Thriving With ADHD: Learning the Skills to Self-Regulate, Focus, & Succeed
What's included
1 live meeting
35 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
US Grade 3 - 5
Living with ADHD can be frustrating, but this class is here to help! In this class, we: βοΈlearn how having ADHD can be an asset βοΈdevelop executive functioning tools for dealing with anger, improving focus, and developing more effective communication βοΈlearn to reframe the way we think about ADHD with fun activities and lessons for creating a morning routine, making a homework chart, coping with emotions, and more! The lesson topics include: My Strengths and Weaknesses: Feb. 25 Lesson 1: Look at the bright side of ADHD March 3 Lesson 2: How do people see me? March 10 Lesson 3: Creative self-portrait March 17 Lesson 4: Self-Collage March 24 Lesson 5: From failure to success March 31 Lesson 6: Famous after flops April 7 Lesson 7: Building self-esteem Managing Emotions: Skills for Anger, Frustration, and Outbursts April 14 Lesson 8: I spy my triggers April 21 Lesson 9: Anger true and false April 28 Lesson 10: Recognizing emotions May 5 Lesson 11: Elevator breathing May 12 Lesson 12: "I" statements May 19 Lesson 13: Bendable thinking May 26 Lesson 14: Empathy checks Skills for Focus, Attention, and Listening June 2 Lesson 15: Private investigator June 9 Lesson 16: Anchor down June 16 Lesson 17: Break time activities June 23 Lesson 18: Emergency focus cards June 30 Lesson 19: Homework jar July 7 Lesson 20: Helpful or harmful? ADHD and Me in the Word: Success and Home, School, and with Friends July 14 Lesson 21: Night before list July 21 Lesson 22: Morning map July 28 Lesson 23: Notes to self August 4 Lesson 24: Picture it August 11 Lesson 25: FLOAT: A bedtime unwinding ritual Friends, Communication, and Speaking Up: August 18 Lesson 26: Empathy drawing August 25 Lesson 27: Friendship September 1 Lesson 28: 3 True, 1 false September 8 Lesson 29: Positive vs. demanding September 15 Lesson 30: Feel-good actions September 22 Lesson 31: How to ask for what I need September 29 Lesson 32: Sandwich method A Plan for Making Plans: Homework, Projects, and Long-Term Plans October 6 Lesson 33: What type of learner am I? October 13 Lesson 34: Weekly homework chart October 20 Lesson 35: Rocking my priorities October 27 Lesson 36: Picture this November 3 Lesson 37: 3 step planning November 10 Lesson 38: Obstacle maze I Am Prepared: November 17 Lesson 39: My positive future November 24 Lesson 40: Recipe for success December 1 Lesson 41: Leaping Hurdles *Leaves of Learning Academy is an organization on Outschool with about 18 teachers. Occasionally, the teacher/counselor for this class may not be able to teach and a substitute teacher/counselor from the organization will take her place. Only teachers/counselors who are licensed and trained to teach this materials will serve as a possible substitute for the class. A message will be posted in the Outschool classroom before the class takes place in the event a substitute will be teaching. I am happy to offer a refund to any learner who prefers not to attend the class with a substitute. Please send a message through Outschool in that event and I will issue a refund. Thank you! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Outschool policies regarding refunds for classes: β If your learner misses a class meeting, you are not entitled to a refund. Your teacher may, however, transfer your learner to another available section, or provide a class recording, at their discretion. β If your learner has not joined the meeting 10 minutes after the classβs start time, the meeting may be cancelled, at the teacherβs discretion. This is considered a missed meeting and you are not entitled to a refund. β Refunds are not guaranteed in the event that your learner misses a past or future class meeting due to a schedule conflict, and will depend on the class-specific refund policy. β If your learnerβs meeting time changes because of daylight saving time starting or ending for several world regions, you are not entitled to a refund if theyβre unable to attend. Please review your learnerβs schedule ahead of time to ensure you know when classes are meeting.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Material will be presented in Nearpod.
This class focuses on understanding ADHD and learning strategies for managing ADHD and the range of emotions that accompany the disorder. Topics will not be therapeutic in nature. This is not offering therapy for learners. This class is designed to allow for guided and controlled conversation around the topic of ADHD. Learners will be encouraged to be encouraging, inclusive, and positive with each other. The teacher (a licensed school counselor) will guide the conversations and keep the conversations focused on the topic for that class. The structure of the class allows the teacher tightly controlling the topics, content, and conversation to assure each class session is in line with Outschool's policy.
Supply List
A copy of the handout posted in the Outschool classroom before class and a pencil
Language of Instruction
English
Teacher expertise and credentials
8 teachers have teaching certificates
Ohio Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Ohio Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Ohio Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Pennsylvania Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Ohio Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Alabama Teaching Certificate in Special Education
Ohio Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Ohio Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
7 teachers have a Graduate degree
Master's Degree in Education from Xavier University
Master's Degree in Education from Wright State University
Master's Degree in Education from University of Phoenix
Master's Degree in Education from Concordia University
Master's Degree in Education from Xavier University
Master's Degree in Education from Marygrove College
Master's Degree in Special Education from University of West Alabama
5 teachers have a Bachelor's degree
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Ohio University
Bachelor's Degree from Miami University
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Ohio University
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Universidad San Francisco de Quito
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Miami University
Rachel Smith is the teacher for this class. She is a licensed elementary school counselor with over 18 years of (lived) experience working with small groups of children to support them in developing the skills necessary to live and function successfully with ADHD. She is a trained expert and professional in handling the range of emotions that come with living with ADHD and supporting young learners in dealing with these emotions successfully.
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Live Group Class
$12
weekly1x per week
35 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-10
1-9 learners per class