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Social emotional learning Common Core W.K.7 resources
end of year reflection worksheet-end of the year reflection-end of year journal
This worksheet helps students reflect on their school year through drawing and writing. It covers favorite activities, best friends, achievements, learning, fun moments, and goals for next year. Use it towards the end of the year to promote self-awareness and celebrate students' growth and experiences.Benefits for Students:Self-Reflection: Fosters self-awareness by articulating experiences.Personal Growth: Recognizes achievements, boosting self-esteem.Creativity: Expresses thoughts through drawi
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PreK - K
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Strictly No Elephants Companion Writing Response Coloring Sequencing
These engaging activities are a perfect companion to the fun read aloud,Strictly No Elephants. This is a terrific book involving kindness to read and enjoy with students. It has a nice lesson of acceptance and inclusion. This would make a great lesson for a counselor and social emotional learning, but can also be fully enjoyed by a teacher wanting to discuss being a good friend to others.Includes:Cut and Paste Sequencing ActivityColoring Sheet6 Writing Response Sheets including prompts likefirst
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K - 3rd
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Hamsters Make Terrible Roommates Book Writing Response Coloring Sequencing
These engaging activities are a perfect companion to the fun read aloud picture book, Hamsters Make Terrible Roommates. This is a terrific book to read aloud and laugh. You can also discuss friendships and how you have to tell your friends how you feel sometimes. Friends don't always know how you feel or what you want if you don't tell them. Good book for Social Emotional Learning with an intentional conversation and dialogue at the end. Includes:Cut and Paste Sequencing ActivityColoring SheetWr
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K - 3rd
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There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a CHICK Book Writing Coloring Sequencing
These engaging activities are a perfect companion to the fun read aloud picture book, There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Chick. This is a terrific book to read aloud and laugh. It is a good one for Spring time and Easter. Includes:Cut and Paste Sequencing ActivityColoring SheetWriting Response Sheets including prompts likeFirst, next, lastFirst, then, lastBeginning middle endCharacters, setting, eventsWhat would you like to see in your Easter basket?Facts about chickens.Open ended pages with
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K - 3rd
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Circles About Me Project - Community and Family Study
This is a project for TK-2nd grade students to identify their own "circle" - people in their home, family, and community, as well as themselves. For younger students, they may draw and/or dictate who is in each circle. Older students may write names or even descriptions/sentences about those people. Once complete, all the circles are cut out, hole punched and attached together with a brad fastener to easily flip between the pages.
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Social Emotional Learning Activities (SEL) : Diversity
Are you looking for Social Emotional Learning activities focused on diversity? This SEL mini unit includes 5 days of fun activities, engaging read aloud/videos, and meaningful discussion questions that will build your classroom community and empower your students with the tools needed to be more inclusive.⭐️Who is it for?-Elementary Students-primarily Kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade, (but 3rd would do great with the research project as well!)-Classroom teachers, Guidance Counselor, Homesc
Grades:
K - 3rd
Teach the Little Spirits: The 10 Commandments
Teach the Little Spirits introduces young children to the concepts of the Ten Commandments through the daily adventures of animals down on the Lord’s Little Farm. These friendly creatures make mistakes, just like people. With the help of Bea the wise, old owl and Henry the horse, kids will learn life and Biblical lessons, morals, and the greatest commandment of them all. They will feel God’s love and understand His rules for their lives.
Grades:
K - 3rd
**FREE** Valentine's Day Booklet - 5 Senses
WHAT DO YOUR STUDENTS LOVE HEARING, TASTING, SMELLING, SEEING AND TOUCHING?!This is a must-have resource for educators. It is short, simple, and provides dotted lines to write as well as a picture box in the form of a heart. Each page touches on a different sense and allows kids to describe a variety of things they love! This printable booklet is designed to captivate and educate pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students. Encourage Creative Exploration: Guide your students through visually expr
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PreK - 1st
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Children's Coloring Page: Picture Book, Didn't You Hear the Rumor?
Have your child/student enjoy this adorable coloring page from the story, Didn't You Hear the Rumor? These cute, playful characters will prompt young minds in creating their individual stories. Possible questions include: What are the characters doing? What are the characters saying? How are the characters feeling? Can be shared in small groups as a Think-Pair-Share activity. Can be scaffolded using sentence frames. Francesca Baase, AuthorFB Group: The Character in MeFB Name: Francesca Maria
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PreK - 5th, Staff
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Diversity and Inclusion: Disabilities
This lesson plan is designed to teach Pre-K to 1st-grade students about diversity and inclusion, focusing on different abilities and promoting empathy and respect. The lesson includes:Read-Aloud Book: "We All Belong: A Children's Book About Diversity, Race, and Empathy" by Nathalie Goss.Coloring Pages: Featuring diverse characters with disabilities.Reflection Questions: To encourage understanding and discussion.
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PreK - 2nd
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NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-1
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