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School counseling Common Core RL.4.3 lessons
Handle with Care and Respect Bundle for Classroom Peer Relationship Unit
Classroom transitions, recess drama, and interpersonal relationships can greatly impact the classroom environment. "Handle with Care and Respect," is a no prep classroom peer relationship unit designed to increase student awareness of self and others. This bundle includes 6 individual lessons that focus on how our words impact others, being aware of our surroundings during transitions, including others in conversations, peer pressure, self-regulation, and self-esteem. Students will enjoy these i
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Seeds and Trees By Brandon Walden Companion Activity
This is a hands-on activity to go along with Brandon Walden's book Seeds and Trees. You can use it with multiple levels (different sheet options included) to help the students understand that what the plant in this life determines what grows in our life.The students can either write or just color on their seeds and then create leaves to go on their tree. Some are pre-written and some are blank.
Grades:
PreK - 6th
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Monsters Inc. Movie Discussion Guide with SEL Skills for 3rd, 4th, and 5th Grade
Get ready to fight some inner monsters with this Monsters Inc. Movie Guide and Anxiety Coping Skills for 3rd, 4th, and 5th Grade. While watching Monster's, Inc. students will learn to verbalize their fears and anxieties, emotional triggers, and strategies to decrease their anxiety. Educators will find SEL discussion questions, ready to use student reflection worksheets, and literacy compare and contrast activities. Whether you need a more intentional movie discussion for substitute teachers, Hal
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Personal Body Safety Close Reading Activity to Build Self Advocacy & Resilience
Personal body safety is an important topic to discuss with children, but sometimes it can be hard to know how to start the conversation. This SEL Personal Body Safety Close Reading Activity to Build Self Advocacy & Resilience resource is a close reading of "The Cat in the Hat," by Dr. Seuss. While reading the story, students will be able to discuss important topics of boundaries, personal safety, communicating needs for safety, and self-advocacy. Educators can focus on one topic a day, or ch
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Growth vs Fixed Mindset Literature & Video Activities
Are you looking for an engaging video and literature unit to teach the concept of growth vs. fixed mindset? In this resource, students are introduced to the book, The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes by Mark Pett & Gary Rubinstein, and the video short titled, SOAR, by Alyce Tzue. Both teach students about the power of mistakes and the importance of perseverance in order to achieve your goals. Select from either the print & go option or assign to Google Classroom/ Google Slides. Both options
Grades:
3rd - 7th
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I Have a Positive Attitude! SEL Skills (Grades 3-5)
Start your school year with strategies to teach how to be aware of and manage our attitude! This unit includes four lessons that help kids think creatively about their attitude as a magnet and develop skills to harness the power of a positive attitude. You will have a stellar year when you notice your classroom running smoother, children treating each other kindly, parents feeling happy, and substitutes complimenting your class!Use these no- or low-prep lessons as the hook on which your kids c
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Cause and Effects of Peer Pressure Activity and Integrity Scenario Cards
Help students stand against peer pressure with this SEL classroom discussion guide. This Cause and Effects of Activity and Integrity Activity resource was designed to practically demonstrate to students the importance of integrity, challenging peer pressure, and the cause and effect of ones choices. Additionally, students will learn how Cause and Effect, Problem and Solution, and Text Connection skills can be applied to real life situations. Educators, substitute teachers, school counselors, and
Grades:
2nd - 4th
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Also included in: Handle with Care and Respect Bundle for Classroom Peer Relationship Unit
The Gift of Grit
To educators: Use this lesson to teach elementary students about the four types of grit (physical, mental, emotional, social). Using the mentor text Ella McBella in the Dark, students will identify how the protagonist, Ella McBella, uses grit to combat her fear of the dark. You will also find a slideshow, comprehension questions, a short "Name that Grit" assessment, and an “Obstacles/Solutions/Grit” chart. Included: * Power Point Slideshow*Lesson Plan*Reproducibles *Chart*Grit Assessment*Classr
Grades:
K - 6th
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