Less than $5 Elementary School Social Emotional Learning Task Cards
Infer Emotions ABA Program and Scenario Flashcards
By Behavior Highway
Empower your learners to understand and infer emotions effectively with our specialized Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) program. Our Inferencing Emotions ABA Program is thoughtfully designed to enhance social cognition and promote emotional intelligence through targeted interventions and engaging activities.
What's Included:
- Program Implementation Sheet: Navigate the program seamlessly with our detailed implementation guide. This comprehensive resource outlines step-by-step instructions for integrating the program into your teaching or therapy sessions, ensuring optimal learning outcomes.
- Data Collection Target Sheet: Stay organized and track progress effortlessly with our custom data collection sheet. Monitor learners' responses and mastery of emotion inference skills, enabling personalized interventions and progress monitoring.
- Interactive Flashcards: Engage learners with our dynamic flashcards featuring narrative and video scenarios. Each card presents realistic social situations, encouraging learners to identify and infer emotions accurately in a variety of contexts.
Key Features:
- Evidence-Based Strategies: Developed based on principles of ABA, our program employs evidence-based strategies to teach emotion inference skills effectively.
- Multi-Sensory Learning: Utilize both visual and auditory cues with our flashcards to facilitate multi-sensory learning experiences that enhance comprehension and retention.
- Progress Monitoring: Use our data collection sheet to monitor individual progress and adapt interventions accordingly, fostering continuous growth and skill development.
- Real-World Application: Equip learners with practical skills they can apply in everyday social interactions, enhancing their ability to navigate relationships and understand others' emotions.
Unlock the potential of inferencing skills and foster social growth with our Emotion Inference ABA Program. Empower learners to connect with others empathetically and navigate social interactions confidently. Download today and embark on a journey toward enhanced social cognition and emotional intelligence!
Growth Mindset Reflection Questions | Growth Mindset Worksheets | Task Cards
By Queen's Educational Resources
Growth Mindset Reflection Questions | Growth Mindset Worksheets | Task Cards
ABOUT THIS RESOURCE
★ Growth Mindset Reflection Questions
★ 43 pages
★ Print and Digital
★ Suitable for grades 6-12!
★ SEL-related topic
This resource includes:
★ 16 Reflection Questions Task Cards (Colored and B&W)
★ 16 Reflection Questions Worksheets (Print and Digital)
★ 16 personalized Bulletin Board Task Display Pages (for each question)
★ 2 Scoring Rubrics (same information, but in different formats)
★ List of 16 Questions (1 page) Easy Access for Teachers
★ Google Slide Link
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- Growth Mindset BUNDLE
- SEL Mega Bundle
- ELA/SEL MEGA BUNDLE
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This resource is also included in Google Slides! Text boxes have already been created to make it easier for you and your students! Each slide includes two instruction solution tabs for when students accidentally delete text boxes and when they want to zoom in (to enlarge worksheets). It's super helpful for students who are not that familiar with how to use Google Slides or need the extra assistance.
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▶️ 16 Self-Reflection Question Task Cards
✅ This resource includes 16 Growth Mindset Self-Reflection Question Task Cards (both Colored and B&W).
✅ These Task Cards can be used as part of a larger lesson, in guided small groups, whole-class discussions, partner discussion before sharing out with the larger group or class, or even one-on-one with a teacher, guidance counselor, or parent/guardian!
✅ You can print the Task Cards out on gloss paper or regular paper and laminate. You may also organize them in a binder ring.
▶️ 16 Self-Reflection Question Worksheets (Print and Digital)
✅ This resource includes 16 Self-Reflection Question Worksheets related to growth mindset. Students are asked to reflect and write about their own experiences with growth mindset. The questions prompt students to self-reflect about ways they can develop and handle day to day situations with a growth mindset. Some worksheets contain single questions while others contain a multi-part question.
✅ The worksheets are also included in Google Slides! Text boxes have already been created to make it easier for you and your students!
✅ These Growth Mindset Self-Reflection Question Worksheets can be distributed as a Do Now assignment, morning work, classwork assignment, homework assignment, or even be used as a formative assessment!
▶️ 16 Bulletin Board Task Display Pages (for each question)
There are 16 Bulletin Board Task Display Pages for each Question Worksheet!! Each Bulletin Board Task Display Page is beautifully created and includes each of the 16 questions. You can display the Bulletin Board Task Display Pages side by side with students' completed worksheet responses. It is a great way to showcase student work and create a visually appealing classroom environment!
