You can start developing the habit of gratitude with this bundle which contains downloadable pdf's: -weekly templates -attractive Binder Cover -Reflection sheet template to use as many times as you want -Gratitude Jar labels
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If you are looking for anti-bullying resources, this post may help you. In another post, I wrote about my experiences with bullying, specifically with kids with autism. However, bullying is a concern for all children and some children are homeschooled because of bullying. In the previous post about bullying, I outlined some techniques that may help. If you, or someone you know, has experienced bullying, do you have any strategies that have worked? You can include them in the Comments section below. I have researched some books and strategies that deal with bullying from an autism supplier. I am an affiliate with this merchant as they have thousands of products all in one place. Their products are high quality but are low cost, compared to the suppliers who were targeting teachers when I was working full-time in autism. If you are a parent, teacher, or a school administration, you may be interested in the products I have chosen for you. All products can be purchased through this link When you get into the home page, just type the name of the product into the Search bar. The Goodbye Bully Machine Description
This book will help your grade school age students understand how to recognize and stop bullying. The bully machine
that is "loud and powerful, with spinning wheels and whirling blades. It's cold and mean and looks kind of dangerous."
Students will learn that there could be several reasons behind why someone is bullying. They will learn to recognize
mean words, teasing, and back handed insults. Lots of tips will help your students deal with bullying behaviors and
challenge students to stand up to it when they see it.
Size: 8 x 8 x .25 inches
48 Pages
Are You a Bully?Description
Teach kids how to recognize bad behavior and deal with bullies with this helpful photographic picture book. Simple, readable text clearly communicates how to identify a bully and fix poor behavior, as well as what kids should do if they are being mistreated. Young children may read through the book themselves or with the help of a parent or teacher. Helpful extension ideas and activities are included to improve vocabulary and reading comprehension while encouraging kids to apply the lesson to daily life. Throughout the book, pictures and text show examples of a bully’s behavior such as stealing, teasing, and excluding someone from the group. Occasional question prompts ask kids to think critically, use empathy, and problem solve through theoretical situations. Helpful full color photos of grade school aged children reinforce the text with visual cues. At the end, the book communicates that it is important to tell an adult if you are being bullied, and stresses the importance of including others.
Students on the autism spectrum frequently are the victims of bullying.
Encourage kids to think and solve this issue using a game format with Bullies Victims and Bystanders!
Use this game to educate students on the consequences of bullying for everyone involved. This game
is designed to teach your students positive behavioral strategies to overcome bullying.
While playing, your students will learn proactive ways to deal with bullies, how to help victims, and
what bystanders can do when they witness it happening. Use this resource to teach empathy and
prevent abuse in the future. The game is designed to introduce vital concepts and teach helpful
language to empower your students to create a bully free classroom.
To play, students move along the board selecting bullies, victims or bystanders cards. Topic cards
provide your students with lots of opportunities to model good behavior and practice strategies to deal
with bullying. The game cards can be used outside of the game to provide discussion starting points
to discuss positive and negative behavior as it relates to bullying.
Ages 6-12
Bullying Prevention Program- "Reel" in Bullying Description
Bullying is an unfortunate problem in many schools today. Children may be afraid to defend others or report it to teachers out of fear. The Bullying Prevention Program is here to teach all students about the effects of bullying and help remove it from your classroom.
This is an excellent resource to help Teachers "reel in" bullying in their classes. This violence prevention program is a great way to inform your students on how to recognize and deal with bullies in an appropriate way. The topics covered are:
- Bullying on the Bus - Peer conflict - Learning the role of a bully in action - Why do bullies exist? - Different types of bullies - Targeted children - How to respond when targeted - What to do when you witness a bully attempt - Difference between reporting vs. tattling
Included in this casing are a large, fully-colored teacher's manual, student workbook, and a 90 minute DVD.
