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By Spark Interest with Sara
Are you looking for ways to calm down your pre-K, preschool or kindergarten classroom? This bundle includes Calm Down Corner Kit, Mindful Exercises for Kids and Calm Down Strategy Cards has all you need to create a culture of calm in your classroom!
It’s what you need
- to introduce ways to calm down to your young learners
- to set up a calm down area in your classroom
- to introduce and practice mindful exercises for kids
These vibrant and interactive calm down resources have been made with the young learner in mind. Hands-on activities that teach the skills we want to help our young learners self-regulate.
Please check out the previews for each resource in this ways to calm down bundle, and don’t hesitate to email me if you have any questions:
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Train Your Dragon to Follow Rules Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA
By The Responsive Educator
Help students understand the importance of following rules with Train Your Dragon to Follow Rules Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA.
This 100-page book companion features over 40 activities, providing 15-20 hours of engaging lessons, including an interactive read aloud lesson plan. Perfect for whole group, small group, and independent work, ensuring comprehensive learning and growth through ELA and SEL activities. Develop essential skills in an interactive and supportive way with SEL activities. Ideal for teaching class rules and making responsible choices.
Overview
Train Your Dragon to Follow Rules Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA is an all-encompassing resource designed to help children learn the importance of following rules and making responsible choices. Aligned with the CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies, this product integrates SEL and ELA skills through engaging activities and discussions.
What's Included
SEL Objectives: Focus on following rules and making responsible choices.
Activities: Over 40 differentiated activities including:
- SEL Skills: Classroom Rules, Practice Accepting "Yes" and "No," Considering Choices, Selfless & Kind (Iván Fernández Anaya, Harrison Ford, Christy Killelea, Jordan’s Shabab al Ordon Club).
- ELA Skills: Making Predictions, Summarizing Fiction, Character Analysis, Compare and Contrast, Writing Prompts.
Benefits to Buyers
Comprehensive Learning: Integrating both ELA and SEL skills allows teachers to address multiple learning goals simultaneously. This dual focus not only enhances literacy skills but also supports emotional development, making lessons more holistic and impactful.
Engagement: Interactive read-aloud lesson plans with before, during, and after reading questions.
Differentiation: Activities tailored for varied skill levels, ideal for differentiated instruction.
Long-Term Use: Extensive activities ensure repeated use without redundancy, perfect for self-contained behavior programs.
Unique Features
Real Photos: Activities include real photos to enhance connection and understanding.
Variety: Over 40 activities provide 15-20 hours of instruction.
Family Involvement: Notes to families with suggestions for home support.
About the Book
Step into the world of "Train Your Dragon to Follow Rules," a heartwarming tale by Steve Herman centered around Diggory Doo, a lovable pet dragon belonging to Andrew. Diggory Doo can do incredible things but sometimes struggles with following rules and making responsible choices.
Through relatable scenarios, children learn about the significance of following rules, making positive decisions, and standing up for friends even when it's challenging. This engaging book empowers children to embrace responsibility, develop a growth mindset, and foster positive affirmations.
Start teaching the importance of following rules today with Train Your Dragon to Follow Rules Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA!
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Sorry, I Forgot to Ask! Social Emotional Learning Worksheets Activities + ELA
By The Responsive Educator
Help students learn to ask for permission and apologize with Sorry, I Forgot to Ask! Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA. This 100-page resource features over 40 activities including an interactive read aloud lesson plan, providing 15-20 hours of engaging lessons. Perfect for whole group, small group, and independent work, ensuring comprehensive learning and growth through ELA and SEL activities. Develop essential skills in an interactive and supportive way.
Overview
Sorry, I Forgot to Ask! Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA is an all-encompassing resource designed to help children learn the importance of asking for permission and making apologies. Aligned with the CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies, this product integrates SEL and ELA skills through engaging activities and discussions.
What's Included
SEL Objectives: Focus on asking for permission and making apologies.
Activities: Over 40 differentiated activities including:
- SEL Skills: Practice Accepting "Yes" and "No," Considering Choices, Taking Responsibility, Want vs. Need.
- ELA Skills: Making Predictions, Summarizing Fiction, Character Analysis, Compare and Contrast, Writing Prompts.
Benefits
Comprehensive Learning: Integrating both ELA and SEL skills allows teachers to address multiple learning goals simultaneously. This dual focus not only enhances literacy skills but also supports emotional development, making lessons more holistic and impactful.
Engagement: Interactive read-aloud lesson plans with before, during, and after reading questions.
Differentiation: Activities tailored for varied skill levels, ideal for differentiated instruction.
Long-Term Use: Extensive activities ensure repeated use without redundancy, perfect for self-contained behavior programs.
Unique Features
Real Photos: Activities include real photos to enhance connection and understanding.
Variety: Over 40 activities provide 15-20 hours of instruction.
Family Involvement: Notes to families with suggestions for home support.
About the Book
Immerse yourself in the world of "Sorry, I Forgot to Ask!" – a heartwarming children's book by Julia Cook. Follow RJ as he finds himself in the time-out chair more often than he'd like. RJ and his best friend Sam embark on a series of misadventures, from walking home from school without permission to using Dad's computer and indulging in a cake meant for Grandma's birthday party.
Guided by his father, RJ learns the importance of asking for permission and taking responsibility for his actions. Through heartfelt apologies and newfound understanding, RJ realizes the significance of making amends and fostering a sense of accountability.
This story is a treasure trove for discussing the power of seeking permission and making apologies, creating pathways for open conversations about responsibility and empathy.
