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Mind over Manners: Poems, Discussion and Activities About Responsible Behavior This is an excellent teaching resource designed to both reinforce and promote responsible social behavior in students.
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.
The 5-4-3-2-1 Classroom Desk Edition is the ultimate resource for teachers to help their students relieve anxiety, manage the stress of testing, and develop better focus in class.
A complete 40-page workbook to promote the use of mindfulness and learn how to manage exam stress using neuroscience-based methods. This workbook includes clear theoretical concepts (e.g., "Amygdala Hijacking", "Working Memory Bottleneck"…
A 132-page early-childhood curriculum teaching manners, courtesy, and social skills (e.g. politeness, kindness, listening, sportsmanship, tolerance, table manners, hand washing) through literature-based lessons and classroom activities.
A social skills story and companion activities that teach boys to identify private versus not-so-private body parts, understand who may see or touch private body parts and why, and know how to respond and seek help if someone touches them without permission.
A social skills story and companion activities that teach girls to identify private versus not-so-private body parts, understand who may see or touch private body parts and why, and know how to respond and seek help if someone touches them without permission.
In this product, there is a 2-minute video ebook read aloud of My Inside Weather by Jen Thorpe, Lara Berge, and Emma Beckett. The authors give full permission to post this read-aloud.
A social skills resource teaching K-2 students personal space rules through an animated slideshow story and accompanying practice activities.
In this product, you will first read the book My Secret Bully by Trudy Ludwig. Then let students know there will be 6 learning stations to unpack the wonderful lessons from the book.
A social skills resource teaching students to distinguish between thoughts that are appropriate to say out loud and thoughts that should be kept private ('in the thought bubble').
An SEL (social-emotional learning) hyperdoc lesson teaching the positive-psychology concept of 'negativity bias' and strategies to recognize/counteract it
New Year Resolutions: Setting Goals for Success (90-Minute Lesson Plan + Worksheet) Help your high school students start the year strong with this New Year Resolutions: Setting Goals for Success lesson plan!
Provide teens with the tools they need to navigate the complexities of peer pressure through this transformative. Overcoming Peer Pressure: A 5-Day Teen Devotional.
Peanut Butter And Jellyous SEL Lesson and Book Companion Plus Handout This is a dynamic educational resource designed to support and enhance social-emotional learning (SEL) skills of students, particularly focusing on sharing friendships.
A CASEL-aligned SEL resource providing daily bellringer/opener activities and a weekly lesson on the topic of resisting negative social pressure (relationship skills).
Interactive Printable Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Lesson - Peer Pressure/Setting Boundaries This unique teaching resource combines an interactive book along with printable handouts and activities.
A reading comprehension and social-emotional learning unit teaching students about Pink Shirt Day, an anti-bullying/anti-homophobia awareness event, through a nonfiction narrative story and follow-up literacy activities.
A CASEL-aligned daily-opener/bellringer SEL resource on the topic 'Relationship Skills: I can develop positive relationships,' giving teachers a structured daily routine plus a related social story on making friends.
Being able to build a positive classroom community is critical for teachers. A part of that positive classroom community is making sure all students feel supported and included as best as possible.
A social-emotional learning unit teaching students to categorize and solve problems by size (small, medium, big) and know when to solve independently, ask a peer/teacher, or get an adult immediately, combined with role-play, worksheets, and an emergent reader.
A social-emotional-learning (SEL) presentation teaching students to recognize and reflect on the impact of verbal and nonverbal put-downs.
A social-emotional-learning lesson teaching students the difference between reacting and responding, building self-control and impulse-control skills.
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.