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Teamwork Vocabulary word search, scramble and crossword puzzle I made this teamwork vocabulary puzzle set for my 2nd and 3rd graders during our social-emotional learning and group work unit.
A social-emotional learning (SEL) activity introducing personal preference, individuality, and respect for differences through a 'Would You Rather' style coloring activity.
A social-emotional-learning worksheet that helps students identify things that bother them and pair each with a helpful reframing thought.
A reproducible self-esteem enrichment workbook of creative activities built around the world of the child (home, school, out in the world, outdoors, and body/mind/heart), intended to help students recognize their strengths and enjoy creative self-expression.
Two cover choices and a student response page help you assemble a class book about peace. After a discussion or read-aloud of Todd Parr’s The Peace Book, students complete “Peace is…” in words and pictures. Collect the individual pages so classmates can read and discuss one another’s ideas.
Help children recognize, process, and respond to fears and worries through a coloring book featuring a dragon character, supporting social-emotional learning.
Helping Students Reflect with Therapy Dogs 🐶💭 There’s something special about the presence of a therapy dog in the classroom. Even the most restless students seem to relax. Some kids who rarely speak up suddenly open up.
Students sort phrases about everyday actions and circumstances, then discuss the choices they made. The cut-and-paste format gives you a concrete starting point for talking about personal responses and situations involving other people. Several layout and spelling versions are supplied. You can follow the discussion with coping skills bingo to practise additional strategies.
Free download In this worksheet children can brainstorm the things in their life that make them feel different emotions: angry, sad, happy, stressed, frustrated or anxious. Brainstorming things that make a child feel different emotions is useful for several reasons: * Identifying triggers: By listing out specific situations or events that cause…
This Think This not That Worksheet is a great way for students to change their mindset when they face mistakes. It helps them to see that their mistakes are not permanent and that they can learn from them.
This resource is a Thirty Day Worry-Free Journal. This journal is filled with inspirational quotes - ideal for children or adults facing anxiety who need to journal and reflect. After each quote, there are 3 lined pages for writing.
A trauma-informed self-help/workbook resource teaching high-achieving high school students (AP/IB/dual-enrollment) to understand the neurobiology of academic burnout and to use structured self-audits and somatic regulation techniques to manage extreme academic stress.
This Trust Character Reading Comprehension Worksheet is perfect for helping your students build their reading comprehension skills. The worksheet also covers the important topic of how to be a trusting friend.
A set of three vocabulary puzzles (crossword, word scramble, word search) built around trustworthiness-related words for a social-emotional learning unit.
Bring a little sparkle to your daily routine with this Unicorn Gratitude Journal—a fun and inspiring way to encourage mindfulness and positivity.
A social-emotional/mental-health worksheet teaching the use of 'I' statements to communicate feelings and improve responses in interpersonal situations.
A Valentine's Day coloring-and-writing ebook pairing illustrations to color with open-ended writing prompts about love and friendship.
Valentine's Day themed writing journal with prompts for journaling, poem completion, narrative writing, and a social-emotional kindness-sorting activity, intended to last through February
Valentine’s Day is full of romantic thoughts and ideas. It is also rich in reds, pinks, and bright whites, which helps to brighten up the dull winter season, before spring brings new life.
The volcano image gives students a place to name anger triggers, while the rain clouds provide space for calming strategies. Students can write and color as part of a guided discussion about recognizing anger and responding to it. Use the page in a small group or individual conversation, letting students decide which examples they want to share.
We Don't Eat Our Classmates This adorable book offers educators a variety of top-notch teaching tools that are interactive and engaging, making it perfect for students from kindergarten to grade 5.
Developing emotional awareness is a pivotal skill for mental and social wellbeing. This useful printable facilitates daily check-ins for kids to document feelings in a simple, visual way.
A repeatable social-emotional-learning worksheet template that has children infer a pictured child's feelings and invent a plausible cause, to build empathy and emotional literacy.
Anger is a complex emotion that can be challenging for kids to verbalize, especially when intense. This creative worksheet provides a constructive outlet for children to visualize and process angry feelings through art and self-expression.