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Free 6th grade social emotional learning task cards
Size of the Problem Matching Game
Cut and laminate the Size of the Problem Matching Game Cards to help students engage with the Zones of Regulation curriculum and develop their ability to recognize the Size of the Problem!
Grades:
K - 12th
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FREE Classroom Collaborative Groups Job Role Cards
Help group work run more smoothly in your classroom by using these bright and interesting job role cards! What's IncludedThere are 9 different job role cards included with descriptions that outline the tasks that each student is responsible for while working in their collaborative groups. Job roles included:Group Leader AssistantScribeQuestionerReporterEditorTime Keeper Fact Checker Investigator How To Use ItThere are 9 different roles included in this download so that you can decide which ones
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Empathy & Social Skills - Perspective Taking Task Cards & Prompts
Looking for social skills activities to help students develop empathy and perspective-taking skills? These task cards with prompts can be used to encourage students to consider other people's perspectives and think about how they might feel in different situations. With engaging stories and simple prompts, these task cards are a great way to help students understand other people's feelings and thoughts and develop their social-emotional skills. Use them in the classroom or at home to promote emp
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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SEL FREEBIE Would You Choose? 24 Social Awareness \ Task Cards
These would you rather scenarios will have your students discussing social skills freely with real life scenarios. This free SEL resource includes 24 task cards to kick off a discussion about Social Awareness. Help your students practice social skills and decide what you would rather do in social situations. All cards have a social awareness theme for students to read and decide what they would choose given two social choices. If you love this resource, check out this companion resource of "Wo
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Size of the Problem Activities | Back to School Behavior
This set of Size of the Problem Behavior Activities Task Cards designed specifically for students from 3rd to 6th grade! Are you ready to tackle the challenge of teaching your students how to understand the size of a problem? Look no further – these task cards are here to help!Do your students sometimes overreact to small problems or engage in big behaviors that are disproportionate to the situation? These task cards are the perfect solution! Packed with interactive worksheets, engaging activiti
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Flexible Thinking Skills: Social Emotional Learning Activity Task Cards
Welcome to our "FlexMinds Creative Thinking Skills Task Card Set".This engaging set features diverse topics designed for elementary students. These task cards foster creative problem-solving, adaptability, and critical thinking. Ideal for developing flexible minds, these cards provide fun challenges that encourage students to think outside the box. Unlock a world of imaginative possibilities with our thought-provoking task cards!How can I use these task cards?Keep early finishers actively learni
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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SOCIAL SKILLS Task Cards for Middle & High School SEL Activities
Looking for a comprehensive set of social skills task cards for middle and high school students? Our collection of task cards covers a wide range of topics, including basic interactions, conversations, empathy, friendships and relationships, and conflict resolution skills. These task cards are perfect for use in SEL activities and provide a fun and engaging way for students to develop and practice their social skills. Whether you're a teacher, counselor, or parent, our task cards offer a valuabl
Grades:
6th - 8th
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Social Skill Task Cards with Social Emotional Learning Prompts & Activities
Improve your social skills with our Social Skill Task Cards with Social Emotional Learning Prompts & Activities! These cards cover five essential topics: basic interactions, conversations, empathy, dealing with conflicts, and friendships. Enhance your ability to communicate effectively, understand others' perspectives, and handle difficult situations with confidence. Perfect for individuals seeking to develop their social skills or for educators and therapists working with students or client
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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FREE "Stop and Think" Cards: Developing Executive Skills for Upper Elementary
"Stop and Think" Scenario Cards - Develop Executive Function Skills for Upper Elementary & Middle SchoolGet your FULL pack (100 cards) here:"Stop and Think" Cards - Upper ElementaryHelp your students build essential executive function skills in a fun and engaging way with these "Stop and Think" cards! Designed for upper elementary and middle school children, these cards are perfect for developing crucial cognitive and self-regulation abilities that set the foundation for successful learning
Grades:
4th - 7th
Upstairs Downstairs Brain Circuit Activity - SEL, STEM, Hand Model of Brain
Social Emotional Learning lesson combined with a simple STEM activity helps students practice deciding if their pre-frontal cortex (upstairs brain) or their amygdala (downstairs brain) is in charge during certain situations. Create a simple paper circuit STEM activity. Included:Upstairs Downstairs Brain Paper circuit template24 Brain Cards with various situations listed on them (Editable)Color and black and white versions includedLink to "How To" video to create an easy paper circuitLink to Han
Grades:
2nd - 8th
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Early Finishers' Choice Board
This gives students a variety of 24 simple "I'm done, now what?" activities in the classroom. Once you make a copy, you can edit to fit what is best for your teaching practices. The first 3 slides are to be displayed in the classroom. The last 3 slides are optional task cards that match the display. You can cut them out for the students to borrow when they choose a task. Enjoy!
