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Free middle school social emotional learning internet activities
A Little Spot Of Virtual Book Library
The "A Little Spot of" books by Diane Alber are great resources to use with children to discuss their feelings and emotions! I have created a virtual library with links to the read alouds to use in a virtual classroom with students or at home with your kids!The link will prompt you to make a copy of the google slide file.
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K - 6th
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Social Scenes - Problem, Feelings, and Reply Situations Set One (High School)
Problem, Feelings, and Reply Situations Set One with full color realistic photos. Great for high school age kids. I am working on making Blookets for play as well, I'll update the link page as I make more. Please comment and rate if you'd like more free resources like this!
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Social Emotional Learning Check-In SEL Mood Board How are you feeling? Scale
What an amazing and quick way to get older students talking and engaged?Students love checking in, taking a brain break, or building community with this activity.This activity can be a quick 1 minute check-in, a 5 minute brain break, or a amazing hook to a new lesson!Students and teachers love these!!! Suggested ways to use.-Quick and ready daily presentations for SEL check in. (Give yourself a few moments to prepare/transition to your next lesson.)-Use within Google Forms for staff meetings or
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Free First Day Back to School Icebreaker Build Community Builder Snowball Game
✨Free Activity: Perfect for the First Day of Back to School. Use as an Icebreaker, first day activity, or a brain break. This Snowball game is a great way to get to know your students, make connections, and build community / community builder. Students love this Snowball Game! Use in elementary, upper grades, 4th, 5th, 6th, Middle School, & High School classrooms.✅ CLICK HERE for more back-to-school freebies! One of my favorite colleagues introduced me to this fun back-to-school snowball fig
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4th - 7th
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Social Emotional Mental Health Doodle Notes FREE!! For Grades 6 thru 10th
1. This social emotional lesson will have your students taking a "Five Dimensions of Health" survey, and checking any tip or trait they feel they need to work on in their own life! 2. Next they will do the “Mental Health Doodle Notes” as a follow-up to the worksheet. 3. It’s doodle art along with some thoughtful listing! Students will fill in the blanks and then use colors and patterns to fill in the shapes.4. Topics Include:relieving stressfuture goalscoming out of your shellgetting help for de
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6th - 10th
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Ninja Life Hacks Virtual Book Library
The "Ninja Life Hacks" books by Mary Nhin are great resources to use with children to discuss their feelings and emotions! I have created a virtual library with links to the read alouds to use in a virtual classroom with students or at home with your kids!The link will prompt you to make a copy of the google slide file.
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K - 6th
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FREE Would You Rather | MOVIE THEATER | Life Skills CBI Boom Cards Activity
Are you teaching community based instruction (CBI) and life skills to Special Education students? Use this fun, no-prep interactive Would You Rather BOOM CARDS™ Activity in your Special Ed classroom as you teach students about different Cinema & Movie Theater choices & explore life skills preferences! Check out the full unit on going to the Movie Theater!The "THIS OR THAT" game format includes 20 unique slides with clear PHOTOS and prompts, to get students thinking about their life skill
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Free Compromising Activity for Middle Schoolers
This free interactive activity for middle school students is great for small groups or a whole class lesson. It works on the skills of compromising!Be sure to click the link on the last page to receive a full (free) lesson plan with additional no-prep ideas!For access to our entire library of video-modeling lessons, try us out for 30 days free, or get more free samples here!
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5th - 8th
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Dr. Seuss Virtual Book Library
This virtual library includes 10 popular Dr. Seuss books with links to read alouds and art hub drawings. This library will also allow you to swap in your own bitmoji if you want!The link will prompt you to make a copy of the google slide file.
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K - 6th
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Test Your Level of Self-Compassion | SEL WORKSHEET | FREE PRINTABLE VERSION
Bringing SEL (Social-Emotional Learning) into our classrooms, no matter what subject area, is paramount for educators. Self-compassion is a foundational theme for your SEL focused classroom or unit. This worksheet guides students through taking the Self-Compassion Test, developed by Kristen Neff, as found on self-compassion.org. Students will then record and interpret their score using the worksheet. Use this as a pre/post assessment by having students take the test and record their scores at th
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7th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Valentines Day: Conflict Resolution Social Skills for Autism & Special Education
Looking for a fun social skills activity to practice conflict resolution and compromising? This Social Skills activity is designed to challenge and develop social skills in a fun and interactive way. WHAT'S INCLUDED:8 Social Scenario Questions based around Valentines day (Non-romantic relationships)REASONS YOU NEED THIS AMAZING PRODUCT:It’s a time saver – simply login and go! NO PREP!Photos - maximize visual learning stylesTarget's skills your students need!Its so much fun!HOW TO USE THIS RESOUR
Grades:
7th - 10th
Simple Sentences | Grammar Worksheets | Pixel Art | Review | Middle School
Exciting, interactive grammar activity to help your Middle School students review four different types of simple sentences: Declarative Sentences: These simple sentences tell us something. For example, “The Rock inspires us to work hard.”Imperative Sentences: These simple sentences give a command or make a request. For example, “Stay focused.” Interrogative Sentences: These simple sentences ask a question. For example, “How does The Rock show teamwork?”Exclamatory Sentences: These simple sentenc
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6th - 9th
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Social Story: Pragmatics & Conversation Repair
THANK-YOU for choosing to support your client/child/teen/student with a personalised & engaging social story. A structured role playing activity creates a visual, functional & predictable format, using real life examples that school-aged youth commonly experience when conversation breakdown! Social communication can be tricky -across alllll the ages, right into adulthood- and this story provides YOU with the opportunity to GET INTO IT and make your client's pragmatic targets FUNCTIONAL.
