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School counseling scripts for Microsoft Word
First and Then Social Story for Non-Preferred and Preferred Tasks
This Social Story is designed to introduce the First…Then concept to students. It illustrates that students have to meet expectations, in order to earn choices and rewards. It helps students to complete non-preferred tasks in order to earn a break or time that they can engage in a preferred task. The teacher should work with the student to establish preferred tasks that would be acceptable throughout the course of the day.
Grades:
PreK - 6th
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"Those Shoes" Empathy and Compassion Activitiy
Many scenarios to teach compassion and empathy. You can cut them out and pass them out to groups, or have individuals draw a scenario from a hat!
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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National School Counseling Week (NSCW)~~ Morning Announcement Script
Need something quick and easy for National School Counseling Week? This is the perfect script for morning announcements to highlight your school counseling program all week. Done for you (editable) brief daily blurbs for morning announcements. Happy counseling and promoting NSCW!!!Please follow me on Instagram @school_counseling_balance
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PreK - 8th
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Mock Trial Script against Teen Drinking
I created this mock trial during prom week to put on a mini play that we set up in the gym. We made it look like a courtroom and had the Teen Staff go through a murder trial for a student who was driving drunk and killed his passenger. The student audience was to listen to the trial and then in the end vote guilty or not guilty. We then broke out into 3 sessions, a pledge to not drink involving a card for their wallet, a drunk goggles activity course and then a session where they could sign
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8th - 12th
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Social Narrative-A story about Foster Care and Changing Families
Children often need to understand that while they were in Foster Care, their parent(s) were working on getting better, making changes, and learning how to be a better parent. This story is adaptable in Word format. Buyer can insert names and picture of the student into the story. Story focuses on transitioning back to parent from kinship fostercare or regular foster care home.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Vocal Outbursts/Aggresion - Replacement Behavior Visual Cue
This visual is to support learners who engage in vocal aggression or outbursts. By showing them what statements to keep in their head (note: teaching them some thoughts should stay in your brain and not out your mouth) and what are statements that are safer to vocalize and helpful to them to communicate their needs and feelings in a stressful situation. The visual includes 2 pages:1. what to keep inside the mind2. what is okay say when upset
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Not Grade Specific
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3 different graduation speeches by elementary students & one by the teacher
First speech done by 4 students in grade 6second speech done by 1 student in grade 6The third speech done by 1 student in grade 5The fourth speech for upper elementary and If you teach grade 5, 6 or 8 and your students are having a leaving ceremony/graduation this is a speech you can use at their ceremony.
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3rd - 8th, Staff
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I Can Be Safe When Going Outside/ Social Script
Many children with autism and related disabilities struggle with elopement. This is an issue that concerns many parents and is a dangerous . At Camp Puzzle Peace, Inc. we are dedicated to providing programming and creating materials that help families to support their children with challenging behaviors. Using Social stories/scripts helps people to be proactive in addressing skills related to safety and social skills.
Grades:
PreK - 6th
First Then and If Then Social Story
This social story is designed to introduce the First…Then and If…Then concepts to students. First …Then teaches students to demonstrate expected behaviors in order to earn coupons as a part of the classroom reward system. If… Then teaches the student that If they demonstrate unexpected behaviors, Then they will have a consequence for that behavior. The teacher should also determine some other rewards that will motivate the student, such as earning a tattoo, and using a Super hero theme.
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PreK - 3rd
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Stealing What is Okay to Touch Social Story
This story is about touching and taking items that do not belong to the student. How can you know what is okay to touch and what you should do if you want to touch things that aren't yours. Also contains two sorting charts.
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PreK - 5th
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Also included in:Â Social Story Bundle
Social Narrative-New Baby Story_customizable
Older siblings often get anxious before and after a new baby is born and brought home. This customizable story reassures the older sibling(s) that there is enough love for everyone. Included are helpful tips for the child about what may be expected from them and what may happen after the baby comes home, e.g., visitors, mom is tired, when the baby cries, when I need help, etc. Evidence based practices such as First-Then, and If-Then are used to increase problem-solving and self-regulation. P
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Not Grade Specific
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Blurting Out Social Story
Script for Social Story for students who struggle with blurting out. Meant to be read daily to help students develop skills for healthy participation in class.
