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Leadership Skills | Interactive Book/Printable | Behavior | SEL Lesson

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Look Inside · 10 pages

Social story teacher guide listing how to use the book, ages 7-12 and what is included: printables, slides, guide, easel
Read first: setup steps and contents list
Four ways to use social stories: whole-class lesson, reteaching after, small group and individual student support
Planning page for choosing a teaching format
Student book cover 'There is a Leader in Us All!' with children lifting a giant pencil and a By line to write a name
Cover students sign and staple into a booklet
Who is a leader: students write their name and fill four circles with people they consider to be leaders
Opening brainstorm to activate prior ideas
Story page where the character wonders what it takes to be a leader, with a puzzled face and a Hmmm speech burst
Reading page to prompt a short class discussion
Leader qualities: students circle the three most important, such as Honesty, Kind, Fair, Brave and Respectful
Choice activity that sparks values talk
Story page stating that kids can be good leaders too, with a Best Leader badge and a group of smiling children
Reading page; pause to discuss kid leaders
Leading in the classroom: students draw a picture of themselves following the rules next to a child helping another up
Drawing task linking leadership to class rules
Leading on the playground: students write in a thought bubble what they would say to a bully
Role-play prompt for standing up for others
Leading at home: students list the chores they help with on a banner between children vacuuming and mopping
Reflection on responsibility at home
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Grades

Grade 3, 4, 5, 6

File

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Leadership Skills | Interactive Book/Printable | Behavior | SEL Lesson

This teaching resource, Leadership Skills, is an engaging and interactive tool designed to discover the effective leader within students aged between 7 and 12. Students have the opportunity to play the main character in a story, identifying their unique leadership skills and reflecting on how they can apply these traits.

Social Story Explanation & Google Slides Feature:

  • The resource provides a comprehensive social story explanation with full-page and half-page printouts.
  • Incorporating technology's role in modern education methods, this package offers Google Slides functionality for enhancing virtual learning experiences. An Easel Activity component is also included in this resource for added engagement.

Potential Implementations:

  1. Whole Class-Teaching: Simultaneous learning experience with Google Slide Deck displayed on ActiveBoard while each student fills out their individual half-page books.
  2. Whole Class-Remediation: Applying social stories as reminders during break times about class expectations.
  3. In Small Groups: Facilitate small group interactions based on behavior needs where each student has their printout book to fill out collectively.
  4. This transformative Social Emotional Learning (SEL) tool maintains focus yet adapts flexibly towards understanding leadership behavior among school-age children. Coupled with other suitable resources from Social Story Bundles like "My Sadness Mask" or "Safe Online", the Leadership Skills book offers educators opportunities to seamlessly blend into any curriculum that strives for desirable character education.

    In conclusion, Leadership Skills | Interactive Book/Printable | Behavior | SEL Lesson is a catalyst for student growth— not just as managers but future leaders by nurturing early awareness and cultivating responsible applications of their inherent leadership abilities. Encourage your students to divulge into their untapped potential today!

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