Negative self-talk is damaging to children's self-esteem and self-image. The good news is that using these cognitive behavioral worksheets and strategies can help children replace their negative thoughts with more positive ones.
What is a gifted kid? Has anyone told you one of your students is gifted and you thought, "No Way!"? We all have preconceived ideas about the concept of giftedness. For example, many people believe they all make straight A's, are well behaved and motivated. While many gifted kids display these behaviors, your class clown just might be a gifted kid in disguise.
Positive and negative numbers can be confusing. You can use our free cheat sheet to explain negative and positive rules to your kids.
Use this Preteen Sunday School Lesson: Peer Pressure to help kids stand up to their friends' negative influences and resist peer pressure.
The world is already so negative—the last thing kids need when they come home is more negativity. Colossians 3:21 says, “Do not nag your children. If you are too hard to please, they may want … Continue reading Your Kids Need You to Be Their Cheerleader
Social Stories are a quick and easy way to change negative behavior in a positive way. Through the use of stories, student see themselves as the heroes and learn how they should act in a variety of different scenarios.
Coping statements for OCD are affirmations that promote positivity and resilience in managing persistent worries and repetitive actions associated with the condition. These statements allow clients to feel more in control when they are overwhelmed by intrusive thoughts and the urge to perform rituals, such as repetitive hand washing or arranging items. The OCD Coping Statements Handout helps clients develop more positive self-talk to shift their mindset. It features over 30 uplifting statements that challenge negative thoughts. Some examples include “I don’t have to solve this” and “I am going to let this go.” Kids and teens using this handout will be reminded of their ability to confront fears so they can lead fulfilling lives despite the difficulties posed by OCD. Parents and teachers can enhance support by collaboratively creating a "bravery jar." Together, they can write down their favorite coping statements on paper and select one daily to apply to challenging situations. For additional support with managing OCD check out our handouts on OCD Coping Skills and Exposure and Response Prevention Therapy (ERP). *This item is an instant digital download. A link to download your files will be emailed to you once payment is confirmed. Want more resources like this? Check out our full catalog of anxiety worksheets and handouts. References: DeGangi, G. A. (2017). Obsessive–compulsive disorder: How to build flexibility and budge compulsive thinking. Pediatric Disorders of Regulation in Affect and Behavior, 273-308. https://doi.org/10.1016/b978-0-12-810423-1.00007-6 Dimala, C. P., Hakim, A. R., & Salsabila, I. M. (2023). Effectiveness of positive self talk to increasing student’s self-confidence. Edutran of Psychology and Behavior, 1(1), 21-27. https://doi.org/10.59805/epb.v1i1.36 Hatzigeorgiadis, A., Zourbanos, N., Mpoumpaki, S., & Theodorakis, Y. (2009). Mechanisms underlying the self-talk–performance relationship: The effects of motivational self-talk on self-confidence and anxiety. Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 10(1), 186-192. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.psychsport.2008.07.009 Nazeer, A., Latif, F., Mondal, A., Azeem, M. W., & Greydanus, D. E. (2020). Obsessive-compulsive disorder in children and adolescents: Epidemiology, diagnosis and management. Translational Pediatrics, 9(S1), S76-S93. https://doi.org/10.21037/tp.2019.10.02
Black excellence refers to high achievement or ability in a black person or generally in black people, and carries both positive and negative stereotypes.
