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5th grade social emotional learning classroom decors for Easel
Kindness Writing and Challenge Be Kind Grams Bulletin Board Ideas SEL
Every day is meant for kindness! Are you looking to tie together social-emotional learning and kindness activities in your classroom? Celebrate The Great Kindness Challenge, World Kindness Day, random acts of kindness, and your students' everyday kind deeds in your classroom with this writing pack, challenge, and Kindness Grams your students will love sending! These activities make it easy to weave SEL social-emotional learning topics into your day.This pack includes kindness writing prompts for
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Also included in: Kindness Posters Bulletin Board Writing Activities Alphabet Coloring
Elementary School Counseling Lesson about Self Esteem and Kindness
If your students use negative self-talk, this could be the lesson for you! In this product you will find:- a lesson plan with ASCA mindsets and behaviors (see below)- a story- two activity sheets- and two posters that are reminders of the story.The story is about a boy named Jake. He spends the morning saying negative things to himself and feeling angry. He even resorts to climbing into his locker. Luckily his locker helps him! He teaches him how to recognize when he is breaking himself down or
Grades:
1st - 6th
Public Service Announcement Coloring Pages
Public Service Announcement Coloring Pages: Coloring pages for public service announcements can be used to teach social emotional skills, art skills, writing skills, graphic design skills, and public speaking skills.For More THOUGHTFUL RESOURCES VISIT Creativity in Motion
Grades:
4th - 8th
Also included in: CATHOLIC SCHOOL BUNDLE: SPRING AND SUMMER
Halloween Activities, Social Emotional Learning, Gustavo The Shy Ghost
Happy Halloween! This product includes engaging ELA activities, bulletin board displays and social emotional learning lessons linked to Gustavo the shy Ghost. ELA activities also come in Google Slides and EASEL format.WHAT'S INCLUDED?✏️ELA Activities•Compare and Contrast•Sequencing•Vocabulary•Character Traits•Problem & Solution•Characters Feelings/Text EvidenceSocial/Emotional Lesson•Lesson plan•Writing Activity•Anchor Charts⭐️Bulletin Board Display•Editable Name Display Tags•Printable Heade
Grades:
PreK - 5th
The Empty Pot and Writing Text Dependent Responses
Teach students with picture books so they can learn complex standards. The Empty Pot provides a great model for how to write a response to text that is required on common core assessments.Book Summary: The Empty Pot tells a story about Ping, a young boy who grew the most beautiful flowers in China. When the Emperor decided that whoever could grow the biggest, most beautiful flower, would succeed him to the throne, Ping was sure he that he would become Emperor. However, when Ping was unable to gr
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Also included in: The Empty Pot Bundle / Reading Strategies / Vocabulary / Story Sequence
Desk Pet Adoption Form
Ruff day?If you're using Desk Pets in your classroom, here is the perfect Adoption Form for your students to fill out. You can even hang the posters up afterwards so students can show off their new pets!Let's raise the woof!Enjoy!
Grades:
K - 6th
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Student Wellbeing Journal
This is a set of wellbeing journal pages that can be used each morning with your children. Display it on a screen for digital learning or print out copies for your students to fill in. What's IncludedThere are 2 reflection page templates included in this resource. How To Use ItChildren can complete the prompts using writing or drawings. Read more about how to use this resource in the following blog post:5 Back from Break Activities to do with Your StudentsWho It's ForAny educators or parents hel
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Also included in: Student Reflection BUNDLE
Student Led Behavior Chart/ Goals
This chart is a great way to help with behavior management, while giving the student a chance to self reflect. I love this chart because it is a joint effort between the student and the educator. The student fills out their goal, and the teacher helps to track their progress. Once the allotted time is up, the student will then reflect on if they achieved their goal, and why or why not. I have attached an extra "example" of this chart with descriptors on how to use it!
Grades:
K - 5th
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