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Feelings Charades SEL Cubes teaching resource preview
Feelings & self-awareness

Feelings Charades SEL Cubes

A charades-style SEL activity using build-your-own cube templates (feelings cube, animals cube, blank cube).

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PDF
Level
1–4
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Stress Management PowerPoint SEL Lesson-NO PREP! teaching resource preview
Coping, calm & self-regulation

Stress Management PowerPoint SEL Lesson-NO PREP!

Use discussion prompts to distinguish stressors students can influence from those outside their control. The lesson proposes a book-weight activity as a metaphor for accumulated stress, followed by an index-card reflection on possible strategies. Allow imagined examples and adapt the demonstration with books on a table when needed; the separately linked things I can and cannot control worksheet offers a related independent sorting task.

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Microsoft PowerPoint
Level
5–11
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Roll & Respond-Managing Stress teaching resource preview
Coping, calm & self-regulation

Roll & Respond-Managing Stress

A partner dice-and-discuss SEL bingo game (file title states Grades 3-6) exploring stress triggers, coping strategies, and the body's stress response, with an accompanying answer sheet.

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Level
3–6
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Cut, Sort & Glue – Identifying Feelings Activity teaching resource preview
Feelings & self-awareness

Cut, Sort & Glue – Identifying Feelings Activity

A one-page cut-sort-and-glue worksheet that has students sort short scenario phrases or pictures into two contrasting categories (feeling word vs. matching face) as social-emotional-learning (SEL) practice.

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PDF
Level
Pre-K–2
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Draw the Emotion Faces – SEL Drawing Worksheet teaching resource preview
Feelings & self-awareness

Draw the Emotion Faces – SEL Drawing Worksheet

Nine emotion words — happy, sad, angry, surprised, excited, shy, worried, frustrated, and scared — are printed in a grid, each paired with a blank face outline for students to draw the matching facial expression. The two-page file favors breadth of vocabulary over depth, naming nine distinct emotions rather than grouping related feelings, which suits a quick SEL warm-up or check-in activity. A closing credits page thanks the clip-art illustrator and includes a social-media prompt rather than additional content. The same emotion vocabulary can be practiced as a whole-class activity with an emoji bingo game that has students recognize feelings rather than draw them.

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Dominoes: Feelings teaching resource preview
Feelings & self-awareness

Dominoes: Feelings

Build feelings/emotions vocabulary by matching printed words to their corresponding pictures, to support emotional-intelligence lessons.

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PDF
Length
5 pages
Level
2–6
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Playing With Friends Social Story teaching resource preview
Friendship, kindness & empathy

Playing With Friends Social Story

A social story teaching children how to cope when a friend wants to play something different, or doesn't want to play, without becoming angry or upset.

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PDF
Length
19 pages
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Strategies to manage stress volume 1 teaching resource preview
Coping, calm & self-regulation

Strategies to manage stress volume 1

A worksheet-based resource teaching students to recognize physical, mental, and behavioral symptoms of stress and apply coping strategies (deep breathing, journaling, exercise, mindfulness, SMART goals, conflict resolution).

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PDF
Level
3–5
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I Have Depression Social Story teaching resource preview
Classroom community & SEL lessons

I Have Depression Social Story

A first-person social story that explains what depression is, how it can affect feelings/behavior, and coping strategies, aimed at helping a child (particularly one who is autistic or otherwise struggles with interpreting emotions) understand depression.

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