Children, just like adults, are prone to negative thinking. Their negative thinking can lead them to be avoidant, have meltdowns, get into fights, and take other harmful actions. The concept of thoughts can be abstract for children. Indeed, they are more challenging to understand than feelings and behaviors. When helping children change their thinking, make
Changing one’s thoughts from negative to positive is a process that starts with becoming aware of unhelpful thought patterns and questioning their validity. It also involves practicing mindfulness to observe thoughts without judgment. The Changing Negative Thoughts to Positive Thoughts Worksheet instructs kids to identify and replace recurring negative thoughts by writing them down in the thought clouds. By engaging with this worksheet, kids and teens can disrupt negative thoughts and explore various perspectives to realize that situations or events are not confined to a single viewpoint. To better spot negative thoughts, they can also use the Anxiety Tracker journal. With this tool, they can jot down times when they feel upset or worried, and then list coping skills to shift their perspective. *This item is an instant digital download. A link to download your files will be emailed to you once payment is confirmed. Want more resources like this? Check out our full catalog of anxiety worksheets and handouts. References: Eagleson, C., Hayes, S., Mathews, A., Perman, G., & Hirsch, C. R. (2016). The power of positive thinking: Pathological worry is reduced by thought replacement in generalized anxiety disorder. Behaviour Research and Therapy, 78, 13-18. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.brat.2015.12.017 Larsson, A., Hooper, N., Osborne, L. A., Bennett, P., & McHugh, L. (2015). Using brief cognitive restructuring and cognitive defusion techniques to cope with negative thoughts. Behavior Modification, 40(3), 452-482. https://doi.org/10.1177/0145445515621488
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14 cognitive behavioral therapy activities for kids to help little ones recognize their negative thoughts and replace them with positive ones.
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All kids need structure. Lack of structure negatively impacts behavior. Four simple but actionable ways to implement more structure at home.
This splatter paint bat artwork is such an AWESOME craft for Halloween! It looks amazing, and it's SUPER fun to make splatter paintings using a spray bottle! Bats are such a fun craft at this time of year, and their silhouettes work so perfectly in our paintings! Each piece of art is unique and ends up looking super artistic (if I do say so myself...). There's a definite 'wow' factor when you lift the bat away to reveal the hidden silhouette underneath! OK, you know I get a little uncomfortable with messy crafts and this one definitely has the potential
I talk quite a bit about classroom management on my blog. I have to be honest here. I have tried so many different things. I have tried the clip chart, I have tried check marks, I have tried the “flip the card”. NONE of them work for me. The book Dream Class really changed my thoughts on...
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Social Stories are a quick and easy way to change negative behavior in a positive way. Through the use of stories, student see themselves as the heroes and learn how they should act in a variety of different scenarios.
This is a worksheet for our book, Teaching Art To Children - Elements Of Art, ISBN : 978-0-9862772-0-7 available only at our website (Click here for more details). This worksheet is about positive and negative space. Teaches the basics of Art for K-5, with simple examples and handy review pages to reinforce concepts. Whats Inside: 150+ pages of activities focused on Art Elements: Line, Color, Shape, Form, Value, Texture and Space. Tested by parents, teachers and loved by thousands of students! Follow us: Website: Click here for our website! Twitter: Click here for twitter! Facebook: Click here for twitter! Instagram : Click here for instagram! Pinterest : Click here for Pinterest! Contact us: Email : [email protected] Phone : (702) 907-2781
Cartoon Character Krishna & Chota Bheem Evil Eye Keychain for Kids is meant to protect your kids and teens from all evil eyes and negative forces.
LINEAR RELATIONSHIPS: SLOPE POSTER BUNDLE! THIS INCLUDES: Interpreting Slope Poster Visual representations of a positive slope, negative slope, no slope, and undefined slope Determining the Slope Poster Step-by-step process with visuals for determining the slope from a: Line Equation Table Two points Slope-Intercept Form Poster A visual of determining slope-intercept form from a graph Finding the slope (rise over run AND using the formula for slope) Finding the y-intercept Writing an equation for the line in slope-intercept form *You do NOT need a special printer to create full-sized posters for your classroom! Each poster includes 3 sizes! POSTER SIZES (3 sizes included for each of the 6 posters) Small size: 1 full page (8.5'' x 11'') per operation Medium size: each operation covers 4 pages (8.5'' x 11'' = 1 page) Large size: each operation covers 9 pages (8.5'' x 11'' = 1 page) DIRECTIONS: Print the PDF like any normal document Cut along the provided cut lines on each page *The pages fit together like a puzzle! Arrange the pieces together to create your large poster and glue them together! Teacher tip: If you have a large laminator at your school, you can run this large poster through to save for future use! POSSIBLE USES: -Classroom poster -Anchor chart -Student reference sheet -Interactive notebooks -Graphic organizer -A great tool for students to look back at when they need a refresher on the process for simplifying improper fractions to mixed numbers *This is also a great handout for students to keep in their binder to refer to when solving fraction problems. © 2019 Kraus Math LLC. All rights reserved.