You have everything you need to score your students’ responses, and immediately display on bulletin boards with the Bulletin Board Task Display Pages and Rubrics! Absolutely no preparation needed! - YAY!
▶️ 2 Rubrics
Finally, this resource includes two student-friendly rubrics to evaluate students’ responses. The rubrics contain the same information, but are in different formats. One of the rubrics includes a section for comments and feedback.
▶️ List of Questions (Easy Access for Teachers – 1 page)
Also included is a one-page complete LIST OF QUESTIONS to allow easier access for teachers to read and select questions to work with. These are the same questions listed in the Task Cards!
Lesson plans are not included. These activity and writing prompt worksheets can be used as a resource with your own lesson plans and in such a way that best meets the needs of your students.
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Other GROWTH MINDSET resources you might be interested in:
- Growth Mindset BUNDLE
- Growth Mindset Activity Worksheets and Answer Keys
- Growth Mindset Lesson Plan and PowerPoint Packet
- Mindfulness Lesson Plan and PowerPoint Packet
- Self-Talk Packet
- BELL RINGERS: Motivational Quotes and Writing Prompts
- Growth Mindset Text Messaging
- Growth Mindset Quote Analysis Packet
- Growth Mindset Scenario Task Cards and Worksheet Packet
- Growth Mindset Reflection Questions Task Cards Packet
- Growth Mindset Posters (Volume 3)
- Growth Mindset Bookmarks
- Growth Mindset Sticky Note Worksheets
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---- Growth Mindset Posters Volume 4: (Black and White)
---- Growth Mindset Poster Bundle (Volumes 1-4)
---- Growth Mindset Vocabulary Word Wall/Bulletin Board
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Bullying Scenario Discussion Cards-Engage Students in Anti-Bullying Conversation
By EduTeachers Toolbox
Engage your students in meaningful discussions about bullying with these 20 thoughtfully designed Bullying Scenario Discussion Cards. Each card presents a real-life scenario that encourages students to reflect on the impact of bullying and explore ways to address and prevent it.
Features:
- 20 Unique Scenarios: Each card features a different bullying situation, including physical bullying, rumors, teasing, and cyberbullying.
- Thought-Provoking Questions: Prompts on each card encourage students to think critically about the scenario and discuss possible solutions and strategies for prevention.
- Engaging Design: Vibrant, easy-to-read cards that capture students' attention and make learning about bullying prevention interactive and engaging.
- Stop Bullying Icons: Clear "Stop Bullying" icons reinforce the anti-bullying message and create a visual reminder of the importance of kindness and respect.
- Versatile Use: Perfect for classroom discussions, group activities, school counseling sessions, or anti-bullying programs.
Scenarios Include:
-Noah is tripped by another student in the hallway, and everyone laughs.
-Jordan spreads a rumor that Taylor cheated on a test, even though it’s not true.
-Liam hears his classmates making fun of his best friend’s clothes.
-Jacob sees someone writing mean comments about his friend on the bathroom wall.
Educational Benefits:
- Promotes Empathy and Understanding: Helps students understand the emotional impact of bullying on victims.
- Encourages Critical Thinking: Students learn to think critically about how to handle bullying situations and support their peers.
- Builds Communication Skills: Facilitates open discussions and improves students' ability to express their thoughts and feelings.
- Fosters a Positive Classroom Environment: Promotes a culture of kindness, respect, and inclusivity within the classroom.
Ideal For:
- Teachers
- School Counselors
- Anti-Bullying Programs
- Group Discussions
- Social-Emotional Learning Activities
Format:
-Printable Cards
-High-Resolution PDFFiles
-Easy to Print and Cut
How to Use:
- Print and Cut: Print the cards on sturdy paper or cardstock and cut them out.
- Distribute and Discuss: Hand out cards to students or groups and facilitate discussions based on the scenarios and questions provided.
- Role-Playing: Use the scenarios for role-playing activities to help students practice responding to bullying situations.
- Encourage your students to be upstanders, not bystanders, with these engaging and educational Bullying Scenario Discussion Cards. Perfect for creating a safe and supportive classroom environment where every student feels valued and respected.