Start teaching responsibility and accountability today with Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA!
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Baditude Social Emotional Learning Worksheets Activities SEL + ELA
By The Responsive Educator
Transform attitudes withBaditude Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA. This 115-page resource features over 40 activities including an interactive read aloud lesson plan, providing 15-20 hours of engaging lessons. Perfect for whole group, small group, and independent work, ensuring comprehensive learning and growth through ELA and SEL activities. Develop essential skills in an interactive and fun way.
Overview
Baditude Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA is an all-encompassing resource designed to help children develop a positive attitude. Aligned with the CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies, this product integrates SEL and ELA skills through engaging activities and discussions.
What's Included
SEL Objectives: Focus on changing a negative attitude and fostering positivity.
Activities: Over 40 differentiated activities including:
- SEL Skills: Repairing Relationships, Inspiring Resilience (Helen Keller, Nick Vujicic, Thomas Edison, Bethany Hamilton), Reframing Negative Thoughts, Choosing My Attitude.
- ELA Skills: Making Predictions, Summarizing Fiction, Character Analysis, Compare and Contrast, Word Search, Writing Prompts.
- Other: Weekly and Monthly Gratitude Journals, Noodle's Apology Letter Templates, Picture to Ponder, Brag Tags.
Benefits to Buyers
Comprehensive Learning: Integrating both ELA and SEL skills allows teachers to address multiple learning goals simultaneously. This dual focus not only enhances literacy skills but also supports emotional development, making lessons more holistic and impactful.
Engagement: Interactive read-aloud lesson plans with before, during, and after reading questions.
Differentiation: Activities tailored for varied skill levels, ideal for differentiated instruction.
Long-Term Use: Extensive activities ensure repeated use without redundancy, perfect for self-contained behavior programs.
Unique Features
Real Photos: Activities include real photos to enhance connection and understanding.
Variety: Over 40 activities provide 15-20 hours of instruction.
Family Involvement: Notes to families with suggestions for home support.
About the Book
Step into the world of "Baditude! What to Do When Life Stinks!" - a captivating children's book authored by Julia Cook. Join the journey of Noodle, a character steeped in negativity, whose "baditude" alienates those around him.
As Noodle grapples with a negative outlook, he learns invaluable lessons from his teacher and mother, transforming his "have tos" into "get tos" and his "baditude" into gratitude. Ideal for students from grades K through 6, this book engages young minds with relatable characters, vivid illustrations, and an inspiring narrative.
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Train Your Dragon to Do Hard Things Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA
By The Responsive Educator
Empower students to embrace challenges with Train Your Dragon to Do Hard Things Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA. This 97-page book companion features over 40 activities including an interactive read aloud lesson plan, providing 15-20 hours of engaging lessons. Perfect for whole group, small group, and independent work, ensuring comprehensive learning and growth through ELA and SEL activities. Develop essential skills in an interactive and supportive way with perseverance and "I can do hard things" activities.
Overview
Train Your Dragon to Do Hard Things is an all-encompassing resource designed to help children learn perseverance, resilience, and the importance of facing challenges. Aligned with the CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies, this product integrates SEL and ELA skills through engaging activities and discussions.
What's Included
SEL Objectives: Focus on perseverance, resilience, and facing challenges.
Activities: Over 40 differentiated activities including:
- SEL Skills: My Favorite Moments, Put Yourself in the Story, Considering Choices, Never Give Up! (Thomas Edison, J.K. Rowling, Michael Jordan, Walt Disney).
- ELA Skills: Making Predictions, Summarizing Fiction, Character Analysis, Compare and Contrast, Writing Prompts.
Benefits to Buyers
Comprehensive Learning: Integrating both ELA and SEL skills allows teachers to address multiple learning goals simultaneously. This dual focus not only enhances literacy skills but also supports emotional development, making lessons more holistic and impactful.
Engagement: Interactive read-aloud lesson plans with before, during, and after reading questions.
Differentiation: Activities tailored for varied skill levels, ideal for differentiated instruction.
Long-Term Use: Extensive activities ensure repeated use without redundancy, perfect for self-contained behavior programs.
Unique Features
Real Photos: Activities include real photos to enhance connection and understanding.
Variety: Over 40 activities provide 15-20 hours of instruction.
Family Involvement: Notes to families with suggestions for home support.
About the Book
Immerse yourself in the world of "Train Your Dragon to Do Hard Things," an inspiring tale by Steve Herman. Follow Andrew and his dragon, Diggory Doo, as they navigate the challenges of embracing difficult tasks. While Diggory can perform incredible feats, he struggles with tough tasks, often giving up and choosing the easy path.
Through relatable scenarios, children learn the value of perseverance, resilience, and the inner strength to tackle hard things.
This engaging book empowers children to understand that when things get tough, they have the inner strength to be tougher. With words of encouragement and actionable strategies, children learn the art of perseverance, resilience, and the significance of embracing hard work.
Start teaching perseverance and resilience today with Train Your Dragon to Do Hard Things Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA!
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I Just Don't Like the Sound of No! Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA
By The Responsive Educator
Help students accept 'No' with I Just Don't Like the Sound of No! Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA. This 97-page book companion features over 40 activities including an interactive read aloud lesson plan, providing 15-20 hours of engaging lessons. Perfect for whole group, small group, and independent work, ensuring comprehensive learning and growth through ELA and SEL activities. Develop essential skills in an interactive and supportive way.