Resource is just a one page script in a word doc, written for use with a student struggling with inappropriate school participation behaviors.
Grades:
1st - 7th
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Training Students to Welcome New Students
It's hard to be the "new kid". Students transfer into our school every day. As a counselor, the time simply isn't there to do much more than check credits and create a new schedule for the transfer students. Using a student leader or student ambassador is one way to connect a new student with a seasoned student to show them around the school. This guide helps train the student guides on what to say and how to make the new student feel more comfortable about their first day. Check out my store, T
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9th - 12th
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3 different graduation speeches by elementary students (read the description)
First speech done by 4 students in grade 6second speech done by 1 student in grade 6 The third speech done by 1 student in grade 5
Grades:
3rd - 7th
Also included in:Â The principal's toolkit: Practical resources successfully used in 5 schools
EMDR step by step client packet
This packet includes finding a safe/comfortable place for the client, target set up, and steps for the EMDR process. There is also a section for the next session (reevaluation).
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Not Grade Specific
actTV Pep Rally Original Script
No time to create a unique pep rally to get students excited about the ACT? This 45 minute to hour pep rally is sure to please your high school students. Students will watch a junior student come home from school and begin flipping through TV channels to watch certain shows. There are 8 different TV show skits written here. Some of the skits must be pre-recorded using your students and other skits are performed live. As the student continues the afternoon changing the channel using a huge remote
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9th - 12th
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Stop Sign Visual for Calming Strategies
This is a stop sign visual that provides students with alternatives to displaying problem behavior. This Word doc can be modified so that you can change what the student is earning and/or the different types of calming strategies the student can access. Simply print the pages back to back and laminate! Sometimes using visuals can be more successful for students who demonstrate aggressive behavior and do not respond well to more verbal directions.
Grades:
K - 6th
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"DOUG THE THUG AND THE GREEN WIGGLY BUG" Bullying Lesson
(This manuscript is not yet illustrated. The illustrated story will be coming soon)
Do you know what to do with a green, wiggly bug? Doug knows. He is the school bully. Like Doug, I’ll bet you could imagine ways to use a bug to be very mean. Doug The Thug is not unlike the bullies we all remember. As he encounters several of his classmates, he does his best to intimidate them by forcing them to eat a bug. How will Fat Roy, Bulgy Eyed Bill and Long Neck Larry react? Will they find help by enli
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3rd - 9th, Adult Education
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Check-In Check-Out (CICO) Agenda
An editable checklist to support check-in check-out conversations with students!
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Not Grade Specific
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Girls Group- Rules
This is the list of rules that can be used for when a girls group has been started! It is important that all student members of the group understand and promise to stay within confidentiality guidelines. IN order to help promote the rules have all student members sign their name.
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Water Safety Story
The rules for water safety have to be explicitly taught to many children with autism and related disabilities. Stories that support the rules are a research based approach to helping children to generalize the rules. At Camp Puzzle Peace, Inc. we work to find fun and creative ways to teach safety and independence skills for kids. Stories that teach the rules are a great way to engage children while teaching important life lessons.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Kayaking is Fun- Steps for Success
Many time trying new activities in the community can be challenging for kids with high anxiety and/or on the autism spectrum. Providing steps and visual supports helps kids to be more successful. This is a visual that we put together at Camp Puzzle Peace, Inc. to support children going kayaking. Enjoy and happy paddling!
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Grades:
PreK - 12th
School Counseling Individual Student Meeting Tracking Sheet
Many school counselors meet individually with students once or more a year to discuss their progress in the areas of: academics, social/emotional growth, and career exploration. This simple tracking sheet is an excellent way to organize your individual meetings and keep tabs on the progress of students.
Grades:
5th - 9th
Student Initiated Choice Chart - Computer, Fill In or Icons
A great tool to use to help a student tell you "what was cool" and "what they didn't like". Can be used on the computer to be typed in or printed to have a student fill in or to be given icons to match into the columns they fit in.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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