Use Your Imagination Drawing Cards
By Clodagh
Use Your Imagination Cards
Unleash your creativity with our Use Your Imagination Cards! This set of 28 unique pattern cards is perfect for inspiring young artists and encouraging imaginative thinking. Each card presents a different pattern, challenging students to transform it into their own artistic masterpiece. Whether it's a playful animal, a fantastical landscape, or an abstract design, the possibilities are endless!
Key Features:
- 28 Imagination Cards: Each card features a unique pattern, providing endless creative opportunities.
- Versatile Use: Ideal for a calming corner, as a fun early finisher activity, or as a stimulating project in the art room.
- Engaging Activity: Helps develop fine motor skills, creativity, and problem-solving abilities.
- Perfect for All Ages: Suitable for students in Year 3-6, but fun for all ages.
- Easy to Use: Simply choose a card, let your imagination run wild, and start drawing!
Benefits:
- Calming Corner: Incorporate these cards into your classroom’s calming corner to provide a soothing and creative outlet for students needing a break.
- Early Finisher Activity: Keep early finishers engaged with a fun and productive activity that stimulates their imagination and keeps them busy.
- Art Room Essential: A great addition to any art room, encouraging students to think outside the box and create original artwork.
Use Your Imagination Cards are a fantastic resource for promoting creativity and providing a calming, engaging activity for students. Perfect for teachers looking to enhance their classroom’s calming corner, offer enriching early finisher activities, or add a new dimension to their art curriculum. Get your set today and watch your students’ imaginations soar!
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Naughty or Nice: Sorting Good and Bad Behavior Cards
By Inspired By MlG
Naughty or Nice: Sorting Good and Bad Behavior Cards - Develop strong social-emotional skills with this fun and interactive activity. Students will read real-life scenarios and decide if the behavior is "nice" or "naughty," placing the cards on the corresponding pile. This hands-on approach helps children understand consequences, empathy, and appropriate behavior.
How this will benefit students:
- Social-Emotional Learning: Helps students develop empathy, understanding of consequences, and the ability to recognize appropriate behavior.
- Critical Thinking: Encourages students to analyze situations and make informed judgments.
- Language and Literacy Skills: Promotes reading comprehension and vocabulary development through scenario cards.
- Engagement and Motivation: Makes learning fun and interactive, capturing students' attention and interest.
- Positive Behavior Reinforcement: Reinforces positive behaviors and discourages negative ones.
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Expected & Unexpected behaviors task cards & sorts SpEd k- 3rd color & BW visual
By Modz by Laila
These Expected and Unexpected Behavior task cards and sorts are designed to help students understand the difference between expected and unexpected behaviors.
You will get a set of 24 printable cards that can be used in the classroom to reinforce positive behaviors and set clear expectations for students. The task cards are suitable for students in 1st to 4th grade and Special Education.
You will also et a set of Expected and Unexpected Behavior sorts that have both visual and written versions to meet the needs of all your learners.
Benefits:
- Reinforces behavioral expectations.
- Can be used at the beginning of the year to set expectations.
- Can be used throughout the year for behavioral reminders.
- Engaging activity for students to learn about expected and unexpected behaviors
- Can be laminated and reused multiple times
- Visual reminders of expected behavior can be displayed in the classroom
Instructions/Tips for Implementation:
Teachers can incorporate these activities into their classroom by using them during morning meetings, small group discussions, or as part of individual behavior reflection time. They can be laminated for durability and reused multiple times. Display the sorted behaviors in the classroom as a visual reminder.
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Sizeoftheproblemactivities, 4th, School Counseling, No Prep, Task Cards
By Elena Tenisi
Do you have kiddos who struggle with appropriate reactions to situations? This activity can help!
Packed with 20 scenario cards, students will have the opportunity to read through them and decide just how big the problem really is.
Included are three fuzzy monsters; big, medium, and small. Cut them out and laminate them. Have students read each scenario and sort them depending on the size of the problem. (You should have three different sorting piles). If it's a big problem, have them place the scenario card on the big monster. If it’s a medium problem, have them place the scenario card on the medium monster. If it’s a small problem, have them place the scenario card on the small monster.
Works best if all pieces, (monsters and scenario cards) are laminated.
Great for 1:1 or small group sessions.
Enjoy!
