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Middle school social emotional learning center microsofts
Middle School Advisory Lesson
This is a lesson on personalities for advisory students to help see where their strengths and weaknesses are to help succeed in school. Picture activities gets the small groups talking and getting to know each other while discussing important topic for school success and family pride.
Grades:
5th - 8th
End-of-Year Social Emotional Writing Prompts and Interactive Slides
Looking for a no-prep, engaging activity to wrap up the school year? Look no further!**Introduce your students to our versatile End-of-Year Google Slides Activity, designed specifically for grades 5-12. This dynamic resource is perfect for fostering social emotional learning (SEL) while keeping your students engaged through creative writing prompts.Key Features:- **No Prep Required**: Simply add this activity to your Google Classroom, and you're ready to go!- **Adaptable for All Learning Styles*
Grades:
6th - 12th
Feelings & Emotions Lesson Powerpoint Presentation | SEL Lesson & Activity
Through this PowerPoint presentation, students will first learn the importance of emotions/feelings as communicators. They will then learn to recognize the different facial expressions that correspond to different feelings. Next, students split into groups to discuss different scenarios. Students will place themselves in the scenario and discuss how they would feel, practicing empathy.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Back to School/Getting to Know You Bingo (Teacher & Student Versions)
Every year I complete an All About Me activity with my classroom. We share with each other and then usually it becomes a bulletin board or hallway display! However, I wanted to make this sharing more meaningful and make my classroom community even stronger. This game is the perfect way to extend your All About Me activities! This bingo game allows for you to take what you and your students shared about yourself and turn it into a game! How does it work? Bingo CardsThere are teacher and student v
Grades:
2nd - 6th
ECR and SEL Daily Writing Prompts and Activities- First Six Weeks
Product Description:Introducing SEL & ECR Daily Writing Prompts: "Write a Little, Learn a Lot!" This engaging and interactive writing product is designed to help students build skills that will transfer to their writing as they explain their answers for the ECR prompts on STAAR. This resource is also designed to foster social-emotional learning through positive quotes and sayings, helping students build character while having fun with daily writing practice. Unlocking the potential of small
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Elementary Morning Meeting Slides & Activities | No Prep
200+ slides of questions, prompts and activities to use for morning meetings or soft starts at any time of the day. Can be used in partners, groups, or whole class. The questions can even be prompts used to start journal entries! The document should be able to last you the whole year! The slides are organized by day of the week (Monday to Friday). Under each day of the week are 5 different categories with 5+ slides under each category. The slides with a star in the corner can be used more than o
Grades:
2nd - 7th
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Character Education Middle School: Teamwork SEL digital lesson, video, writing
Start the new year by empowering your middle school students with our comprehensive "Character Traits Middle School: Teamwork" lesson plan, a perfect tool for teachers focusing on Social Emotional Learning (SEL), character education, and behavior management plan at the start of the 2024 school year. What's Inside?Differentiated Texts: Three levels of engaging texts tailored to meet the diverse needs of students in grades 5-8, each unraveling unique aspects of teamwork. Level 1 text: The Wright B
Grades:
5th - 8th
SEL Creative Writing January Journal Prompts Growth Mindset Goal Setting
Help your students unlock their potential with our Empower Me Journal—a unique 30-day guided journal designed to foster a growth mindset and inspire goal-setting. Tailored specifically for the dynamic and formative years of middle school, this journal combines motivational quotes and thought-provoking prompts to encourage self-reflection, positive thinking, and personal growth. This journal is perfect for morning meeting, writing centers, daily bell-ringers. It's also great for small counseling
Grades:
6th - 8th
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125 Questions for Pre-Teens
Hello Fellow Teachers and Parents, Thank you for considering this PowerPoint with 125 questions for pre-teens. Here are the different categories of questions: 25 questions for a pre-teen who is struggling with their friend group25 questions for a pre-teen who is struggling in middle school25 questions for a pre-teen about what they wish was different at home25 questions for a pre-teen who is insecure about their looks25 questions for a pre-teen about what they enjoy in lifeAs a parent, you can u
Grades:
6th - 8th, Staff
Diffusion Technique for Easing Anxieties-A Lesson on Boggarts
Do you want to help kids understand where anxiety comes from, and how they can gain a sense of control over it, but in a way that is fun end engaging? This lesson is for you! In an easy to present slide show including media clips, illustrations, and short activities, it is perfect for school counselors, social workers, or teachers of any subject.
Grades:
K - 8th
Zones Reset Reflection
Need a Zones of Regulation Reflection Sheet for your Reset Station or Calm Down Corner? Look no further! Have this resource on hand at your classroom reset location for students to complete as they reset and reenter the classroom community. This allows you to easily track data and understand why students are visiting, as well as monitor and share feedback with staff and families. Add your own bitmoji or keep mine if you'd like. It's simple but so useful!