The Autism Playbook helps teens on the spectrum develop social skills by learning positive communication skills and develop the emotional management techniques they need for social success. The mindfulness-based activities in this book will help teens to calm their minds, relax their bodies, have fun, and build better relationships. Through systematic exercises teens will develop their ability to concentrate, detect cues from their environment, and manage their experiences of emotions in a positive and proactive manner. Relatable stories throughout the book offer support and practical examples for teen readers. This book is broken into three parts, section one teaches teens to calm their body and mind. In this section teens will learn practical strategies to manage anxiety and self-calm. Section two will teach teens how to identify their thoughts and feelings to build independence. In this section teens will learn the power of their feelings, basic meltdown prevention strategies, and steps to improving their self-esteem. Section three offers practical strategies to help teens reach out and connect with others. Teens will learn how to be a social scientist, advocate for themselves, make friends, and more.
The Worry Workbook for Teens Description
This step-by-step workbook will help teens confront their anxiety by learning positive behavior-based strategies. It features real life scenarios that teens can relate to. Use it one on one or in a group to help teens build a plan to manage their anxiety at school, deal with procrastination, manage friendships, and more.
This workbook is designed to help teens understand reasons why they are feeling anxious. They will learn how to stop unhelpful “junk mail” thoughts from taking over. They will develop a plan for facing their fears and worries so that they can reach their personal goals.
176 page
Size: 8 x 0.5 x 10
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Today, I would like to practice gratitude towards people who have, in some way or other, left a favorable impression on me and remember them with fondness.
Those who may have shown kindness, integrity, or gone the extra mile for me.
Gratitude for my dad
My dad-the hardest thing is to limit dad to a few short paragraphs! An incredible man who loved his family and community.
After his death, all the Hungarian clubs in Victoria that mushroomed from the first club he started, stood for 5 minutes silence in his honour, even though he had been off the scene for more than 30 years when he died at 86.
He left Europe to give us a better life and built a tiny bungalow for us to live in while he built our first brick home.
He was responsible for bringing out all our family, giving them free board and food until they could be independent.
The words 'nuclear family' meant nothing to us as we were always surrounded by a huge family, as well as community.
Dad also helped other young men and couples who migrated to Australia. They were always included in family outings and our combi van was always full of people and food.
He built up small businesses as a greengrocer and had a thriving fish and chips business. His days started mostly at 3.30 am to go to the market and home at 6pm.
He was a homing pigeon and always happy to be home, but sometimes did visit his brothers' families who lived in the same street or area, most of the time.
He never charged the family for food they took from our shops.
As the family did not have cars in the early days, he would do the rounds and pick up all my cousins and drive us to school.
He never complained about being tired, and when we were old enough to go out to functions, he would eat, have a shower and get ready to take us out and wait around somewhere until it was time to pick us up after parties, etc.
He always knew how to cut costs but give people a great feed. In his fish and chips business, he made his own fish cakes and they were so popular.
On Fridays, I had to help as the shop was bulging at the seams with people and the cue went outside the door and down the side street alongside our side fence.
We had two fish and chips shops on either side of us, just a short distance away- empty, of course!
Later in life, he became a real estate agent. I remember a time when the interest rates were very high in the 1970/80's and it was common for young couples to get second mortgages on top of a first mortgage.
A young couple wanted to buy a house from dad but he refused to sell it to them as he looked over their finances, and said that a second mortgage would ultimately lead them to lose their house and put pressure on their marriage.
The bank had okayed them for the two loans, as they did in those days!
There is so much more to dad, but the loveliest memory was when he would take mum to the station to go to work in the early morning.
I would hear a clatter in the kitchen and he would bring me breakfast in bed, with a cup of coffee and a rose in a small vase. He always said 'a rose for a rose.'
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Mostly, and unfortunately, the majority of my teachers were stressed, mean, or just interested in getting information across.
The teachers that I have fond memories of were those who were able to get off their pulpits and show kindness and have a little 1:1 moment while teaching.
Just reading what I have written, I wonder why I actually liked school!
My Grade 6 teacher
She was a nun and the kindest one in my four years at catholic school. Nuns could be tough ladies!
I don't remember her hitting us, as part of normal practise at the time, when they were annoyed at someone's antics.
Often, the whole class copped it so we would get angry at the culprit and put peer pressure on him( yes, it was always a 'him').
My family went overseas for three months so she would sit with me every day, before we went, and taught me what I needed to learn.
Looking back, I would have done well with homeschooling as I was a quick learner and enjoyed the 1:1 sessions.