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PEER PRESSURE Lesson Scenario Cards for Kids I Red Ribbon Week Activities
By All Therapy Resources
Are you ready to dive into the world of peer pressure and learn how to stand strong against it? This resource is designed to help children understand the concept of peer pressure, navigate its challenges, and develop the confidence to make their own choices. This is a perfect activity for Red Ribbon Week as this character education resource empowers children to make healthy decisions and build resilience.
•Understanding Peer Pressure: Discover the dynamics of peer pressure through engaging activities and discussions. Explore how it can influence decision-making and self-esteem. Learn to recognize different forms of peer pressure and how it impacts friendships and social interactions.
•Whispering Wind of Peer Pressure (Metaphor Example): Engage children with a powerful metaphor, "The Whispering Wind of Peer Pressure." This metaphor illustrates how peer pressure can sway our choices, just like a gentle breeze in a field. By understanding this metaphor, children will grasp the importance of staying true to themselves, like a sturdy tree rooted in their values.
•How to Stand up to Peer Pressure: Equip children with strategies to confidently stand up to peer pressure. Teach them how to trust their instincts, be assertive, and make decisions aligned with their values. Encourage open communication and guide them in finding supportive friends who respect their choices.
•Standing Strong against Peer Pressure (Lily's Brave Choice): Experience a captivating story, "Lily's Brave Choice," where a young girl confronts a peer pressure situation. Witness Lily's journey as she faces a challenging decision and ultimately stays true to herself. This story serves as a powerful example of resilience and empowers children to make brave choices.
•44 Peer Pressure Scenario and Question Cards for Kids: Enhance learning through interactive scenario and question cards. This set of 44 carefully crafted cards presents diverse peer pressure situations that children may encounter. Each card prompts children to reflect on the scenario and answer a related question, encouraging critical thinking and decision-making skills.
•Red Ribbon Week and Character Education: This resource seamlessly integrates the Red Ribbon Week theme, promoting a healthy choices and lifestyle. It aligns with character education principles, fostering traits such as integrity, resilience, and responsible decision-making. Each activity and discussion emphasizes the importance of making positive choices and building strong character.
Empower children to navigate peer pressure confidently and foster a positive, resilient mindset for a brighter future.
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Communication Skills Activities | Social Emotional Learning | Interactive
By The Elementary Hut
Do you want to help your students become better communicators? This social emotional pack will help your students enhance their communication skills and differentiate between effective communication and unhelpful communication. Between guiding anchor charts, sorting cards and communication scenarios. Students will get a chance to navigate their feelings and work on expressing themselves.
This resource includes:
-Feelings Cards Anchor Chart
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Monsters Emotions Flash Cards | Social emotional learning - Feelings Flash cards
By The Fun Sheep
These Monsters Educational Emotional Learning Cards for Kids by “The Fun Sheep” offer a unique opportunity for your kids to learn about different emotions and feelings in a fun way.
With these 8 different emotions visual cards, kids can visually connect with each emotion and start to associate them with their corresponding feelings. The set also includes the same 8 visual cards ready to be cut out, allowing for hands-on learning and interactive exploration
With these visual aids, your child will not only learn about emotions but also develop the skills to manage them in healthy and constructive ways
What comes in the product:
- Set of 8 different emotions visual cards (it includes the same 8 visual cards ready to cut out)
- Emotions Included: Happy, Sad, Surprised, Angry, Excited, Calm, Bored, Annoyed.
- 4 pages to print
- A4 paper Size
- Best to print on card stock (Colors will vary depending on printer used)
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Identifying Emotional Picture Prompt Task Cards for Social Emotional Learning
By Little Learners Lab Aus
Are you searching for an exciting, hands-on English, social-emotional learning activity that requires no preparation? Look no further than this 'Emotional Picture Prompt Cards for Social Emotional Learning' Do you want a fun way for your Grade 1 students to practice reading body language and facial features? These 62 engaging cards feature vibrant pictures that help young learners identify and express emotions. It's perfectly aligned with the Australian Curriculum V9 (AC9E1LA01). Simply print and use them into your classroom activities to watch your students thrive in a supportive learning environment!