Overview
I Just Don't Like the Sound of No! Interactive Read Aloud Lesson Plan Book Companion, ELA Centers, SEL Activities is an all-encompassing resource designed to help children accept the answer 'No' without arguing or negotiating. Aligned with the CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies, this product integrates SEL and ELA skills through engaging activities and discussions.
What's Included
SEL Objectives: Focus on accepting 'No' and managing reactions.
Activities: Over 40 differentiated activities including:
- SEL Skills: Accept or Argue?, Reframing Negative Thoughts, Making Choices, Managing Disappointment.
- ELA Skills: Making Predictions, Summarizing Fiction, Character Analysis, Compare and Contrast, Writing Prompts.
Benefits to Buyers
Comprehensive Learning: Integrating both ELA and SEL skills allows teachers to address multiple learning goals simultaneously. This dual focus not only enhances literacy skills but also supports emotional development, making lessons more holistic and impactful.
Engagement: Interactive read-aloud lesson plans with before, during, and after reading questions.
Differentiation: Activities tailored for varied skill levels, ideal for differentiated instruction.
Long-Term Use: Extensive activities ensure repeated use without redundancy, perfect for self-contained behavior programs.
Unique Features
Real Photos: Activities include real photos to enhance connection and understanding.
Variety: Over 40 activities provide 15-20 hours of instruction.
Family Involvement: Notes to families with suggestions for home support.
About the Book
Step into the narrative of "I Just Don't Like the Sound of No!" - a remarkable children's book penned by Julia Cook. Embark on a journey with RJ, a child grappling with the challenge of accepting the word "no." Whenever faced with rejection, RJ's instinct is to argue and negotiate, hoping to sway the answer. Little does RJ know, these reactions inadvertently hinder his social relationships.
Guided by a caring teacher, RJ embarks on a transformative path of self-discovery, learning to accept "no" and navigate disagreements in a more constructive manner.
This fun story offers relatable characters, captivating illustrations, and a step-by-step approach to understanding and coping with situations involving the word "no."
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Peer Pressure Gauge Social Emotional Learning Worksheets Activities + ELA
By The Responsive Educator
Empower students to stand up to peer pressure with Peer Pressure Gauge Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA. This 98-page book companion features over 40 activities including an interactive read aloud lesson plan, providing 15-20 hours of engaging lessons. Perfect for whole group, small group, and independent work, ensuring comprehensive learning and growth through ELA and SEL activities. Develop essential skills in an interactive and supportive way, with a focus on standing up to peer pressure and anger management worksheets.
Overview
Peer Pressure Gauge Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA is an all-encompassing resource designed to help children develop the skills to stand up to peer pressure. Aligned with the CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies, this product integrates SEL and ELA skills through engaging activities and discussions.
What's Included
SEL Objectives: Focus on standing up to peer pressure and making independent choices.
Activities: Over 40 differentiated activities including:
- SEL Skills: Coping with Peer Pressure, Helping a Friend Stand Up to Peer Pressure, Practice Saying “Yes” or “No”, Considering Choices, Famous and Brave (Rosa Parks, Malala Yousafzai, Jackie Robinson, Ryan Hreljac, Craig Kielburger).
- ELA Skills: Making Predictions, Summarizing Fiction, Character Analysis, Compare and Contrast, Writing Prompts.
Benefits to Buyers
Comprehensive Learning: Integrating both ELA and SEL skills allows teachers to address multiple learning goals simultaneously. This dual focus not only enhances literacy skills but also supports emotional development, making lessons more holistic and impactful.
Engagement: Interactive read-aloud lesson plans with before, during, and after reading questions.
Differentiation: Activities tailored for varied skill levels, ideal for differentiated instruction.
Long-Term Use: Extensive activities ensure repeated use without redundancy, perfect for self-contained behavior programs.
Unique Features
Real Photos: Activities include real photos to enhance connection and understanding.
Variety: Over 40 activities provide 15-20 hours of instruction.
Family Involvement: Notes to families with suggestions for home support.
About the Book
In "Peer Pressure Gauge," a children's book by Julia Cook, readers follow the story of Norbert, a student presented with a unique challenge by his teacher: trying anchovy jelly bean pizza. As the teacher introduces incentives to encourage participation, Norbert grapples with peer pressure, prompting an important lesson about the significance of making independent choices and resisting the influence of others.
This book is part of the "Building Relationships" series, which focuses on supporting social-emotional learning, and it is suitable for educators, parents, and young readers.
Start teaching resistance to peer pressure today with Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA!
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I Can't Believe You Said That! Social Emotional Learning Worksheets Activities
By The Responsive Educator
Help students consider their words with I Can't Believe You Said That! Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA. This 96-page book companion features over 40 activities including an interactive read aloud lesson plan, providing 15-20 hours of engaging lessons. Perfect for whole group, small group, and independent work, ensuring comprehensive learning and growth through ELA and SEL activities. Develop essential skills in an interactive and supportive way.
Overview
I Can't Believe You Said That! Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA is an extensive book companion resource designed to help children learn the importance of considering the consequences of their words before speaking and using a "social filter." Aligned with the CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies, this product integrates SEL activities and ELA skills through engaging activities and discussions.
What's Included
SEL Objectives: Focus on considering the consequences of words before speaking and using a social filter.
Activities: Over 40 differentiated activities including:
- SEL Skills: Consequences of Our Words, How Else Could You Say That?, Look and Write (Reading Body Language), See, Think, Wonder.
- ELA Skills: Making Predictions, Summarizing Fiction, Character Analysis, Compare and Contrast, Writing Prompts.
