This feeling circle is perfect for ESL learners to expand their vocabulary and learn new ways to express themselves.
One of the most important elements of teaching is providing students with plenty of opportunities to actively engage in learning with their peers. This blog post covers my favorite cooperative learning strategies that I have used in my classroom. These activities can be used across all subjects and several grade levels (3-6+). Bonus: I created […]
What is harmony? How do chords relate to one another? How can a chord progression build a framework for a song? In this tutorial we'll answer those questions by looking at the basic chords of a...
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“He who has a why can endure any how.” – Friedrich Nietzsche Have you ever been in a situation where you had to do something as if your life depended on it? Your why and your reas…
Teach your students social emotional learning skills with this feelings check-in YEAR LONG JOURNAL. With over 220 concise SEL activities that cover the most important social emotional topics, easily integrate SEL into your daily curriculum in 15 minutes or less. Gauge how your students are feeling: each entry includes a feelings thermometer and SEL self-reflection writing prompt. It's low-prep: just print and go and/or share the digital slides. Plus, your students will love the detailed visual supports, too! WAYS YOU CAN USE THE SEL JOURNAL: Perfect for in person or online: daily journal writing morning meetings circle time conversation starters individual counseling interventions small groups ⭐️ CLICK on the Preview Button and WATCH the Video to see what you'll get! WHAT'S INCLUDED 5 Journals categorized into Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, and Responsibility and Decision Making topics 224 Unique SEL Journal pages...that's just over 44 weeks of material! Color and black/white printing Digital Journal on Google Slides Binder spines and tabs ⭐️ Grab a FREE 10 day SAMPLE PACK by Clicking Here! WHAT SPECIFIC SEL TOPICS ARE COVERED? Feeling Identification Coping Skills Setting Goals Growth Mindset Breathing, Grounding / Mindfulness, & Movement Self-regulation Exercises Identifying Social Supports Executive Functioning Skills like Planning, Organization, and Self-Control Social Cues Perspective Taking Empathy Respect Communication Skills Conflict Resolution Friendship Kindness Being Responsible Solving Problems Making Positive Choices Dealing with Peer Pressure Healthy Habits + Self Care WHAT EDUCATORS, COUNSELORS and PARENTS ARE SAYING "Can I give this resource 10 stars? This resource does an amazing job of pairing visual aids with interactive activities in bite-sized portions. While I say "bite-sized", each bite is so on-point with the topic and message. I love and appreciate so much the care and attention that is so clearly poured into these resources!" "Oh My God! what a beautiful, timeless, highly useful resource. This is one of the best resources I've purchased - i would want to give it 10 stars for content, ease of use & visuals!" "Holy cow, this is an exceptional resource. I am usually the toughest critic when it comes to TPT purchases since it's my personal money. But this resource is a stand out resource. Everything about it is phenomenal. The clipart, the layouts, the questions, all of it. I've been using them as warm ups with my fourth graders the last few weeks in place of our vocabulary. We've had some amazing conversations so far. I can't wait to implement these as part of my morning meeting and SEL lessons next year!" COMMON QUESTIONS and ANSWERS Can Families Use This SEL Journal At Home? Yes! What Other Counseling, Wellness, or Social Emotional Learning Resources Do You Recommend to Help My Students or Children Regulate Their Emotions? 50 Coping Tools for Kids! Calm Corner Toolkit The Brain and The Stress Response SEL Lesson & Activities The Calm Classroom Bundle for Classroom Management ___________________________________ Learn about sales, freebies & new resources (that are always 50% off the first 48 hours!): Follow WholeHearted School Counseling™ on TPT Join our Newsletter Follow on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter ___________________________________ Earn TPT credit to Use on Future Purchases: Visit your My Purchases page. Click on the Provide Feedback button for any Paid Resources. Leave a short comment and rating. ___________________________________ Need Help With Your Files? Visit the FAQs section Contact TpT Tech Support and submit a help ticket Ask WholeHearted School Counseling™ a question via the Q& A tab ___________________________________ Terms of Use This resource was created by WholeHearted School Counseling™, all rights reserved. When you purchase a license, it may be used for your personal single classroom, counseling office, or home use only. If you would like to share this product with other teachers, counselors, staff, or administration, please either refer them to WholeHearted School Counseling's™ store or purchase an additional license for each adult use. You can read more details about copyright and terms of use here. Thank you for respecting the Copyright and Terms of Use boundaries. Take good, kind care of yourself. ❤️
What you CAN CONTROL is YOUR BUSINESS. Putting energy in what you can control creates peace. What you CAN’T CONTROL belongs to GOD or SOMEONE ELSE. Worrying about what you can&…
Our Circle Properties Poster is a great educational resource that will help you create relevant and engaging Maths classrooms.
