Download These Journaling Templates
Sometimes, the hardest part of reflecting is taking the time to do so. Habits can take up to three months to form, so to help
Downloadable Resources
The Editorial Team has linked to many helpful downloadable resources for teachers, from classroom worksheets to thought leadership readings. One day, somebody asked if there was a central area where a visitor could access all those downloadables. At the time we sadly responded no, but that gave us the idea to create this central repository page that links to all the downloadable documents we’ve highlighted for our readers. Browse this list and discover the perfect worksheet or reading material.
As we create more articles and discover more helpful downloadable documents, we will share them here as well so keep a look out in the future.
Resilient Educator Downloadables
In this section, you can find student activity worksheets that are hosted by Resilient Educator. These are resilient exercises for children, but they can serve a variety of usages.
Student Activity: Reach for the Stars!
DIRECTIONS Have you ever wished upon a star? Starlight, star bright,First star I see tonight… Sometimes you might wish for things to happen, but you
Student Activity: The Game of Life
Life can have many ups and downs. In order to stay motivated, it helps to set some long-term goals, and then figure out the short-term
Student Activity: My Superpowers
DIRECTIONS – Part 1 Life is full of changes, some big and some small. Can you think of a big change that has happened to
Student Activity: My Positive Pledge
DIRECTIONS Think of all the things that keep you positive. Fill in your My Positive Pledge below. Print it out and post it in a
Student Activity: Balancing My Responsibilities vs Activities
DIRECTIONS – Part 1 In the My Responsibilities section in the diagram, write your duties: the things that you must do and are responsible for
Student Activity: Mind-Body Connector
We can start to recognize our feelings and our emotions by feeling them in our body. Can you identify where you feel certain emotions? DIRECTIONS
Student Activity: Ready, Set, Routine!
DIRECTIONS – Part 1 – Log Your Routine In order to create a well-balanced daily schedule, it is a good idea to first reflect on
Student Activity: Calming Cards and Calming Catcher
Sometimes in life, when you are stressed or frustrated, you might need a little reminder about how to calm yourself.. in your back pocket! Find
Student Activity: Taking Care of “Self”
DIRECTIONS In each section, draw or write a way in which you take care of your mind, body, and heart. Use a brad to fasten
Student Activity: Be a Journalist
DIRECTIONS – Part 1 – Observe & Interview You are going to be a journalist and write a news story about a day in the
Trauma and Resilience Resources
There’s a lot of content on Resilient Educator about trauma and resilience. Some of the articles penned by The Editorial Team consists of references to these documents. We’ve curated them in one location so you can read them yourselves. Discover great tips for managing trauma and building resilience in school environments.
Classroom Lesson Plans and Resources
Looking for fun exercises to pique your students’ interests? These are links to worksheets we’ve linked to throughout the website. We hope you find these worksheets useful.
Readings: Thought About Education
There’s a lot of thoughts about the education system and how it impacts students and teachers. Here are links to some downloadable documents that you can read during your free time.