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A social-skills resource teaching students to use calming strategies (e.g. talk to an adult, take a walk, deep breaths, count to ten) when facing a problem, via an animated slide-story plus a print companion.
Teaches that making mistakes is normal, how to recognize a mistake that hurts someone's feelings, and how to apologize using a STOP-LOOK-SAY method.
A social skills resource teaching K-2 students personal space rules through an animated slideshow story and accompanying practice activities.
A social skills story and activity set teaching perspective-taking: understanding and accepting that other people have different tastes and preferences, and not making negative comments ('yucking someone's yum') about things others like.
Teaches the social-emotional skill of recognizing when and how to ask for help, and how to offer help to others.
A social skills story and companion activities teaching children to recognize and use friendly verbal and nonverbal communication (voice volume, facial expression, word choice, tone) versus unfriendly alternatives, to build stronger peer relationships.
Teaches social skills and friendship behaviors through an animated story and companion worksheets/activities that help children remember and share information about themselves and their friends.
A social skills story and companion activities teaching children to use 'helpful strategies' (calming/problem-solving behaviors) rather than 'hurtful strategies' when facing a problem, and to practice identifying and brainstorming such strategies.
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').
Passive, Assertive, Aggressive Communication Styles SEL Presentation The Passive, Assertive, and Aggressive Communication Styles Google Slides resource supports educators in guiding students through understanding three varied communication…
A Google Slides SEL lesson helping students identify what escalates ('heats up') or de-escalates ('cools down') friendship drama, paired with a coloring page.
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.
In this product, there is a 9 slide PowerPoint and a Scenario handout. This is an SEL presentation. Students will learn about the concept of intent versus impact.
Lesson for Online Sharing - An SEL Google Slide: An educational resource designed for teachers, aimed at educating students about the intricacies of online sharing.
Let's Learn About Teamwork! An SEL Google Slide Lesson is a lesson that contains a colorful Google Slide presentation that has a video embedded within one of the slides. (Slide 6). Specific positive teamwork behaviors are reinforced.
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.
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.
A social-emotional-learning (SEL) presentation teaching students to recognize and reflect on the impact of verbal and nonverbal put-downs.
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.
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.
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.