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What’s wrong with this picture? These silly scenes have some unusual additions to them to promote thinking and speaking skills. This bundle contains 40 silly scene pictures that aim to get children talking. These silly scenes are open-ended, and children can look at the picture and identify what’s silly in them.

These 40 Silly Scenes Encourage:

✯Critical thinking

✯Expressive Language

✯Sentence Formation

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Speaking and Listening Activities:

Activities for speaking and Listening: Early Years

Classroom Posters: Speaking and Listening Rules

Speaking and Listening Skills for Preschoolers

Friendship Activities for Preschoolers:

Ways to Be a Good Friend

Friendship Scenario Cards

Classroom Posters: Friendship

More Than One Friend

Social Scenario: Problem Solving Task Cards

Preschool Teamwork Activities

Conflict Resolution Activities

Kindness Activities for Preschool

Gratitude Group Activities:

FREE Gratitude Activity for Preschoolers: 20-Day Gratitude Challenge Poster

Gratitude Activity for Preschoolers (PowerPoint Story & Activities)

Gratitude Jar

End of Year:

My Preschool Memory Book

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Are you looking for identifying feelings games to encourage your young learners to identify different feelings and emotions? These 4 games will be a great addition to your social-emotional learning curriculum. Perfect for our young learners, these vibrant Feeling Monsters will engage them as they practice identifying feelings through engaging in these identifying feelings activities.

✯ Game 1: How Do I Feel?

Three different ways to use these cards to reinforce identifying feelings. The children may act out the feeling, describe the feeling or match the Feeling Monsters.

15 Feeling Monster Cards included: (Color & B&W)

• Happy
• Sick
• Silly
• Sorry
• Angry
• Sad
• Confused
• Calm
• Tired
• Scared
• Frustrated
• Excited
• Nervous
• Bored
• Shocked

*Detailed instructions & mini-instruction cards included.*

✯ Game 2: Match the Feeling (Color & B&W)

36 Identifying Feelings Scenarios

This game invites children to listen to common scenarios that may arise at school, at home or on the playground and match a Feeling Monster to that scenario.

*Detailed instructions & mini-instruction cards included.*

✯ Game 3: Feeling Monsters Bingo (Color & B&W)

2 Different ways to play!

We all love a quick game of BINGO! The teacher calls out a Feeling Monster. The children identify the Feeling Monster and shout BINGO when they have 3 in a row or when they have all the Feeling Monsters identified.

✯ Game 4: Feeling Monster- Go Fish! (Only in Color)

12 Feeling Monster Families

Each ‘Family’ contains 3 different colors (red, blue & green)

This fun twist on Go Fish encourages the children to work towards building a Monster Family. A fun way to reinforce identifying feelings with friends.

*Detailed instructions & mini-instruction cards included.*

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Friendship Activities for Preschoolers:

Ways to Be a Good Friend

Friendship Scenario Cards

Classroom Posters: Friendship

More Than One Friend

Social Scenario: Problem Solving Task Cards

Preschool Teamwork Activities

Conflict Resolution Activities

Kindness Activities for Preschool

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What’s wrong with this picture? Each silly scene picture has some unusual additions to them to promote thinking and speaking skills. This pack contains 20 silly scene pictures that aim to get children talking. These silly scene picture cards are open-ended, and children can look at the picture and identify what’s silly in them.

These 20 'What's Wrong With This Picture' scenes encourage:

• Critical thinking
• Expressive Language
• Sentence Formation

Instructions:

1.Print out these Silly Scene picture cards. You may choose to print one on each page or two per page.

2.Invite the child to identify what’s silly about the picture and how could we change it to make it better.

3.You may choose to work with an individual child or in a small group.

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Speaking and Listening Activities:

Activities for speaking and Listening: Early Years

Classroom Posters: Speaking and Listening Rules
Speaking and Listening Skills for Preschoolers

What's Wrong with This Picture:

Silly Picture Scenes: What’s Wrong With This Picture?

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Get your children identifying feelings and emotions using these 14 fun monster inference pictures. Each inference picture encourages children to identify common feelings and emotions using the clues in the pictures to draw conclusions. Encourage your pre-k, preschool and kindergarten students to practice inferencing with pictures to get a deeper understanding of how others are feeling.

Each inference picture aims to get children thinking and talking.

✯What’s happening in the picture?

✯How does the monster feel?

✯Why are they feeling that way?

