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Ready-to-use lessons for teaching basic life skills to adolescents with special needs.

Este plan de estudio está basado en fortalezas y capacidades, incluye una filosofia solida de desarrollo juvenil y los componentes actuales de las mejores prácticas que incorporan trabajo en diversidad y vida independiente/habilidades para la vida.

In Beyond Behaviors, internationally known pediatric psychologist Dr. Mona Delahooke describes behaviors as the tip of the iceberg, important signals that we should address by seeking to understand a child’s individual differences in the context of relational safety.

Featuring impactful worksheets and charts, this accessible book offers professionals, educators and parents tools and techniques to reduce behavioral challenges and promote psychological resilience and satisfying, secure relationships.

A deck of 60 cards that spark conversation and build trust and connection. Good for meetings, trainings, getting out of your seat, icebreakers, organizations with hierarchies, fighting turnover, conferences, and events.

As youth begin to think about what they will do after high school, making decisions about whether or not to go to college or how to get to college can be confusing. The process of attending a college or university requires many decisions. The College Matters Workbook is a resource full of tips and tools to aid youth in this process. Inside is information on the benefits of pursuing a degree and tools for navigating the admissions process, finding the best college fit, and understanding financial aid.

The College Matters Workbooks are designed to engage students with powerful information, exercises, and reflection questions. These workbooks can be used individually or in groups.

The Classroom Pack includes 10 participant workbooks and an educator supplement. 

The Educator Supplement is to aid you in delivering content. These workbooks contain information, worksheets, and personal reflection questions to help prepare college-bound students for the road ahead. Use these workbooks as a way to structure discussions, engage with young people on ways to overcome common challenges in this process, and promote college readiness initiatives you are already working on.

As youth begin to think about what they will do after high school, making decisions about whether or not to go to college or how to get to college can be confusing. The process of attending a college or university requires many decisions. The College Matters Workbook is a resource full of tips and tools to aid youth in this process. Inside is information on the benefits of pursuing a degree and tools for navigating the admissions process, finding the best college fit, and understanding financial aid.

The College Matters Workbooks are designed to engage students with powerful information, exercises, and reflection questions. These workbooks can be used individually or in groups.

SKU 564B is for one workbook. See 564C for the full classroom pack (10 workbooks and one educator supplement).

To aid you in delivering content, these workbooks contain information, worksheets, and personal reflection questions to help prepare college-bound students for the road ahead. Use these workbooks as a way to structure discussions, engage with young people on ways to overcome common challenges in this process, and promote college readiness initiatives you are already working on.

SKU 564A is for the educator supplement only.  See 564C for the full classroom pack (10 workbooks and one educator supplement). 

Many students leave high school feeling unprepared for the real world's financial aspects, whether that is college or a career. Money Matters helps young people learn the basics of personal finance and money management that are life skills that require persistence and personal accountability. Young people will find themselves at a major advantage to learn these skills early. It will make paying for college more manageable and help them be more empowered regarding their own personal finances.

The Money Matters Workbooks are designed to engage students with activities and worksheets divided into three sections: Financial Literacy, Paying for College and Applying Your Knowledge. They provide powerful information, exercises, and questions for reflection. These workbooks can be used individually or in groups.

The Classroom Pack includes 10 participant workbooks and an educator supplement. 

The Educator Supplement is a guide to help deliver workbook concepts in interactive and meaningful ways. Included are supplemental activity suggestions and group discussion topics. Workbook activities containing similar content have been paired up for suggested delivery. Each workbook contains information, worksheets, and reflection questions to aid in discussions about finances to help youth both learn and apply these concepts.

Many students leave high school feeling unprepared for the real world's financial aspects, whether college or a career. Money Matters helps young people learn the basics of personal finance and money management that are life skills that require persistence and personal accountability. Young people will find themselves at a major advantage to learn these skills early. It will make paying for college more manageable and help them be more empowered regarding their own personal finances.

The Money Matters Workbooks are designed to engage students with activities and worksheets divided into three sections: Financial Literacy, Paying for College and Applying Your Knowledge. They provide powerful information, exercises, and questions for reflection. These workbooks can be used individually or in groups. 

Available in Spanish (see SKU 565D).

SKU 565B is for one workbook. See 565C for the full classroom pack (10 workbooks and one educator supplement).

This is a guide to help deliver workbook concepts in interactive and meaningful ways. Included are supplemental activity suggestions and group discussion topics. Workbook activities containing similar content have been paired up for suggested delivery. Each workbook contains information, worksheets, and reflection questions to aid in discussions about finances to help youth both learn and apply these concepts.

SKU 565A is for the educator supplement only.  See 565C for the full classroom pack (10 workbooks and one educator supplement). 

Spanish edition.

Many students leave high school feeling unprepared for the real world's financial aspects, whether college or a career. Money Matters helps young people learn the basics of personal finance and money management that are life skills that require persistence and personal accountability. Young people will find themselves at a major advantage to learn these skills early. It will make paying for college more manageable and help them be more empowered regarding their own personal finances.

The Money Matters Workbooks are designed to engage students with activities and worksheets divided into three sections: Financial Literacy, Paying for College and Applying Your Knowledge. They provide powerful information, exercises, and questions for reflection. These workbooks can be used individually or in groups. 

SKU 565D is for one workbook. See 565C for the full classroom pack (10 workbooks and one educator supplement).

This second edition of The Anger Workbook for Teens includes brand-new skills and activities based in clinically proven treatments such as acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) to help teens work through negative thoughts without losing control.

You’ll find out what’s triggering your anger, look at the ways you react, be more aware of your thoughts and how you interact with them, and learn skills and techniques for managing anger without losing your cool. You’ll develop a personal anger profile and learn to notice the physical symptoms you feel when you become enraged, then find out how to calm those feelings and respond more sensitively to others. Once you fully understand your anger, you’ll be better prepared to manage your feelings in the moment.

A comprehensive mindfulness program to help teens understand and channel anger into healthy expressions of creativity, advocacy, and empowerment.  With this guide, you’ll find powerful mindfulness tools to help teens listen to their anger, connect with their core values and goals, and make positive changes that will truly empower them.