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No Prep Anger Management Bingo Game is a fun and engaging way to help students learn self-control, emotional awareness, and healthy coping skills. Since bingo is a familiar game, it's easy to set up and encourages participation while reinforcing important social-emotional learning concepts. I like using this activity during SEL lessons, counseling…
a hands-on SEL/physical-education tool: students assemble paper cube dice covering movement, yoga poses, calming strategies, stretches, and feelings, then roll them to practice physical activity and emotional regulation
Support your students’ social-emotional learning with this Calming Corner Bingo Game , designed to help children practice healthy coping strategies in a fun, interactive way. Perfect for your classroom’s calm-down area, SEL lessons, or small group activities. What’s Included In This Calming Corner Bingo Game Pack? 30 Unique Calming…
A flashcard set teaching toddlers/young children calming strategies to support self-regulation and emotional awareness.
A two-sided SEL handout that helps students identify their personal anger triggers and practice calm-down strategies.
Printable visual breathing boards (shape-based) intended to teach children self-regulation and calming breathing techniques, per the seller's description, for use in a calming corner or calm-down kit.
A social-emotional learning bundle combining a BINGO game for practicing problem-solving strategies with posters/exercises for calming down and deep breathing.
SEL craft and coping-strategies activity: students create a turtle-shell craft representing personal coping strategies for managing difficult emotions.
An editable flip book of calm-down strategy visuals for a classroom calm-down corner or take-a-break area.
A social story to help children process losing games/competitions gracefully and manage related feelings of sadness or anger.
Help students (ages 7-12) recognize and manage test-anxiety feelings around state testing, through a personalized social story with self-reflection and coping-strategy activities.
An interactive, personalized social story workbook ('My Big Feelings') that helps students (ages 7-12) identify emotions, especially anger, understand what triggers them, and learn/practice coping tools to self-regulate.
A one-page mindfulness activity that guides students through four themed breathing exercises to support emotional regulation and mental well-being.
A short social story for children who kick when angry or frustrated, validating the feeling while teaching that kicking is never acceptable and offering calming alternatives.
This engaging and interactive review game is the perfect way to teach kids different self regulation activities and calming strategies, while reviewing their knowledge of different coping skills! This no-prep coping skill lesson is the perfect way to teach and review different calming strategies that kids can use when they feel dysregulated. With digital…
A single-page SEL worksheet that gives students a structured way to write down worries as a coping/mindfulness activity.
SEL resource teaching students calm-down and self-regulation strategies via classroom posters and a lesson.
A social skills story and activity set teaching young children to recognize undesirable ("NO") behaviors and replace them with acceptable ("GO") behaviors, for behavior support/social skills instruction.
Are you wanting a counseling game that will spice up your coping skills lessons in your counseling sessions? This Coping Skills Bingo Game is perfect for keeping engagement high in your sessions while also teaching your students all about different coping skills! This coping skills activity is the perfect counseling activity. With 46 different calming…
A pack of printable classroom posters/visual supports for teaching social-emotional and self-regulation skills, branded 'Socially Skilled Kids', intended to be printed on cardstock and laminated for classroom or therapy-room display.
Help elementary students (grades 1-4) identify and name feelings, practice empathy, and learn healthy coping skills, using a dinosaur-character storybook and follow-up worksheets.
Help young students identify and communicate their emotional state and choose coping strategies to self-regulate (SEL feelings check-in board).
Teaches students (SEL/character education) techniques for managing stress, worry, and events outside their control, using a read-aloud story ('The Worry Box'), a companion song/poem, a poster, and a class activity of writing/drawing worries to place in a decorated 'Worry Box.'
Dozens of uniquely arranged coping-skills bingo cards pair a 5-by-5 grid of self-regulation strategies -- breathe deep, count 1 to 10, hug a toy, squeeze ball, talk to someone, take a break -- with a matching set of calling cards a teacher reads aloud to run the game, plus a free-space center square on every card. An included how-to-use guide walks teachers through preparing and laminating materials, distributing a card and chips to each player, explaining horizontal, vertical, and diagonal winning patterns, and calling out items one at a time from the shuffled calling cards. A separate bingo-marker page supplies a printable chip or token sheet to cover called squares as they come up. The activity doubles as a bingo game and a mindfulness/SEL vocabulary review, since students must recognize and recall each coping strategy by name as it's called.