Benefits to Buyers
Comprehensive Learning: Integrating both ELA and SEL skills allows teachers to address multiple learning goals simultaneously. This dual focus not only enhances literacy skills but also supports emotional development, making lessons more holistic and impactful.
Engagement: Interactive read-aloud lesson plans with before, during, and after reading questions.
Differentiation: Activities tailored for varied skill levels, ideal for differentiated instruction.
Long-Term Use: Extensive activities ensure repeated use without redundancy, perfect for self-contained behavior programs.
Unique Features
Real Photos: Activities include real photos to enhance connection and understanding.
Variety: Over 40 activities provide 15-20 hours of instruction.
Family Involvement: Notes to families with suggestions for home support.
About the Book
Step into the world of "I Can't Believe You Said That!" - an insightful children's book authored by Julia Cook. Immerse yourself in the journey of RJ, a character unfiltered in expressing his thoughts, often unintentionally hurting others. With guidance from his parents, RJ embarks on a transformative path of self-discovery, learning the art of considering others' feelings and communicating more thoughtfully.
This story offers relatable characters, captivating illustrations, and an essential narrative on developing a "social filter" for effective and conflict-free communication.
Start teaching thoughtful communication today with I Can't Believe You Said That! Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA!
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Bubble Gum Brain Social Emotional Learning Worksheets Activities + ELA
By The Responsive Educator
Cultivate a growth mindset with Bubble Gum Brain Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA. This 96-page book companion resource features over 40 activities, providing 15-20 hours of engaging lessons. Perfect for whole group, small group, and independent work, ensuring comprehensive learning and growth through ELA and SEL activities. Develop essential skills in an interactive and fun way.
Overview
Bubble Gum Brain Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA is an all-encompassing book companion resource designed to help children develop a growth mindset and self-efficacy. Aligned with the CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies, this product integrates SEL and ELA skills through engaging activities and discussions.
What's Included
SEL Objectives: Focus on developing a growth mindset and self-efficacy.
Activities: Over 40 differentiated activities including:
- SEL Skills: Repairing Relationships, Never Give Up! (Thomas Edison, JK Rowling, Michael Jordan, Walt Disney), Reframing Negative Thoughts, Confidence Drawing, Considering Choices.
- ELA Skills: Making Predictions, Summarizing Fiction, Character Analysis, Compare and Contrast, Word Search, Writing Prompts.
Benefits to Buyers:
Comprehensive Learning: Integrating both ELA and SEL skills allows teachers to address multiple learning goals simultaneously. This dual focus not only enhances literacy skills but also supports emotional development, making lessons more holistic and impactful.
Engagement: Interactive read-aloud lesson plans with before, during, and after reading questions.
Differentiation: Activities tailored for varied skill levels, ideal for differentiated instruction.
Long-Term Use: Extensive activities ensure repeated use without redundancy, perfect for self-contained behavior programs.
Unique Features
Real Photos: Activities include real photos to enhance connection and understanding.
Variety: Over 40 activities provide 15-20 hours of instruction.
Family Involvement: Notes to families with suggestions for home support.
About the Book
Dive into the pages of "Bubble Gum Brain" - an insightful children's book penned by Julia Cook. Venture into the story of Bubble Gum Brain and Brick Brain, two characters embodying contrasting mindsets. While Bubble Gum Brain embraces stretching and flexing his mind, Brick Brain prefers to stay rigid. This story helps children understand that their skills and abilities can grow with effort and practice, encouraging them to embrace challenges and persevere.
This gem offers relatable characters, vibrant illustrations, and an essential narrative on the power of cultivating a growth mindset to achieve goals.
Start developing a growth mindset today with Bubble Gum Brain Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA!
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Train Your Angry Dragon Social Emotional Learning Worksheets Activities + ELA
By The Responsive Educator
Help students develop a positive attitude with Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA. This 106-page book companion features over 40 activities including an interactive read aloud lessong plan, providing 15-20 hours of engaging lessons. Perfect for whole group, small group, and independent work, ensuring comprehensive learning and growth through ELA and SEL activities. Develop essential skills in an interactive and supportive way. Ideal for teaching anger management and fostering positive attitudes.
Overview
Train Your Angry Dragon Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA is an all-encompassing resource designed to help children develop a positive attitude and manage anger. Aligned with the CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies, this product integrates SEL and ELA skills through engaging activities and discussions.
What's Included
SEL Objectives: Focus on developing a positive attitude and managing anger.
Activities: Over 40 differentiated activities including:
- SEL Skills: Identifying Triggers, Identifying Calming Strategies, Anger Exploration, Dealing with Angry Feelings.
- ELA Skills: Making Predictions, Summarizing Fiction, Character Analysis, Compare and Contrast, Writing Prompts.
Benefits
Comprehensive Learning: Integrating both ELA and SEL skills allows teachers to address multiple learning goals simultaneously. This dual focus not only enhances literacy skills but also supports emotional development, making lessons more holistic and impactful.
Engagement: Interactive read-aloud lesson plans with before, during, and after reading questions.
Differentiation: Activities tailored for varied skill levels, ideal for differentiated instruction.
Long-Term Use: Extensive activities ensure repeated use without redundancy, perfect for self-contained behavior programs.
Unique Features
Real Photos: Activities include real photos to enhance connection and understanding.
Variety: Over 40 activities provide 15-20 hours of instruction.
Family Involvement: Notes to families with suggestions for home support.
About the Book
Dive into the world of "Train Your Angry Dragon" – a heartwarming children's book by Steve Herman. Join Andrew's quest to help his fiery dragon friend, Diggory Doo, manage his anger.
