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Self Control Activities: Clark the Shark Read Aloud For Friendship & SEL Lessons
Use these no-prep activities to help your students learn about self control! These activities are the perfect complement to the book "Clark the Shark" by Bruce Hale, however the activities can also be done without the use of the book! Students will learn about what self control is, how they can use it and how their actions affect the people around them! The Google Slides component is great for educators doing distance learning or who are looking to incorporate technology into their lessons.This
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K - 3rd
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Size Of The Problem And Reaction Activities For SEL & School Counseling Lessons
Do you know any little learners who think everything is a huge problem? What about any kids that aren't sure how to handle a problem that actually is a big problem?Use these fun and easy size of the problem activities in your SEL or counseling lessons to help your students understand the difference between a big problem and a small problem and learn to respond appropriately. These low-prep activities are perfect for your individual, small group and classroom counseling lessons and include a digi
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K - 2nd
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Zones of regulation coping skills cards, Feelings awareness tool, calm cards
30 cards. This Self-regulation Flashcard deck can serve as a great tool to learng how to cope with feelings of anxiety / stress / anger management.This deck includes all 4 zones (green, red, yellow and blue) as well as several ideas of how to cope with these. ONCE PURCHASEDOnce you purchase you’ll be able to download 8 separate 8.5x11” (letter sized) as well as a ready to print PDF file. The total of cards distributed among these sheets are 30 cards. There's 4 cards per page, so each cards measu
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Not Grade Specific
Conversation Starters Visuals Task Cards Social Skills
These conversation starters task cards are a fun and engaging way to encourage your students to start conversations, different ways to engage in a conversation and to improve their social skills. By having a variety of different prompt cards on hand you are encouraging your students to take part in conversations with others, but also providing them with the help/support that they may need to initiate conversations.This resource contains 104 different prompt cards to help and encourage students t
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in: How to Set Up Your Autism Classroom | Autism Classroom Resources
Size Of The Problem And Reaction Sorting Activities & Visuals For SEL Lessons
These size of the problem activities will help your students learn to react appropriately to their problems! Students will learn the difference between small, medium and big problems and how to respond accordingly. These no prep activities are perfect for your individual, small group and classroom counseling lessons and include a digital component.This product is part of a social problem solving bundle!**********************************************************************************************
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2nd - 4th
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Self-Esteem Worksheets For Lessons On Self-Confidence and Self Love
These 20 no prep self esteem worksheets are a great addition to your school counseling resources focused on building confidence in your students. Students will learn what self esteem is, identify how they view themselves, learn to focus on their strengths and develop positive coping skills to use when their self esteem is low. This activity includes a Google Slides component. It is great for distance learning or as a way to incorporate technology into your lessons!Want worksheets for younger stu
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4th - 6th
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Self Control Worksheets & Posters For Impulse Control & Decision Making Lessons
Teach your students about self control with this NO-PREP resource! These worksheets and posters will help your students learn what self control is and how they can use it. Kids will learn self control strategies , such as thinking before they act and considering consequences. This resource can be used in a variety of settings including individual, small group and classroom counseling sessions and include a Google Slides component!This resource is part of a self control activities bundle! Click h
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3rd - 5th
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Friendship Activity SEL Craft - Social Emotional Learning Friendship Activities
Friendship Pizza is a fun and hands-on friendship activity for younger elementary students to identify the qualities of a good friend. This social emotional learning activity is perfect to use in an elementary small group, class lesson, or individual session. The finished friendship pizzas are also super fun to use with a bulletin board or as classroom decor!**Now includes a ready-to-use digital version**ACTIVITY INCLUDES:Fill in the blank worksheetWrite and draw worksheetCraft with pre-printed
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PreK - 2nd
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Sportsmanship Activities For Lessons On Being A Good Sport, Winning & Losing
Do your students struggle when the game doesn’t go their way? These sportsmanship activities are perfect for helping your students learn to handle disappointment! Kids will learn what good sportsmanship is, strategies to handle disappointment, and come up with their own game plan for when the game doesn’t go their way! These activities are perfect for individual, small group and classroom counseling lessons.*****************************************************************************************
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3rd - 5th
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Coping Skills Worksheets For Anger Management & Self-Regulation Lessons
These coping skills activities are a fun, NO-PREP way to help your students learn about positive coping skills! With these two worksheets, students will learn the difference between positive and negative coping skills and will identify positive coping skills they can use! This resource is perfect for your fall themed counseling lessons!This resource includes a Google Slides component, which makes it great for distance learning or social distancing.This resource is part of an anger management bun
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K - 2nd
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Feelings And Emotions Worksheets For Identifying Feelings & Emotional Regulation
Looking for a quick, no-prep way to teach students about feelings and emotions? These 30 worksheets will help students learn about 25 feelings, and reflect on how they experience and can cope with their feelings and emotions. This is a helpful tool in the classroom and in the counseling office to help students expand their emotional vocabularies and includes a Google Slides component!This resource is part of a Feelings/Emotions bundle! Click here to save 20%!*************************************
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K - 2nd
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Anger Management Worksheets For Self Regulation and Coping Skills Lessons
These no prep anger management worksheets will help your students to understand their own anger and how they can respond to the anger of others. Students will practice personal reflection, identifying anger triggers, recognizing their anger, and developing healthy coping skills. This activity includes a Google Slides component. It is great for distance learning or as a way to incorporate technology into your lessons!********************************************************************************
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4th - 6th
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Individual Counseling Check In Tool for Structuring Sessions
