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2nd grade social emotional learning task cards
Social Problem-Solving Task Cards for SEL Skills and Activities
Build skills for social problem-solving by getting your students talking! Use these 100 task cards to highlight social scenarios and situations that teach social emotional skills at the very same time. Your students can discuss and identify how they would solve each situation. The cards are organized into five different sets that target different situations: With friends, with family, in the classroom, at recess, and at lunch. These cards are great for students with social difficulties and those
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2nd - 5th
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Also included in: Social Skills Activities & Lessons MEGA Bundle
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
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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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
Anger Signs & Coping Skills: THE ANGRY SHARK SOCIAL STORY 4 Behavior Management
Anger management and poor impulse control begins with self-awareness, following with the introduction and practice of coping skills. This product includes a sweet story of a shark that becomes angry when things do not go his way. His anger is shown in both his physical sensations and his actions. After being pointed out the friendship consequences of his anger outbursts, the shark is introduced to magic fish that offer helpful strategies to reduce his anger. The shark sees the benefits of using
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in: Anger Management BUNDLE
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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Social Emotional Learning Task Boxes
Teach essential social emotional skills to help students learn appropriate behaviors, coping skills, interpersonal skills, and relationship building skills. These task boxes will help students with the ability to build and maintain relationships, remain calm, and identify their emotions.These task boxes are perfect for targeting specific SEL skills to work on with students. They can be used in a small group setting or with the entire class! There is a one time prep, and then just grab and go f
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K - 3rd
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Talk it Out I-Message Practice Statement Cards
Of all of the conflict resolution strategies (or Kelso’s Choices), “Talk it Out” or “I-Messages” or "I-Statements" are my absolute favorite. It is such an incredible tool in promoting a positive classroom climate, encouraging independent problem solving, and developing healthy social skills. These are also an excellent part of a classroom using restorative practices because they provide students practice with affective statements before an actual problem arises.*This resource is also available a
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2nd - 6th
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Also included in: Conflict Resolution Activities with Conflict Resolution Situation Cards
Anti-Bullying Activities, Lessons, Games & Worksheets For Bullying Prevention
Are you looking for quick and easy bullying prevention activities that will engage your students? These 11 sets of activities are perfect for helping your students learn what bullying is, the types of bullying and how to stand up for themselves and others. These activities can be used in individual, small group or classroom lessons!*******************************************************************************************************************************Includes the following 11 resources: "W
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K - 6th
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Social Skills Role Play Scenario Card Game - Social Emotional SEL Group Lessons
Help kids develop social skills and emotional regulation in fun ways with these role play scenario card game bundle for your classroom's SEL lessons and morning meeting activities. This grab-and-go resource includes 16 sets of task cards with social skills group situations suitable for Kindergarten, 1st & 2nd grade, and 13 sets for older kids in grades 3-5. The scenarios cover important SEL topics and help kids learn how to handle different social and emotional experiences through drama role
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K - 5th
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Talk It Out I-Message Task Card Bundle
Of all of the conflict resolution strategies (or Kelso’s Choices!), “Talk it Out” or “I-Messages” or "I-Statements" are my absolute favorite. It is such an incredible tool in promoting a positive classroom climate, teaching problem solving, and developing healthy social skills. *Also available as part of the Conflict Resolution BundleThis product bundles two different sets of task cards for teaching, modeling, and practicing I-messages. These are also an excellent part of a classroom using resto
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2nd - 6th
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Brain Breaks to Support Emotional Regulation, Calming Strategies, Break Area
Students need regular brain breaks to help them regulate their behavior. Throughout a school day, students are constantly required to stay in control of their behavior, complete their work, focus on instruction, and participate. That's a lot of self-regulation for young students.It can be beneficial for teachers to use activities and strategies throughout the day that help students regulate. One of these strategies is brain breaks. These are short, simple activities that teachers can do during t
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K - 3rd
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Size of the Problem Task Cards - How Big Is My Problem? Activities
Help kids solve problems with these "How Big Is the Problem" social skills task cards. The scenarios highlight real social situations that students can discuss and problem-solve together. A "How Big is My Problem?" scale is also included, rating problems from 0 (a glitch) to 5 (an emergency). With over 100 problem-solving cards, you will have lots of practice to strengthen these social-emotional skills with your students!The cards are organized into five different sets that target different loca
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2nd - 5th
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Conflict Resolution Game and Cards for Lower Elementary
All elementary students need help learning positive conflict resolution skills and strategies. For lower elementary students, these visual task cards make learning problem solving fun! They can be used in tons of ways, both small group and whole group, and work great with pre-readers/emerging readers. Open the preview for specific examples of how to use the cards, from simple activities to cooperative or competitive games!This resource includes:• 12 choices cards (including the 9 in Kelso’s Choi
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PreK - 2nd
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Circle Of Control Activity For Anxiety, Self Control And Emotional Regulation
Use this circle of control activity to help students identify the difference between things they can control and things they can't control. By learning to focus on the things in their control, students can cope with strong emotions such as anxiety and anger. This activity is great for working with students on emotional regulation in small group and classroom lessons.If you are looking for a digital version of this game, check out the Circle Of Control Google Slides game.If you are looking to pur
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2nd - 4th
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Also included in: Social Emotional Learning Scoot Game Bundle (Save 20%!)
