Need a quick game to play with a student who needs to work on self-control? Print this page, cut it out, and practice naming the colors by reading! This short game helps remind students they might need to pause and consider their actions and words before speaking and acting! ...
A flock of arms reaches out from the side of the frame like blades of grass. Elia Pellegrini's photographs ask audiences to stop, pause, consider.
Natural and Chemical Free Digestive Aids: Indigestion is no fun, but you reach for an over the counter solution, pause and consider a Natural Digestive Aid first. Your digestive system has needs and wants and the signs it gives are a way to communicate what it needs! Medications may or may not help, and may... View Post
A simple reminder to pause and consider the available options before proceeding...
Impulsivity is a characteristic of human behavior that can lead to either seizing valuable opportunities or making disastrous decisions. It involves acting on urges or desires without taking time to think things through. Impulse control, on the other hand, is the ability to manage and regulate these urges by pausing to consider the consequences of one's actions. The Impulse Control Activities For Kids is a resource for child and teen clients struggling to manage their impulses, particularly in moments of excitement or distress. The top section describes examples of common impulsive behaviors, such as impatience, excessive talking, and other related actions. The bottom section provides seven practical tips on controlling these impulses. Children using this handout can develop the skills to make smarter choices, resist immediate impulses, and thoughtfully consider the possible consequences of their actions. Caring adults can provide support by asking relevant questions and teaching them to respond with logic and reasoning. For instance, asking questions like "What might happen if you act on this impulse right away?" or "Is there a better choice you can make that will help you in the long run?" encourages thoughtful decision-making. This handout can be found in our 29-page ADHD Handouts Bundle, which provides resources to assist kids and teens in understanding and managing ADHD symptoms. *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 ADHD worksheets and handouts. References: Chen, H., Meng, L., Yu, Y., Chen, C., Hung, L., Lin, S., & Chi, H. (2021). Developmental traits of impulse control behavior in school children under controlled attention, motor function, and perception. Children, 8(10), 922. https://doi.org/10.3390/children8100922 Jensen, P. S. (2022). Inattention and impulsivity in children and adolescents: A developmental and contextual framework to understand attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder and its variants. Pediatric Medicine, 5, 8-8. https://doi.org/10.21037/pm-20-99
We take sliced bread for granted these days, but have you ever tried making it at home? Julia Child's recipe can help you do it yourself!
If hot weather in other parts of Central and South America gives you pause, consider Ecuador, the "land of eternal spring."
In the mid-1960’s Paul Simon wrote a song that became popular entitled “The Sound of Silence”. If you are old enough, you may recall it being played on pop radio stations back then. T…
6 Etsy specific things you need to think about before you open your Etsy store + a free roadmap to you sell your crafts on Etsy successfully
Are you looking for a practical and empowering resource to promote self-awareness and positive behaviour in your students? Designed with student growth and reflection in mind, our Classroom Management Form Bundle provides a structured framework for students to pause, reflect, and consider their actions in various situations. Currently includes: Fix it Ticket Stop & Think Form This is a growing bundle - get now for this price before it goes up!
Decluttering Your Fantasy Self. And sometimes we buy stuff thinking it will help us get there. Books, workout gear and equipments, planners, etc. But it doesn't always work and we end up with stuff we never use.
According to a June 6 article from Rolling Stone, the singer/songwriter has benefited from Lyme disease treatment.
A growing number of evangelical and non-denominational churches are celebrating Advent. Learn how to add elements to your worship service!
While sourdough starters are game changers, a few trials and tribulations come with making one. For instance, if your sourdough starter smells like alcohol, you probably wonder if it’s time to throw the whole thing away. But before you do, pause, and consider ways to fix it. Because once it’s fixed, you’ll have nothing but successful bakes. | What Should A Sourdough Starter Smell Like? | How To Prevent Your Starter From Smelling Like Alcohol | #sourdoughstarters #sourdough #baking
After pausing its business operations in Russia on February 28 and in Belarus on March 4, Danfoss has continuously evaluated the situation. Considerin...
Is a student in need of a short break or breather? Try a "nothing" note. Put the message in an envelope and ask the student to deliver the envelope or note to another teacher. The note tells the teacher what it is for and that the student needed a short break before returning to learning. This helps students take a break, change their scenery, and calmly return back to class in a positive way. You can cut, laminate, and then insert in an envelope. Consider putting your name and room number on the envelope or note so the teacher knows where to return it or where your student is from.
Sometimes ADHD impulsivity makes coping skills invisible. If you're overspending or engaging in high-risk behaviors here's some help.
In this new series of intriguing portraits, Qhamanande Maswana compels the viewer to consider the significance in the seemingly mundane: a favorite shirt, snack, or drink, for example. Through the Crown series, Maswana inspires us to pause and question the comfort and ease these objects bring us — the value they infuse into our daily life. The work elegantly elevates objects to the level of what they mean, as signifiers of personality, no matter how insignificant the object may seem.
