - 3rd

Character Education, For All Subjects

Specific Praise to Promote Positive Personality Traits

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By describing children's behavior that exemplifies certain personality traits and praising them for those traits, children are more likely to develop a self-identity that includes those positive traits. This download contains sample praise to help educators and parents generate their own praise.

K - 5th

For All Subjects

101+ Specific Praise (Elementary-age Students)

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Red Green Learning

Children of all ages thrive on specific praise and positive acknowledgement. When it is hard to think of more positive things to notice and comment on in children, this download provides lots of great examples!

1st - 8th

Character Education, For All Subjects

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My lessons are very structured and goal-oriented. My relationship with students is super-positive (I keep focusing on their minutest progress and improvements), but at the same time it is firm and kind. I use humor to lighten up the air.