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My Thought Bubble Thoughts

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Look Inside · 9 pages

Cover of My Thought Bubble Thoughts showing two children and examples of kind and hurtful thoughts
Main cover of the social skills resource
Promotional resource page inviting teachers to join The Teacher’s Lounge for social skills resources
Teacher community promotional insert
Alternate story cover showing a boy considering compliments and hurtful remarks: 'Should I think it or say it?'
Alternate story cover featuring a boy
Alternate story cover showing a girl considering compliments and hurtful remarks about other children
Alternate story cover featuring a girl
Story page 1 defines thoughts as unspoken words or pictures and explains how they help with decisions
Story page 1: Understanding thoughts
Story page 2 explains that everyone has negative thoughts, but saying hurtful things to others is not okay
Story page 2: Negative and hurtful thoughts
Story page 3 uses a stop sign to explain keeping hurtful thoughts unspoken inside a thought bubble
Story page 3: Keeping a thought unspoken
Story page 4 explains that imaginary thought bubbles remind children to avoid saying hurtful thoughts aloud
Story page 4: What thought bubbles represent
Story page 5 gives three questions about hurt feelings and past reactions to help decide what to say aloud
Story page 5: Questions to ask before speaking
Attributes
Grades

Grade 3, 4, 5

Types

Activities

Editable
No
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About This Product

My Thought Bubble Thoughts

My Thought Bubble Thoughts is an educational resource designed especially for educators, including public school teachers and homeschoolers. It targets students in Grades 3 to 5. This tool focuses on equipping students with crucial life skills by differentiating between what thoughts are appropriate to say out loud and what should be kept inside the 'thought bubble'.

The Concept

Understanding the concept of potential hurtful thoughts versus safe-to-express opinions can be a complex task for some children. My Thought Bubble Thoughts aims to simplify this learning process using an accessible and kid-friendly approach. It strategically combines story-telling with interactive activities to help children learn and practice this skill in a non-threatening environment.

Packaged Components:

  • A color version of the social skills story that's perfect for classroom usage.
  • The vocabulary employed within the narrative has been meticulously selected so that students can easily understand it while maintaining interest throughout its reading, making it ideal for either large group settings or small circle time.
  • To enhance absorption of the concept presented in the story, three skill-builder activities have been included which offers hands-on learning experiences perfectly suited as extended classroom tasks or even homework assignments.

Bonus Features:

  • The package also includes a black-and-white version of the tale as a Coloring Book Companion. This not only promotes further comprehension through imaginative creativity but also serves as an effective carry-home item ensuring lesson consolidation beyond school hours. On top of all these features is an Animated PowerPoint, orchestrated toward electrifying Distance Learning sessions by leveraging visuals along with instructions from afar. Providing practical lessons merged with entertaining methods, My Thought Bubble Thoughts can cater varied teaching styles while empowering young learners' understanding about emotional sensitivity towards others – competently filling any potential gaps left by traditional literary resources.

What's Included

Included Please Find: 47 Pages

Social Skills Story: Color Version {great for the classroom}

Skill Builder Activities {3 activities to support the concept}

Coloring Book Companion {black/white story, great to send home for generalization}

Animated PowerPoint {great for Distance Learning}

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