Grades:
PreK - 6th
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50 Positive Affirmations Art Activity for Academic Motivation SEL; Grades 1-8
Work with your students on building Self Esteem that will foster Academic Success! These 50 Positive Affirmations can help with counseling groups working on using positive thinking, self-esteem, and coping skills. It can also be a fun and easy Social-Emotional Learning Tier 1 activity for the classroom. To use, just print out the positive statements and have your students color, cut, and glue them onto construction paper or stiffer board paper. Then poke 2 small holes and use string to make them
Grades:
1st - 8th
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Also included in: Counseling Activities for Teaching Positive Thinking; Grades 3 - 12
Social Narrative: Stop Means Stop
Included in this download is 1 book This social story explains what it means when. you're asked to stop. In order to create durable and long-lasting interactive books, you should use the following supplies:-lamination -binder
Grades:
PreK - 7th
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Also included in: Social Narrative Bundle
Studio Session Friday
Studio Session Friday consist of top 2023 artist battling in a studio session. Students will have to decide which artist is winning in a studio session based on the artists songs. This a fun activity to begin your group counseling sessions or morning meetings! Enjoy!
Grades:
6th - 12th
Must Do/May Do - Automatic Rotations w/ Timers
Use this editable automated groups powerpoint to ease the transition into Must Do/May Dos. Simply input your student's independent work into the slides, the May Dos once work is finished, the groups you have organized, and you're ready for a simple Must Do/May Do tool that will leave you saying, "why haven't I tried this sooner?"I hope you find as much success with this management system during groups as I have. This tool helps students become more independent and in charge of their learning. I
Grades:
1st - 6th
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SEL Stars & Wishes Feedback Form (For Students)
Encourage students to offer feedback to each other with stars and wishes. Stars are what you like and wishes are what they can try next time. Pair this form with a writing checklist, so students can offer more specific feedback. The feedback form has been differentiated to include sentence starters and writing lines.
Grades:
K - 8th
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Writing about Kindness
Looking to have your students reflect about kindness? Grab your favorite picture book to pair with this activity. Students will answer short questions about kindness and then write long to engage deeper with the topic.
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Affirmation Station for Mirror, Nature Themed
What you are getting:•24 Editable Affirmations in English (odd-numbered slides)•24 Editable Affirmations in Spanish (Even-Numbered Slides) How to Use this Resource: •These affirmations were created with the intention of being displayed around a large mirror in a classroom. Students may choose an affirmation and speak that affirmation to their reflection in the mirror. Doing this daily promotes positive self-talk, builds descriptive vocabulary, and can become an invaluable piece of your classroom
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
MYP Learner Profiles Mini-Project
This mini-project helps students develop a deeper understanding of the 10 MYP Learner Profiles. Can be used independently or with the "Intro to MYP Learner Profiles" activity in this bundle.
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Also included in: Introduction to MYP Learner Profiles/Mini-Project
Social Narrative: When People are Upset
Included in this download is 1 book This social story explains what is expected behaviour when someone else is upset. In order to create durable and long-lasting interactive books, you should use the following supplies:-lamination -binder
Grades:
PreK - 7th
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Also included in: Social Narrative Bundle
After School Club Cover Page
I have created 17 clubs in the past year. In this document you will have the cover pages from the clubs that were created. They will each have An objective to the club as well as a summary of things they performed or the idea of the club. I work with middle schoolers so 6th grade to 8th graders and they all absolutely loved each and every club we did.
Grades:
6th - 8th
Vincent Van Gogh Inspired Calm Down Poster
By incorporating the Vincent Van Gogh-inspired sensory path into a calm down area, you're providing students with a visually engaging and tactile experience that can help them regulate their emotions and find inner peace.Using the Calm Down Poster: Instruct students to place one finger on the starting point of the curvy yellow line and gently trace the line with their finger. Encourage them to move their finger slowly and mindfully, focusing on the sensations and the calming effect it brings.Pro
Grades:
PreK - 8th
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Coping Skills Lesson Cards (Social emotional skills)
This is a great resource that can be used to teach students about coping skills!Use this resource:✨Whole Class lesson✨Small group group lessons with the School Psychologist, Social Worker, Counselors, etc.✨Teacher led centersWhat's included:✨26 coping skill lesson cards✨Blank cards for students to create their own cardsCan be used in combination with Coping Skills Bingo! These two products can be used together to help students learn and practice coping skills. The coping skill lesson cards can b
Grades:
K - 12th
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Also included in: BINGO BUNDLE (Coping Skills Bingo and Lesson Cards)
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