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Behavior Worksheets for Kids Using a Recipe Card Format

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SEL Themed Recipe Cards cover by Heather, The Feelings & Friends Teacher, decorated with a whisk and a cookbook
Title page for the social skills recipe card set
Starting a conversation recipe card: students list the ingredients, draw a picture and write step-by-step directions
Practice opening a chat with a peer before partner work
Making a friend recipe card: students name what they need, sketch the moment and write the steps to make a new friend
Friendship lesson for new students or the start of the year
Ending a conversation recipe card: students list ingredients, draw a picture and explain how to politely close a talk
Follow-up to the conversation starter card
Staying focused in class recipe card: students list what they need, draw it and write directions for paying attention
Reflection after an off-task moment or for goal setting
Being a good friend recipe card: students list the qualities needed, draw a picture and write how to be a kind friend
Small-group SEL discussion on kindness
Following rules in the classroom recipe card: students list ingredients, draw a picture and write steps to follow
Review of class expectations or a behavior check-in
Listening to the teacher recipe card: students list what good listening needs, draw it and write the steps to follow
Use when reteaching listening during whole-group time
Friendship soup recipe card: students list the ingredients of a friendship, draw a picture and write how to mix them
Creative writing tie-in for a friendship unit
Following the rules in the hall recipe card: students list ingredients, draw it and write steps for hallway behavior
Prep before transitions or after a hallway incident
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Behavior Recipe Cards For Kids-- SEL Topics and Assessment Tool is a great resource design to have students explain themselves in an organized manner for others to understand them - much like a recipe!


These behavior recipe cards are a perfect no prep assessment activity to check kid's understanding on specific SEL topics, Classroom Rules, and even Behavior Expectations! Students will love this activity as this activity incorporates written portions as well as drawing portions, making it a 'recipe' for a good time!

Topics Included:

❤️Starting a Conversation

❤️Ending a Conversation

❤️Making a Friend

❤️Being a Good Friend

❤️Staying Focused In Class

❤️Following Rules In The Classroom

❤️Listening To The Teacher

❤️Following The Rules In The Hallway

❤️Following The Rules In The Bathroom

❤️Following The Rules On The Playground

❤️Including Others

When using these behavior cards, there are specific topics or tasks that kids will have to write a recipe for. Your students will write down everything they will need for the recipe (task) to happen, explain step by step details of how to perform the task, and then draw a picture of what the task might look like.

Ideas for Use:

⭐Individual Lessons

⭐Push-In Lessons

⭐Group Lessons

⭐PBIS Review for behavior expectations

⭐Assessment Tool for students

⭐Morning Meeting Activities

After the cards are finished, you will be able to see who understands which tasks and which students might need more help!

What's Included

A PDF with 13 pages ready to print and use!

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