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Talk It Out - Sentence Starter Anchor Chart
The "Talk It Out Anchor Chart" is an essential teaching resource designed to empower elementary educators in cultivating engaging and inclusive classroom discussions. This visually appealing anchor chart serves as a focal point in the classroom, providing students with a framework for meaningful dialogue and collaborative learning experiences. By incorporating the "Talk It Out Anchor Chart" into your classrooms, you can create a supportive environment where every voice is valued and where stude
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Man Who Walked Between the Towers - 9/11 Book Discussion Questions (Free)
These discussion questions were designed to be used after reading The Man Who Walked Between the Towers. This award-winning children’s book by Mordicai Gerstein describes the true story of Phillipe Petit, the man who walked on a cable suspended between the twin towers back in 1974. This story is perfect for reading and discussing on 9/11 Remembrance Day.This free resource includes both printable and digital discussion cards. The printable cards come in both color and black & white. The digit
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Routine Checklist
You can edit each child's Initials in the squares and print and laminate them. Children can tick off when they have done the chore/activity in the schedule. This is very convenient for kids to stay on track during the morning, after school, and bedtime routines.
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Grades:
1st - 7th
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Self-Advocacy Cards - Behaviour Therapy
Communication Cards to support self-advocacy for clients in behaviour therapy sessions, classroom, or group settings with teachers or clinicians.These are SUPER helpful for clients who have difficulty articulating their needs when emotions are high!
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Grades:
4th - 8th
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
SEL Self-Reflection Task Cards Sample: Self-Awareness & Identity
Self-reflective task cards and writing prompts to help secondary students build social-emotional skills. These sample cards are aligned with the CASEL competencies of self-awareness and identity. According to CASEL, self-awareness is "the ability to understand one’s own emotions, thoughts, and values and how they influence behavior across contexts. This includes capacities to recognize one’s strengths and limitations with a well-grounded sense of confidence and purpose."These cards can be used i
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Comprehensive: Social Skills for Young Learners Task Cards
Welcome to our Comprehensive Social Skills Task Cards! Designed for elementary students, these cards cover a wide range of important social skills topics. Enhance communication, cooperation, and empathy with engaging scenarios. Perfect for group discussions or individual reflection, these task cards promote positive interactions and emotional intelligence. Build the foundation for lifelong social success in a fun and interactive way.How can I use these task cards?Keep early finishers actively le
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Impulse Control Task Cards: practice managing behaviors with a counseling game!
Use these task cards on their own or with any game to practice impulse control with students. After the game, lead the students in discussion questions to reflect on impulse control behaviors.
Grades:
K - 6th
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Task Boxes: Place Setting Freebie!
This product includes 1 free task boxes that fall under the category of KitchenIf you like this you can get a bundle of these products under Task Box!
Grades:
K - 12th
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Problem Solving - "I" Messages
What's included: Speech bubbles with sentence guidesSample conflicts
Grades:
PreK - 6th
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Gratitude/Sorting/Task Cards/Centers/Special Education
Are you looking to practice gratitude with your students? Use this activity to help students identify what they’re grateful for or not grateful for with this free sorting printable! Introduce gratitude by having students sort pictures of people, places, experiences, and things into two categories: “Grateful” and “Not Grateful.” When sorting, use behavior-specific praise to acknowledge that “YES! You are grateful for the things you love that make you feel happy!” Here’s what you’ll get:* 24 prema
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Daily Check-In
Help your students identify their emotions and share them with you with this daily check-in sheet.
Grades:
2nd - 8th
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End of Year: Social Emotional Learning Bookmarks/Self Reflection FREEBIE
These year end bookmarks can be used as classroom gifts for your students! Questions on the back encourage self-reflection of the year and set goals for the next one. Can be used as a starter for year end activities or discussion of growth highlighting SEL strategies.
Grades:
PreK - 7th
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