✯How do you know that?

Use these inference pictures with a small group, in pairs or individually to help develop empathy and understanding when it comes to other’s feelings and emotions.

The feelings and emotions depicted in the cards are:

▻Happy

▻Silly

▻Sick

▻Confused

▻Excited

▻Nervous

▻Scared

▻Sad

▻Sorry

▻Angry

▻Shocked

▻Calm

▻Interested

▻Bored

▻Frustrated

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Friendship Activities for Preschoolers:

Ways to Be a Good Friend

Friendship Scenario Cards

Classroom Posters: Friendship

More Than One Friend

Social Scenario: Problem Solving Task Cards

Preschool Teamwork Activities

Conflict Resolution Activities

Kindness Activities for Preschool

Identifying Feelings & Emotions:

Identifying Feelings and Emotions: Inference Pictures

Calm Down Techniques for Preschoolers

Classroom Posters: Identifying Emotions

Identifying Feelings Worksheets

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Empathy Task Cards

Empathy Sorting Activity

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Silly Scene Pictures

These silly scenes have some unusual additions to them to promote thinking and speaking skills. This pack contains 20 silly picture scenes that ask, “What’s wrong with this picture?”

The main aim is to get children thinking and talking. These silly scene pictures are open-ended, and children can look at the picture and identify what’s silly in them.

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These 20 Silly Scenes Encourage:

✯Critical thinking

✯Expressive Language

✯Sentence Formation

Instructions:

1. Print out these Silly Scene pictures. One per sheet or up to 4 per sheet.
2. Ask the child, “What’s wrong with this picture?”
3. Invite the child to identify what’s silly about the picture and how we could change it to make it better.
4. You may choose to work with an individual child or in a small group.

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Friendship Activities for Preschoolers:

Ways to Be a Good Friend

Friendship Scenario Cards

Classroom Posters: Friendship

More Than One Friend

Social Scenario: Problem Solving Task Cards

Preschool Teamwork Activities

Conflict Resolution Activities

Kindness Activities for Preschool

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Are you looking to help your preschool, pre-k or kindergarten students remember rules for listening and speaking? These 8 bright and fun listening and speaking classroom posters (8.5 x 11) are a great reminder of the rules for listening and speaking in the classroom.

Did you know this resource is part of a Social Emotional Learning Posters for Preschool BUNDLE?

The rules for listening and speaking posters include:

1. Use Kind Words

2. Be a Whole-Body Listener

3. Take Turns to Speak

4. Look at the Speaker

5. One Person Speaks at a Time

6. Think Before You Speak

7. Use an Inside Voice when Inside

8. Listen with an Open Heart❤️

✯Ways to use these Listening and Speaking Rules Posters✯

1.These may be printed and displayed as is (8.5 x 11).

2. Use the B&W version as a coloring-in worksheet to take home.

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Friendship Activities for Preschoolers:

Ways to Be a Good Friend

Friendship Scenario Cards

Classroom Posters: Friendship

More Than One Friend

Social Scenario: Problem Solving Task Cards

Preschool Teamwork Activities

Conflict Resolution Activities

Kindness Activities for Preschool

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Do you need an activity to help your pre-k, preschool or kindergarten students manage feelings and emotions? In this managing feelings and emotions resource, there are 9 difficult feelings and 12 action cards (color & B&W) available to help stimulate discussion.

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How to use this resource to help your students manage feelings and emotions?

Use these feelings cards and action cards with a small group or with an individual to discuss different strategies to use when managing difficult feelings.

Reinforce these strategies by creating a ‘Me and my Many Feelings Book’

Cover page & 9 recording pages included in black & white.

What's Included in this Managing Feelings and Emotions Resource?

☞The 9 difficult feelings are:

☆Angry

☆Confused

☆Frustrated

☆Sad

☆Left out

☆Scared

☆Shy

☆Tired

☆Embarrassed

☞12 action cards which are strategies we can use to manage those difficult feelings are:

☆Read a book. ☆ Count to 10

☆Get creative ☆ Get fresh air

☆Listen to music. ☆ Drink some water

☆Talk to a friend

☆Ask for help

☆Cry

☆Hug my soft toy

☆Take deep breaths

☆Talk to a grown-up

☞A Display Poster to help remind children of the different strategies available to them.

☞Me & My Many Feelings Book (B&W) – for children to record possible strategies they can use when they are dealing with each feeling.

