This Student Awards Mega Bundle includes 6 of our resources. These student awards are a great way to reward, recognize, and affirm your students’ skills, capabilities, and good character traits. They could be given anytime within the year. These awards could boost the self-esteem of your students and reinforce good behavior. Our tweens and teens should be recognized and rewarded for their hard work, efforts and dedication to their academics and behavior. By doing this, we reinforce good behavior, develop and enhance their character and help cultivate their talents, skills, and capabilities. The file is in power point version and the awards are saved in PNG format. Blank templates are also included. To edit names, awards, and date, use “INSERT TEXT BOX” and type on the insert box to add your text. The awards can be printed out in black and white or in gray scale. Just adjust the color settings of your printer to black & white or gray scale. This bundle includes 2 of our resources: Editable Student of the Month Awards for Teens List of Awards Picasso Award- Art Steve Jobs Award- Technology Shakespeare Award- Literature Harper Lee Award- Writing Al-Khwarizmi Award- Algebra Euclid Award- Geometry Hipparchus Award- Trigonometry Gottfried Leibniz Award- Calculus Karl Pearson Award- Statistics Aristotle Award- Biology Albert Einstein Award- Physics Most Valuable Player Award- sports Academy Award- Performing Arts Grammy Award- Music Erasthostenes Award- Geography William Stubbs Award- History Junior Masterchef Award- Home Economics Linguist Award- Foreign languages Great Builder Award- Wood work Bulgati Veyron Award- Automotive Luca Pacioli Award- Accounting Adam Smith Award- Economics Sigmund Freud Award- Psychology Philip Kotler Award- Marketing Federal Marshal Award- Law Enforcement Editable Student of the Month Behavior Awards List of Awards Perfect attendance Showing good manners Amazing attitude Being kind Good leader Great team player Keeping the peace Making everyone happy Making everyone laugh Great tutor Motivating others For being patient For happily helping others For keeping things organized For being honest For being good listener Friendly and sociable Keeping cool during stressful times Teacher’s right hand Positive participant in class Excellent example to others Totally tidy in class Sweet Aware of all the safety procedures in school Great bus rider Remarkably responsible Showing improvement Being grateful Student End of the Year Awards: Sailing Theme These 70 fun awards could be used to reward your students for their hardwork, efforts and character traits. Blank templates are also provided if you want to make your own award. The awards come with a boy and girl version. The file is in power point version and the awards are saved in PNG format. To edit names, awards, and date, use “INSERT TEXT BOX” and type on the insert box to add your text. The awards can be printed out in black and white or in gray scale. Just adjust the color settings of your printer to black & white or gray scale. A list of awards is included. It is on a separate document. Awards include: King/Queen of Attendance award Picasso award Ps & Qs award Early Bird award 5.Amaze-balls attitude award Sports Phenom award Rockstar King/Queen award Academy award Super Speller award Shakespeare award Pitch Perfect award Kindness award Captain of the ship award Thomas Edison Junior award Math Mastermind award Most Patient award Steve Jobs Junior award Perfect Penmanship award Sight Word Whiz Most Improved award Terrific Team Player award Steve Irwin Junior award Junior Masterchef award Phonics Phenom award Ray of Sunshine award Peacekeeper award Captain Planet award Entertainer of the Year award Social Studies Scholar award Class Cheerleader award Heart of Gold award Fantastic Tutor award Marvellous Motivator award Stellar Storyteller award Dancing Dude award Dancing Diva award Cheerful Helper award Outstanding Organizer award The Flash award Light Bulb award Energizer Bunny award Curious George award Awesome Bookworm award Boys/Girl Scout award Remarkably Responsible award Hero of Honesty award Active Listener award Social Butterfly award 49.Homework Hero award Mr./Miss Cool award Teacher’s Right Hand award Above & Beyond award Fashionable Boy/Girl award Sweet As Honey award Vocabulary Master award Positive Participant award Academic Superstar award Grammar Wizard award Sensational Sharer award Impressive Informant award Perfectly Persuasive award Hallway Master award Word Work Whiz award Exceptional Explainer award Excellent Example award Remarkable Reporter award Safety Superhero award Totally Tidy award Best Bus Rider award Line Up Leader Editable Student Award for Teens: Gold and Silver Edition: Our older students need to be recognized and affirmed for their dedication and efforts in school. We have come up with a more formal looking editable award or certificate that you could give to your older students. The file is in power point version and the awards are saved in JPEG format. Blank templates are also included. To edit names, awards, and date, use “INSERT TEXT BOX” and type on the insert box to add your text. The awards can be printed out in black and white or in gray scale. Just adjust the color settings of your printer to black & white or gray scale. List of Awards Top Attendance Role Model Amaze-balls Sports Phenom Pitch Perfect Picasso Award Math Mastermind Steve Jobs Most improved Terrific team player Peacekeeper The Historian Award Outstanding Organizer Awesome Bookworm Positive Participant Remarkable reporter Hero of Honesty Happy Helper Remarkably Responsible Kindness award Perfect penmanship Junior Masterchef Marie Curie Award Marvellous Motivator Fantastic Tutor Active Listener Academic Superstar Grammar Wizard Heart of Gold Stellar Storyteller Social Butterfly Curious George Light Bulb Celebrate the Christmas season with these editable fun student awards. Your students will surely love being the recipient of these holiday themed awards. They are perfect for the holiday season especially for celebrations and parties. The file is in power point version and the awards are saved in PNG format. To edit names and date, use “INSERT TEXT BOX” and type on the insert box to add your text. The awards can be printed out in black and white or in gray scale. Just adjust the color settings of your printer to black & white or gray scale. List of Awards: Mr. Claus Award Mrs. Gingerbread Award Candy Cane Award Santa’s Elf Award Snowflake Award Polar Bear Award Hot Chocolate Award Christmas Tree Award Mittens Award Ice Skates Award Ear Muffs Award Christmas Star Award Jingle Bell Award Rudolph Award Christmas Gift Award Wreath Award Fruit Cake Award Poinsettia Award Christmas stocking Award Chimney Award Santa’s Sleigh Award Snowman Award Mrs. Claus Award Christmas Angel Award Christmas Candle Award Christmas Bauble Award Carole Singer Award Christmas Fireplace Award Mistletoe Award Santa’s Sack Award

