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2nd grade character education games
Positive Affirmation Counseling Lesson, Self Esteem Group Activity & SEL Game
Need a fun social emotional learning classroom lesson, self-esteem small group activity, or engaging CBT individual counseling intervention. Your students will LOVE learning all about positive affirmations and positive self-talk while they make customized fortune tellers! Using positive affirmations will help your students develop self-efficacy, nurture a positive self-concept, and be a protective factor and coping tool for when life gets tough. What's Included4 Do-it-yourself, customizable &
Grades:
1st - 10th
Intro to Growth Mindset- An Interactive PowerPoint on Persistence and Mistakes
Do you have students who have a difficult time doing anything that is a little challenging for them? Do they quit right away? Do they think they are "dumb" if they make mistakes? Do they think if something is challenging, it means they aren't smart?This interactive PowerPoint is specifically for these kids. It's designed to get kids to go from a fixed mindset (I'm just not good at math/reading) to a growth mindset (I can become better at math/reading.) Works great on Smartboards too! Mac-friendl
Grades:
K - 4th
Also included in: Growth Mindset Complete Bundle | Interactive PowerPoints
2nd Grade End of Year Review - 2nd Grade Math Review Games - ELA Review Games
Are you looking for a fun and exciting way to review ELA and math skills with your 2nd grade students? Look no further than Knockout, an action-packed ELA and math review game that will keep your children moving and thinking! You get 15 games with this bundle! Students can practice vowel teams, contractions, singular and plural nouns, telling time on analog clocks, adding three-digit numbers, comparing three-digit numbers, and more without even realizing they are learning. Players who are first
Grades:
2nd
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Being A Good Friend Sorting Game (Print and NO Print version)
Perfect for social groups, language groups, character building, life skills, counseling groups, or for in the classroom with young children! I teach character building lessons every Thursday to 54 Kindergartens (it is one of my extra duties while teachers have their weekly collaboration meeting). This 6 weeks we are talking about respect. I made this "Being a Good Friend" sorting game for them this week! I liked it so much that I adapted it to sell on TPT! This download includes: A large group
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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Also included in: Being a Good Friend Sorting Game Digital and Print BUNDLE
Morning Meeting Activities & Games
These Activities & Games for Morning Meeting are the perfect go-to for your classroom! Print, laminate, and put on a binder ring for convenient access.85 activities, songs, and games are included and are divided into sets for the beginning, middle, and end of the year.Includes the following:Page 2: How to Teach Activities and GamesPage 3: Side TabsPage 4: CoversPage 5-23: Beginning of the Year Activities & Games *Page 12-13: EDITABLE “I Have…Who Has” cards *Page 24: EDITA
Grades:
PreK - 6th
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Also included in: Morning Meeting and Back to School BUNDLE! {9 Products in One!}
Feelings and Emotions BINGO with Emojis - Social Emotional Learning Game
Your students will enjoy playing this bingo game featuring 24 emotions and feelings that they are likely to experience. It makes an engaging introduction to the subject and a welcome fun break in the classroom. Included are 24 calling cards and 30 unique bingo game boards. The emotions are illustrated with cute and colorful emoticons that truly capture the feeling. On each calling card, there is a definition and an example of the emotion.We recommend that you laminate the boards and cards s
Grades:
K - 3rd
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Self-Control, Behavior Management, and Coping Skills Group for Impulse Control
This elementary school counseling impulse control and behavior management group helps young students learn new self-control strategies using engaging and fun activities! Wiggle Worms is a ready-to-use 8-week self-control group that includes outlines set to ASCA Standards and Objectives. This self-control group is perfect for younger students who struggle with impulse control and behavior management. Students will learn to identify self-control strategies and how to apply them in their everyday l
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K - 3rd
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Feelings Bingo Game Identifying Emotions
With this beginner bingo game, students will be able to identify and discuss feelings with different levels of difficulty. All bingo cards include the same 8 feelings, with titles below their faces. The emotions included are: angry, sad, tired, silly, happy, excited, scared, & surprised. All clipart is originally hand-drawn. *Due to the size of these cards, and therefore the amount of cards provided, use in classroom settings is not recommendedThis download includes: •Randomized bingo ca
Grades:
K - 2nd
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Also included in: Counseling Bingo Games Ultimate Bundle: Basic, Advanced, and Seasonal
Back to School Activities and Games | Our Class is a Family
This back to school unit is perfect for the first week of school! The activities are designed to help students develop their social skills and adapt to their new classroom environment and expectations. The unit begins with students meeting their new friends, introducing themselves to their classmates, and learning key elements of friendship. Students learn the importance of becoming a classroom family and read an original poem to make Classroom Family Pudding. The unit concludes with students le
Grades:
1st - 2nd
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Respect Scoot Game Activity For Character Education Lessons On Being Respectful