Download this free and easy-to-use positive self-talk journal for kids (and adults!) who need a boost of confidence and positivity.
ANT's are automatic negative thoughts that impact our thinking and beliefs about ourselves. Have students write various ANT's in the jar, then have them challenge each ANT with positive thinking outside the jar.
Looking to enhance your art class curriculum with engaging activities? Look no further! Our Negative Space Drawing Worksheet is designed to elevate your middle or high school students' artistic skills while providing them with an enjoyable learning experience. "Great simple drawing worksheet for getting kids to look at negative spaces. Easy to use as an intro lesson, but also could be used as a last minute sub plan! Will use again." — Lacey B. - Rated 5 out of 5 "Awesome skill builder for Negative Space. Kids loved it." - Allison M. - Rated 5 out of 5 "This was a great lesson. All students could be successful and also it furthered their skills and knowledge on composition and space - would also be great substitute teacher plan!" - Created to Create (TpT Seller) Here's why teachers say our worksheet stands out: Practice Makes Perfect: Reinforce Negative Space drawing techniques effectively with this hands-on exercise. Versatile Use: Whether you need a quick activity for early finishers, a substitute art lesson plan, or an extra credit assignment, this worksheet fits the bill perfectly. Easy Grading: Bid farewell to the hassle of misplaced rubrics! With the rubric conveniently located at the bottom of the worksheet, grading becomes quick and effortless. Encourages Creativity: Students are encouraged to infuse their unique creative flair into the negative space, fostering individuality and self-expression. Explore more on mrstfoxresources.com and subscribe to "The Weekly Fabulousness" for teacher freebies and updates. Find hundreds of student work examples on Instagram @mrstfoxresources and Pinterest MrsTFox Resources. Discover exciting free mini-workshops on YouTube cover Drawing, Painting, Classroom Management, and more, complete with valuable classroom resources. Don't forget to leave a review on TpT – your feedback earns credits for future purchases! Thank you for stopping by and enhancing your art curriculum with MrsTFox Resources! Tiffany :)
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the rules for combining directed numbers with addition and subtraction are probably too burdensome for memory so some awareness needs to be cultivated, over time some good graphics have been prepared by Shana McKay here and dropbox versions here many thanks to her once some facility with negative number additions and subtractions has been attained, it is desirable to move towards automating (i.e. no need to think too much) these skills this is an important step in the mathematics curriculum many difficulties in algebra can sometimes seem more related to a lack of understanding of directed number techniques my view is that sophisticated directed number calculators recognise types of sum and can apply a technique for that general type presenting students with a sheet of sums, they can work together on grouping the sums by type, explaining that the result (answer) and numbers involved are not important - it's the signs that need to be focused on (the 'form'): it may be better that students choose how to group these sums themselves, with plenty of discussion, but another sheet has them already grouped by types: students can then be given or find some results and then consider and create general rules for getting results for each type of sum, for themselves e.g. for type (c) "you subtract the smaller from the larger and give it the sign of the larger (because this 'wins')" e.g. for type (e) "two minuses don't make a plus; one story could be: if I take £7 from you and then take £12 from you, I've taken £19 from you altogether" they can also appreciate, after a while, that types can be 'collapsed' to other types e.g. (e) to (b) and (g) to (a) and here is a test!
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Inversion with negative adverbials. In formal English we can place a negative or restrictive adverb at the beginning of a sentence to make the sentence more emphatic or dramatic. When we do this, the adverb is then followed by auxiliary verb + subject. When there is no auxiliary verb, we use do/does (present) or did (past) as auxiliary.
We have been experimenting a lot with watercolors lately. Something about seeing the colors mix and blend together is incredibly satisfying! I also love that there are so many watercolor painting ideas for kids out there that are easy and also look stunning. That's a win-win! If you have a little artist on your hands,
It's hard when you feel like you are raising a "negative child" or a child who always seems negative. But there are steps you can take to help!
If children aren't given a loving environment to thrive, they will struggle with these 7 things throughout their life.