This interactive lapbook is a great way to start and end individual counseling sessions. It gives you a quick idea of how the student is doing when they come in and where their head's at when they leave. This tool is something that can be used with each session with students - consistency in counseling sessions can be very therapeutic! Structured sessions are also aligned with cognitive behavioral theory and solution focused theory.The lapbook allows the student to identify how they are currentl
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2nd - 5th
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Also included in: Individual Counseling Activities
Mindfulness Exercises Cards - SEL Activities for Self-Regulation & Calm
Use these mindfulness exercises with your students to promote calm and strengthen self-regulation skills. With these simple activities, teach students to take a moment of mindfulness to help feel calm and in control. Mindfulness activities can help kids regain focus, inner calm, happiness, and promote a positive classroom climate. Cards include 40 unique cards for individual, small group, or whole class practice.Mindfulness means being present in the moment with your thoughts and feelings withou
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K - 6th
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Inclusion & Diversity Activities For Acceptance Lessons: The Judgmental Flower
Help your students learn about diversity and the importance of accepting differences with these low prep activities! Students will identify ways that they can celebrate diversity in their own lives, and will consider things that they can do and say to help others feel accepted. These activities go perfectly with the book The Judgmental Flower by Julia Cook, however you can also do the activities without the book. There is also a Google Slides component of this resource!This resource is part of a
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2nd - 4th
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Is It Bullying? Activities For Lessons On The Definition Of Bullying (K to 2)
Do your students think everything is bullying? This can make it hard to make sure that students who are truly experiencing bullying get the help they need. Use these activities to help your K-2 students learn the definition of bullying so they can spot bullying when they see it! ***********************************************************************************************************************What's Included:2 Worksheets to help students identify and respond to bullyingA Foldable activity to
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K - 2nd
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Perspective Taking Activities - Understanding Social Scenarios
Perspective Taking is an essential and complex social skill for children. These 4 differentiated Social Scenario activities will help children who struggle to understand the importance of considering others' perspectives. These activities lead to great discussions and encourage children to think about others in various social situations. With these activities, children will practice perspective-taking using a wide variety of common social scenarios. This practice will help students to gain the s
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1st - 5th
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Also included in: Understanding Motive and Intent - and Social Scenarios - Activity Pack 3
Flexible Thinking Activities For Lessons On Dealing With Change
Do your students struggle when things change and don't go as planned? Help them learn flexible thinking strategies with this resource! Students will learn and practice strategies that they can use to cope with change, as well as create a practical plan to deal with changes that come. These resources can be used as a unit, or as individual resources and are perfect for students who struggle with flexible thinking and includes a Google Slides component!This resource is part of an executive functio
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K - 3rd
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End of the Year SEL Activities Reflection Bookmarks Social Stories Transitions
Do you have students who struggle with the idea of the school year coming to an end? The end of the year can be very anxiety-producing for students. New teacher. New classmates. New grade. This End of the Year Activities & Social Skills Story Set is a must-have for your classroom! This set includes an engaging and informative social skills story and multiple high-interest activities. Everything you need to calm your students’ fears and anxieties about the school year coming to an end.This e
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PreK - 3rd
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Also included in: Social Stories Social Skills Activities Expected vs Unexpected Behaviors
Social Emotional Learning Family Resources For Summer and School Breaks
Are you looking for materials to help your students and families continue social emotional learning over the summer? These resources are just what the families at your school will need to learn about and practice the 5 CASEL social emotional competencies. The ideas in this resource not only help with social emotional learning, but can also give families ways to bond and improve cohesiveness.**********************************************************************************************************
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K - 5th
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Self Management Worksheets: Executive Functioning, Coping Skills & Self Control
Use these 20 worksheets to help students learn about and practice self management concepts like coping skills, stress management, executive functioning, self control and more. They are a great tool for students with ADHD or who could use support with learning to control their emotions and delaying gratification.They are aligned to the CASEL framework for self-management and are the perfect addition to your individual, small group and classroom lessons!This resource is part of a SEL worksheet bun
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4th - 6th
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Respect Cut And Paste Activities: Worksheets For Character Education Lessons
These no-prep respect cut and paste activities are great for helping your students learn what respect is and how they can practice it. Students will learn about being respectful with their words and actions and showing respect in various settings. These activities are a great, quick addition to your character education lessons! This resource is included in a bundle of social emotional cut and paste activities! Click here to save 20%!***************************************************************
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1st - 3rd
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Also included in: Social Emotional Cut And Paste Activities Bundle {Save 20%!}
Expected And Unexpected Behavior Activities For SEL & Social Skills Lessons
Do your students not seem to understand (or care) how their behaviors affect others around them? Help them consider how their actions make others feel by talking about expected and unexpected behaviors. With these activities, students will learn which behaviors are expected and unexpected, and the effects that these behaviors have. This resource would be a great addition to lessons about the Zones of Regulation by Leah Kuyper and can be used for individual and group counseling lessons! This reso
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3rd - 6th
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Flexible Thinking | Self Awareness | Social Emotional Learning | Social Skills
This social emotional learning lesson on flexible thinking will help help students understand how to be a flexible thinker. Changes happen all the time and students need to be able to adapt and think of other possible ways to do something when those changes occur.What is this?Let’s teach students how to be flexible thinkers. This is simply done through an engaging social story game, TWO related printable activities, a transition to close the lesson, an extended learning “idea” for that week an
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PreK - 3rd
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