How can you use this AC9E1LA01: Identifying Emotional Picture Task Cards for Social Emotional Learning: No Prep Resources - Australian Curriculum V9
➸ independent task at the start, middle or end to consolidate, review or check understanding
➸ small group, or work 1 on 1 with a student
➸ partner work / activity
➸ a quick review
➸ English / literacy rotation
What's included in this Identifying Emotional Picture Task Cards for Social Emotional Learning
✔ 62 amazing task cards
⇒ 12 Black and White task cards
⇒ 50 Coloured task cards
⇒ Differentiated with sentence starters
Why you'll love this Emotional Picture Task Cards for Social Emotional Learning:
☺ no prep - great for busy teachers!
☺ aligns to the Australian Curriculum V9 (AC9E1LA01)
☺ print and go - ready to use
☺ hands on engaging activity
☺ promoting fine motor skills
☺ effective way to reinforce key concepts in a fun, interactive way
☺ encourages problem solving as they identify the emotions in the card
☺ discussion and reflection - upon completion, reflect on your teaching and review key concepts
☺ flexible use - 1 on 1, independent, group , partner work, whole class
☺ builds confidence and competence in their identifying of emotions, facial features and body language.
Anti-Bullying Activities & Empathy Discussion Cards for Students
By Mrs Wates Teaching Creations
Promote a culture of kindness & inclusion with these 50 printable thought provoking discussion cards. Help your students in 2nd, 3rd, 4th & fifth grade develop empathy & compassion with this Social Emotional Learning (SEL) resource. Utilize them to stimulate critical thinking and foster engaging discussions. Print & laminate these conversation cards for versatile use in pairs, small groups or as a whole-class activity. Your students could even use the questions to create thinking maps, for creative writing tasks & journal writing. Ideal for Anti-Bullying Week & throughout the year. Open the door to powerful discussions that cultivate empathy, build understanding & foster a sense of community among your students.
Examples of Questions Include:
- What does the word empathy mean to you?
- Share a time when you felt truly understood by someone else.
- How do you think empathy can help prevent bullying?
- Can you think of a character from a book or movie who showed great empathy? Describe the situation.
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By Spark Interest with Sara
Are you looking for activities for teaching empathy to your young learners? These Empathy Task cards will be a great addition to your Unit on Developing Empathy and will help your preschool, pre-k or kindergarten students identify how others might be feeling and begin to think about how they can respond with empathy to others.
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What’s included in this Empathy Task Cards resource?
• 44 Task Cards in color and black & white versions.
(22 at school & 22 at home)
•2 editable pages to create your own scenarios.
• 18 Feelings Character Cards
• Task Card Recording Sheet
When to use these Empathy Task Cards?
•These task cards work well with an individual, a small group or with your whole class.
•Great addition to your Unit on Developing Empathy.
How to use these Empathy Task Cards ?
Option 1: Use these task cards as a catalyst for discussion with a small group, an individual or during your group time.
You may choose to add the Feeling Character Cards as a way for your students to respond to the scenarios. You read the scenario and your student holds up the feeling card they think best represents the situation.
Feelings included are:
Frustrated. Nervous. Angry. Upset. Annoyed. Worried. Sick. Scared. Cold. Thirsty. Hungry. Tired. Excited. Surprised. Proud. Confident. Unsure. Embarrassed.
Option 2: For students already reading and/or writing, these task cards are great as a ‘think-pair-share’ exercise, or students can write their responses using the recording sheet provided.
Option 3: Role play the different scenarios and invite students to discuss the situations and how each person might be feeling. Use the questions prompts to help guide discussions.
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Back to School Interactive Social Narrative for Social Skills
By Specifically Sped
This Back to School Interactive Social Narrative is a valuable resource to support individuals with autism and special education services during the back-to-school transition. This social narrative promotes social-emotional learning and teaches essential social skills, empowering students to navigate the challenges and changes associated with transitioning back to school.
52 Journal Writing Prompt Cards
By Clodagh
Unlock Creativity with 52 Journal Writing Prompt Cards
Want to try journal writing in your class but your students are stuck with no ideas? Unlock the power of self-expression, creativity, and social and emotional learning with our 52 Journal Writing Prompt Cards. These versatile cards are an invaluable tool to enhance your students' journaling practice, encouraging personal reflection and growth.
These journal writing prompt cards will:
Empower Social and Emotional Learning (SEL): These Journal Writing Prompt Cards are tailored to foster essential social and emotional skills in students. From building empathy to self-awareness, these prompts provide a structured and enjoyable way for students to explore their emotions and relationships.
