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A high-school life-skills resource teaching students to recognize and cope with stress, distinguish stress from anxiety, and build related social-emotional skills (empathy, coping with depression, finding purpose, confidence, self-care) through nonfiction reading passages and critical-thinking questions.
Teaches that making mistakes is normal, how to recognize a mistake that hurts someone's feelings, and how to apologize using a STOP-LOOK-SAY method.
Teach children to recognize and label emotions using a set of fan pieces with emotion words.
The set offers labeled and unlabeled cartoon-face and emoji dice, a word-only die, a personal-experience prompt die and a scenario die. Cut, fold and assemble selected nets for speaking activities. Learners can name a feeling, describe an expression or discuss a fictional situation; invite them to pass on personal questions.
A social-emotional learning (SEL) curriculum framework for grades 4-7, organized into four seasonally-themed phases (self-awareness, social awareness, relationship skills, and decision-making) called the 'Seasonal Cyclicality Model.'
Teaches grade 5 students about common mental health issues (depression and anxiety), their symptoms, coping strategies, and how students can support others struggling with mental health, while addressing stigma and attitudes.
A distance-learning physical education/mental health lesson teaching students what mindfulness is and how to practice and report on a mindfulness exercise done at home.
An editable end-of-year writing prompt activity ('It's the end of the year!') for students to reflect on their favorite book, friendships, learning, effort, memories, and goals for next year.
This is an Emotions + Feelings Activity Pack. Each of these activities are a great way to introduce vocabulary, name emotions, and match. There is a poster wheel with emotion words. There are emotion and feeling pictures. There are also flashcards - two words are on one side and a picture is on the other side.
A Jeopardy-style SEL quiz show that teaches students to distinguish healthy friendship behavior from unhealthy 'frenemy' behavior across true/false questions, act-it-out scenarios, and perspective-taking prompts.
This "How does she feel?" Emotions Activity is a great way for your little learners to discuss and explore emotions. There are 2 JPG files that can be displayed or printed. One file is the girl's head and the other file are the different emotions/facial features. Students will learn vocabulary and more about feelings with this activity.
A 59-page SEL workbook helping students explore self-regulation, bullying and staying safe, relationships and conflict, and emotional intelligence.
A P.E./health movement-station unit that builds awareness of and empathy for children with disabilities by having students experience simulated exceptionalities through movement activities.
An emergent reader booklet giving beginning readers repeated practice recognizing and reading the sight word "am" in context, built around a feelings/emotions theme.
An SEL 'Roll-a-Die' resource: eight themed pages of six reflection/discussion prompts each (matching the six sides of a die), covering self-awareness, social connection, conversation, goal-setting, and emotional check-ins.
The download supplies two emotions crosswords with solutions and a separate link to the Four Corners slides. Preview the linked activity before teaching and review the feeling words students will use. The printable puzzles can also be selected for vocabulary practice.
A large emoji-based SEL unit teaching 30 emotion words (e.g., happy, furious, embarrassed, nauseated) through labeling, matching, fill-in-the-blank, word search, and crossword activities, provided in two versions (upper grade / lower grade spacing).
Provide a set of circle-time activities for K-3 classroom routines or homeschool schedules, focused on art, music, drama, and social-emotional group activities.
Reinforce social-emotional-learning vocabulary about hope and healing (e.g., renew, hope, future, optimism, trust, bright) through three puzzle formats.
A social-emotional learning resource (illustrated animated story plus printable matching version) that teaches girls in grades K-2 how to self-advocate: asking for what they need, asking for help, and expressing feelings, followed by skill-building activities distinguishing helpful vs. unhelpful self-advocacy strategies and applying…
A social story teaching the expectation of keeping clothes on while at school, intended as a proactive/preventative behavioral teaching tool rather than a punitive one.
A 'first days of 2nd grade' flip-book activity where students record facts and feelings about starting the new school year.
Digital, no-print social-skills resource teaching identification and interpretation of feelings/emotions from facial expression cues, with an optional Boom Cards deck version.
Free download After discussing friendship qualities in a story, students connect those qualities with pizza toppings. They color and assemble a pizza template and can design an original topping. An optional step allows extra portions of a topping to show a quality they value especially highly.