Through the relatable character of the angry dragon, children gain insights into emotions and anger management.
This delightful story creates a platform for children to understand and control their anger while learning how to express emotions in a healthy and constructive manner.
Start teaching positive attitudes and anger management today with Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA!
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Teach Your Dragon to Stop Lying Social Emotional Learning Worksheets Activities
By The Responsive Educator
Help students learn honesty and responsibility with Teach Your Dragon to Stop Lying Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA. This 100-page book companion features over 40 activities including an interactive read aloud lesson plan, providing 15-20 hours of engaging lessons. Perfect for whole group, small group, and independent work, ensuring comprehensive learning and growth through ELA and SEL activities. Develop essential skills in an interactive and supportive way, with a focus on honesty, lying, and taking accountability.
Overview
Teach Your Dragon to Stop Lying Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA is an all-encompassing resource designed to help children learn the importance of telling the truth and taking responsibility. Aligned with the CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies, this product integrates SEL and ELA skills through engaging activities and discussions.
What's Included
SEL Objectives: Focus on telling the truth and taking responsibility.
Activities: Over 40 differentiated activities including:
- SEL Skills: Forgiving Others, Forgiving Myself, Taking Responsibility, Honesty vs Dishonesty Scenarios, Honesty & Accountability (Abraham Lincoln, Mahatma Gandhi, Teddy Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt).
- ELA Skills: Making Predictions, Summarizing Fiction, Character Analysis, Compare and Contrast, Writing Prompts.
Benefits
Comprehensive Learning: Integrating both ELA and SEL skills allows teachers to address multiple learning goals simultaneously. This dual focus not only enhances literacy skills but also supports emotional development, making lessons more holistic and impactful.
Engagement: Interactive read-aloud lesson plans with before, during, and after reading questions.
Differentiation: Activities tailored for varied skill levels, ideal for differentiated instruction.
Long-Term Use: Extensive activities ensure repeated use without redundancy, perfect for self-contained behavior programs.
Unique Features
Real Photos: Activities include real photos to enhance connection and understanding.
Variety: Over 40 activities provide 15-20 hours of instruction.
Family Involvement: Notes to families with suggestions for home support.
About the Book
In "Teach Your Dragon to Stop Lying" by Steve Herman, Diggory Doo, a dragon who struggles with telling the truth, learns valuable lessons about honesty and taking responsibility.
Initially, Diggory believes lying is beneficial and helps him avoid trouble easily. However, he soon discovers the negative consequences of dishonesty.
Through engaging and relatable storytelling, children are introduced to the significance of being honest and accountable for their actions. The book helps kids understand the consequences of lying and why honesty is crucial in maintaining trust and relationships.
This engaging story offers relatable characters, vibrant illustrations, and essential lessons on honesty and accountability, making it an excellent resource for elementary students.
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That Rule Doesn't Apply to Me! Social Emotional Learning Worksheets Activities
By The Responsive Educator
Help students understand the importance of rules with That Rule Doesn't Apply to Me! Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA. This 100-page book companion features over 40 activities including an interactive read aloud lesson plan, providing 15-20 hours of engaging lessons. Perfect for whole group, small group, and independent work, ensuring comprehensive learning and growth through ELA and SEL activities. Develop essential skills in an interactive and supportive way. Ideal for teaching the importance of following class rules, as well as rules at home.
Overview
That Rule Doesn't Apply to Me! Interactive Read Aloud Lesson Plan ELA Centers SEL Activities" is an all-encompassing book companion resource designed to help children learn the importance of following rules and understanding their significance. Aligned with the CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies, this product integrates SEL and ELA skills through engaging activities and discussions.
What's Included
SEL Objectives: Focus on understanding the importance of rules and making responsible choices.
Activities: Over 40 differentiated activities including:
- SEL Skills: Considering Choices, Understanding Class Rules, Selflessness & Kindness (Iván Fernández Anaya, Harrison Ford, Christy Killrlea, Jordan’s Shabab al Ordon Club).
- ELA Skills: Making Predictions, Summarizing Fiction, Character Analysis, Compare and Contrast, Writing Prompts.
Benefits
Comprehensive Learning: Integrating both ELA and SEL skills allows teachers to address multiple learning goals simultaneously. This dual focus not only enhances literacy skills but also supports emotional development, making lessons more holistic and impactful.
Engagement: Interactive read-aloud lesson plans with before, during, and after reading questions.
Differentiation: Activities tailored for varied skill levels, ideal for differentiated instruction.
Long-Term Use: Extensive activities ensure repeated use without redundancy, perfect for self-contained behavior programs.
Unique Features
Real Photos: Activities include real photos to enhance connection and understanding.
Variety: Over 40 activities provide 15-20 hours of instruction.
Family Involvement: Notes to families with suggestions for home support.
About the Book
Immerse yourself in the world of "That Rule Doesn't Apply to Me!" – an insightful children's book by Julia Cook. Meet Noodle, a spirited boy who finds rules to be a challenge and a hindrance to his enjoyment. Noodle believes that rules don't apply to him and often struggles to comprehend their significance.
With guidance from his teacher and his mom, Noodle embarks on a transformative journey, learning the importance of following rules at home and understanding class rules for the safety and well-being of himself and others.
This heartwarming story paves the way for discussing the value of rules and the responsibilities that come with them, cultivating a sense of respect and accountability.