As our reading tutor training continues, we’ve learned a lot of great new ideas about how to teach the basics of reading and phonics to students of all ages, especially students that are English language learners (ELL). One of the things that we’ve done some extensive work with is the vowel circle. The vowel circle is composed of five categories designed to help students recognize vowels patterns in their spelling and in their every day speech. It starts out with the first group that is the smilers. Smilers are vowels or vowel patterns that, when said, have your mouth form a smile-like shape, such as the “ee” in cheese or the “ay” in play. Next come the open vowels. When open vowels or vowel patterns are used the mouth usually ends in an open position, such as the “aw” in saw. The round vowels are ones that usually leave your mouth in a rounded position with your lips slightly puckered, such as the “o-e” in tune or the “oa” in coat. The crazy r’s are there to remind students that r’s make vowels do crazy things that they wouldn’t do around other consonants and that –er, -ir and –ur all sound the same in a word. The sliders are an interesting category because they make your mouth slide from one position (either open, round or smiler) to another, such as the “ou” in out when your mouth slides from open to smiler. The vowel circle is a great tool to use in many elementary grade levels. It really helps students to make associations with vowels and create connections in their brains where they might not have had them before. The vowel circle enables the students to connect vowel sounds to a visual (the pictures in the circle and the actual text of the vowel pattern) to a sound, to a feel in their mouths. Students that use the vowel circle correctly and constantly in class and small group have shown a marked improvement in both their spelling and their decoding skills. If you’re working in an elementary school or simply want to work on pronunciation at home, looking at the vowel circle is a good place to start. Happy Reading!
When analyzing conflict it is important to realize that it can be divided into 5 varying catagories depending on its nature.
Teaching kids with autism about strangers is challenging. Visuals help them identify and appropriately interact with a variety of "safe" strangers.
Here's an infographic tool you can use to help clients overcome shame, based on Paul Gilbert's theory on the three types of emotion regulation systems.
The Unit Circle Hand Trick - This is one of the most difficult lessons to teach. Most students try to memorize the entire thing. Bad idea! Here's a Tip!
One of the most important elements of teaching is providing students with plenty of opportunities to actively engage in learning with their peers. This blog post covers my favorite cooperative learning strategies that I have used in my classroom. These activities can be used across all subjects and several grade levels (3-6+). Bonus: I created […]
Confused about conic sections on ACT Math? This guide will explain the one ACT math formula you need for circle questions and how to solve problems.
The Circle of Fifths is the best shortcut for songwriters, given they're willing to leap the small hurdle of understanding what they are looking at. We...
A 2nd grade winter early finishers social emotional worksheet that makes students think about things they can and cannot control.
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Our Circle Theorems Poster is a great educational resource that will help you create relevant and engaging Maths classrooms.
The autism spectrum is misunderstood by much of the non-autistic population. The autistic spectrum is not a straight line, but more accurately described as a circle. Click to find out why.
This section contains: Angles in Trigonometry Degrees, Radians, and Co-Terminal Angles The Unit Circle More Practice Angles in Trigonometry Even though the word trigonometry is derived from the word “triangle”, you’ll see a lot of circles when you work with Trig! We talked about angle measures in the Introduction to Trigonometry section, and now we’ll … Angles and the Unit Circle Read More »
Item description Free Fraction Worksheet – Write the Fraction Simple print and practice page for fractions. Look at each circle and write the fraction of the circle that is shaded. Copyright © Time4Learning
Synthesis of The Golden Circle (Start with Why by Simon Sinek) & The Three Layers of Behavior Change (Atomic Habits by James Clear) plus infographic.
Printable summer vacation word search for kids. The 35 hidden words can be found in every possible direction. Pdf includes an answer sheet.
An overall outlook on anxiety disorders, types of anxiety disorders, their symptoms, common risk factors involved, the aetiology of anxiety disorders as well as the treatments for anxiety disorders
Free Fractions worksheets from SuperStarWorksheets.com You'll find equal and unequal parts, addition and subtraction fractions, comparing fractions, coloring fractions, printable fraction circles, strips, fraction games, learning centers and so much more!
