Evidence based practices and Diff Materials

1. Topic:
_______________
I think or feel: My partner thinks or feels:
 I am
confused.
 This is cool.  I am bored.
 I agree.  I want to
learn more.
 Other:
____________
I feel this way because:
 I didn’t understand everything being said.
 I love this topic.
 This is not a topic I am interested in.
 I understood what was discussed.
 I enjoyed learning something new.
 Other: __________________________________
 I am
confused.
 This is cool.  I am bored.
 I agree.  I want to
learn more.
 Other:
____________
I feel this way because:
 I didn’t understand everything being said.
 I love this topic.
 This is not a topic I am interested in.
 I understood what was discussed.
 I enjoyed learning something new.
 Other: __________________________________
 Listen to the
discussion.
 Fill out Topic.
 Circle how I think or
feel.
 Tell my partner
how I feel.
 Ask my partner:
“What do you think
about the topic?”
 Circle how my partner
thinks or feels.

4. Matching Sets of Coins: Beginning Understanding of Counting Money

5. Name: Molly
I did a
great job
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Listening
Using Kind
Words
Keeping
my hands
to myself
Asking for
a break
Staying in
my area
When I earn __20__ tokens, my reward will be:
Painting

6. My Feelings
Worried Silly Happy Calm Relaxed Bored Tired Frustrated Mad
I can have many different feelings during the day. I can feel relaxed and calm when I wake up, but then if
something goes wrong, I can start to feel worried, frustrated or even mad! When I am having a good time, I
can even feel silly!
Feelings are a bit like all the colors on a color spectrum. I may feel various shades of feelings throughout the
day. It is important to know that all feelings are completely normal and part of everyone’s lives every single
day. It is normal and fine to feel frustrated or mad. It is normal to feel tired or worried. It is also normal to feel
relaxed and happy. Feelings can come and go quickly or they can stay around for a long time.
My body can often give me clues about how I am feeling. Learning to pay attention to how my body feels is
important because once I know how I am feeling, I can take steps to get myself back to a calm, relaxed
place. Different people use different strategies to calm themselves down, so I need to do some detective
work to figure out the things that calm me down most quickly so that I can practice them. That way, I will be
ready to use them when I need to!
It is good to practice checking in with myself during the day. That way I can notice how I am feeling and what
types of strategies I might have to use throughout the day. I need to remember that the strategies I should
use are the ones that get me back to a calm place most quickly. I cannot control how I feel, only how to calm
myself down. As I learn these calming strategies, I will learn to better control my reactions to my feelings
and to others.