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Crosswalk: How Conscious Discipline and FLIP IT Partner to Support Self-Regulation

This download aligns Conscious Discipline with the FLIP IT® strategy developed by the Devereux Center for Resilient Children. FLIP stands for Feelings, Limits, Inquiries and Prompts. The goal is...

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OOPS! Helpful or Hurtful Activity (INDIVIDUAL)

OOPS! Helpful or Hurtful Activity (INDIVIDUAL)

In the Conscious Discipline School Family, both students and adults commit to being safe and helpful. For children, it is important to discuss exactly how to practice safety and...

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OOPS - Helpful or Hurtful Activity (Group)

OOPS! Helpful or Hurtful Activity (GROUP)

In the Conscious Discipline School Family, both students and adults commit to being safe and helpful. For children, it is important to discuss exactly how to practice safety and...

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My Plan for Next Time Activity

My Plan for Next Time Activity

We all make mistakes and have OOPS moments, or moments that we’d like to rewind and handle differently. The My Plan for Next Time Activity gives children the opportunity...

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Take 2! Activity

Take 2! Activity

We all make mistakes and have OOPS moments, or moments that we’d like to rewind and handle differently. The TAKE 2! Activity gives older children and adults the opportunity...

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Free Resource: Visual Shopping Plan

Visual Shopping Plan

When it comes to a child’s meltdowns in a store, the most effective remedy is what you do BEFORE you arrive at the store. Using the pages in this...

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Kindness Tree Graphing Activities

The Kindness Tree helps celebrate and encourage kind and helpful acts in the classroom or home. Like all Conscious Discipline structures, it can be integrated into academics to make...

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Navigating Lockdowns

Navigating Lockdowns

Although many schools require lockdowns as a safety measure, they often trigger anxiety and even trauma for students. Children who are regularly exposed to frightening circumstances may experience depression,...

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