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5th grade social emotional learning lesson interactive whiteboards
Social Emotional Learning Whiteboard Messages & Question of the Day
Use these daily SEL whiteboard messages to teach social emotional learning skills on a daily basis for the entire year! These 175 whiteboard messages highlight SEL skills for self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationships, and decision-making. Just post one prompt/message each day. Have students read and respond as they walk in the room. These are intended to be quick and easy daily prompts that cover all areas of social emotional learning.This set can be used with an entire cl
Grades:
3rd - 7th
Classroom Quiz-Style Game Disagreeing Politely & Respectfully for Elementary
This interactive Google Slides game approaches the topic of agreeing and disagreeing respectfully and politely with elementary students. "That's a stupid idea!", "That's lame!", "Those shoes are ugly!", we all have heard these comments. Sometimes kids need more guidance on how to politely and disrespectfully disagree with someone else's opinions, ideas, and personal preferences. This activity is inspired by popular quiz-style shows, but adapted to accommodate a classroom setting. Using an engagi
Grades:
3rd - 5th
No Prep Middle School Friendship Boundaries Unit for Small Group or Individual
This fun, hands-on unit was designed to help middle school and even high-school students navigate sticky friendship situations. This no-prep, print-and-go unit can be used in small group or individual counseling to help students identify unhealthy friendship dynamics, build the tools they need to stand up for themselves by setting boundaries, using assertive verbal and body language, foster self-confidence, and embolden students to step outside their comfort zone and expand their friendship grou
Grades:
5th - 12th
Also included in: Friendship Green & Red Flags & Friendship Boundaries Unit
Size of the Problem Boom Cards
For an interactive preview, click here!This easy-to-use *completely digital* resource contains a drag and drop activity that is perfect for kids who struggle to understand the difference between little "no big deal" problems and huge "emergency" problems. Can be completed on a computer or tablet!Since this file contains both information slides as well as opportunities for students to demonstrate their knowledge (easy-to-use drag and drop), it can be used as a stand-alone independent-study lesson
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Also included in: Digital Classroom Bundle
Playful or Hurtful Teasing: Upper Elementary SEL & Relational Aggression Lesson
Healthy friendships begin with understanding boundaries and recognizing social cues. Teasing can be playful or hurtful depending on many factors. This no-prep, interactive, and editable Google Slides lesson is a fun way of addressing helpful or harmful teasing. This lesson includes many examples and gives information to enable students to identify how teasing can become harmful, and gives real-world situations for students to analyze and determine what type of teasing is involved and how to kno
Grades:
3rd - 5th
"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
Strengths & Weaknesses Bundle: No-prep SEL Lesson & Self-reflection Cards
This no-prep SEL bundle will support upper elementary or middle school students to learn about personal strengths & weaknesses using compelling visuals and analogies. Students will be working along on individual worksheets, reflect on age-appropriate prompts and recognize personal strengths & weaknesses. The second activity in the bundle is a great follow-up, offering another fun and engaging way for students to become more self-aware and recognize their strengths and weaknesses.Includes
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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
Upper Elementary SEL No-Prep Lesson on Agreeing & Disagreeing Respectfully
Disagreements are often the cause of plenty of conflicts between students. However, knowing how to agree and disagree with someone politely and respectfully doesn't always come easy to students. This upper elementary digital and interactive SEL lesson approaches the topics of agreeing or disagreeing politely and respectfully, correcting someone politely, and giving suggestions respectfully.This no-prep lesson includes slides and activities, including the lesson plan, to teach three lessons (1 fu
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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
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
Anti-bullying Upper Elementary Lesson: Be an Upstander, Not a Bystander
This upper elementary, no-prep lesson was designed to help students understand the importance of taking initiative and being an upstander, and not a simple bystander when they see inappropriate, aggressive, or bullying behaviors. This resource is a great addition to an anti-bullying curriculum.The interactive and engaging Google Slides lesson will allow you to prompt meaningful conversations and teach hands-on things your students can do and words they can use when seeing peers being picked on,
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Estimate units of time- Executive functioning- Sec/Min/Hour/Day/Week/Month/Year
This is a great special ed unit to support executive functioning and real-world comprehension. Includes some assessment questions at the end. I used this at the interactive whiteboard with a small group and during 1:1 instruction, but it can be used in many different ways! FYI- This took more than a month to teach to my students (almost 2)!
