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Classroom decor featuring positive affirmation posters for social-emotional encouragement.
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Classroom decor featuring positive affirmation posters for social-emotional encouragement.
Build a grade-level social-emotional/community-building challenge in which students collectively log 1,000 acts of kindness, originally tied to celebrating the 100th/1,000th day of school for 5th graders.
Includes: family letter explaining the 1,000 Acts of Kindness Challenge tied to the 1,000th day of school · large stack of small 'I was kind when I ___' fill-in slips/tickets (repeated 9-per-page format across multiple pages, intended to…
The Coffee Kids Feeling Faces Menu: An Engaging Teaching Resource The Coffee Kids Feeling Faces Menu is a significant, alluring, and practicable teaching tool. It has been created for teachers, homeschooling parents and significantly aids students in discerning, distinguishing and understanding a variety of emotions…
Read/watch an illustrated story about making mistakes; review 'How To Say I'm Sorry' STOP/LOOK/SAY posters; read apology role-play scenario cards and practice or role-play an apology response.
Includes: Animated story slideshow (.ppsx, 18 slides) - 'It's Okay To Make Mistakes!' (boy-presenting characters) · 'How To Say I'm Sorry' STOP/LOOK/SAY poster activity
Whole Body Emotions Menu - Reference Poster and Feelings Chart Designed as a supportive teaching tool, the Whole Body Emotions Menu serves both as a reference poster and feelings chart. It's goal is to encourage social-emotional learning in early grade students from preschool to grade 1. This interactive tool helps…
Watch two (externally linked/embedded, not included) videos of teens using the phrase; discuss and write responses to reflection questions on post-its for a poster activity; compare insulting someone using a racial, religious, or sexual-orientation term; write a persuasive letter to a chosen recipient (school…
Includes: title/definition slide (hate speech definition) · discussion question slide on how teens use 'that's so gay'
Look at the poster to determine whether their working speed is 'too slow', 'just right', or 'too fast', then choose from listed 'I can...' options (take a break, take a walk, learn, get a drink, color).
Includes: single-page poster/chart with a speed self-assessment section (Too slow / Just right / Too fast) and an 'I can...' options section (do…
Passive display for reference; students use the posters to identify/practice emotion vocabulary associated with each letter.
Includes: table of contents (Big Alphabet Posters pages 5-30, Half Size Posters pages 32-44, Emotions Alphabet Menu page 45) · half-sheet size versions of the same posters
Provide a reference poster/chart for identifying and labeling common emotions.
Includes: 2 identical/near-identical 'Emotions Menu' pages listing 8 emotion words: annoyed, excited, angry, sad, happy, scared, surprised…
Students engage with a poem and song about being special, complete reproducible worksheets about themselves (portrait, family, home, favorite things, feelings, word search), make art projects (e.g. a personal mobile, time capsule), and assemble a take-home 'My Book About ME' and a 'This is ME!' poster; a Certificate…
Includes: 'I Am Special!' poem · 'There's No One Else Just Like ME!' song (tune of 'Are You Sleeping?')
Explore Smores Emotions Menu-- Feelings Chart and Reference Poster.
Learn and practice 5 strategies (count to 10, cover mouth with hand/finger, stop and think, take a deep breath, raise hand and wait turn) via strategy cards and posters; complete a coloring worksheet selecting which strategy they would try, and a fill-in worksheet describing what they can do instead of interrupting.
Includes: 5 strategy cards/posters (count to 10, cover my mouth, stop and think, take a deep breath, raise my hand and wait my turn) · coloring worksheet: choose which strategy to try, with a write-in option for a different idea
A reference poster/chart listing emotion words for social-emotional learning.
Includes: two pages, each listing 10 emotion words (Angry, Confused, Disappointed, Excited, Happy, Nervous, Sad, Scared, Shocked, Annoyed)
These are PE Poster Visuals: Ball Emotions. They will provide important information for students to read and be reminded of. They will make great decor in your gym classroom. They can be printed with the PDF or inserted into presentations with the JPG files. This poster has 5 background colors to choose from.
Explore Kid Feelings & Emotions Chart – SEL Reference Poster.
Complete comprehension tasks tied to the book: make predictions, fill in story elements, sequence events, analyze character traits/feelings/change for each of the 3 main characters, summarize, identify theme and problem/solution, sketch scenes, design a persuasive clubhouse poster, write what happens next, compare and…
Includes: teacher tips page · list of activities (Making Predictions, Story Elements, Sequencing, Making Inferences, Character Traits/Inside & Out/Feelings/Change…
Student traces a chick picture with a finger while breathing: breathe in, trace while breathing out for as long as possible, pause, and repeat.
Includes: Trace and Breathe technique description · Trace and Breathe poster
Student traces a lamb picture with a finger while breathing: breathe in, trace while breathing out for as long as possible, pause, and repeat.
Includes: Trace and Breathe technique description · Trace and Breathe poster
Students sort problem picture/word cards into size categories (1 = let it go, 2 = fix it myself, 3 = needs adult help), then choose or write matching emotion and reaction responses on a matching chart; a blank editable PowerPoint version lets teachers/students add their own text or pictures.
Includes: Size 1/2/3 problem explanation posters · Problem/Emotion/Reaction matching activity boards (several blank variants)
Student traces a dog picture with a finger while breathing: breathe in, trace while breathing out for as long as possible, pause, and repeat.
Includes: Trace and Breathe technique description · Trace and Breathe poster
Student traces a cat picture with a finger while breathing: breathe in, trace while breathing out for as long as possible, pause, and repeat.
Includes: Trace and Breathe technique description · Trace and Breathe poster
Sort scenario cards into 'Good Guess', 'Goofy Guess', or (advanced) 'It Depends' categories and explain their reasoning by identifying observable clues (facial expression, body language, environment); also read short scenario cards and predict what a character is about to do based on given clues.
Includes: definition posters (GUESS, GOOD GUESS, GOOFY GUESS) · 'Diagram of a Good Guess' visual poster
Student traces a hotdog picture with a finger while breathing: breathe in, trace while breathing out for as long as possible, pause, and repeat.
Includes: Trace and Breathe technique description · Trace and Breathe poster
Student traces a grapes picture with a finger while breathing: breathe in, trace while breathing out for as long as possible, pause, and repeat.
Includes: Trace and Breathe technique description · Trace and Breathe poster