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School psychology graphic organizers under $5
Icebergs Knowledge Tracker and Goal Selector (2 pages)
This tool was created for professionals working with Neurodivergent clients (Autism and ADHD focus). Clinicians and therapists are given a clear list of concepts and learning areas to begin/continue building their knowledge of neurodiversity-affirming practice. You don't know what you don't know.And Autism/ADHD are massively complex.This tool gives you specific concepts to learn about to ensure you are delivering quality nd-affirming practice. Colour in the areas that you learn about as you go.
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Not Grade Specific
Visual Guide for HOW to take 3 Turns in Conversation (Packet)
This is an A and B Conversation: See how to do it here!Help students engage in a reciprocal conversation that is not self-centered.Use this visual to guide the flow of conversation, encourage identifying the topic, and staying on it.***Now with visual reminder to "sandwich" the meat of the conversation between greetings, small talk, and closing statements.Helpful tip: add post-it notes to the bottom with specific questions/comments that were made during the conversation to help keep kids on tra
Grades:
K - 8th
Also included in: HOW TO: Conversation Guide & Game! (Bundle)
Bell Curve Poster: 90-110 Average (Neutral Color)
This bell curve can be added to reports, printed onto paper, or turned into a poster! This is the neutral version. See the other listing for the bell curve in blue! This bell curve is comprehensive! The people inside of the curve help visually explain the normal distribution. Below there are standard scores (with added 85 and 115 for those tests that average ranges include them!), scales scores, and percentile ranks.As featured in the blue version's preview, I used the jpeg file to create a canv
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Not Grade Specific
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ADHD and Executive Functioning Weekly GOAL Planner
Kids and adults with ADHD or executive functioning struggles have difficulty with memory, planning, organizing, and goal directed persistence. These are all important skills to be successful in school and social relationships.
This weekly goal planner uses visual tools to develop and maintain these critical skills, such as check off boxes, goal prompts, space for notes, and dates/deadlines for each day of the week.
Personal, Social/Friendship, School, Work, and Family specific goal planning p
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: ADHD and Executive Functioning for Rigid Thinkers BUNDLE
Bell Curve Poster 85-115 Average (Neutral Color)
This bell curve can be added to reports, printed onto paper, or turned into a poster! This is the neutral version with 85-115 set as the average range. See the other listings for the bell curve with 90-110 set for average! This bell curve is comprehensive! The people inside of the curve help visually explain the normal distribution. Below there are standard scores, scales scores, and percentile ranks.As featured in the blue version's preview, I used the jpeg file to create a canvas print. The a
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Not Grade Specific
Build Your Life - CBT & DBT Therapy Intervention Teenagers
Therapeutic Intervention for Teenagers encouraging mindfulness, recognising strengths, ways of coping, support system, core values and beliefs, protective systems and public and private self. This is a great self-reflective and growth mindset resource to support teenagers by not only focusing anger management but all of the contributing functions of behaviours in a therapeutic, non-threatening and empowering way.This is a great quick and easy resource to incorporate CBT & DBT skills into the
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: TEENAGER & ADULT THERAPY BUNDLE - Anger, Self Care, Goals, CBT DBT
504/IEP Comparison (504 vs IEP)
This page quickly summarizes the main differences between a 504 plan and an IEP in a way that is easy for parents and other staff to understand. It also highlights the main similarities. Perfect to use in meetings or when meeting with parents or staff!***!This version states that a written plan is NOT required for 504 plans. If your state does require one, download other version (changed added version)!
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Not Grade Specific
Want Do Try Reality Therapy Flipbook
This product, by Counselor Clique, is the What Do Try Reality Therapy Flipbook. Use this activity for individual counseling or in a small group setting with middle or high school students. Help students reflect on their thoughts with a technique rooted in reality therapy. The What Do Try Reality Therapy Flipbook is a downloadable PDF packet for school counselors to print out for a student to put together and reflect on their experiences and problems. Cut out, write or draw, and staple together.
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Custom Bundle for Alessandra L.
Understanding My IEP Self-Monitoring Goals Progress Checklist Sped Resource Room
Looking for an Understanding My IEP: Self-Monitoring Goals Progress Checklist Activity for Middle and High School Students? Perfect for back-to-school, this editable, digital, and print executive functioning activity is perfect for case managers and resource room teachers! This progress monitoring activity encourages self-advocacy: it involves students in the IEP process and encourages them to take an active role in meeting their goals! Students will check log their progress by checking off, dat
Grades:
5th - 12th
Individual Student Counseling Think-Sheets
Individual Student Counseling Think SheetsThis resource is a group of Think-Sheets designed to help students learn to think for themselves. You can use these for students who have a dilemma and need to think it out. It helps guide the conversation and allows the students to be in charge of solving their own problems and in return increases self-confidence! You might also want to use these in a whole-group counseling lesson.There are TONS of ways you can use these Think Sheets!What's Inside?Instr
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1st - 4th
Also included in: Individual Student School Counseling Bundle
Special Education Evaluation Log
This is a comprehensive special education evaluation log! It will help you not only keep track of all aspects of RIOT (Records Review, Interview, Observe, Test), it organizes when tasks were initiated and when they are completed. This log keeps in mind bilingual learners as well, making note of whether translation is needed and whether, after language dominance testing, further testing should be completed in English, Spanish, both, or nonverbally.I use this log with every single evaluation, stap
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Also included in: School Psych Forms Bundle!- 25% OFF
Mindfulness Worksheet & PPT - Your Brain
This lesson for middle to high school students includes a PowerPoint which briefly explains the amygdala, hippocampus, and pre-frontal cortex, as well as how the amygdala responds to danger and stress. For example, what happens in your brain when a tiger crosses your path on the sidewalk? After the presentation the students begin the worksheet by writing down what they remember about the brain and answering questions. This is followed by mindfulness practice, which is cued on the worksheet wit
Grades:
7th - 12th
Student Self-Monitoring of Behaviors Checklist for SPED, Gen Ed, Psychs, Bx!