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Conflict Resolution Bundle: Finding a Compromise, Types of conflict, & Inflamers
This bundle includes 3 low-prep lessons, for upper elementary students to learn and master conflict resolution strategies.The included lessons are:Many times students escalate a conflict with their words and actions. Conflict Inflamers &Conflict Extinguishers Lesson introduces to elementary students the concept of conflict escalators by using fun and compelling visuals.Types of conflict Google Slides Lesson will help students to better understand and appropriately manage the four types of co
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Gossip & Rumors: Social Skills & Relational Aggression Google Slides Lesson
Do you ever feel like there is more gossip and circulating rumors between your students than in a dramatic novella? Sometimes I do too! Besides being a bad habit to pick up, rumors spreading and gossiping can be used by students as a relational aggression tool. Students are often left feeling hurt, ashamed, and isolated by these seemingly harmless tattle tales.This lesson offers an engaging and fun way to approach the topic of rumor spreading and gossiping with your students. In this lesson, st
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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
Problem-Solving Upper Elementary Escape Room: Classroom Friendly & Editable
Escape rooms might need a bit of extra work to prep and set up, but they are always a hit with students! This fun Problem-Solving Escape Room is a neat way to practice the skills involved in efficient problem-solving you've been working on with your students. It is also a great way to review some of the skills your students have been working on in previous years and gauge their skill levels.This Escape Room uses engaging visuals to set up a competitive and imaginative treasure hunt, but in a cla
Grades:
3rd - 5th
How To Help Big Emotions
This lesson includes examples and several activities and games. This would be great for older Elementary and Middle school. It assists students on how to help friends with big emotions, but also how to help themselves.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Valentine's Day Spreading Love and Self Love Social Emotional Lesson SEL
Wanting to do an SEL in theme with Valentine's Day? Look no further! These slides go through what it means to spread love to others as well as having self love. This is a great lesson to help build students who often feel insecure. This version is a PDF, if you want the lesson in a google slides format you can use this link:Spreading Love and Self Care SlidesThese slides include:-focus on self love-what positive self talk really means -what showing love to others can look like -focus on showing
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Halloween-Themed Escape Room: Social Skills Lesson| Classroom friendly &Low-prep
Escape Rooms are all the rage with students and I can understand the appeal. This Halloween-themed escape room is a fun and engaging way to revise important classroom social skills. This resource was created for a classroom setting and can easily accommodate multiple teams without things going totally haywire.This resource addresses social skills like:Showing kindness;Giving compliments;Social filter; & Staying out of drama.The 5 tasks included are relatively low-prep and should be solved in
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Giving & Accepting Compliments|Google Slides Lesson & Printable Actitivities
Giving and accepting compliments is an important social skill all students should master. This summer-themed Google Slides lesson is an interactive and fun way of approaching the topic of giving kind, genuine compliments and graciously accepting compliments. Students will practice giving and receiving compliments in relevant, real-life situations.The resources included in this lesson are enough for teaching two separate lessons: a lesson on giving kind and genuine compliments and a second lesso
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Empathy & Body Language Upper Elementary Escape Room| Editable
What a better way to practice and discuss body language than a detective-themed Escape Room?! This classroom-friendly Escape Room is a neat way to approach the topic of body language in a fun and interactive way. In this lesson, students will use their knowledge and skill to practice identifying feelings, exercise cognitive empathy, and recognize body language cues, all essential components of good social skills. This Escape Room uses engaging visuals to set up a competitive and imaginative "inv
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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