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Tips to Calm Down Classroom Posters and SEL Lesson - No Prep

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Tips to Calm Down full page posters: how-to-use steps, list of 8 posters, note-taker and slide deck, plus a strategy chart
Teacher overview of how to run the lesson and display the set
Strategy 1, Count to Five: counting helps students stop and think before reacting to anger and practise impulse control
First strategy to model aloud with the class
Strategy 2, Take a Deep Breath: take 2-3 slow breaths, in through the nose, and out through the mouth to relax the body
Practise breathing together as a whole group
Strategy 3, Tapping Exercises: tap a pressure point between the eyebrows, at the collar bone, palm or wrist to feel present
Demonstrate each tapping point before students try it
Strategy 4, Place Hands in Pockets: deep pressure by pocketing hands, sitting on them or clasping them to feel in control
Quiet option students can use at their desks
Strategy 5, Acknowledge What Makes You Angry: asks how the face and body feel when angry and where the tension comes from
Discussion prompts for noticing anger in the body
Strategy 6, Make a Fist, Then Relax It: squeeze hands into fists and release them to let go of tension held when upset
Quick movement break to try as a class
Strategy 7, Do a Body Scan: start at the head and move slowly down, noticing tense areas and relaxing muscles one by one
Guide students through a slow scan, reading it aloud
Strategy 8, Tell Someone What You Need: when ready, tell a trusted adult or friend what you need to help fix the problem
Closing strategy on asking for help
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Tips to Calm Down Posters- 8 beautifully designed posters each with a different strategy students can use to calm down. These posters will be a gorgeous SEL addition to your classroom. Teach each strategy using the SEL lesson/worksheet in your classroom. Then, display across the room as a reminder of things students can do when they are escalated. This SEL lesson is so important for students to be able to use in the classroom and beyond! The SEL lesson includes a print-and-go, no-prep worksheet and teacher Google Slide Deck to introduce the strategies to the students.


These could be a great addition to any classroom, counselor office, principal office, nurses office, therapist office, etc.!

What is Included in the Tips to Calm Down Poster Product:

  • Description/Explanation of the Resource

  • 8 Full Page Tips to Calm Down Posters

  • Student Note-taker

  • Google Slide Deck for Whole Class SEL Lesson

How to use:

  • Teach each strategy as an SEL Lesson

    • Pass out Note-taker

    • Display each strategy on the board using Google Slide Deck

    • Explain each strategy

    • Have students fill out the note-taker as you go

  • Post these strategies in a calming place in your classroom

  • Have students revisit these posters when they need a time to calm down

Strategies Included in the Posters-

  1. Counting to Five (with breathing exercise)

  2. Taking a Deep Breath (mindful of body movements)

  3. Tapping Exercises

  4. Placing Hands in Pockets

  5. Acknowledge what make you angry

  6. Make a fist, then relax it

  7. Do a body scan

  8. Tell someone what you need

Your students are going to GREATLY BENEFIT from learning these strategies they can use to calm down in the classroom and beyond! The SEL to teach and practice these strategies is an essential addition to your Social Emotional Learning Curriculum.

Calming Corners

A calming corner is an area of your classroom dedicated to giving students a moment to calm down. These corners generally include flexible/comfortable seating, cozy blankets and pillows, and tools students can use to help them regulate their emotions. These posters would be a wonderful addition for any calming corner! They could be displayed on the walls around the calming corner, reminding students of strategies they can use to calm down. Or, they could be combined in book form (either stapled together or put into a binder) for kids to flip through encouraging them to use which ever strategy they like the best!

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