Boost Creativity and Imagination: Are your students facing writer's block? These prompt cards serve as inspiration to spark their imagination, fuel their creativity, and develop their storytelling and self-reflection abilities.
Convenient and Portable: These journal writing compact cards are designed to fit seamlessly into your classroom. Whether you have a class set, or have several sets ready to use in your journal writing sessions!
Promote Mindfulness and Reflection: Journal writing is a powerful mindfulness exercise, and these cards encourage students to stay present and explore their thoughts and feelings. Through journal writing, they can gain valuable insights into their inner world.
Ideal for Years 3-6: Whether your students are beginners or seasoned at journal writing, these cards are suitable for year 3-6 students with powerful questions for them to answer.
How to Use:
- Have students select a card at random or choose one that resonates with them.
- Ask students to reflect on the prompt and express their thoughts in their journals.
- Encourage students to continue writing, exploring, and expanding on their ideas as they flow.
Foster Social and Emotional Learning with 52 Journal Writing Prompt Cards:
Empower your students to explore their emotions, build meaningful connections, and enhance their social and emotional skills through journaling.
Elevate your students' journaling experience, nurture their social and emotional growth, and grab these 52 Journal Writing Prompt Cards today.
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Expected and Unexpected Behaviors Task Cards 1st- 3rd Classroom Management
By Modz by Laila
These Expected and Unexpected Behavior task cards are designed to help students understand the difference between expected and unexpected behaviors. They are a set of 24 printable cards that can be used in the classroom to reinforce positive behaviors and set clear expectations for students. The task cards are suitable for students in 1st to 4th grade and Special Education.
Benefits:
Reinforces behavioral expectations.
Can be used at the beginning of the year to set expectations.
Can be used throughout the year for behavioral reminders.
Instructions/Tips for Implementation:
Teachers can incorporate these task cards into their classroom by using them during morning meetings, small group discussions, or as part of individual behavior reflection time. They can be laminated for durability and reused multiple times.
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Matchinggame, Kindergarten, Special Education, Activities
By Elena Tenisi
Want to teach your little ones about responsibility in a hands on way? This resource could be for you. This fun and interactive game will help young learners understand the importance of taking responsibility for their actions in a playful and educational way. With colorful cards that feature various scenarios, students will be able to enhance essential skills for school and beyond.
Responsibility cards include:
-Feeding pets
-Washing hands
-Raising hands
-Brushing teeth
-Cleaning up
-Taking a bath
-Putting on shoes
-Siting quietly
-Finding clothes
-Brushing hair
-Doing homework
-Playing fair
-Eating lunch
-Being a good sport
*Printing on colored card stock paper and laminating is highly recommended as images can be seen through on regular white printing paper.
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EMPATHY SCENARIOS IN ACTION Scenario Choice Cards - Teaching Empathy Activities
By All Therapy Resources
The "Empathy in Action Choice Cards for Children" nurture empathy, compassion, and understanding in young minds through:
- Relatable scenarios: Each card presents relatable scenarios, such as a friend feeling sad or a classmate facing challenges.
- Promoting discussions: The cards serve as conversation starters, sparking discussions about emotions, kindness, and ways to support others.
- Social-emotional learning: Educators, parents, and caregivers can utilize the cards to enhance social-emotional learning, cultivating empathy and perspective-taking skills.
- Supporting others: The cards encourage children to share their thoughts, feelings, and perspectives, exploring various ways empathy can be demonstrated in different situations.
- Personal reflection: Children can relate the scenarios to their own lives, sharing personal experiences and considering how they can apply empathy in their daily interactions.
- Meaningful solutions: The cards prompt children to brainstorm and discuss actions or responses that exhibit empathy and support for the individuals involved in the scenarios.
- Repetition and expansion: Utilizing different cards allows for the repetition of the process, deepening children's understanding and empathy skills over time.
Through our "Empathy in Action Choice Cards for Children," children develop a heightened sense of empathy, fostering a positive and inclusive community where kindness and understanding prevail. This resource empowers young hearts to make a difference in the lives of others, promoting a culture of empathy and compassion.