Looking for an engaging way to teach respect? This respect scoot game is a great way to get kids up and moving while they learn the difference between respectful and disrespectful behaviors. This game can be used as review, or to asses how much your students know about respect. If you are looking for the digital version of this game, check out this Respect Google Slides Game.If you are looking to purchase the digital and printable version of this game, click here to save 20%!********************
Grades:
2nd - 4th
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Also included in: Character Education Scoot Game Bundle (Save 20%)
Size Of The Problem | Big & Little Problems | Social Emotional Learning | SEL
This social emotional learning lesson on the size of the problem will help students understand the difference between big and little problems. Children tend to have a big reaction to little problems until they are taught appropriate coping skills to manage the little problems.What is this?Let’s teach students to understand big and little problems. This is simply done through an engaging social story game, TWO related printable activities, a transition to close the lesson, an extended learning “
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PreK - 3rd
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Morning Meeting Greetings and Activities Print and Google Slides
Looking for ways to spice up your morning meeting with the best greetings and activities? Try the morning meeting greetings and activities on a ring OR pop open the morning meeting Google Slides greetings and activities for the same amount of fun!How to Use the Morning Meeting Greetings and Activities:Each day during your responsive classroom morning meeting, you can do one greeting and one activity. I like to keep the greeting and activity the same all week so I only have to explain the directi
Grades:
K - 3rd
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Multiple Intelligences Interactive PowerPoint
Do your students think there is only one way to be smart? Are they convinced that if they can't read or do math as easily as others they must be "dumb?" This lesson is for them!Video preview available here!SUBSCRIBE TO MY NEWSLETTER for a FULL LENGTH freebie!This highly interactive PowerPoint filled with animations, games, and activities, explains Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences in kid-friendly terms and shows students that there isn't just one way to be smart. Mac-friendly ve
Grades:
1st - 4th
Also included in: Character Education PowerPoint Bundle #1
Social Filter | Thought Bubble or Talking Bubble | Say It or Think It | SEL
This social emotional learning and social skills lesson on thought bubble vs talking bubble (social filter) will help students understand what thoughts are inappropriate to say out loud and should stay in their thought bubble and which thoughts are appropriate to say out loud and can go in their talking bubble. This is important because saying negative words/phrases out loud can hurt other people. Students need to understand that their feelings and thoughts about others are okay, but sometimes t
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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Accepting The Answer "No" | Self Regulation | Self- Control | Social Emotional
This social emotional learning lesson on accepting the answer "No" helps students to understand how to accept the answer "no" in a positive way. "No” is a part of life. Kids will hear the word “no’ much more than they would like and they need to learn what an appropriate response is. It is okay for kids to feel disappointed but it isn’t okay to hurt others, destroy property or yell and scream.What is this?Let’s teach students about responsible decisions. This is simply done through an engaging
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PreK - 3rd
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Stand Up Sit Down Brain Break {Set 1}
Stand Up Sit Down is used as a fun, quick brain break that gets students out of their seats for a few minutes. Your students will be able to come back from the brain break refocused and ready to learn! Stand Up Sit Down will allow your students to have a break from academics, without taking away many instructional minutes. How to PlayStand Up Sit Down can be played while students are at their desk or all together in front of the board. You will read the statement on the slide. Students will st
Grades:
K - 3rd
Also included in: Stand Up Sit Down Brain Break Bundle
Fruit of the Spirit Bible Activity Pack
This Fruits of the Spirit Activity Pack is the perfect accompaniment to your Fruit of the Spirit Bible lessons! K-5 students will find lots of fun hands-on activities, games, scripture tools, copywork pages, mazes, worksheets, activity pages, craft projects and more! Includes fun take-home resources for students to learn the Fruit of the Spirit! Teach your children the Fruits of the Spirit with these delightfully designed activities. Your K-5 students will be thrilled with 60+ pages of hands-o
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PreK - 5th
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Responsibility Scoot Game Activity For Character Education Lessons
Have kids who struggle with responsibility? This scoot game will help students learn the difference between responsible and irresponsible behaviors. This activity is a fun, hands on way to help give kids a clear idea of how they can practice responsibility both at school and at home.************************************************************************************************************************************* What's Included:30 Responsibility scenario cardsAn answer gridAn answer keyPoster/
Grades:
2nd - 4th
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Also included in: Character Education Scoot Game Bundle (Save 20%)
Being a Good Citizen at Home, at School, and in the Community
You can use these cards in many ways.