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Train Your Dragon to Accept NO Social Emotional Learning Worksheets Activities
By The Responsive Educator
Help students learn to accept the answer "no" with Train Your Dragon to Accept NO Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA. This 98-page book companion features over 40 activities including an interactive read aloud lesson plan, providing 15-20 hours of engaging lessons. Perfect for whole group, small group, and independent work, ensuring comprehensive learning and growth through ELA and SEL activities. Develop essential skills in an interactive and supportive way with SEL activities.
Overview
Train Your Dragon to Accept NO Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA is an all-encompassing resource designed to help children learn to accept the answer "no" and deal with disagreements constructively. Aligned with the CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies, this product integrates SEL and ELA skills through engaging activities and discussions.
What's Included
SEL Objectives: Focus on accepting "no" and managing emotions.
Activities: Over 40 differentiated activities including:
- SEL Skills: Feeling Disappointed, Accept or Argue?, Considering Choices, Classmate Interview.
- ELA Skills: Making Predictions, Summarizing Fiction, Character Analysis, Compare and Contrast, Writing Prompts.
Benefits to Buyers
Comprehensive Learning: Integrating both ELA and SEL skills allows teachers to address multiple learning goals simultaneously. This dual focus not only enhances literacy skills but also supports emotional development, making lessons more holistic and impactful.
Engagement: Interactive read-aloud lesson plans with before, during, and after reading questions.
Differentiation: Activities tailored for varied skill levels, ideal for differentiated instruction.
Long-Term Use: Extensive activities ensure repeated use without redundancy, perfect for self-contained behavior programs.
Unique Features
Real Photos: Activities include real photos to enhance connection and understanding.
Variety: Over 40 activities provide 15-20 hours of instruction.
Family Involvement: Notes to families with suggestions for home support.
About the Book
Step into the engaging world of "Train Your Dragon to Accept NO," part of the "My Dragon Books" series by Steve Herman. This captivating children's book thoughtfully explores handling disagreements, emotions, and anger. Join Andrew and his dragon, Diggory Doo, as they navigate the challenges of accepting "no" and managing anger constructively. Their journey teaches children the importance of understanding different perspectives and managing emotions in the face of disagreement.
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Mouse Was Mad Social Emotional Learning Worksheets Activities SEL + ELA
By The Responsive Educator
Help students manage their anger with Mouse Was Mad Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA. This 97-page book companion features over 40 activities including an interactive read aloud lesson plan, providing 15-20 hours of engaging lessons. Perfect for whole group, small group, and independent work, ensuring comprehensive learning and growth through ELA and SEL activities including anger management worksheets. Develop essential skills in an interactive and supportive way.
Overview
Mouse Was Mad Interactive Read Aloud Lesson Plan ELA Centers SEL Activities is an all-encompassing resource designed to help children manage the big emotion of anger. Aligned with the CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies, this product integrates SEL and ELA skills through engaging activities and discussions.
What's Included
SEL Objectives: Focus on managing anger and understanding calming strategies.
Activities: Over 40 differentiated activities including:
- SEL Skills: Feeling Mad, Identifying Triggers, Identifying Calming Strategies, Anger Exploration, Dealing with Angry Feelings.
- ELA Skills: Making Predictions, Summarizing Fiction, Character Analysis, Compare and Contrast, Writing Prompts.
Benefits
Comprehensive Learning: Integrating both ELA and SEL skills allows teachers to address multiple learning goals simultaneously. This dual focus not only enhances literacy skills but also supports emotional development, making lessons more holistic and impactful.
Engagement: Interactive read-aloud lesson plans with before, during, and after reading questions.
Differentiation: Activities tailored for varied skill levels, ideal for differentiated instruction.
Long-Term Use: Extensive activities ensure repeated use without redundancy, perfect for self-contained behavior programs.
Unique Features
Real Photos: Activities include real photos to enhance connection and understanding.
Variety: Over 40 activities provide 15-20 hours of instruction.
Family Involvement: Notes to families with suggestions for home support.
About the Book
Immerse yourself in the narrative of "Mouse Was Mad" – a heartwarming children's book by Linda Urban. Journey alongside a spirited mouse who finds himself "hopping" mad and embarks on a journey of self-discovery. Through the tale, young readers are introduced to various ways animals express emotions and how they can find their own unique channels of self-expression while navigating anger. The story comes alive through vibrant illustrations that captivate young minds.
"Mouse Was Mad" is a valuable tool for discussing anger, tantrums, and diverse ways of managing emotions with children. It opens doors for conversations about the interplay of feelings and actions, fostering a deeper understanding of the emotional landscape.
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The Invisible Boy Social Emotional Learning Worksheets Activities + ELA
By The Responsive Educator
Develop your students' sense of empathy and the importance of inclusion with The Invisible Boy Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA. This 109-page book companion features over 40 activities including an interactive read aloud lesson plan, providing 15-20 hours of engaging lessons. Perfect for whole group, small group, and independent work, ensuring comprehensive learning and growth through ELA and SEL activities. Develop essential skills in an interactive and supportive way, with a focus on empathy and inclusion.
Overview
The Invisible Boy Interactive Read Aloud Lesson Plan Book Companion ELA Centers SEL Activities is an all-encompassing resource designed to help children develop empathy and inclusion. Aligned with the CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies, this product integrates SEL and ELA skills through engaging activities and discussions.
What's Included
SEL Objectives: Focus on developing empathy and making everyone feel included.
Activities: Over 40 differentiated activities including:
SEL Skills: Understanding Feelings of Invisibility, Including Others, Practicing Empathy, and Helping Friends Feel Seen.
ELA Skills: Making Predictions, Summarizing Fiction, Character Analysis, Compare and Contrast, Writing Prompts.
