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Are you looking for a fun way to keep your students engaged while still focusing on students learning about their emotions. This Valentine's Day Feelings Puzzle helps students to identify and label their emotions while celebrating the…
Valentine's Day Heart Themed Emotions Puzzles For Identifying Feelings This effective and interactive teaching resource is designed for early learning, preschool, kindergarten, or grade 1 students.
Valentines Day Sorting Activity - Physical Responses and Emotions A comprehensive, easy-to-implement teaching resource designed to assist early learners and students up through grade 1 in understanding emotional responses and identifying their corresponding physical manifestations. The focus of this engaging activity centers around…
Free download Teaching elementary students with special needs about voice volume has several important benefits, including: Improved Social Interactions – Helps students communicate more effectively with peers and adults by adjusting their voice…
Using the appropriate voice volume and tone is a very important social skill, utilizing self control and perspective taking. Some children struggle to understand what voice volume and tone are and why it is important to vary them…
Do your students need help understanding the appropriate Voice Volume to use? Do they talk to loud? Too quietly? Do they not understand what affect this has on others?
A five-level thermometer makes voice volume visible, numbered 1–5 and labeled Too Quiet, Just Right and Too Loud. Scenario cards invite students to discuss which level fits a setting, including quiet places, play, and emergencies. Demonstrate the levels together, then use the prompts to practice choosing and explaining an appropriate volume.
Waiting plans and strategies for how to wait are very important for children to develop as they move through elementary school. Some children need explicit instruction to learn how {and why} to wait.
What Are The School Rules? An SEL Mystery Reveal Activity! This resource is designed specifically for preschool, kindergarten, grade 1 and grade 2 educators aiming to make the understanding of school rules an engaging and interactive task.
A flip-book craft for students to write or draw about the people, places, and things they love, including themselves.
A life-skills lesson teaching students how to give, receive, and communicate consent, including nonverbal cues, through discussion, an activity, and role-play scenarios.
What Is The Kelso's Choice? An SEL Mystery Reveal Activity The "What Is The Kelso's Choice? An SEL Mystery Reveal Activity" resource is a unique teaching tool that caters to educators seeking an engaging approach for Social Emotional…
What Should Diego Do? A Choose Their Fate SEL Boom Card Deck with Audio This engaging and interactive teaching resource is specialized for social and emotional learning (SEL).
Product Introduction What Should Katie Do? Choose Their Own Fate SEL Boom Cards! (With Audio) is a meticulously crafted teaching resource designed to stimulate Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) among students.
Winter Feelings Mats | Christmas Feelings Board | Play Doh Mats | Coping Skills for Kids This is an educational resource designed to aid in the emotional development of young children.
In this winter-themed activity , students will think of their goals for the new year. Students will have a sheet with a snowglobe, and a sheet of images they can choose and write goals on them.
"Wonderfully Different" is an easy-to-use early childhood book for lots of different age ranges including special populations. It is designed to celebrate diversity and inclusion in a way young learners can easily understand.
Students can learn about basic feelings and emotions with these yeti feelings and emotions cards and playdough activity. This yeti themed activity will make a great winter theme for students who are learning about emotions and feelings…
A Venn-diagram SEL activity where paired students compare their likes and interests to build understanding of similarities, differences, and acceptance of diversity.
Product Description: 'You Decide Their Fate! Friendship problem-solving Boom Cards' is an engaging tool designed for 4th to 7th grade learners.
You Decide Their Fate: Exploring Friendship, Problem-Solving & Consequences Presenting 'You Decide Their Fate - 3 Different Friendship Problem-Solving Adventures', an innovative educational task for Grade 4 to Grade 7 students.
A multi-activity teaching resource that helps young students recognize and celebrate individual differences and build a bullying-free, respectful classroom culture.
A 146-page book of interactive thematic units and activities for building student communication skills and preventing conflict, organized around four themes: Talking Honestly, Learning with Others, Sharing Feelings, Explaining What You Want, and Spreading Peace.
A social story to help children process losing games/competitions gracefully and manage related feelings of sadness or anger.