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Listening and speaking skills for preschoolers are crucial and are the building blocks of communication. They are one of the main avenues for a child’s learning. Being whole body listeners and active speakers will help preschoolers, learn better, develop relationships with others and contribute to their world.

✯✯✯This ready to use resource has everything you need to develop listening and speaking skills with your preschoolers using fun and engaging speaking and listening activities. ✯✯✯

There is a ready to use lesson plan for 2 lessons, printable games, discussion activities, awesome listener awards & classroom display posters.

Lesson 1: Whole Body Listening

• Lesson Plan – detailed instructions on how to play each game and facilitate each activity and discussion!
• Game: Thumbs Up – Thumbs Down
• What Do You Need to Be a Good Listener? – Poster, Discussion Cards
• Listen & Color Game Printables
• Awesome Listener Awards (Color & B&W)

Lesson 2: Active Speaking

• Lesson Plan
• Game: Fun with Sentences
• Active Speaking Discussion Cards
• Active Speaking Poster (B&W & Color)

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Friendship Activities for Preschoolers:

Ways to Be a Good Friend

Friendship Scenario Cards

Classroom Posters: Friendship

More Than One Friend

Social Scenario: Problem Solving Task Cards

Preschool Teamwork Activities

Conflict Resolution Activities

Kindness Activities for Preschool

Gratitude Group Activities:

FREE Gratitude Activity for Preschoolers: 20-Day Gratitude Challenge Poster

Gratitude Activity for Preschoolers (PowerPoint Story & Activities)

Gratitude Jar

Speaking and Listening Activities:

Activities for Speaking and Listening: Early Years

Classroom Posters: Speaking and Listening Rules

Identifying Feelings & Emotions:

Identifying Feelings and Emotions: Sadness (PowerPoint Story & Activities)

Identifying Feelings and Emotions: Inference Pictures

Calm Down Techniques for Preschoolers
Classroom Posters: Identifying Emotions

What's Wrong with This Picture:

What’s Wrong With This Picture?

What's Wrong With This Picture? Silly Scenes

End of Year:

My Preschool Memory Book

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Are you looking for a fun way to help your young students develop problem solving skills? These 44 social scenario problem-solving tasks cards are exactly what you are looking for and will be a great addition to your preschool, pre-k or kindergarten classroom!

The social scenarios present common social problems that may occur in the classroom for our young learners. These social scenario problem-solving task cards will provide our young learners with the opportunity to discuss what problems may arise, empathize with others, consider how people are feeling and what to do when those situations occur.

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What’s included in this Problem-Solving Scenarios resource?

•44 Social Scenarios (22 inside & 22 Outside)

•Versions: PDF Color and Black & White

•Guiding Questions -Use the Task Card Discussion Questions to guide meaningful discussions around each social scenario.

These questions encourage:

• Identifying the problem.

• Considering how the different people in the situation may feel.

• Considering options to try and solve the problem.

• What to do when it doesn’t work.

• Who can you go to when you need help.

When to use these Problem-Solving Social Scenarios?

•Use these social scenarios with the whole class, small group or with an individual. 

•Use at the beginning of the school year or as a review after a break.

How to use these Social Scenarios?

•Role play the scenarios and brainstorm ways to deal with each situation.

•Spotlight one scenario and have your students work in pairs or small groups to come up with possible solutions.

•Use scenarios as writing prompts.

•Use one scenario a day as a quick daily focus to reinforce problem solving skills.

•A great Think-Pair-Share activity.

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22 story maps for illustrating storytelling to writing activities. These hobby and life maps are excellent as first week icebreakers, using oral narratives to start the writing process, and learning more about students. Use as individual/small/whole group activities. Meets CCSS. Includes: Directions Example 2 Teacher Maps Singer Traveler (Local, State, US, World) Artist Baseball Softball Basketball Soccer Football Reader Writer Technology Music Dancers (Male & Female) Science My Life Story 3 Blank Story Map Templates Students will have fun while being engaged as they learn about their classmates, draw symbols for life events, write captions, and use storytelling as part of their writing process.

