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Flipping the lid brain

Discover how to unleash the full potential of your brain by flipping the lid. Explore techniques and exercises that will help you tap into your brain's amazing capabilities.
1.     Use connection to calm him down. go down to his level, look him in the eyes.  2. empathise with him   “I know you love that green plate and it feels unfair that G took it away.” 3.     Tell him the story of what’s going on: name the emotions and the triggers so he can learn to recognise the emotions and they aren’t so scary. “I can see you’re feeling angry.U really wanted tt green plate.” 4. once he has calmed down, coach on a better way to respond. Feeling Angry, Whole Brain Child, Brain Models, School Counseling Lessons, Literacy And Numeracy, Higher Order Thinking, Parent Teacher, Brain Science, Child Therapy

The Science of a Meltdown: Why Do Young Kids Freak Out About Little Things? — Feed the Parent

When we were visiting family friends recently: 5yo Johnny says: “I don’t want the pink plate, I want the green one. Gemma took my green plate!“ Tears, screeching and then hits his sister Gemma. It’s amazing how little things can so upset a young child, isn’t it?! So what’s happening – w

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Flipping a Lid: Brain Activities and Lesson - Shop The Responsive Counselor

Empower students by teaching them about their brain and their feelings using the hand model of the brain! This resource is a kid-friendly way of explaining what “flipping a lid” means by illustrating the roles of the wise owl pre-frontal cortex, guard dog amygdala, and memory saver hippocampus. It also allows you to begin a discussion about how to self-regulate when you […]

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Allison Rodgers
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#emotions #upstairsdownstairsbrain #activitiesforkids #brainforkids #emotionalregulation Flip Your Lid Brain Activity, Flipping Your Lid Brain, Flipping Your Lid, Flip Your Lid, Upstairs Downstairs Brain, Brain Worksheet, Social Work Interventions, Coping Toolbox, Dan Siegel

My Upstairs and Downstairs Brain- The Contented Child

Downloadable Resources Access practical resources created by The Contented Child team for schools and parents, designed to help you provide the best support and guidance. Wellbeing & Emotions Practical resources for use both at home and in professional settings to support wellbeing and emotional regulation. Interventions A range of practical activities and interventions to support […]

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Carissa Cruces
Flip Your Lid Brain Activity
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Coping Skills Game for Self-Regulation - Shop The Responsive Counselor

This coping and resiliency board game is great for individual or small group counseling with students that become easily dysregulated or have a tough time coping with day to day stressors at school. It’s a cooperative game that can be played in individual counseling or in group counseling to promote self-regulation, coping skills, and becoming […]

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Patricia Hollinger
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Mindfulness and Coping Videos and Posters - Shop The Responsive Counselor

This resource is a set of animated slides/videos for leading your students in various breathing strategies, body relaxation skills, and mindfulness activities. They can be used as videos or as printed visuals and scripts. They are for: •Whole group lessons: the start, the end, transitions, etc. •Small group counseling •Individual counseling •Distance learning activities […]

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How to teach your kids about the brain — ThinkAvellana

How to teach your kids about the brain: Laying strong foundations for emotional intelligence. Knowledge is power. When children understand what’s happening in the brain, it can be the first step to having the power to make choices. Knowledge can be equally powerful to par

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