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In this lesson, students will learn about their feelings and moods using an airplane analogy. There is an engaging opening video that I self-made and published explaining the analogy of the student as a pilot controlling their feelings and moods with the metaphor of an airplane. The airplane represents feeling down or sad when it flies down into the…
Feelings: A Sad, Mad, Grumpy, Happy Good Time Gr. 1 Feelings: A Sad, Mad, Grumpy, Happy Good Time Gr.
SEL/ELA lesson plan themed around the film Finding Nemo, teaching bravery, friendship, and perseverance through story-character matching, ocean-animal vocabulary, picture/bar graph reading, and story sequencing.
A five-day, no-prep back-to-school packet for 11th grade that blends Algebra 2 review with literacy, writing, collaboration, and community-building activities
A five-day, no-prep back-to-school packet for 12th grade (seniors) that blends Precalculus review with literacy, writing, collaboration, and post-graduation goal-setting activities
A teacher's guide plus scenario-sheet workbook that teaches cognitively rigid students (CBT-based 'predictive scenario mapping') to process schedule changes and disappointments without meltdowns.
An SEL hyperdoc teaching students about four communication styles (passive, assertive, aggressive, passive-aggressive) and encouraging self-reflection.
Four Types of Bullying Hyperdoc: An Interactive Teaching Resource The Four Types of Bullying Hyperdoc is a comprehensive teaching resource developed to help students understand various forms of bullying, including: Cyberbullying Relational…
Teaches young children a social-emotional coping strategy (a 'Stay Calm Plan') for managing frustration and flexibility in social situations, through a story about a frog and follow-up activities.
Free download A social-emotional learning mini-lesson that teaches first and second graders about patience: what it is, why it matters, and where/how to practice it.
An SEL lesson using a roller-coaster analogy to help students reflect on the normal ups and downs of friendship (feeling safe/connected versus upset/disconnected) and how to manage conflict.
🏆 Goal Setting & New Year Reflection Lesson Pack (Grades 3–8) Start the new year strong with this engaging Goal Setting and Reflection Lesson Pack !
A week-long preschool/kindergarten curriculum-planning guide of teacher-directed activity ideas (not printable student worksheets) built around the theme of good manners and pro-social behavior, organized by classroom center/subject area.
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.
Google Slides Anger SEL Lesson The Google Slides Anger SEL Lesson is a creative and focused tool designed to strengthen the social emotional learning (SEL) of students from grade 4 to grade 8.
A low-text, high-drawing SEL (social-emotional learning) visual journaling curriculum designed to help K-2 students build foundational gratitude and empathy skills without relying on reading/writing ability.
Instead of offering vague advice about “positive thinking,” give your students real tools to solve their issues with frustration, decision paralysis, and negative self-talk! The 36-page, neuro-developmental curriculum, “Growth Vs.
Teaches 1st-grade students to identify physical and emotional differences in themselves and others, as Unit 2 of a 7-unit Health curriculum series.
In this Hearing VS. Listening lesson, students will understand that hearing is a passive skill whereas listening is a more active social skill.
An SEL curriculum resource, aligned to the CASEL framework, that builds relationship skills through daily openers/bellringers and a weekly lesson, with a focus on offering support and help to others.
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.
Introduces a self-regulation (SEL) analogy comparing a student's emotional state to a car engine; the scanned page directs the user to an external Google Slides deck for the actual lesson content.
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.
Grade 6 health-education lesson teaching media literacy and critical thinking about sexually explicit media, consent, and healthy relationships.