Self Control Cut And Paste Activities For Lessons On Impulse Control
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Do your students struggle with self control? These 5 cut and paste activities will help them learn about what self control is, why it's important, and how they can use it.
After completing these activities, kids will be more aware of whether or not they are using self control, and will have strategies - like using positive self talk and other coping skills - to help them think before they act.
The activities are no prep, and a quick and easy addition to your character education, SEL or executive functioning lessons!
This resource is part of a self control bundle and a cut and paste activities bundle!
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What's Included:
- “Is It Self Control?” Cut & Paste
- “Importance Of Self Control” Cut & Paste
- “Coping Skills” Cut & Paste
- “My Self-Talk” Cut & Paste
- “Think It Or Say It?” Cut & Paste
- Answer Keys
For more information, please see the preview.
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Ideas For Use:
- Self control lessons or small groups
- Character education lessons or small groups
- Social skills lessons or small groups
- With students who struggle to think before they act
- With students who could benefit from considering consequences of their actions
- With students who have ADHD
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