Lego Themed SEL Emotional Regulation Boom Cards

In this Lego Themed Boom Cards resource, students will learn about emotional regulation. There are 24 task playing cards so it is perfect for a whole classroom lesson, group resource, or assigned individually. The informational cards discuss how managing one's self-regulation is about thinking about one's feelings and energy levels. In this Boom Cards deck, students will also discuss what the characters in the scenarios can do to calm their bodies if they are feeling out of control or need to wake up and learn. Some of the scenarios are; a person is very upset about their brother taking their Halloween candy, a person is excited about his birthday party, a girl feeling lonely, a person feeling bored when watching a movie, a person focusing on their lesson, etc. There are many relatable situations for kids to understand and learn about their own emotions.

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For more Lego themed resources, please check out these:

https://teachsimple.com/product/lego-themed-emotion-regulation-lesson (In this lesson there are 2 lesson plan ideas. There is a Lego slide that you can print out for all students as a Lego-themed zones poster. This lesson uses legos or generic toy bricks as a hands on and engaging activity to discuss the students own zones and how they are feeling.)

https://teachsimple.com/product/lego-themed-sudoku-puzzle ( A fun sudoku for kids that combines SEL and Math! This is great for early finisher, after a math lesson, etc.)

https://teachsimple.com/product/lego-themed-following-instructions-sel-lesson (In this resource there is a Lego themed lesson about following directions.)

There are also other lessons that are wonderful for upper elementary:

https://teachsimple.com/product/sel-stress-management-game-sel-coloring-pages (In this lesson, it is based on the fun Apples to Apples game where students pull a card that can be a bit stressful. Then the other students place a card down with a coping skill for this situation. The "judge" decides which coping skill is best.)