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Lead social-emotional lessons with slides for feelings, coping, friendship and responsible choices. Choose a focused discussion or a sequence of daily check-ins and practice.
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A PowerPoint-based SEL (Social Emotional Learning) activity that helps young learners identify, name, and talk about their feelings, building emotional vocabulary for morning meetings and classroom discussions.
Provide a routine for introducing coping skills to students via a presentation, with a take-home 'Pocket of Peace' card system for skills students find effective.
Teach students to distinguish healthy from unhealthy friendship behaviors using a stoplight (red/yellow/green) framework.
Use discussion prompts to distinguish stressors students can influence from those outside their control. The lesson proposes a book-weight activity as a metaphor for accumulated stress, followed by an index-card reflection on possible strategies. Allow imagined examples and adapt the demonstration with books on a table when needed; the separately linked things I can and cannot control worksheet offers a related independent sorting task.
An interactive SEL (social-emotional learning) presentation activity where students guess a coping skill hidden behind a grid of squares that are revealed one at a time.
A social-emotional learning resource teaching students to recognize when they have a problem and use helpful strategies (staying calm, using appropriate behavior) to solve it or let it go, differentiated for K-2 and grades 3-5.
A social-emotional learning slide deck presenting 50 social-situation scenarios for students to explore how to respond and consider different perspectives.
A discussion-based social-emotional/life-skills lesson (slide deck) addressing the impact of using 'that's so gay' as a casual insult, framed as a hate-speech awareness lesson.
Teach self-sustainability skills for coping with setbacks, rejection, and difficult emotions.
A social-emotional-learning (SEL) presentation teaching students to recognize and reflect on the impact of verbal and nonverbal put-downs.
A Jeopardy-style SEL quiz show that teaches students to distinguish healthy friendship behavior from unhealthy 'frenemy' behavior across true/false questions, act-it-out scenarios, and perspective-taking prompts.
SEL resource teaching students calm-down and self-regulation strategies via classroom posters and a lesson.
A social-emotional learning (SEL) game-show style PowerPoint teaching and practicing conflict-resolution skills through scenario-based questions.
A 15-slide SEL (social-emotional learning) presentation of 'survival tips' for middle schoolers covering topics like conflict resolution, stress management, organization, and kindness, with an embedded fill-in-the-blank review handout.
Teaches a 3-level system (Size 1/2/3) for categorizing everyday problems and matching them to appropriate emotions and reactions, for social-emotional learning.
Teach self-sustainability skills for identifying stressors and managing stress with healthy coping techniques.
In this SEL presentation, you will get a 5 slide Google Slide Presentation. This was originally created for remote learning, however you can adapt this for in the classroom as well. On the second slide, there is a read aloud that I created for the book My Cold Plum Lemon Pie Bluesy Mood by Tameka Brown. This is a wonderful…
A structured social-emotional learning (SEL) resource on the Self-Management topic "I can manage my own emotions," built around the CASEL framework, providing daily openers and a weekly lesson for classroom use.
SEL presentation teaching students to distinguish between venting (healthy expression of feelings to a trusted person) and gossiping (harmful talk about others), including reasons people talk about others and how venting can be helpful.
Teach social skills for fostering healthy friendships, including recognizing good vs. poor friend behavior.
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.
A social story teaching the expectation of keeping clothes on while at school, intended as a proactive/preventative behavioral teaching tool rather than a punitive one.
A social-emotional learning lesson teaching students to distinguish optimistic and pessimistic thinking patterns, using the 'three Ps' framework (Permanent, Personal, Pervasive), a self-assessment survey, and group discussion.
A Social-Emotional-Learning resource (aligned to the CASEL framework) providing a daily mental-health check-in routine plus a week of bell-ringer openers and a lesson focused on the objective 'I can communicate effectively' under the Relationship Skills topic.