Behavior Intervention Activities - Make Good Choices
Behaviors have you at your wits end? Do your students need some instruction on how to make better choices? Help your students practice and learn to make better choices with this jam packed resource!This resource includes multiple activities to meet your students' needs! It includes:40 Task Cards featuring GOOD Choices and BAD Choices4 GOOD and BAD Choices Sorting Mats4 Adapted Books3 Cut-n-Paste GOOD and BAD Choices Sorting Worksheets7 Color the pictures that show good behavior coloring sheetsCh
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PreK - 3rd
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Safe Body Behavior Support Set - Interactive Books - Visual Supports
Do your students need visuals and hands-on materials in order to understand what having a safe body means? This behavior support set will help you teach and review what it means to be safe in a way that they can understand. WHO IS IT FOR?Students who need help breaking down concepts Hands-on learnersStudents who need repeated & varied practice to gain skillsStudents who need visual supportsFEATURESVisual supports to help students understand 4 Books included Task cards to work on yes/no skill
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PreK - 6th
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Also included in: Behavior Support BUNDLE - Safety, Life Skills, Feelings & Emotions
Executive Functioning Skills Task Cards for Self-Regulation
Use these executive functioning task cards and slides to teach critical brain-boosting skills to K-3 elementary learners. These over 350 task cards focus on all areas of executive functioning skills: planning, getting organized, managing time, working memory, self control, flexible thinking, metacognition, attention, getting started, and perseverance. A student-friendly cover page explaining each skill is also included.Prompts for Elementary K-3 Learners!This set is specifically designed for K-3
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K - 3rd
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PBIS and Restorative Practices Bundle
This is a GROWING BUNDLE!Restorative Practice and PBIS Bundle! Use these PBIS and Restorative Practice resources to support your classroom management systems.Included:Restorative Practice Self Reflection Sheets (8 differentiated sheets)Good Choice / Poor Choice Behavior Sort Size of the Problem (Solve the Problem) Task CardsApology Note (Differentiated)Cheers! Positive NoteRestorative Practice Self Reflection SheetsThis is a problem solving printable for your students to fill out when there is a
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PreK - 5th
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Apology Activities
Learning to give quality apologies is tough work for students! These cards will scaffold the development of this skill for children to promote a positive classroom community and healthy conflict resolution strategies. You can use them as one longer lesson or break them up into two or three shorter lessons. They are active, engaging, and effective! These are also an excellent part of a classroom using restorative practices because they provide students practice with restoring and repairing relati
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2nd - 6th
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Also included in: Conflict Resolution Activities with Conflict Resolution Situation Cards
How to Be a Good Sport Game and Activity Sportsmanship Digital and Print BUNDLE
Do your students need some help with being a good sport? Address qualities like teamwork, cooperation, playing fair, coping with and handling disappointment, winning, and losing graciously with this fun BUNDLE to work on positive sportsmanship skills!Students will learn what a good sport is and what a poor sport, how to be a team player, and how to avoid being a sore loser in competitive situations, all while they are playing games, reading, writing, and doing other activities while practicing t
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1st - 5th
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SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING POSTERS - SEL - MINDFUL - BREATHING POSTERS
SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING POSTERS were developed for Mindful Moments or Mindful Minutes. These breathing techniques are for spur of the moment ‘change of plan’ calming and coping practice. Are your students stressed about something? Is one student having a rough day? These variety of breathing posters/cards can be used for a center, posted around the room, or displayed as needed. There are 60 posters and 60 cards. Some of them are repetitive with different patterns (for example: see the preview
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K - 12th
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Also included in: 3RD GRADE SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING BUNDLE - JOURNAL AND POSTERS
The Huge Bag Of Worries - Anxiety Activities For Counseling Lessons And Groups
Are you looking for easy to use activities to help talk with your students about worry and anxiety? These activities are sure to engage your students as they identify their worries and learn positive coping skills. This resource is based on the book "The Huge Bag Of Worries" by Virginia Ironside, however you do not need the book to complete the activities. This is also a great idea for distance learning, as there is a Google Slides component!This resource is part of a book companion bundle! Clic
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1st - 3rd
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