Help teach responsibility and independence with this data sheet. Students can self-monitor IEP team identified behaviors on a daily/weekly basis. IEP team determines behaviors and then student earns a pre-determined amount of points for displaying those in the classroom. Student has to take their sheet to each teacher to get it signed off at the end of the class period. Students should earn a daily or weekly positive reward for meeting their behavior goals. This is valuable data for IEP's and Be
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Not Grade Specific
IEP Self Advocacy Sheet
If you are a special education teacher, school psychologist, speech language pathologist, or parent (or anyone else working with students!) wanting to prepare a student with an Individualized Education Program (IEP) to better understand their support services for their transition to college (or just for their own knowledge), this is for you! Use this Support Services Self-Advocacy Sheet to go through their IEP with them to prepare to advocate for themselves to talk to their teachers or for a mee
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Conners 4 Report Table (Editable)
This is a table based on Conners 4 Scales descriptions that can be inserted in your psychoeduational reports. It is editable if you want to move things around. I included parent scores and two teacher scores columns, but you are able to delete or add as needed.
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Calm Down Counter
Calm Down Counter
About: The Calm Down Counter is a visual tool to teach students to calm down by counting. After the student is trained to use The Calm Down Counter they should be able to self manage calming down on their own.
Instructions: Laminate The Calm Down Counter and put on individual student desks. Begin with sessions teaching the student to use the calm down counter. Positively praise proper use. When the student needs to calm down, they take a cool down time at their own des
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PreK - 5th
Self Regulation Posters
These posters use detailed watercolor pictures to help students of all ages understand feelings and emotions and develop essential self-regulation skills. The colors of each regulation level correspond to similar programs like Zones of Regulation and ALERT and should be familiar to kids (red means stop, yellow means slow down, green means go, blue means too slow). Great for individual students, counseling groups, bulletin boards, or as part of the classroom decor.This product is also part of the
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Not Grade Specific
Recommendations for Attention-Seeking and Escape-Maintained Behaviors
Do you have a student with attention-seeking behaviors? Or does your student shut down instead of completing assigned work? Here is a tip sheet of strategies you can apply to address these common problem behaviors seen in the classroom.
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Not Grade Specific
Task Initiation Skills Resource: Get Ready, Do, Done Resource Activity
Who Could Benefit From This Resource?Have you ever found your learner has not made any progress in their work despite giving them all of the information/materials to do so and hours to get started? Well....if so, this strategy could help address the barrier to getting started. This approach helps students with the tasking planning: what will they need, how will they do it, and what will it look like when they're done and the execution: gathering materials, creating check points, and stopping to
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Also included in: Executive Function Resources: Task Initiation Resource Toolkit
Student Self Advocacy Email Template Pack, Sped Resource Room
Looking for a Pack of Student Advocacy Email Templates for Middle and High School Students? Perfect for resource room or English, this editable, digital, and print self advocacy and communication email template pack is makes teacher-student communication easy! Encourage students to take an active role in meeting their goals! THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES: 100% editable format to fit your needsGoogle Docs & Print PDFEIGHT email templates: just copy, paste, and send!ALL email components:Subject lines
Grades:
5th - 12th
Stress & Anxiety Counseling Graphic Organizers
This bundle includes graphic organizers designed for group or individual counseling sessions addressing stress, anxiety, internal and external control, coping skills, and self-care plans.
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4th - 12th
CBT Thought Record Worksheet with Thoughts, Emotions, and Reflection
Easy-to-use printable CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) worksheet to help children, teens, and adults process their thoughts and emotions with the help of a social worker or school counselor. This resource includes two versions for use with both younger children and with adolescents or adults. Use of these thought record worksheets will help students:Identify emotions and scale their intensityDevelop an understanding of current thought patterns Facilitate changing negative thought patternsSpace
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Social Skills: How do you give feedback without losing a friend?
This worksheet is designed to help students learn how to give constructive feedback. Students will practice giving genuine opinions and advice, but "sandwiched" between genuine compliments and positive comments about what the person did well.
By learning to present information and opinions in a more positive way, students will learn how to help their classmates, family members, and friends improve their appearance and performance while maintaining friendships and not offended and upsetting the
Grades:
5th - 12th
Also included in: Social Skills Activities for Learning BUNDLE
Helpful, Not Bossy - Poster
This document can be used as a visual around your classroom to remind your students to be helpful and not bossy. Many young children are visual learners, meaning they understand and remember information better when it is presented visually. Visuals can simplify complex concepts (like being bossy, for example), making them easier for young students to grasp.
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PreK - 3rd
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