Forgiveness Worksheets for Kids Social Emotional Learning Activities

⭐ One of those things that seems easy until you're actually standing in front of a classroom trying to explain it to a 9-year-old who was just hurt at recess is teaching forgiveness.
In addition to providing students with a definition to write down, this worksheet pack includes exercises for identifying their emotions, taking into account the viewpoint of others, and determining what to do with all of that.

⭐Here, forgiveness is not characterized as "just let it go." The actions are sincere; you're not making things go away or claiming everything was alright. You're trying to get rid of it so it doesn't bother you.
Journaling, sentence frames, letter writing, emoji sketching, and guided reflection are some of the ways that students practice. Additionally, there is a part on self-forgiveness, which is something that most SEL materials subtly omit.

⭐For grades two through six, it works wonderfully. Adaptable enough for small groups, individual work, one-on-one therapy sessions, or class discussions. Both as a stand-alone course and as an addition to the current SEL curriculum, teachers have employed it.
No preparation is required. Simply print, distribute, and let the discussion to take place.