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An SEL Scoot Game for Elementary Students: Peer Pressure

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Peer pressure scoot game title and 5 teacher directions: place one card per desk, rotate on a 1-minute timer
Setup guide to read before arranging desks for the scoot
Scoot answer sheet: students circle Positive or Negative for each of 30 numbered peer pressure task cards
One recording sheet per student as they rotate desks
Picture task cards 1-6: peer pressure scenarios such as sharing quiz answers or skipping chess club for ice cream
Illustrated cards for the first six scoot stations
Picture task cards 7-12: scenarios like taking a classmate's paint set, climbing to the roof or hiding a baseball
Stations 7-12 with clip art to support early readers
Picture task cards 13-18: teasing about shoes, cleaning a room, food bank service hours and pranking the teacher
Stations 13-18; a mix of helpful and harmful choices
Picture task cards 19-24: quotes about packing a picnic, tripping Henry, including Carry and selling lemonade
Stations 19-24 featuring spoken invitations and dares
Picture task cards 25-30: chatting instead of reading, chess practice, taking candy and returning a lost wallet
Final stations 25-30 to finish the rotation
Text-only task cards 1-6 without pictures: daring John to eat fair samples, Amy urging Todd to study for math
No-picture version of stations 1-6 for an ink-saving print
Text-only task cards 7-12: feeding the dog meat at dinner, hiding Greg's baseball, making fun of kids in yoga class
Plain-text alternative for stations 7-12

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Students love a good scoot game! Scoot games are fun, provide movement and reinforce the topics you are teaching students. In this scoot game, students will read a situation and decide if it is positive or negative peer pressure. This set is geared toward upper elementary age (2nd -4th grade). There are 30 task cards with pictures and 30 without. All you need is to print off the number of answer sheets for each student as well as a set of task cards for each desk/area. Get a timer, and a bell and you are good to go!

What's Included

30 Task Cards, Answer sheets and the answer key.

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