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Stop, Think, Act Lesson Plan

Empower a 7th grade student with ADHD to apply the Stop-Think-Act strategy for impulse control by identifying triggers, practicing self-monitoring, and creating a personalized pause plan.

Impulse control is critical for academic engagement and positive social interactions. Teaching the Stop-Think-Act strategy helps students with ADHD develop self-regulation skills, reduce impulsive behaviors, and build confidence in managing responses in challenging situations.

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Teacher Preparation

15 minutes

Step 1

Introduction to Stop-Think-Act

10 minutes

Step 2

Identifying Personal Triggers

20 minutes

Step 3

Guided Self-Monitoring Practice

30 minutes

Step 4

Developing a Personalized Pause Plan

20 minutes

Step 5

Reflection and Next Steps

10 minutes

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Stop, Think, Act

Session Objectives

What Is Impulse Control?

Introducing Stop-Think-Act

Identify Your Triggers

Self-Monitoring Practice

Practice Scenarios

Create Your Pause Plan

Reflection & Goals

Next Steps

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Stop, Think, Act

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