Wallness Bulletin Board Kit | SEL, Self-Care & Mental Health Decor ki
- Grades
- Grades 6–8, High School
- Pages
- 50
- File type
- Preparation
- Print ready
- Subject
- Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Classroom Management
- Topic
- Winter wellness, Self care
- Resource types
- Bulletin Boards
- Preparation
- Print ready
Product description
From the author
Create a wellness display with 25 short self-care messages, supplied in color and black-and-white versions across 50 PDF pages. Prompts include breathing, journaling, mindfulness and winter activities such as building a snowman.
Select messages for a class discussion or rotate them on a bulletin board. Winter decoration is part of the message designs; separate hats, name cards, lettering and backdrop sheets are not included.
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In the classroom
Teaching tips & learning objectives
Learning objectives
Identify a self-care option from a displayed message.
Explain how a selected prompt could fit an everyday routine.
Teaching tips
Rotate one message card into view each day or week rather than posting all 25 at once, so the prompt stays fresh for students passing the display.
Group the cozy, cold-weather cards (build a snowman, watch the sunrise, wrap in a blanket) together for a winter-season self-care wall, and save the general prompts (declutter, journal, mindfulness) for year-round use.
Pair a card with a short class discussion or journal prompt — for example, after posting "Share your skills," ask students to name one skill they could teach a classmate.
Skills covered
Self-care vocabulary recognition — students read short action prompts such as "practice mindfulness" and "take a deep breath" as they encounter the display.
Reflective habit-building — a teacher can use a rotating card (e.g., "Journal your thoughts") to prompt a brief written or verbal reflection tied to that day's message.
Good to know
Questions teachers ask about this resource
Are the messages tied to a specific season?
Most are general self-care prompts usable any time of year, but several — build a snowman, watch the sunrise, wrap in a cozy blanket — lean toward cold-weather activities, so the set works well for a winter-season wellness wall.
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Core concepts
Self-care
Social-emotional learning
Mental health awareness
Bulletin board decor
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