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Free social emotional learning resources for Microsoft Publisher
Grinch Kindness Challenge
This is a great activity to promote kindness in your classroom for the last push before Winter Break!
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Sharing Toys at Daycare Social Story
A social story to support sharing toys at daycare. Great for kids who struggle to understand ownership of toys and sharing their favorite items. The story can be edited to include names and pictures of daycare staff.
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PreK - 1st
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Visual Cue Cards: For Lanyards or Badge Reel
If you downloaded this resource, please leave me a review, it would greatly help me in the future. If you have any suggestions on how I could improve this resource feel free to send me an email: ss2sk2018@gmail.comReinforcing Concepts: Visual cue cards provide visual representations of concepts, ideas, or information. They serve as powerful visual aids that reinforce learning and help students solidify their understanding of various topics. By using visual cues, students can better grasp and rem
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Getting to Know You Fortune Teller for Elementary School
This getting to know you fortune teller was made for elementary students. As an educator and mother I often times witness the difficulties kids face when trying to get to know their peers. I created this game while working at Booker T. Washington High School in Pensacola, Florida. This game is dedicated to my daughters and my students, to whom I love very much. If you like this resource consider purchasing the Getting to Know You Fortune Teller for high school students. Teachers and Parents shou
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PreK - 5th
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Illustrating Feelings and Coping Skills
This worksheet helps students take ownership of their uncomfortable feelings and name which skills work for them. On the left side of the paper, students can draw themselves feeling the stated emotion or draw a situation which makes them feel the stated emotion. On the right side of the paper, students can draw themselves doing a coping skill or draw something that makes them feel better when having difficult emotions.
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The Five Love Languages - Student Response Notecards
The Five Love Languages by Chapman and FreedIndex Card Response Cards for students. Four cards per page for easy quick reference. Best when printed on cardstock. This free resource supports the quizzes offered by the publishers at https://5lovelanguages.com . ~ Kendra
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