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Think It or Say It Paddle Activity for Impulse Control

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Think It? Or Say It? cover: an impulse control and social skills activity, shown with a shouting boy and a thinking girl
Title page to introduce the speak-or-stay-quiet lesson
Instructors Note on setup: hand each student a think paddle and a say paddle, read scenarios aloud, then discuss why
Read before class to plan the paddle routine
Social scenarios: students decide if 24 statements like 'Shut your mouth!' and 'I need help' should be thought or said
Teacher read-aloud script for whole-group discussion
Think It! paddle sign in a thought bubble: students cut it out and tape it to a pencil or popsicle stick to show answers
Print one per student for silent responses
Say It! paddle sign on an open mouth: students cut it out and tape it to a stick to signal a statement is fine to say aloud
Pair with the thought-bubble sign so each child holds both
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Are you looking for a way to practice self control with your students? This is the perfect impulse control activity you need for your groups, push-in sessions, and SEL morning meetings! This think it or say it activity is perfect for kids (or classrooms as a whole) who struggle with following classroom rules, or even struggle with social skills. This paddle activity includes DIY paddles for each student and a prompt sheet with things that kids might say.

Students are then instructed to hold up a paddle if that was something they should say or keep in their head! If you are doing individual lessons, take turns saying the prompts and answering and seeing if the students can catch your mistakes or wins! This activity is perfect for early elementary students, students that struggle with appropriate social skills, and students who struggle with blurting out. If you are using this activity as a whole class lesson, you can have them use white boards to answer the prompts with a thought bubble or a mouth as their answer!

Ideas for Use;

⭐Push-In Lessons

⭐Group Lessons

⭐For students who struggle with blurting in class

⭐Students that may struggle with kind words

What's Included

Prompt List

Say It Worksheet

Think it worksheet

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