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Empower your students with lesson plans that focus on building essential social skills. These resources cover topics like active listening, conflict resolution, and teamwork through interactive activities. Use them to enhance your students' ability to interact positively and effectively with others.
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Social Emotional Learning Unit: Cooperation Activities
Special Resources, Social Skills, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
The Social Emotional Learning Unit: Cooperation Activities is a 12-page resource full of ideas, lessons and printables to teach students about cooperation. You will receive a handout that includes teaching points, read-alouds, videos and extra activities. There is a letter to caregivers to support cooperation at home. After learning about cooperation, students will get to write about what they've learned and practice their reading skills with the emergent reader.
Author Kindergarten Cafe
Tags Curriculum, Cooperation, Social, Emotional, Learning
Social Emotional Learning Unit: Impulse Control & Self-Regulation Activities
Special Resources, Social Skills, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
The Social Emotional Learning Unit: Impulse Control & Self-Regulation Activities is a 16-page resource full of ideas, lessons and printables to teach students about impulse control and self-regulation. You will receive a handout that includes teaching points, read-alouds, videos and extra activities. There is a letter to caregivers to support these skills at home. After learning about strategies to self-regulate, students will get to write about what they've learned and practice their reading skills with the emergent reader.
Author Kindergarten Cafe
Tags Impulse Control Activity, Social Emotional Learning, Self-regulation Activities, Body Control, Social Skills
Sharing, Social Skills Lesson Plans and Activities
Special Resources, Social Skills, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
Do you have students who have a hard time sharing? Do they grab or hoard materials? Do they have trouble sharing recess materials or during small group activities? Mine do! I made this activity to help students who needed explicit teaching to understand how, what and why to share. The activities are fun, interactive, and young child friendly so that students can really gain an understanding of how they can share many different items, even things that are not material, such as friendship. These activities are great for students age or ability level K-2nd grade. My students really enjoy doing these fun activities. I hope yours do too.
Author Socially Skilled Kids
Tags Sharing, Social Skills, Social Pragmatics, Special Education, Inclusion, Social Skills Lessons And Activities, Social Skills Lesson Plans For Preschool, Free Social Skills Curriculum For Elementary Students, Social Skill Lessons For Kindergarten
How Big Are My Feelings-An SEL Lesson On The Size Of Feelings
Special Resources, Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Special Education Needs (SEN), Social Skills, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
In this SEL resource, you will receive a 9-slide story about a cat and dog named Ginger and Koko. Throughout the story, students will be prompted to share how Ginger and Koko feel and how big their feelings are. There is animation on slides 2,4,5 and 9. There is a brain break on slide 2. There is also a pink cute hidden mouse on each slide so students can also have fun hunting for the mouse and commenting on the mouse's expression if they wish. There are 2 color handouts. One is for using as a reference throughout the story. The students can look at the handout that has both Ginger and Koko on it and see the different sizes of feelings such as happy, angry, scared, and sad. There is another feeling unlabeled as some students might think of a different one. The other handout is for students to fill out based on their own feelings that day and the size of their feelings. Once you download the product, there is a PDF with access to the Google Slides story and the second page is directions for the lesson. The link will ask you to make a copy, please click yes. The other PDF contains the color handouts for during the story and for after. This resource is appropriate for grades kindergarten, first and second. Other SEL products like this one are: The Grudge Eating Goldfish This lesson has a cute 22 slide PowerPoint story and a craft to help students write down their grudges and have the goldfish eat them. Football Field of Feelings In this SEL Boom Deck, students learn what is a "touchdown" way to handle their feelings and what is a "fumble" way to handle feelings. Football lovers will enjoy this resource! This also includes a handout to reinforce the messages. For more products like these, please visit my store at: https://teachsimple.com/contributor/jennifer-moyer-taylor
Author Jennifer Moyer Taylor
Rating 1
Tags Sel, Social Emotional Learning, Size Of Feelings, School Counseling, Special Education, Social Skills, Self-management, Self-awareness, Handouts
SEL Empathy Activities – 12-Page Unit
Special Resources, Social Skills, Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Preschool, Kindergarten, Grade 1, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools, Activities
The Social Emotional Learning Unit: Empathy Activities is a 12-page resource full of ideas, lessons and printables to teach students about empathy. You will receive a handout that includes teaching points, read-alouds, videos and extra activities. There is a letter to caregivers to support empathy at home. After learning about empathy, students will get to write about what they've learned and practice their reading skills with the emergent reader.