This bundle includes: 27 Feelings Flash Cards for Kids 28 Feelings Flash Cards for Tweens and Teens 50 Keep Calm: Calming Strategies 75 Self-Esteem Affirmation Cards 35 Resilience Affirmation Cards

This bundle includes 4 of our resources. It includes 75 self-esteem affirmation cards Volume 1-3 and 45 Resilience Affirmation Cards. These affirmation cards are a great way to boost self-esteem, recognise, reward and acknowledge your student’s talents, skills and capabilities. It also could help your students re-focus their thoughts and way of thinking when under stress or in a difficult situation. Overall, it could help your students be more positive and create self-change.

This bundle is great for teachers who are teaching upper primary and secondary. It comes in handy also for beginning teachers in upper primary and secondary levels. It includes 12 of our resources. Editable Monthly Newsletter Templates Editable Weekly Newsletter Templates Editable Parent Newsletter Templates Editable forms Tweens and Teens Feelings Flash Cards Keep Calm: Calming Strategies for Tweens and Teens Volume 1 Keep Calm: Calming Strategies for Tweens and Teens Volume 2 Student Awards for Teens Gold and Silver edition Classroom Rules and Expectations Poster Initial Interview Guide Conversation Starters Classroom jobs for high school students

Our tweens and teens deserve the best care, attention and support we could possible give them. We have bundled all of our tweens and teens resources to help you support your tweens and teens better. These resources could help your students: express their feelings better, keep calm during stressful situations, be reminded of what teachers expect them to do in the classroom and boost the self-esteem of your students. This bundle include 7 of our tweens and teens resources. Bundle includes: Tweens and Teens Feelings Flash Cards Keep Calm: Calming Strategies Flash Cards Volumes 1 & 2 Classroom Rules and Expectations for Teens Editable Student of the Month Behavior Awards for Tweens and Teens Editable Student of the Month Awards for Teens- Academics and Electives