(This is the first in a series of articles on the perils of added sugar. Be sure to check out the second article, “Fighting Sugar Cravings with Plant-Based Nutrition”). Sugar is one of the hardest things for many people to give up on a
Original Cyanotype Photogram Painting is 8.5"x15" 140lb Cold Press Cotton Rag with Deckled Edges Archival Quality Floated in White Mat and 12.25"x 18.75"x1" Natural Gallery Frame Connecting with nature is an essential part of my existence, inspiration + peacefulness. It only takes a momentary pause to realize how much beauty exists in our natural world. The tiny barrier island where I live is home to some of the most magnificent specimens + evidence of God's majestic work. I was inspired to capture them in this 19th-century photographic blueprint process called Cyanotype. I consider the collection of these organic specimens for artwork an act of worship. I astutely look for interesting material on my various nature outings + travels when possible, always imagining what beautiful images they will produce. This soothing Prussian Blue color is produced when two chemicals are precisely mixed, hand-applied to paper in a darkened room, cured + later exposed to sunlight. I select + place the specimen on high-quality paper, which is hand-torn in sizes that beautifully reflect the authentic proportions of the specimen. After a precise amount of exposure, the plant or organic sample is removed, the paper is washed clean of the chemicals + the captivating silhouette is revealed. The hand-applied solution, along with the selection + placement of the organic material, makes each piece a unique keepsake. Cyanotype is a 19th-century form of camera-less photography + one of the most permanent of the photographic processes. The scientist John Herschel first developed it in 1842 for blueprinting. Anna Atkins, a botanist, later used cyanotype to capture her algae collection. She is often considered the first female photographer + a pioneer of the Cyanotype process.
The "Impulse Control" affirmations provide kids with powerful tools to develop self-control and make positive choices. By reinforcing phrases like "I think before I act and make wise choices" and "I am patient and wait for my turn," children learn to pause, reflect, and consider the consequences of their actions. These affirmations empower kids to manage their impulses, stay focused, and prioritize their goals. By emphasizing the importance of kind words, considering others' feelings, and showing respect, children develop empathy and build healthy relationships. Introducing the "Impulse Control Activities, Positive Affirmations & Mindset Growth Coloring Pages, No Prep" - a set of printable sheets designed to promote emotional well-being and improve concentration in children. These pages are perfect for teachers looking to introduce mindfulness practices into their classrooms, as they have been instrumental in helping students take a break from their daily routine and find some inner calm. The detailed designs incorporate various "Impulse Control Activities, Positive Affirmations & Mindset Growth Coloring Pages, No Prep" themed drawings that create hours of coloring fun for kids, while promoting emotional regulation skills. Recommended for children over 6 years old, these versatile coloring pages can be used during quiet time, brain breaks, or as incentives for good behavior. They're also a great tool for early finishers or as part of a calm-down area where children can go to de-escalate when feeling stressed or overwhelmed. Plus, with overwhelmingly positive feedback from other teachers who have used these resources, you can be confident that your students will enjoy them too. So why wait? Be the first teacher to embrace the power of mindfulness and relaxation in your school! Download the "Impulse Control Activities, Positive Affirmations & Mindset Growth Coloring Pages, No Prep" today and see the benefits for yourself and your students! Instant Download of 10 pages in PDF format 8.5 x 11. Licensing Terms: When you purchase this product, you are getting a license that allows only one teacher to use it for personal purposes in their own classroom. The license cannot be given or transferred to another teacher. If the teacher who bought the license leaves their classroom or changes schools, they take the license and materials with them. It is not allowed to share any part of this resource with colleagues or use it for a whole team, grade level, school, or district without buying the right number of licenses. Creating another product, either free or for sale, using this file, either entirely or partially, is not allowed. All the materials in this resource belong to Mindfulness Corner. When you purchase it, you get a license to use the materials, but you don't own them. You are not allowed to upload any part of this resource to the internet in any format.
This is an infographic printable that will help you to consider 5 principles to use when faced with uncomfortable situations, people, emotions, and the like. The word pause signifies how you should stop wait and think before reacting to such stressors as previously mentioned. Each letter in PAUSE also represents the first letter of each principle. Acronyms make things easier to remember as you try to restructure your way of doing things...making it that much easier to follow through. This product's content was created by a psychotherapist that uses these principles with their clients. They wanted to share this with you in hopes that you use them as a way to reach your highest potential. This product was intended to be a poster. Consumers are encouraged to print it with that in mind since it will offer the best aesthetic appeal. ** Note** This digital product, including intellectual text content, views, opinions, company name, and logos are the sole property of Shwooshgi (a Delicately Balanced Therapy, PLLC subsidiary company) and all rights associated. This product is intended for the exclusive use of the individual or entity who purchases it through monetary exchange with the author/owner and should not constitute a transfer of rights. You the consumer are hereby notified that any dissemination, reproduction, redistribution, copying, or publishing of this product’s information herein, is strictly prohibited without the written consent of its author/owner and may be subject to legal restriction or sanction under the copyright infringement laws which protect the original work of this digital product and the inalienable rights of the company and its author/owner.
