Managing Anxiety in the Classroom - Strategies for Teachers
Anxious students need support across routines, sensory needs, communication and academics. This reference gives you 12 strategy tables for recognizing anxiety and responding consistently at school and home.
What's Inside
- Recognizing and Monitoring Anxiety
- Using Visual Supports to Reduce Anxiety
- Helping Students Develop Coping Strategies
- Building Predictable Routines and Schedules
- Supporting Students During Transitions
- Incorporating Sensory Tools and Breaks
- Encouraging Open Communication About Feelings
- Collaborating with Families to Manage Anxiety
- Adapting Academic Expectations for Anxious Students
- Plus more, each in a Strategy, Tip, Why It Works format
How It Helps You
- Helps you match a strategy to a specific student or situation
- Includes academic adjustments, not only emotional support
- Supports consistent communication with families
Ways to Use It
Use it to plan supports for a student, prepare for parent conversations, or share with counselors and special education staff.
Who It's For
Classroom teachers, school counselors and special education staff supporting students with anxiety.
Format
PDF (print-ready) and PPTX (editable). 12 strategy tables. Instant download.
Need more than one?
If you need support across more behavior and emotional topics, the bundle adds tables on emotional regulation, self-regulation, de-escalation and more. The Behavior and Emotional Support Mega Bundle includes this resource and more in one download, and you save 25% compared to buying each item separately.