Tweens and Teens Feelings Flash Cards The emotions flashcards include 28 different feelings/emotions. It includes what trigger each emotions and feelings. It also has an interview guide questions to help your students identify, express their feelings and promote discussions. The 28 feelings/emotions are: Girls emotions/feelings: 1. Baffled 2. Passionate 3. Ecstatic 4. Mad- Frantic 5. Splendid 6. Melancholic 7. Terrified 8. Astounded 9. Introverted 10. Apprehensive 11. Placid 12. Pensive 13. Flabbergasted 14. Sullen Boys' emotions and feelings: 1. Perplexed 2. Piqued 3. Contented 4. Mad-Absurd 5. Grand 6. Distressed 7. Anxious 8. Stunned 9. Cautious 10. Tense 11. Quiet 12. Wistful 13. Startled 14. Cantankerous Keep Calm Strategies for Tweens and Teens Our tweens and teens go through a lot of changes and these changes often make them feel anxious, stressed, worried, frustrated, angry, etc... These 50 calming strategies could help your students to keep their focus and concentration, develop and enhance good coping skills as well as self-regulate. It could help them to stay calm and assist them in managing the situation and their emotions. It includes: Brief discussion of pre-adolescence and adolescence Reasons why students are not calm Signs when students are not calm What we want our students to know Calming strategies include: 1. Talk it out 2. Draw 3. Paint 4. Write 5. Read 6. Exercise 7. Think of Positives 8. Listen to Music 9. Breathe 10. Walk 11. Meditate 12. Cook 13. Bake 14. Dance 15. Play sports 16.Play musical instruments 17. Hang out with friends 18. Watch your favourite television shows 19. Clean your room 20. Go out and enjoy the outdoors 21. Drink water 22. Count 1, 2, 3 23. Go to the beach 24. Gardening 25. Stargazing 26. Surfing 27. Swimming 28. Knitting 29. Riding a bike 30.Fishing 31. Pottery 32.Wood-work 33.Cross-stitching 34. Make a scrapbook 35. Tinkering with technology 36. Photography 37. Make a Video 38. Snorkeling 39. Visit a museum 40. Visit a library 41. Sewing 42. Play video games 43. Do yoga 44. Visit a zoo 45. Scuba diving 46. Go on a road trip 47. Visit an amusement park 48. Identify your feelings 49. Do pilates 50. Hiking

Our student well-being bundle includes 4 resources to help your students improve on their social and emotional functioning. Resources included are: 1. How Do I Feel? Feelings Flash Cards 2. Working Together: Team-building Activities 3. Emotional Intelligence: Activities for Student Well-Being 4. Bounce Back: Teaching Resilience to Students. A. How Do I Feel? Feelings Flash Cards - The emotions flashcards include 27 different feelings/emotions. It includes what trigger each emotions and feelings. It also has an interview guide questions and a worksheet to help your students identify, express their feelings and promote discussions. The 27 feelings/emotions are: Girls emotions/feelings: 1. Happy 2.Lonely 3. Mad 4. Proud 5. Sad 6. Embarrassed 7. Sheepish 8. Shy 9. Skeptical 10. Suprised 11. Worried 12. Disappointed Boys' emotions and feelings: 1. Anxious 2. Bored 3. Confused 4. Enraged 5. Excited 6. Hurt 7. Mad- Accusatory 8. Mad- Indignant 9. Peeved-Tantruming 10. Proud 11. Scared 12. Shy 13. Smug- Self- Important 14. Startled 15. Stressed B. Working Together: Team Building Activities Working Together: Team-Building Activities This team building set comes with general objectives. Each activity comes with instructions you can modify. It also comes with processing questions to facilitate learning from the activities that you can discuss with your students. 3 Icebreakers 6 Team building Activities (Included are materials needed, instructions and processing questions to facilitate learning from the activities) C. Emotional Intelligence: Activities for Student Well-Being Teaching emotional intelligence could help students handle situations effectively, be able to identify, communicate their feelings to other people and could help them read situations and relationships. It could also help them regulate their emotions and help them respond appropriately to others. This Emotional Intelligence resource focuses on 4 areas: 1. Intrapersonal 2. Interpersonal 3. Stress Management 4. General Mood This emotional intelligence resource includes: a. Definition of Emotional intelligence b. Signs of high emotional intelligence c. Signs of low emotional intelligence d. Activities on the 4 focused areas e. Processing questions to facilitate better learning experiences D. Bounce Back: Teaching Resilience to Students Our students constantly face a lot of difficulties and struggles whether it's family, school or community related. This resource could help and support them to handle their difficulties and struggles better. This resource focuses on 4 areas of resiliency: 1. Self-Awareness 2. Conflict resolution 3. Empathy 4. Teaching Courage It includes: 1. Definition of terms 2. Activities for each area 3.Inputs to use for discussion for each area 3. Processing Questions for each activity