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Turn familiar manners into a listening game with 50 bingo cards and a set of calling cards. Students find the phrase you read, cover its space, and watch for a winning line. The included markers and directions support setup; between rounds, you can invite children to give an example of one phrase in classroom life.
Good Sportsmanship Activity Booklet, Playing Fair Activities, Educational, Girl Scout Badge Resource This beneficial teaching resource focuses on the development of good sportsmanship skills among students in middle school grades (Grades 6…
In this lesson, students will learn about how to be good sports. They will learn about poor versus good sportsmanship. There is a 6 slide Google Presentation that guides the lesson.
Help take the frustration on of winning and losing games by helping students learn about good sportsmanship. Have students learn that there are good ways to win and good ways to lose as well as negative ways of winning and losing.
These fun, animal themed Goodbye Calls will help your students engage in the prosocial behavior of saying goodbye to others. Skills Addressed: Salutations Social Pragmatics Eye Contact Manners Rhyming Vocabulary
In this SEL Boom Cards resource, students will learn the difference between gossiping and venting. There are 24 task playing cards and 6 other cards that are explanation/introductory cards.
Gratitude Bingo Game is a fun way to present ideas on how to show gratitude for the people, places, and things we love. It's an awesome tool to help our kids realize that showing gratitude is not only appreciated by the receiver but also…
Activity Introduction An amazing activity designed for the students to have fun learning about our daily activities or even to have fun learning more about our mental health.
A gratitude jar craft/journaling activity (branded 'Ponder Palette Plazza') in which students record and reflect on things they are grateful for, sold under a Thanksgiving-themed listing.
A dramatic play center set that turns the classroom into a pretend grocery store to build language, math, and social skills through role play.
This Grocery Store Dramatic Play Pack can be used all-year round to encourage emergent talk, social skills and math. This pack also includes social distancing features that the children may be familiar with during these strange times!
In this product, you will get instructions and 32 different feeling cards that are a part of a "guess the emotion" game. Each group will receive a stack of cards with an emotion written on it.
It's time to get festive! These Halloween task cards are such a fun activity to introduce to your students while practicing the size of the problem.
Extend a discussion of Hands Off, Harry! with a path board that prompts students to consider respectful personal space and helpful actions. A separate drawing page asks learners to represent their own personal-space bubble. Use the game for a small-group conversation, then let students draw and explain the boundaries they would like others to respect.
In this Hearing VS. Listening lesson, students will understand that hearing is a passive skill whereas listening is a more active social skill.
Heart-shaped emotion cards and a playdough activity teaching basic feelings/emotions, Valentine's Day themed.
This song is a great way for students to learn how to deal with bullies. The Hey Bully Song is catchy and easy to remember, so students will be able to sing along and stand up to bullies with confidence.
This product is the Hey Bully Song (Original Music Video). It is a great resource for teachers to use to help their students learn how to deal with bullies. The song is catchy and the video is great. This product will help teachers in the USA to teach their students about bullying.
Help young students learn classmates' names and practice turn-taking through a name song/chant, usable as a back-to-school or carpet-time activity.
Build a character-education mini booklet exploring honesty through guided drawing and writing prompts, differentiated for K-1 and grades 2-3.
A social-skills activity (from the 'Socially Skilled Kids' series) presenting scenario cards where students decide how to respond kindly to a peer's situation.
Product Title: How To Avoid Digital Drama - An SEL Lesson Plan The world of technology has opened numerous avenues for communication, but it also introduces a minefield of potential problems, namely digital drama and cyberbullying.
I Can Be A Good Friend | Social Skills Story and Activities 2 This robust resource is a versatile teaching aid custom-crafted to guide student understanding about the intricacies of friendship.
A social skills story and activity set that teaches upper-elementary students why, when, and how to be flexible in social situations.