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3rd - 6th
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FREEBIE Social Skills Sleuth: Starting A Conversation BOOM Cards
Social Skills Sleuth investigates the often confusing world of starting a conversation. Teenagers will examine types of friendships, swapping information, how to start a conversation, and picking appropriate conversation topics. This deck uses evidenced-based practices and strategies to show students with social communication or pragmatic problems (particularly Autism/ADHD/etc.) a step-by-step guide to building up their core communication skills. Students will be better at starting conversations
Grades:
8th - 12th
National Cheese Day QR Code Task Cards Coloring Sheets Printable Digital SEL
With National Cheese Day fast approaching, this PDF is especially relevant for themed classroom activities. It provides a fun and educational way to celebrate the occasion while enhancing literacy skills in English lessons.My students love these dynamic and interactive QR code task cards. With these task cards, students utilize their smartphones or tablets to scan the QR code on the task card. Each QR code grants instant access to multimedia resources. Includes one linked article with reading c
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8th - 12th
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Digital Citizenship Safety Drills Pack #1
We all do fire drills? Safety drills? Why are we not taking 5 minutes a month to conduct digital safety drills?? With these simple to use drill cards the teacher in any classroom can use grade-level appropriate scenarios to discuss how best to handle digital dilemmas our students face each and every day. Each scenario comes with teacher talking points. One drill per grade band and teacher talking points. Grades K-12 represented. It's time we start doing digital drills as much as we do fire dril
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K - 12th, Staff
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Two Lies and a Truth Classroom Activity
This take on two truths and a lie is a fun, low-pressure activity that can be used to help your students get to know each other, and you, better. This game bundle comes with teacher tips, a student worksheet, and a Google Slides presentation used as a Rolodex for student responses. This can be modified to work for any teacher and any classroom. In my classroom, I typically take one class period for the entire activity.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Mindful Monday Student Check-In
Start the week off strong by checking in with every single student!As teachers, our minds are often in a million places at once, especially when we're teaching! It often becomes a challenge to make sure we check in with every single student every day. By incorporating this short Mindful Monday Check-In Google Form once a week, you not only gain valuable insight as to each student's well-being - you also give students the opportunity to check in with themselves as well!In this product you will fi
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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INNOVATIVE EMOTIONAL TEST FOR CHILDREN
This test is designed to help parents and teachers understand how well children know emotions. It uses a clear method with interactive stories and questions, all with music to make feelings clearer.Objective: This test assesses children's understanding of emotions by combining explanations, scenarios, and personal reflection, all set to music to enhance emotional engagement.Just do a few of them for fun.We were surprised when, out of 143 children, only 44 could come up with more than 2 reasons,
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PreK - 8th
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How to Take the VIA Character Strengths Survey | Instructions & Debrief Guide
UPDATED DESCRIPTION FOR AB/RT: How do you help students to start noticing what is RIGHT with them and the people around them? The Values in Action Survey (VIA) identifies your capacity to exhibit each of 24 Character Strengths. The VIA survey has been taken by millions of people and is a scientifically validated tool for identifying the rank order of one’s Character Strengths. A guide is available to make the survey accessible to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.This
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3rd - 12th
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FREEBIE Investigator Ivan: Recognising Emotions BOOM Cards
Inspector Ivan is very confused! He's explaining how to be a detective, but is unsure how everyone is feeling! Can you help him to recognise their emotions?Inspector Ivan investigates the murky world of recognising emotions. Kids will practice identifying emotions, matching emotions, describing feelings, and asking how others feel. Students will be better able to recognise emotions and how others may be feeling by using Investigator Ivan.Emotions Covered:-Happy, Angry, Sad, Sacred, Excited, Emba
Grades:
2nd - 6th
New Year's Goal Setting Google Slides™ Activity {Freebie}
This FREE activity is intended to support your student’s learning of goal setting. Students will evaluate things they did well last semester, things they can improve on, and then will set goals for the new semester. Use this Google Slides™ activity with your students and start your semester off with a renewed focus!
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3rd - 12th
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Understanding and Coping with Difficult Emotions Free Sample for Google Slides™
Middle & High School Understanding and Coping with Difficult Emotions for Google Slides - Use this free resource of interactive slides to teach students how to identify and cope with difficult emotions they may face on an everyday basis. This is a free sample of a full resource: Coping with Frustration, Sadness & Anxiety. To view the full resource, click here!For information & details regarding the full resource, see below:16 GOOGLE SLIDES INCLUDED*These slides include areas for stud
Grades:
8th - 10th
PREVIEW - "Find That Star!" -Digital Scavenger Hunt- Winter Themed- 25 Questions
Winter ThemedCalm down resourceHow to play:Each page has a hidden heart- the student looks for the star and clicks on it.Once you click on the star, it will take you to the next page. Why it works:virtual/link based game is engaginghelps students to self regulate their emotions and pause to collect themselvesexcellent coping skill and a practice in mindfulness, and noticing what is happening in the momentcan be played as many times as you want, and can easily be plugged into a virtual calm down
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PreK - 8th
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