***This resource (20 Apologizing Social Skills Task Cards) is also included in the following discounted packet: Social Skills Apologizing Packet (Grades 1-3)

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ABOUT THIS RESOURCE

• 2O pages
• PDF Zip File
• Grades: 2 - 3
• Excellent for ELL students, Special Ed students, and students with Autism

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This resource includes:

------ 20 BROWN Scenario Task Cards with Questions

------ 20 BROWN Scenario Task Cards without Questions

------ 20 B&W Scenario Task Cards with Questions

------ 20 B&W Scenario Task Cards without Questions

This pack of 20 Social Skills Scenario Task Cards highlight real-life social scenarios and situations centered around APOLOGIZING and can be used to help young "kiddos" of all levels and abilities (in grades 2-3) to practice and build social skills. These highly relevant scenarios expose young learners to skills they need to interact with others effectively, forge positive relationships, improve social skills and behavior, and most importantly, build confidence in managing situations and apologizing when necessary.

The Task Cards come in 4 different formats: B&W with questions, B&W without questions, Brown with questions, and Brown without questions. You can print them out on gloss paper or regular paper and laminate them. You may also organize them in a binder ring and use in small groups.

How/When To Use Scenario Task Cards

• Role-Playing: Students can collaborate in pairs or groups to act out a variety of scenarios and demonstrate appropriate responses. Role-playing activities can also be used to show how skills are used improperly and then asking the 'audience' to help reenact properly. This activity can ultimately improve confidence, communication, and assertiveness skills.

• Icebreaker: This can be a great way to start a meeting, training session, or team-building activity. It’s also a great way to get students to get to know each other and buy into the purpose of an upcoming activity or lesson.

• Play Writing Exercise: Students can work in groups to create skits or scenes then perform their skits for the class.

• Writing Response: Students can be given a scenario to read and then write their responses. Students can switch papers with a partner who then reads their responses and determines whether they agree/disagree with their responses/approaches to these real-life scenarios.

• Discussion: Students can discuss the Social Scenario Task Cards in groups or whole class. They can discuss things like “What would you do?”, “Why would you do that?”, and “What are some other options you could consider?”

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Introducing the I See, I Think, I Wonder Animal Adventure Pack, a comprehensive resource designed to foster critical thinking activities, flexible thinking, problem solving, and innovation. This pack includes 70 captivating slides featuring a variety of colorful wild animal pictures, each accompanied by dedicated spaces for students to jot down their observations, thoughts, and wonders.

The I See, I Think, I Wonder method is an inquiry-based approach that encourages students to engage in thoughtful exploration and analysis. It prompts them to observe the details in the animal pictures, develop their own interpretations, and generate curious questions. These critical thinking activities provide a platform for students to think outside the box, refine their thinking skills, and deepen their understanding of the animal kingdom.

Print these sheets in vibrant colors and laminate them for durability, allowing you to reuse them year after year. With the laminated sheets, students can easily write on them using whiteboard markers, enabling them to erase and update their thoughts as they delve deeper into their inquiries. Additionally, these slides can be used as engaging discussion starters or teacher displays on the whiteboard, facilitating whole-class participation and collaborative learning experiences. By engaging with these I See, I Think, I Wonder activities, students will develop their critical thinking abilities, cultivate flexible thinking approaches, enhance problem-solving skills, and foster an innovative mindset. They will explore the fascinating world of wild animals while honing their abilities to analyze, question, and innovate in a supportive and stimulating learning environment.

Embrace the power of inquiry-based learning and unlock the potential of your students' critical thinking, flexible thinking, problem-solving, and innovative capabilities with the I See, I Think, I Wonder Animal Adventure Pack. Prepare them for an exciting journey of discovery and growth as they explore the wonders of the animal kingdom.

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Enhance your classroom discussions and promote active reasoning with this pack of 30 printable Would You Rather cards. Designed to encourage students to think critically and consider multiple perspectives, this resource is perfect for group discussions or partner work. Whether you print and laminate the cards for hands-on use, or display them on your Smartboard or Whiteboard, your students will love participating in this engaging Think, Pair and Share activity.

Teachers can use "Would You Rather" discussions to promote critical thinking, decision-making, and social-emotional learning.

Here are some examples of how you can use these discussions in the classroom:

1. Icebreaker Activity: Teachers can use "Would You Rather" questions as an icebreaker activity to help students get to know each other and start building relationships in the classroom.
2. Class Discussions: Teachers can use "Would You Rather" questions to spark class discussions on various topics. These discussions can help students think critically, explore different perspectives, and develop their reasoning skills.
3. Brain Breaks: Teachers can use "Would You Rather" questions as a brain break activity in the middle of a lesson to help students refocus and re-energize.
4. Social-Emotional Learning: Teachers can use "Would You Rather" questions to promote social-emotional learning by asking questions that relate to emotions, empathy, and problem-solving.