1. Print these cards, cut them out, and use them as a visual introduction to citizenship.
• Show the students these cards and ask them if the children shown are being good citizens or if they are following rules at home, school, or in the community.
• Use these cards as discussion starters. Show a particular card and ask the students what they should do if someone else is not being a good citizen.
2. Print these cards, cut them out, and laminate them.
Grades:
PreK - 4th
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Truth or Lies: How To Tell The Truth Activities
Help teach children how to tell the truth with the following activities:Activity 1: TRUTH OR LIE GAME. Players hold up visual flash card to share if the task card is a true statement or a lie. Activity 2: LYING DICE GAME. Select the lying card, read it, and roll the die to answer the matching die question related to pros and cons of lying/honesty. Use the cards in activity 3 as resources.Activity 3: BUILD A TRUTH STATEMENT. Place the matching task cards under the truth statement prompt. Once b
Grades:
K - 4th
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Four Corners Silly Questions Brain Break
Four Corners is a game that will get your students up and moving around as they get to know each other with Silly Questions that require a little bit of imagination. This quick and low-prep activity is perfect for back-to-school, brain breaks, whole class rewards, classroom community building, or morning meeting activities. To set up:Label your corners with the included signs, or verbally designate the corners by the respective numbers. Display the slides.Read a question and corner choices alou
Grades:
1st - 4th
Also included in: Four Corners Brain Break Bundle
GROWTH MINDSET: Print + Digital SEL Game | Social Emotional Distance Learning
The Growth Mindset Game, now in both digital and printable formats, was designed to help students reflect on and learn about growth mindset, goal setting and grit. Now Available in Google Slides™ Digital Format for Distance Learning!This Growth Mindset game is now offered in Google Slides™! You can use this interactive game during teletherapy and virtual small groups. The object of the Growth Mindset Connect Game is to be the first person or team to get 4 (or 5) in a row!For a Free "Sample Exam
Grades:
2nd - 12th
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Acceptance Scoot Game Activity For Lessons About Diversity And Inclusion
Looking for a fun way to teach your students about the character trait of acceptance? This scoot game is the perfect way to teach your students the difference between what acceptance is and what it is not. This activity is a fun, hands on way to help give students a clear idea of how they can practice acceptance both at school and at home.This resource is part of a character education bundle! Click here to save 20%!********************************************************************************
Grades:
2nd - 4th
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Also included in: Character Education Scoot Game Bundle (Save 20%)
My Ignore Muscle | Focus & Attention | Social Emotional Learning | SEL Lessons
This social emotional learning lesson on focus, attention and using your ignore muscle helps students understand how to ignore distractions. Ignoring distractions is key to helping kids focus and pay attention. By teaching students about the ignore muscle, it gives them a fun way to remember to ignore unwanted distractions so they can continue to focus on their work.What is this?Let’s teach students to ignore distractions and continue focusing. This is simply done through an engaging social stor
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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