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Middle school social emotional learning interactive whiteboards $5-10
Social Skills Game Show Pragmatic Language Game #1 Boom Cards Deck
This ⭐NO PREP⭐ Boom™️ Cards deck includes 80 digital cards that focus on social pragmatic language skills. Students will be engaged while answering questions and playing this trivia quiz game. This deck is a great way to focus on social skills during speech-language therapy or during a social-emotional learning time. The game board is set up by category and students can choose their wager. Answers are not in the typical question format but are statements. This game is good for mixed-language and
Grades:
2nd - 8th
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Also included in: My Whole Store Growing Bundle for Speech-Language Therapy
CBT Thinking Traps: 10 Common Negative Thought Patterns as Characters
This CBT thinking mistakes resource was designed to familiarize upper elementary or middle school students with negative thought patterns in a fun and engaging way. This resource presents each thinking trap as a character with a funny but illustrative name. This approach aims to externalize each thinking trap and present the task of dismantling negative thought patterns as an achievable one.We are all exposed to falling into thinking traps or perpetuating negative thinking patterns. This is esp
Grades:
3rd - 8th
"I" Statements Guidance & Small Group SEL Lesson. Teach Assertive Communication
This "I" Statements guidance and small group lesson includes everything you need to teach students how to express their feelings and communicate their needs in a conflict-free manner. The lesson uses age-appropriate language and compelling visuals to:explain the differences between "You" messages and "I" messages;assert why "You" messages don't always work in our favor;how to compose "I" statements;and discuss when we should use "I" messages.What is included:-PowerPoint Presentation;Disclaimer:
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Meet the School Counselor Guidance Introduction Back to School Counseling Lesson
Attention Secret Agents! Welcome to mission headquarters. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to decode hidden clues and messages. Uncover the roles and responsibilities of the school counselor in this Meet the Counselor, Back to School, Guidance Introduction lesson. Proceed with caution and precision. Good luck! THIS IS THE SMARTBOARD VERSION - If you do not have Smartboard software, please purchase the Power Point version that I also have available.This School Counselor Introducti
Grades:
3rd - 7th
No-Prep Middle School & High School Internet Safety: Digital Mini Lessons
This resource includes 5 short, 30 minutes mini-lesson addressing topics such as protecting personal data online, internet safety, internet friends, internet hygiene, digital footprint, and other relevant for keeping teens safe online. The mini-lessons are:Protect your data online that approaches personal information, privacy settings & setting strong passwords;Stay safe online;*This mini-lessons touches on cyberbullying, but it doesn't go into details on the topic but rather focuses on some
Grades:
5th - 10th
Personal Strengths & Weaknesses No-Prep, SEL Guidance Lesson
This upper elementary or middle school SEL guidance lesson breaks down the task of recognizing personal strengths & weaknesses by using compelling visuals, descriptive analogies and plenty of examples. Students will be working along on individual worksheets, gaining insights into their strengths or weaknesses. The lesson also takes things one step forward and encourage students to leverage their strengths and work on their weak spots by setting achievable goals.Helping students identify and
Grades:
4th - 6th
Peaceful Conflict-Solving: Finding a Compromise Lesson for Upper Elementary
This upper elementary SEL lesson approaches the topic of finding appropriate compromises to work out their disagreements and solve social conflicts peacefully. The lesson includes illustrated slides that would foster meaningful and honest discussion on the topic of solving conflicts peacefully and repairing relationships after conflicts.Various digital & printable, small group, and individual practice activities are included. During this lesson, students will learn the importance of finding
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Valentines Day Social Skills Bundle for Teens with Autism - Special Ed & OT
Valentine's Day Activity Bundle for Teens with Autism and Special EducationCelebrate Valentine's Day with our special activity bundle designed exclusively for teens in autism and special education programs. This engaging pack is crafted to provide a mix of fun, learning, and self-reflection, tailored to the unique needs of individuals in these communities.Activity 1: Valentine's Day Escape RoomActivity 2: Conflict Resolution QuestionsActivity 3: Romantic Relationship Scenarios (Healthy vs. Unhea
Grades:
8th - 11th
Harmony Day & Harmony Week : Editable PowerPoint Presentation & Google Slides
Harmony Week Activity Editable PowerPoint & Google Slides for 3th, 4th, 5th GradeCelebrate Our Differences! Exploring Harmony Week in [Year]Description:Embark on a journey of inclusivity and respect with this engaging PowerPoint presentation exploring Harmony Week / day! Dive into the heart of Australia's vibrant multicultural tapestry Key Learning Points:The Significance of Harmony Week: Uncover the core message of Harmony Week and its emphasis on inclusivity and belongingCelebrating Divers
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Hot Potato: Thoughts Filtering; Teach A Respectful Approach Sensitive Subjects
This digital, no prep lesson approaches the sometimes challenging topic of social filters with elementary students. This SEL lesson brings on an engaging an interactive discussion on touchy topics and offers students plenty of opportunities to use a social filter.Teaching kids to think before they speak is a challenge for parents, teachers, and counselors alike. However, I feel like just teachings kids to censor themselves is not enough. We should not send the message to kids that certain topic
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Active Listening & Conversation Skills Lesson: Non-verbal & Body Language Cues
This engaging and interactive lesson provides age-appropriate content and hands-on activities tailored to upper elementary and middle school students, focusing on non-verbal and body language cues essential for active listening. Whether it's navigating group projects, understanding complex instructions, or building deeper friendships, active listening for students is a game-changer. This lesson focuses especially on reading and using helpful non-verbal and body language cues that show engagement
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Morning Meeting Slides- Focusing on Social Emotional Learning
This product contains daily slides you can use with your students for the entire school year. Slides contain weekly motivational quotes, journal prompts, a weekly check in, and information about what National Day it is. There is also a section for any announcements you need to tell your students and monthly birthdays. These slides follow a public NY school schedule so may need to be tweaked a bit but provide opportunities for students to connect, share, reflect, and work on being open minded,