Mr. Pavlov
Mr. Pavlov was a Russian teacher who was a mixture of strictness but funny! He could get angry but no one was really scared of him.
If the boys got on his nerves, he called them 'potatoes' and they knew they were out of line.
I remember his kindness- when he roved the classroom, he always spoke kindly to me and asked me how I was going.
I was not backward in maths but I certainly was not super confident.
If he thought I wasn't sure of something, he explained the concept quietly at my desk and he always got his message through easily.
Mr. Kuhne
Another maths. teacher who struck terror in us all!
Everything was black and white and there were no excuses.
He told us the rules on the first day and stuck to them.
He took a lineup area and everyone rushed to be on time as even talking to a Principal etc was no excuse- you just had to be lined up on time.
What a nice surprise to find how patient he was on a 1:1 basis, and he made maths so easy to understand that I actually enjoyed it.
He was kind on a 1:1 basis and was patient with students who needed some support.
He just did not tolerate rudeness and those who wasted time in class.
Mr. Jones
My art teacher who was just a nice guy. You did not have to be good at art, just enjoy it. He was one of the only teachers, in that era, who allowed us to stay inside at lunchtime.
Miss Simpson
My English teacher for both English and English Literature. When I was a teenager, a lot of learning was 'chalk and talk', with copying from the board or answering questions on paper.
I remember being very upset as Miss Simpson would come in, sit on top of a desk, and just talk or fire questions at us. I was so concerned that my exercise books were empty!
She was encouraging us to think and talk, express our views. Our results were phenomenal- with the majority of our class receiving A's in our final year. This enabled me to get into the college of my choice.
Miss Helen Welsh
Vice-principal at one of the schools where I do a substantial amount of casual teaching.
Helen has been so kind and this has enabled me to have lots of work, especially working in the grade 1/2/3 area.
She has respect for my experience and, as she asks for me by name when she rings the agency, she has given me a high profile as the agency has said that I am the only teacher that is requested by name!
I am now an ambassador for the agency.
Rahul and Sheetal
The parents of two young students who I tutor, they are doctors and lead a very busy life as they are on call.
They tell me how they appreciate how I teach their children and asked, this past Christmas, if I would mind if they gave me a raise in pay!
The resident doctor who saved my life.
I was five months pregnant and was taken to hospital with appendicitis.
I had a high pain threshold but I remember the incredible pain. I was taken in about 9 pm and they were waiting for a doctor to arrive- a Mr., not just a DR.!
Well, he just didn't arrive and they had to keep changing the time of my operation.
Finally, he arrived and it was about 2.30 pm next day that I was taken into theatre. By that time, my appendix had burst and the pain was escalating and I just wanted to escape the incredible pain.
The nurses said, with glints in their eyes, how lucky I was to have this doctor operating on me.
Well- Mr. arrived! He walked into the theatre (I was still conscious) and walked over to the nurses where there was a bit of giggling going on. Not even a look at me.
The last thing I remember was the resident doctor being very angry and shouting to others to get me ready for the operation as I was in a bad way.
Well, that week I had round-the-clock checks every 10 minutes. I remember not being able to open my eyes at one point but hearing what was going on around me.
I remember a very high level of pain. I just wanted the pain to end.
I remember feeling that I could just slip away and then, feeling so scared that I could die, I talked myself into positive thinking mode- you will survive, the team in hospital will look after you etc.
When I left the hospital, the matron and the doctor talked to me separately and said that I had been so ill that it was a miracle that I was still alive.
They actually used the word 'miracle'. So the feeling I had that I could pass on was real!
They also said that there was no word to describe my baby surviving the operation and my subsequent level of illness. They had expected both of us to die. Yes, they actually said 'die'.
My friend, Rob!
My friend who has stuck by me when I went through a bad depression and was close to a breakdown after my dad died and the family went to pieces.
He was there holding my hand when the doctor and nurse were trying to get my heartbeat back to normal, as they said I was having a heart attack, stress-induced.
He never judged me and understood what I was going through.
Who are you grateful for? Who are your 'standout' people that left their mark on you? I'd love you to share your memory with me.