Author Kindergarten Cafe
Tags Empathy, Social, Emotional, Learning, Activities, Activities About Empathy, Activities To Practice Empathy, Empathy Activities, Teaching Empathy Activities, Empathy Activities For Elementary Students, Elementary, Kindergarten, Teaching, Social Emotional Learning, Perspective Taking
WH- QUESTION CARDS | WHY | LANGUAGE AND REASONING
Special Resources, ELA, Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Special Education Needs (SEN), Social Skills, Speech Therapy, Language Development, Pre-Reading, ESL, Grammar, Vocabulary, Writing, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans, Worksheets & Printables, Flashcards, Activities
30 PAGES OF "WHY / BECAUSE" CARDS ( 12cm x 12cm ) . EACH PAGE HAS A PAIR OF COLOR PHOTOS ( total of 60 ) WITH ORANGE AND YELLOW FRAME, ACCORDINGLY . FOR REASONING, LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS DEVELOPING PRACTICE. The 30 picture pairs are: # laugh - clown # cry - hurt hand # be tired - running # be cold - snow # sweat - sun # eat - hungry # hold umbrella - rain # wear sunscreen - beach # sleep - sleepy / tired # be scared - thunder # do homework - teacher # take pills - be sick # shout - football foul # fall down - slip on banana # apply salve - bee sting # give present - birthday # brush teeth - food # hang clothes - laundry # towel dry - take bath # pay - bill # take temperature - feel feverish # take picture - sightseeing # water - dry soil # change tire - nail # wash car - muddy car # visit dentist - toothache # sew button - single button # mop - wine spill # vacuum - dirty stairs # chop fruits - baby food * No written words included. You can use for: - vocabulary teaching ( according to what we see in the picture or think about it ) - conversation prompts ( inspired by the pictures ) - reasoning ( you can also create "fun and irrational scenarios" ) - narrating ( creating social scenarios ) - writing, as visual prompts ( either sentences or small / longer texts ) - fun ! ! ! This can function as a "go to" material for your speech and language, ocuppational and sped therapy sessions or your classroom teaching . Great for no print screen viewing, as well . 30 - page PDF of cards for language reasoning .
Author WORDS ASIDE
Tags Wh-questions, Language, Reasoning, Critical Thinking, Cause And Effect, Cards, Writing, Visual Prompts, Communication, Words Aside
Anxiety & Worry | Interactive Book/Printable | Behavior | SEL Lesson
Special Resources, Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Social Skills, Life Skills, Grade 3, 4, 5, 6, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
Anxiety & Worry Interactive Book/Printable Behavior SEL Lesson The Anxiety & Worry Interactive Book/Printable Behavior SEL Lesson is a unique educational tool designed to help children struggling with anxiety and worry. This product uses an interactive, engaging approach that turns students into the main characters of the story as they answer questions, color, draw and learn helpful coping strategies. Key Features: Target age range: 7-12 years old Particularly useful for specialized education settings such as Resource Room classes Covers topics like Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Social Skills development, and Life Skills training Versatility in implementation across different settings– from whole-group classroom instruction to small-group or one-to-one sessions Instructor's Guide Included: Educators are provided with clear and simple instructions on how to use this product effectively as an intervention strategy for anxiety during regular classroom lessons or counseling sessions. Technical Specifications: File Type: PDF Included Components: Fully-printable social story book , Differential half-page print-outs , A supportive discussion guide Usibility extends beyond conventional classrooms; it can be efficiently used at a calm corner in class or at home, offering consistency in dealing with emotional challenges faced by students between Grades 3-6. This resource is not just informative but also personal – proving itself an irreplaceable asset while maintaining academic rigor amidst nurturing and empathetic learning environments. The aim is not only to reactively respond but proactively teach children how to navigate any future obstacles they might encounter. Simply put, it's an investment in our young learners' future.
Author Mrs Bonie Just Teach
Tags Anxiety, Worry, SEL, Behavior, Coping Tactics
Cut, Sort, & Glue-SEL Lesson-Expected or Unexpected Behaviors
Special Resources, Social Skills, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
Cut, Sort, & Glue-SEL Lesson-Expected or Unexpected Behaviors: A Learning Resource This teaching tool, compatible with Kindergarten through 2nd grade lessons, primarily focuses on the development of social skills. In this engaging activity, students are tasked with cutting out 8 squares and categorizing them by expected behaviors (which will be glued onto the top row) and unexpected behaviors (glued on the bottom row). This resource shines as a follow-up activity when used in conjunction with reading material such as "You Are A Social Detective" authored by Michelle Garcia Winner and Pamela Crooke. Interactive Student Participation The Cut, Sort & Glue-SEL Lesson ensures that pupils actively partake in their own learning journey by delivering hands-on involvement during lesson time. It facilitates an immersive interaction between learners and educational concepts while reinforcing learned principles from other connected resources. User Convenience & Teaching Strategy Flexibility We offer this instructional resource comes in PDF format for easy download and printability purposes ensuring user convenience at all times while optimizing classroom preparation efficiency for teachers or homeschool educators. The clear visual representation of behavior types broadened the scope of implementation possibilities making it perfect for either whole group instruction or small workgroups depending upon your chosen teaching strategy. In essence, Cut, Sort & Glue- SEL Lesson aims to nurture student comprehension about expected or unexpected behaviors through interactive classification techniques designed keeping young learners' attention span considerations in mind allowing teachers flexibility in their curriculum planning besides nurturing a strong foundational base for robust social skills development at early grades.
