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Responsibility Google Slides SEL Presentation with Handouts Responsibility Google Slides SEL Lesson with Handouts is a resource specifically designed to guide students in Grades 2 through 5.
A social-skills story (animated PowerPoint plus a printable storybook) teaching K-3 students why rules exist across school, classroom, family, and social settings, that laws are more serious than rules, followed by brainstorm worksheet activities.
This resource is a personal safety lesson specifically about safe and unsafe secrets. This is such an important skill to learn as asking children to keep unsafe secrets is part of the grooming process from child molesters.
Let's learn about our brain! Students will learn about different parts of their brain in this product. They will learn about the Wise Owl (prefrontal cortex), Hippo The Librarian (hippocampus), Scared Dog (Amygdala), and the Excited Puppy…
In this SEL presentation, students will learn about the "core four" as a way to figure out how someone else is feeling. This is the building block of empathy and understanding how someone is feeling.
Use the linked 12-slide Traffic Light Feelings lesson to introduce Stop, Slow and Go language. Seven presentation slides explain the color framework and the activities. Students then discuss and sort 18 picture cards with a partner or group and color their own traffic-light sheet.
This is a story written to help children who have difficulty understanding PERSONAL SPACE. What is good personal space and why is it important? How do we keep good personal space?
Stories are a great way to teach children skills that they are finding challenging. Social Skills Stories & Activities use explicit language to break skills down into small, manageable steps, teaching children what they should and should…
Overview 'Using Flower Power At Recess: A Problem-Solving Strategy' is a critical teaching resource designed to foster respect, safety, and responsibility among students during recess.
Teaches remote/online learning students, particularly those with special needs, the appropriate behaviors to use during video conferencing.
A social skills resource teaching students appropriate behavior, etiquette, and technology vocabulary for participating in Zoom video-conference lessons, delivered as an animated slide story plus a matching print skill-builder packet.