Grades:
3rd - 6th
SEL Morning Meeting Google Slides Editable | No-Prep August | Upper Elementary
If you love Morning Meetings but hate the prep and planning that goes into it, then download this resource as an easy way to get started. This resource has 4 weeks of pre-made slides to help you get started with your August morning meetings. They focus on 4 Social Emotional Learning (SEL) topics: Community, Kindness, Work Ethic, and Motivation. Though the slides are themed for August, they can be used throughout the school year. Click here for the PowerPoint and PDF version of this resource!Clic
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Altered states of consciousness- 3 day lesson
Altered states of consciousness- 3 day lessonThis is an interactive Google Slides lesson that will help you provide a more in-depth understanding of different substances that lead to altered states of consciousness. Students will first learn about the role psychoactive drugs play on consciousness and the effects they have on the body. Students will then look more closely at the five kinds of psychoactive drugs: depressants, stimulants, hallucinogens, opioids, and marijuana. Students will comple
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Grades:
8th - 11th
Would You Rather Questions | Print & Digital combo | Community building games
Would you Rather? Print & Digital Bundle! Roll-a-Response Dice Game + Jamboard Conversation Cards, Cooperative Learning game for classroom community, team building, get to know you... Would you Rather? questions…encourage critical thinking, communication, and collaborationfoster decision-making skillsencourage empathy: engaging in respectful dialogue and actively listening to others' viewpointssupport students' social and emotional interactions.build community with commonalities & learn
Grades:
1st - 12th, Staff
Fall Back to School SEL, Ice Breaker Slides - PEAR DECK BUNDLE
This 107 slide Pear Deck ready, Google Slide deck contains various August, September, and October-themed Brain Breaks, Ice Breakers, and more to add that little extra something to your amazing lessons. Topics include Back to School, September 11th, Getting to know you, Fall, Halloween, as well as random food and fun topics.Enough slides for the entire quarter and then some! Student interaction variety - typed response, drawing, interactive sliders, and choice options. (You can change these optio
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Peaceful Conflict Resolution & Classroom Community Upper-Elementary SEL Lesson
Do your students seem to be getting on each other's nerves a lot? This no-prep, spring-themed peaceful conflict resolution lesson might be what you need! The fun, engaging theme of the lesson aims to give upper elementary students the platform they need to identify triggers for their conflicts, familiarize themselves with and practice using a peaceful conflict solving process with the added bonus of supporting positive communication in the classroom community!This resource includes:Lesson plan;I
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Bundle - Back to School Activities - Middle and High School
These back to school activities were designed to be used with middle and high school students.What's Included:Would You Rather ...?One PagerTask CardsPut a Finger DownDice IcebreakerAdditional August/September ResourcesAugust / September ELA Sub Plan Activities for Middle and High SchoolLabor Day - Informational Writing and Word SearchFall (Autumn) - Informational Writing and Word SearchMetacognitive Markers - Active Reading - Reading StrategiesFollow my store:Please click here to follow my stor
Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
Character Education: Responsibility SEL Lesson for Upper Elementary
Teaching kids to be responsible is such an important part of building their character and setting them out for success, both in their academic and personal life. However, teaching responsibility is often limited to talking about chores and jobs at home or school. In reality, there is so much more that goes into teaching responsibility. For instance, helping kids understand why it is important to be responsible even when it's hard to do the right or responsible thing in the moment. This resourc
Grades:
3rd - 6th
SEL Morning Meeting Slides Editable | No-Prep September | Upper Elementary
If you love Morning Meetings but hate the prep and planning that goes into it, then download this resource as an easy way to get started. This resource has 4 weeks of pre-made slides to help you get started with your September morning meetings. They focus on 4 Social Emotional Learning (SEL) topics: Friendship, Responsibility, Trust, and Problem Solving. Though the slides are themed for September, they can be used throughout the school year. Click here to view the August Morning Meeting slides!C
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Conversation and Pragmatic Language Comics Multiage Bundle
For an interactive preview, click here!This easy-to-use *completely digital* resource contains a drag and drop activity that is perfect for kids kids with autism, ADHD, or who struggle to make on-topic, appropriate comments or ask relevant questions in conversations. Simply drag and drop the correct response or responses into the thought bubble.Please note that this version contains two products - a version with younger pictures and shorter phrases for grades 1-4 and a version with graphics of o
Grades:
1st - 8th
SEL Morning Meeting PPT Slides Editable | No-Prep August | Upper Elementary
If you love Morning Meetings but hate the prep and planning that goes into it, then download this resource as an easy way to get started. This resource has 4 weeks of pre-made slides to help you get started with your August morning meetings. They focus on 4 Social Emotional Learning (SEL) topics: Community, Kindness, Work Ethic, and Motivation. Though the slides are themed for August, they can be used throughout the school year.This is the PowerPoint (PPT) version. Click here for the Google Slid
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Black History Trivia Games
This amazing resource includes TWO Black History Trivia games that are wonderful for elementary and even middle school students! The first interactive trivia game includes 5 categories:Performers & AthletesPolitics and GovernmentLeaders & PioneersNotable African American WomenEducators and WritersThe second interactive game is a multiple choice trivia game that also supports student research and knowledge of famous African Americans in history. This resource is self-checking and require
Grades:
5th - 8th
Philosophy for kids: How can we tell if one country is the best?
Children watch a stimulus video, then debate and discuss how we compare countries and decide if some countries are better than others. Why? Children to listen and repond appropriately to others. Includes powerpoint presentation and formal lesson observation. All attachments in doc and pdf format for editing purposes.
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
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