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This a worksheet for children to reflect on a time in their life when things went wrong or did not go the way they had hoped. Children can think about how it made them feel, what it made them think and in turn how these feelings and…
Support social-emotional learning by helping students identify, name, and reflect on their emotions through a winter-themed journal.
This Wisdom Character Reading Comprehension Worksheet is a great way to help your students build their reading comprehension skills. The worksheet focuses on how to make good decisions, a valuable lesson for all students.
Celebrate World Cerebral Palsy Day with this informative Word Search! 💙 Students will learn about vocabulary that relates to cerebral palsy, accessibility, inclusion, and the supports surrounding it + they will practice spelling, scanning…
World Down Syndrome word Scramble puzzle worksheet activity World Down Syndrome Day Word Scramble – Celebrate Differences I created this activity with input from parents for World Down Syndrome Day (March 21st) .
World Down Syndrome word search puzzle worksheet activity World Down Syndrome Day Word Search – Celebrate Differences! I made this puzzle for my inclusive 3rd grade class to mark World Down Syndrome Day (March 21st).
This is a fun "get to know you" activity for advisory, classroom meetings, SEL, etc. Students color the sweatshirt based on their own answers to Would You Rather questions.
A self-reflection worksheet/ebook (#2139) helping the reader identify personal anger triggers as part of a mental-health/self-management worksheet series.
IntroductionThis Word Search Worksheet Activity helps students learn about fairness, respect, and inclusion using simple and positive made to help kids learn about social values in a way that’s both supportive and easy to…
Free download A fun writing and drawing activity. Ideal for providing emotional support during lock down. To be completed at the level your child is at.