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Color By Code: Good and Bad Coping Skills School Counseling Activity The Color By Code: Good and Bad Coping Skills School Counseling Activity is a powerful, hand-on educational tool that facilitates children's understanding and management of their emotions. It merges visually invoking activities with fundamental life skills teaching,…
A social-emotional learning (SEL) activity teaching impulse control and social filtering skills by having students judge whether a statement should be thought silently or said aloud in social situations.
A flashcard set teaching toddlers/young children calming strategies to support self-regulation and emotional awareness.
Help young children identify and understand a range of basic emotions (happy, sad, angry, afraid, silly, furious, bored, surprised, disappointed, worried, confident, confused) through games and activities.
Are you looking for a counseling game that will not only help your students identify their feelings but also keep them engaged in your sessions? This Emotions Bingo Game is perfect for your counseling sessions!
Play a whole-class guessing game that reveals pictures of people's emotions square by square to build emotion-recognition skills.
Give grades 4-5 students practice applying the RACE writing strategy to reading passages with mental health and SEL themes (companion set to a related mental-health-prompts product).
A floor game and table-top game to help young children (Pre-K through Grade 3) recognize, name, and discuss different emotions.
A social-emotional learning sorting game teaching students to connect physical bodily reactions (e.g. racing heart, sweaty palms) with the emotions that cause them, to build emotional-labeling skills.
A partner dice-and-discuss SEL bingo game (file title states Grades K-3rd) in which students identify and discuss feelings/emotions.
Teach the concept of reputation (including online/digital reputation) through a Social-Emotional Learning discussion 'scoot' game
Play bingo with emoji faces and labels for feelings, expressions, and physical states. A thirty-label reference, teacher call cards, and cut-out flashcards support the game. Review unfamiliar labels before play so students can connect a called word with the intended expression on a card.
Teach the social-emotional-learning distinction between 'bossy' and 'flexible' communication/behavior through a printable board-and-card game followed by a color-by-code mystery mosaic reinforcement activity.
A social-emotional-learning story teaching students to accept help, redirection, and physical proximity/touch from teachers as a normal, positive part of school (e.g. for students who resist teacher assistance).
A set of emotion vocabulary cards and a matching bingo game for social-emotional development.
SEL resource teaching students calm-down and self-regulation strategies via classroom posters and a lesson.
An SEL (social-emotional learning) lesson teaching young students to identify feelings and recognize that feelings come in different sizes/intensities, built around a Google Slides story with two dog/cat characters.
An indoor recess gross-motor game in which students physically act out emotions.
A one-page cut-sort-and-glue worksheet that has students sort short scenario phrases or pictures into two contrasting categories (present vs. not in present (mindfulness/distraction)) as social-emotional-learning (SEL) practice.
A narrative-based vocabulary and creative-writing activity in which the well-behaved dog character 'Pom Pom' is bitten by another dog and chooses to walk away and become friends with a formerly troublesome dog rather than seek revenge.
Teach students to categorize friendship behaviors as healthy (flower), bothersome (weed), or unhealthy (cactus) via a printable handout; the primary interactive activity (audio Boom deck) is hosted externally on Boom Learning.
Help kids explore emotions through play! This printable feelings memory matching game is a fun and engaging way for children to practice emotional recognition, memory skills, focus, and social interaction while playing a classic matching game. Children flip the cards, look for matching emotion pairs, and talk about different feelings as they play. The…
A social-emotional learning (SEL) activity introducing personal preference, individuality, and respect for differences through a 'Would You Rather' style coloring activity.
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.