Benefits
Comprehensive Learning: This resource seamlessly integrates ELA and SEL skills, allowing teachers to address multiple learning goals simultaneously. This dual focus not only enhances literacy skills but also supports emotional development, making lessons more holistic and impactful.
Engagement: Interactive read-aloud lesson plans with before, during, and after reading questions ensure students stay engaged and invested in their learning.
Differentiation: With over 40 differentiated activities, this resource provides tailored learning experiences suitable for various skill levels, making it ideal for differentiated instruction.
Long-Term Use: Extensive activities ensure repeated use without redundancy, perfect for self-contained behavior programs.
Unique Features
Real Photos: Activities include real photos to enhance connection and understanding.
Variety: Over 40 activities provide 15-20 hours of instruction, ensuring comprehensive coverage and sustained engagement.
Family Involvement: Notes to families with suggestions for home support help extend learning beyond the classroom.
About the Book
In "The Invisible Boy," a children's book by Trudy Ludwig, readers follow the story of Brian, a boy who feels invisible until a new classmate, Justin, befriends him. This heartwarming story emphasizes the importance of empathy and inclusion, demonstrating how small acts of kindness can make a big difference.
Why Choose This Resource?
Support for Teachers: This comprehensive lesson plan saves teachers time and effort by integrating both ELA and SEL objectives into one cohesive resource. It's designed to address the common challenge of finding engaging materials that develop both academic and emotional skills.
Enhancing Classroom Dynamics: By focusing on empathy and inclusion, this resource helps improve classroom dynamics, making students more aware of their peers' feelings and fostering a supportive environment.
Flexible Use: Suitable for whole group, small group, and independent work, this resource provides flexibility in teaching and learning approaches, catering to different classroom needs.
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It's Hard to Be a Verb! Social Emotional Learning Worksheets Activities + ELA
By The Responsive Educator
Help students manage their impulses with It's Hard to Be a Verb! Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA. This 96-page resource features over 40 activities including an interactive read aloud lesson plan, providing 15-20 hours of engaging lessons. Perfect for whole group, small group, and independent work, ensuring comprehensive learning and growth through ELA and SEL activities. Develop essential skills in an interactive and supportive way.
Overview
It's Hard to Be a Verb! Social Emotional Learning Worksheets + ELA is an all-encompassing resource designed to help children manage their impulses and stay focused, particularly beneficial for kids with ADHD. Aligned with the CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies, this product integrates SEL and ELA skills through engaging activities and discussions.
What's Included
SEL Objectives: Focus on impulse control and maintaining focus.
Activities: Over 40 differentiated activities including:
- SEL Skills: Understanding and managing impulses, staying on task, using strategies to maintain focus.
- ELA Skills: Making Predictions, Summarizing Fiction, Character Analysis, Compare and Contrast, Writing Prompts.
Benefits to Buyers
Comprehensive Learning: Integrating both ELA and SEL skills allows teachers to address multiple learning goals simultaneously. This dual focus not only enhances literacy skills but also supports emotional development, making lessons more holistic and impactful.
Engagement: Interactive read-aloud lesson plans with before, during, and after reading questions.
Differentiation: Activities tailored for varied skill levels, ideal for differentiated instruction.
Long-Term Use: Extensive activities ensure repeated use without redundancy, perfect for self-contained behavior programs.
Unique Features
Real Photos: Activities include real photos to enhance connection and understanding.
Variety: Over 40 activities provide 15-20 hours of instruction.
Family Involvement: Notes to families with suggestions for home support.
About the Book
Step into the narrative of "It's Hard to Be a Verb!" - an illuminating children's book penned by Julia Cook. Immerse yourself in the world of Louis, a young boy grappling with the challenges of ADHD. Constant motion and difficulty focusing leave Louis feeling like he's always in trouble and incapable of getting things right.
Guided by his teacher and mother, Louis embarks on a transformative journey, learning to embrace his unique perspective and harness the power of ADHD to his advantage.
This story is an excellent resource for elementary students, offering relatable characters, captivating illustrations, and a nurturing narrative to help kids with ADHD understand and accept their condition, while also fostering understanding and support among their peers.
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By Spark Interest with Sara
Are you looking for a complete resource to teach Size of the Problem to your young learners? This Size of the Problem Bundle is exactly what you need! From sorting activities to clip cards and worksheets, you will have all you need to help your preschool, pre k and kindergarten students develop an understanding around ‘size of the problem’.
This Size of the Problem bundle will help your students develop the language to use around big problems vs small problems and help them see that not all problems are equal.
What’s included in this Size of the Problem Bundle?
Resource 1: Big Problem Small Problem Scenarios
These Big Problem Little Problem Scenarios will help your young learners differentiate between small, medium, and big problems.
Why help young learners understand Big Vs Small Problems?
Having an understanding of big problems vs little problems will allow your young learners to see that not all problems are the same; therefore, our reactions will defer according to the size of a problem.
What teachers are saying?
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ CJ M.
Assessing the size of the problem and the appropriate size of the response is a challenging topic. This resource is so helpful.
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We've been using this to work on our problem solving skills and it's helped! We've been really struggling with matching the level at which we react to the severity of the problem, so the idea of "big problem, small problem" has really helped. They're also learning how to solve these problems on their own.
Resource 2: Big Problem Little Problem Clip Cards
These big problem vs little problem clip cards will help your students differentiate between small and big problems; thus, helping them match the level at which they react to the severity of a problem.