Author Jennifer Moyer Taylor
Tags SEL, Social Skills, Expected Behaviors, Unexpected Behaviors, Interactive Learning, Unexpected Behaviors
A Social Story: Keep Clothes on at School
Special Resources, Social Skills, Not Grade Specific, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
A Social Story: Keep Clothes on at School This teaching resource, specially designed to impart vital social skills, is aptly titled A Social Story: Keep Clothes on at School. It caters to students across various grades thus making it a non-grade-specific teaching material. This resource serves as a comprehensive guide for all educators aiming to teach their students the importance and appropriateness of maintaining proper dress etiquette in an educational setting. Coming in the format of a Microsoft PowerPoint file with 17 thoughtfully crafted slides, this tool paves the way for an engaging visual learning experience. It takes young learners through a journey of understanding the basic social norms and expectations related to clothing, further promoting acceptable behavior within school premises. One standout feature incorporated into this lesson plan is its built-in audio component which reads out the story aloud—allowing auditory learners to grasp information just as well as their visual counterparts. This multimodal approach not only acknowledges students' varied learning styles but also ensures that every learner can easily follow along and fully absorb each slide's content. A Social Story: Keep Clothes on at School exhibits great flexibility in its application within various educational contexts—making it ideal for both public school teachers and homeschoolers alike. It can be used effectively as part of whole group instruction in a classroom setting; Teachers may choose to utilize it during small group discussions or one-on-one sessions with individual students struggling with this specific issue; Educators might assign it as homework or supplementary work for extended learning outside regular class hours. Given its focus on social skills training—which plays an integral role not only academically but also personally—this resource taps into an often overlooked aspect in conventional curriculum delivery yet remains essential for molding responsible and respectful citizens of tomorrow. Universally relatable yet sensitively addressed, A Social Story: Keep Clothes on at School offers educators a practical solution towards nurturing healthy societal customs among their learners.
Author Teach Me This
Tags Social Skills, Appropriate Behavior, Dress Etiquette, Visual Learning, Auditory Learners, Social Stories Powerpoint
Problem Solving SEL Unit – 16 Pages of Activities
Special Resources, Social Skills, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
The Social Emotional Learning Unit: Problem Solving Activities is a 16-page resource full of ideas, lessons and printables to teach students about problem solving. You will receive a handout that includes teaching points, read-alouds, videos and extra activities. There is a letter to caregivers to support problem solving at home. After learning about strategies to solve problems, students will get to write about what they've learned and practice their reading skills with the emergent reader.
Author Kindergarten Cafe
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Tags Social, Emotional, Problem Solving Activities, Social Skills, Learning, Problem Solving Classroom Activities, Problem Solving Activities For Elementary Students, Problem Solving Activities Classroom
Social Emotional Learning Unit: Thoughtful Choices Activities
Special Resources, Social Skills, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
The Social Emotional Learning Unit: Thoughtful Choices Activities is a 15-page resource full of ideas, lessons and printables to teach students about making thoughtful choices. You will receive a handout that includes teaching points, read-alouds, videos and extra activities. There is a letter to caregivers to support choice-making at home. After learning about choices, students will get to write about what they've learned and practice their reading skills with the emergent reader.
Author Kindergarten Cafe
Tags Social, Emotional, Thoughtful Choices, Curriculum, Choices Poster
Reacting Vs. Responding-A lesson about self-control and impulsivity
Special Resources, Social Skills, Grade 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
In this PPT presentation , students will learn the difference between Reacting Versus Responding. This lesson will teach self-control and impulse control. There is a 10-slide Presentation with slide notes that walk you through the lesson seamlessly. There are 4 slides with 12 role-play scenarios. Students can either talk through the situations or act them out. There is a strategy slide using the S.T.O.P. strategy that you can print off and put up in the classroom or send home as a reinforcer.
Author Jennifer Moyer Taylor
Tags Self-control, Impulsivity, School Counseling, Social-emotional Learning, Special Education, Self Control Role Play Scenarios