Coping Skills Brochure and SEL Colouring Pages

- Year groups
- Years 4–7 (Key Stages 2–3)
- Pages
- 2
- File type
- Preparation
- Print ready
- Subject
- Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Social Skills, Special Education Needs (SEN), Special Resources
- Topic
- Sel, Social Emotional Learning
- Resource types
- Colouring Pages, Activities
- Preparation
- Print ready
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About this resource
In this resource, your students will have a take home brochure to help them think of and remember ways to calm down and cope with big feelings. There are 6 sections of this resource. There are SEL colouring pages in this resource. The first section is the cover page which has a mindfulness colouring activity that students can customise to their liking. This in and of itself is a coping skill! Next you have a place where students can use their name and use the acronym of their name to help them come up and customise how they would like to calm down when they have a big feeling. For example, if the name is Jenny, they can write; J is for make a joke or listen to a joke, E is for Exercise, N is for Try something New, the other N is for Notice objects in the room (such as all the things that are green, blue, etc.) and the Y is for do yoga poses. One of the pages is the directions and the other page (flap) is for them to write their own name and customise their strategies. One of the flaps give them the acronym of CALMS which stands for C-Calming Exercises, A-Activities that distract (reading, playing a game or sport, puzzle, word search, etc) L-Look around the room (Look for all the blue objects, Look for things you see that begin with the letter A, etc.) and then M-Mindfulness practices. These are things that really bring students into the present moment. Look for 5 things you see, 4 things you hear, 3 things you feel, 2 things you smell, 1 thing you taste, etc. The S is for Sensations. Do things that make you feel different sensations that are pleasant such as place an ice pack on your forehead, go into a hot shower or hot tub, etc. Taste something sweet or spicy. These are all the things that can help someone cope with a strong feeling.
In the classroom
Teaching tips & learning objectives
Learning objectives
Choose a coping strategy for each letter of their name
Rate the size of an emotion on a scale
Teaching tips
The brochure models a finished name example (J for joke, E for exercise, Y for yoga poses), which can be read aloud before students write their own.
Skills covered
Planning coping strategies — writing one calming idea for each letter of their name
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Coping skills
Emotional regulation
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