What’s included in this Big Problem vs Little Problem Clip Cards?
•24 Big Problem Little Problem Clip Cards (4 per page)
•Versions: PDF Color and Black & White
Resource 3: Big Problem Little Problem Worksheets
These big problem-little problem worksheets will help your students differentiate between small and big problems; thus, helping them match the level at which they react to the severity of a problem.
What’s included in this Big Problem vs Little Problem Worksheets resource?
- 16 Big Problem Little Problem Worksheets highlighting what is a big problem and what is a small problem, size of the problem vs reaction, how can you respond to a small/big problem
How to Use these Size of the Problem Resources?
Option A:
For students already reading, this can be an independent activity for your classroom centers.
Great for reinforcing Size of the Problem or Problem Solving Concepts already learnt.
Option B:
For younger students or students not yet reading, these big problem little problem resources can be used with small groups or one to one work with an individual student. This allows you to delve into discussions in a fun and interactive way.
The CASEL SEL COMPETENCIES supported by this resource are:
- Social Awareness- Being able to put themselves in another’s shoes and see the other’s point of view.
2. Responsible decision-making is the ability to make caring and constructive choices about personal behavior and social interactions across diverse situations.
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IMPULSE CONTROL Mini-Lesson and Workbook - "Let's Pause" - SPANISH VERSION
By All Therapy Resources
If you’re looking for an easy and effective way to teach kids impulse control, then the Impulse Control Mini-Lesson and Workbook is the perfect learning resource!
With creative illustrations, metaphors, and analogies that help reinforce self-control and impulse control skills, this mental health mini-lesson helps students succeed. No prep is necessary! This social emotional learning resource is full of psychoeducation material, worksheets, activities, and more to drive home the importance of developing these skills in today’s classroom.
If a student struggles to think before they act or has ADHD, this SEL mini-lesson can provide a great foundation for their emotional regulation. The engaging approach makes it easy for kids to master the fundamental executive functioning skill of self control and apply the concept to their own lives inside and outside of the classroom. This mini-lesson is perfect for counselors, SEL lessons, individual activities, or group work.
✎✎✎ Topics Covered:
- What is Impulse Control?
- Self Reflection Questionnaire About Impulsivity
- STOP & THINK Strategy
- Brain as a Remote Control – exploring our “buttons” and their implications and consequences.
- Exploring Actions and Consequences
- Making Better Choices – Emotional Regulation Strategies
- Think it Out Examples and Template
- Review Questionnaire
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Mental Health Communication in Relationships Activities and Tips
By Sign with me TOD
This product includes a teacher guide for communication in relationships - communication skills - verbally or nonverbally, communicating effectively, teacher guide for assertive statements activities, assertive statements notebook for students to fill out, answer questions regarding aggression, examples of aggression, how students handled aggression in the past is asked and discussed, being assertive instead of aggressive, examples of being passive, assertive, and aggressive, how to communicate assertively - eye contact, clear conversation, facial expression, etc., examples of aggressive and assertive responses to show students the difference, students will play charades that focuses on feelings - students can play in a small group or a large group, feeling cards are included in this product, empathy, compassion, and acceptance are included in this product as well, students will learn about personal space and boundaries, they can fill in the packet called, My Personal Space Bubble, students will act out and write out how close is too close to have a conversation, how they felt when they were too close to a friend, the importance of staying in your own personal space bubble, how you could make others feel if you do not stay in your own personal space bubble, reading body language, what someone's body language is telling you and why that is important, the 4 zones of space are discussed - intimate - hugging and whispering, personal - with close friends and family, social space - conversations with acquaintances, and public space - public speaking space, students will answer questions about their personal space bubble, students will learn about compassion and can fill out the Compassion Journal included in the product, students will learn what compassion is, students are provided with examples of how they can show compassion, students will learn about gratitude and forgiveness and how they benefit one's mental health and relationship building, students can complete a 7 day I'm Grateful Because journal that includes prompts to answer as to why they are grateful, students can participate in the Grateful Scavenger Hunt and answer questions aloud or write their answers down to 14 different things they could be grateful for, and students will learn about the four part apology in this product - apologize, take responsibility, how will this be resolved, and ask for forgiveness. Teachers can use this packet as a guide while have conversations with students or teachers can have students fill out the packets that are included.
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Respect and Boundaries Workbook for Middle School | No prep Worksheets |
By Elena Tenisi
Boundaries workbook geared towards upper middle school students. Students are first introduced to what a boundary is, are shown four different types, and are given guidelines as to how they can respect others boundaries.
Students are then provided with six different activities. Activities include:
1. A boundaries sort. Students will be provided with different scenarios. They’ll have to distinguish if a boundary is being crossed or respected.
2. Self reflection. Students will have to evaluate which boundary they struggle with the most, challenges they’ve faced when trying to follow others boundaries, and who they struggle setting boundaries with the most.
3. Responses sort. Students will be provided with different ways they can respond to after they’ve crossed a boundary. They’ll have to differentiate between responses that show their apologetic and responses that show their being manipulative and insensitive.
4. Boundaries circle. Students will get to map what they are comfortable with depending on who they’re with; family, friends, teachers, strangers, etc.
5. Self-reflection on what they’ll allow and won’t, depending on their comfort level.
6. Reflection on what they’ve learned and why boundaries are important.
Workbook ends with a boundaries pledge. Students are asked to sign if they can commit to setting and keeping others boundaries. This can be a great workbook to use in small groups or individual students who need to work on boundaries.
Resources comes in colored and black/white versions. No prep, just print and go!
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