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Elementary social emotional learning homeschool curriculum images
Anger Iceberg Activity Sheet
The "Anger Iceberg" is a metaphorical representation that helps individuals explore the underlying causes of their anger. Just as an iceberg only shows a small portion above the waterline while the majority is hidden beneath, the anger iceberg illustrates that visible expressions of anger are often just the tip of the emotional iceberg. This activity can be used to guide students into identifying and exploring various emotions related to their anger by identifying anger as a secondary emotion.In
Grades:
4th - 6th
Trace the letter B - Enjoy & Learn
A list of activity for kids to learn alphabet letters by tracing. It can be activity for school, homework or for holidays.Letter B
Grades:
1st - 2nd
Inner View
"Inner View" features a list of questions about favorites. It's an effective ice-breaker and can be used in the context of a 'getting to know you' sort of activity for class or after school clubs. It can be used for a one on one session with a counselor, or with a parent for bonding time.
Grades:
4th - 7th
Anger Management
When we think about anger as a signal that something is wrong, and not that a child is trying to be difficult, we find it easier to try to help them understand the root of their anger and what can be done. Children don’t have the vocabulary to express themselves like adults do. They often express big emotions through their behavior. This document is designed to help you teach children how to recognize and manage their anger.
Grades:
K - 3rd
Classroom Affirmations (1 0f 9)
Affirmations are a MUST in every classroom! Here is an adorable set of nine that will look oh so cute on that one wall you just don't know what to do with yet.
Grades:
PreK - 4th
Emotional / Feelings Ladder
Awareness of our emotions and feelings is SO IMPORTANT in healing. Every time we make the conscious effort to become aware of our emotions and thoughts, we can create the habit of moving up with the vibrations of our emotions. This emotional ladder can help students identify where they are emotionally and what their goal is. Looking at an emotion such as rage and try to move up to angry, for example, can feel much easier than trying to jump all the way to the top.
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Cell Phone Permit
Cell Phone Permit is a comprehensive online course that teaches students about the challenges and opportunities that come with having a cell phone. This program includes classroom videos that can also be self paced, digital student workbook, facilitator guide, activities, assessments, a final exam, a Student/Parent Trust Contract, as well as a Cell Phone Permit certificate.Starting at $79https://cellphonepermit.com
Grades:
5th - 11th, Staff
Elementary Morning Work
Daily morning work with name, time, and date practice, Spelling word and vocabulary practice. Plus get your kid's positive juices flowing with I AM statements about themselves, what they are thankful for, and something they are curious about.
Grades:
1st - 6th
SEL Aligned Impulse Control Lesson Grades K - 2 .
This lesson plan offers a comprehensive and structured approach to teaching impulse control to young students. It includes:- **Materials List:** A detailed list of all the necessary materials required to successfully conduct the lesson, ensuring that instructors are fully prepared.- **Introduction:** A clear and engaging introduction that sets the stage for the lesson, explaining the objectives and importance of impulse control.- **Storytime Guidelines:** Step-by-step instructions for an interac
Grades:
1st - 2nd
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