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Dear Teachers, You Don't Need to Be a Superhero

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Ways to elicit engagement during sessions

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Ways to elicit engagement during sessions

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Thomas C. Murray speaks to all groups of educators and in all types of venues. From small group district leadership teams to large national-scale events and ...

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Something went wrong, but don’t fret — let’s give it another shot.

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Dawns resource- reflecting on the school year & growth- post-it template "22-23 school year wins"- also could use to reflect with older kiddos

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Understanding Test Scores A Handout for Teachers

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classroom practices that are trauma informed

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Meet Your School Social Worker/Counselor Game

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Meet Your School Social Worker/Counselor Game

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Meet Your School Social Worker Scoot Game

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Work-Life Balance Activity - pgs. 4-8 (1)

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Brain Based Strategies for the Classroom

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Brain Based Strategies for the Classroom

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Professional Evaluation for Clinical Providers - Danielson

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Professional Evaluation for Clinical Providers - Danielson

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Life Skills - Be Good People (SEL Lessons with videos/scenarios/discussion prompts) 

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Life Skills - Be Good People (SEL Lessons with videos/scenarios/discussion prompts) 

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no prep SEL resource and free!

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Made by Minnesota Educators The creators of the curriculum, a group of educators at the St. Croix River Education District, started building Be Good People over Zoom sessions in April 2020. We are honored that this humble "quarantine project" is now supporting students across the world! If you

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self-reflection with the classroom teacher and student weekly

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ogjp1egwZk-ucCh4JNHwkAbSVvGRrjUrlxzHtVrpbb0/edit?usp=sharing

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We hope that the lessons are helpful to you and your students. Elementary Lesson Please start by sharing this video with your students Instructions: First, watch the video Next, find a parent or adult to help you discuss the following questions: What are your goals? Are your goals long term?

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small group social work coach meeting - template/topics

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small group social work coach meeting - template/topics

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Overcoming Obstacles SEL Lessons (all grade levels)

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Overcoming Obstacles SEL Lessons (all grade levels)

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Please note: "My Overcoming Obstacles" is our new online platform that enables you to edit our curriculum materials. If you created an account before July 1, 2021, you will need to register again in order to use this new feature. If you want to download any of our K-12 curricula, please visit our free digital library.

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Use this page to narrow down our extensive library of free, downloadable resources for kids who are grieving. Filter by topic, type, and age.

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Grief Support for Parents & Caregivers | Dougy Center

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We offer resources for the kids in your life who are grieving the death of a sibling, parent, or other caregiver, plus support for yourself.

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Welcome to our Social Emotional Learning Activities page. Below you will find free resources - lessons, activities, and printables - in the following skill areas: Communication, Cooperation, Emotion Regulation, Empathy, Impulse Control, and Social Initiation.

These resources are age-appropriate for elementary and middle school students and are typically used in a classroom or a small group setting. And in most cases, if materials are required for the activity, they are items that you already have in your classroom or office.

As you will see below, many of the SEL activities and lesson plans include characters from our game-based, social emotional learning curriculum. And if you are using, or plan to use the online games, these activities will reinforce the learning that occurs during gameplay.

Note: You may reproduce or reuse these lessons with students via other platforms like Google Classroom as needed, and if appropriate, please share this page on your school website so other educators may also benefit. We add new lessons on a regular basis, so make sure to check back frequently.

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75 Free Social Emotional Learning Activities

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Welcome to our Social Emotional Learning Activities page. Below you will find free resources - lessons, activities, and printables - in the following skill areas: Communication, Cooperation, Emotion Regulation, Empathy, Impulse Control, and Social Initiation. These resources are age-appropriate for elementary and middle school students and are typically used in a classroom or a small group setting.

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Free therapy worksheets. Topics include CBT, anger management, self-esteem, relaxation, stress management, addictions, and more.

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How would you define stress?, What do we call the things that cause stress?, What is stress management?, True or False:Stress is ALWAYS bad

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True or False. Self-advocacy is shown by sitting back and waiting for someone to ask if you need help., True or False. Self-advocacy is knowing people who can help you., True or False. Self-advocacy is when you take responsibility for your learning by taking the initiative to let others know what your needs are., True or False.

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What is tone of voice and what can it tell us?, What does it mean to compromise with someone if you're disagreeing?, Give an example of a compliment you could give to someone, How can you show active listening by remaining on topic with the conversation topic?

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What does the word conflict mean, What is resolution, If you understand how the other person feels when solving your problem does it make it easier to try to find a solution?, what is internal conflict

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Name one way you can notice you are getting upset, True or False: It is normal to be angry sometimes, True or False: The only way to deal with your anger is to yell and scream , List two physical signs of anger you may feel

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What does it mean to take a different perspective?, How can you tell what someone is thinking or feeling?, How do we make impressions?, Why is perspective taking important?

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Create your own jeopardy template online, without PowerPoint. Or browse the pre-made templates created by other people!

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Agenda notes- keep documentation to know what/when you meet for point of follow up

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Agenda notes- keep documentation to know what/when you meet for point of follow up

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SCHOOL YEAR POST IT NOTE WINS / GOALS.pptx

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Classroom Screen- Widget, timers, visual cues

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Classroom Screen- Widget, timers, visual cues

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Understanding Test Scores A Handout for Parents

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Guest Alexa Glazer explores how her father’s death impacted her and helps us see the positive growth that can come out of grieving, including how to show empathy for others going through similarly difficult situations.