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Studies have shown that when accountable talk is used in the classroom, students not only gain a deeper grasp of the material but also experience a greater sense of community. Additionally, this approach provides them with a chance to value and understand the diverse backgrounds, experiences, knowledge, and beliefs of their classmates.

Here are the phrases listed on the desk cards:
"I agree with you because..."

"I disagree with you because..."

"Why do you think that?"

"I do not understand. Can you explain?"

"I know my answer is right because..."

"I solved this problem by..."

"Another way to solve this problem is...”

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Enhance your French language teaching with this comprehensive collection of 100 conversation starters! Perfect for beginners and intermediate learners, these prompts will help spark engaging discussions, improve speaking skills, and boost confidence in conversational French.

What's Included:

• 100 Conversation Starters: A mix of beginner to intermediate prompts, covering various topics such as hobbies, food, travel, and personal experiences.

Emotion Feeling Expression Puzzle Game Cards for Kindergarten

This engaging and educational resource is designed to help young learners identify and understand their emotions.

The game includes 16 emotions( Happy, Sad, Angry, Excited, Disappointed, Shy, Bored, Curious, Embarrassed, Offended, Sleepy, Scared, Silly, Proud, Confused and Surprised), each presented with 8 relatable prompts.

Learning Objectives:

• Identify and express a variety of emotions
• Develop emotional vocabulary
• Understand that different situations can trigger different emotions.

How to Play:

1. Print and laminate the emotion cards.
2. Cut out the cards along the dotted lines.
3. Mix up the cards and place them face down.
4. Players take turns flipping over two cards.

This resource can be used in a variety of settings, including:

• Homeschooling
• Early childhood classrooms
• Counseling centers
• Special education settings

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Make your class time more enjoyable and productive. Get this bundle of morning routines printable to make your morning time with the kids enjoyable and engaging. You can use this to have a theme each day of your routine with the kids.

This product contains PNG and PDF format which is good for a month.

Mondays

- Marvelous Monday

- Meaningful Monday

- Mindset Monday

- Mystery Monday

Tuesdays

- Try It Tuesday

- Tasty Tuesday

- Treasure Tuesday

- Talent Tuesday

Wednesdays

- Wonderful Wednesday

- Wishful Wednesday

- Warmhearted Wednesday

- Wacky Wednesday

Thursdays

- Terrific Thursday

- Throwback Thursday

- Thankful Thursday

- Things to Bring Thursday

Fridays

- Fantastic Friday

- Finally Friday

- Funny Friday

- Furious Friday

This back-to-school activity is geared towards grades 4-6 and will have your students getting to know one another by presenting their "brown bag" to the class.

This six-page activity includes:

• A description of the task + brown bag poetry
• A modelled example
• A worksheet on describing symbols
• A self-assessment
• A peer assessment
• A teacher assessment

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This 6-page resource has 4 pages of cut-out animal cards (48 in total), an explanation slide for teachers and a visual prompt for students that I like projecting during the activity as a reminder and revision before the activity.

I teach Core French to low-level middle schoolers who need engaging, highly visual, loud, movement-heavy activities to participate and get into it and all of my Core French products fit this demographic.

Here are some others for you to check out!

⭐️ Mon café Starbucks / My Starbucks Café!

⭐️ Mon pizza party! / My Pizza Party!

⭐️Mon animal perdu! / My Lost Pet

⭐️ Je vous présente... / Presenting...

⭐️ Prof du jour / Teacher of the Day

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- Mme. Kaitlyn.

Welcome students back from the weekend with this find someone who printable game! This icebreaker is perfect for any weekend or for any longer weekends like Labor day, Memorial Day, MLK day, good Friday, and more! This activity is made for students in 5th grade, 6th grade, 7th grade, 8th grade, and high school. Students will walk around the room and try to find classmates that fit into various weekend activity-themed categories, such as "find someone who stayed up all night."

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What's included:

• 1 Find Someone Who worksheet with 16 boxes for students to fill in

Some examples included:

• Find someone who ordered pizza
• Find someone who played video games
• Find someone who went to a different city

More Find Someone Who Resources:

Back to School

After Thanksgiving Break

After Winter Break

After Spring Break

End of Year

*Note this product may be used in brick and mortar classes as well as virtual systems like Outschool