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Emotions Clip Cards | Social Emotional Learning Activity - Feelings Task Cards
By The Fun Sheep
These Identifying Feelings and Emotions Task Cards by “The Fun Sheep” are the Perfect way for Toddlers and Preschoolers to build a solid foundation in understanding feelings. This activity empowers them to identify and express their emotions confidently, nurturing a lifelong skill set for healthy emotional development
It's a valuable addition to early childhood education, promoting emotional growth and self-awareness in a meaningful way
What comes in the product:
- Set of 14 different Clip Cards
- Feelings Included: Angry, Bored, Confused, Crying, Disgusted, Shy, Excited, Happy, Interested, Sad, Scared, Silly, Surprised, Tired
- 4 pages to print
- A4 paper Size
- Best to print on card stock (Colors will vary depending on printer used)
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Activities on Empathy | Bundle
By Spark Interest with Sara
Are you looking for empathy building activities for preschoolers that will help develop your pre-k, preschool or kindergarten students' abilities to see things from the point of view of others and support them as they develop actions and words to show empathy to others?
This complete Activities on Empathy Bundle is exactly what you need! Read on to get more details on each of the resources included: Preschool Empathy Activities, Empathy Task Cards & Empathy Sorting Activity
What’s included in this amazing Activities on Empathy resource?
Resource # 1: Preschool Empathy Activities
This carefully planned empathy building activities for preschoolers resource, will do just that!
Start with a lesson on Perspective Taking then move on to the Developing Empathy lesson. This perfect combo will help your students:
realize that other people may think differently about the same thing and that's okay
see things from other's points of view
know what they can do and say to show empathy
What’s included in this preschool empathy activities resource?
1. Two Detailed Lesson Plans: To guide you through introducing perspective taking and developing empathy.
- Two PowerPoint Presentation: To introduce & practice the concepts & interactive questions to engage your students.
a.Perspective Taking
b.Showing Empathy – Things we can Say and Do
3. Show Empathy Banner Display & Recording Sheets
4. Perspective Taking Craft Activity
5. Show Empathy: The Board Game
This colorful board game gives the children an added opportunity to talk about Empathy and to share ideas in a fun way.
6. Display Posters: ‘Empathy Means …’ & ‘I can practice Perspective Taking’
7. Perspective Taking Role Play Activity
8. Letter to Families (editable): Build connections with families by sending a letter home letting them know what you are focusing on & how they can support their child.
Resource #2: Empathy Sorting Activity
This Empathy Sorting Activity will be a great addition to your Unit on Developing Empathy and will help your students differentiate between actions and words that show empathy versus actions and words that do not show empathy.
What’s included in this Empathy Sorting Activity resource?
• 32 Scenarios to discuss and sort (Color and Black & White)
• 1 Editable page for you to edit the text box to add your own relevant scenarios
• Discussion Questions Prompt Card
• 2 x Empathy Activity Sheets – Things I can do to show more empathy & Things I can do to show more empathy.
When to use this empathy sorting activity?
•This sorting activity works well with an individual, a small group or with your whole class.
•Great addition to your Unit on Developing Empathy.
How to use this empathy sorting activity?
Option A: For younger students or students not yet reading, this sorting activity can be used to stimulate small group discussions or whole group discussions. Does the person in the scenario show empathy? Or ”Does not show empathy?”
Use the discussion questions to help stimulate discussions around each scenario.
When looking at the scenarios that do not show empathy, add the 3rd Card: “What can you say or do to show more empathy?”
This will extend your students’ thinking and encourage them to delve deeper into the discussion around empathy.
Option B: For students already reading, these could be a classroom center activity or a writing prompt.
Resource # 3: Empathy Task Cards
These Empathy Task cards will be a great addition to your Unit on Developing Empathy and will help your preschool, pre-k or kindergarten students identify how others might be feeling and begin to think about how they can respond with empathy to others.
What’s included in this Empathy Task Cards resource?
• 44 Task Cards in color and black & white versions.
(22 at school & 22 at home)
•2 editable pages to create your own scenarios.
• 18 Feelings Character Cards
• Task Card Recording Sheet
When to use these Empathy Task Cards?
•These task cards work well with an individual, a small group or with your whole class.
•Great addition to your Unit on Developing Empathy.
How to use these Empathy Task Cards ?
Option 1: Use these task cards as a catalyst for discussion with a small group, an individual or during your group time.
You may choose to add the Feeling Character Cards as a way for your students to respond to the scenarios. You read the scenario and your student holds up the feeling card they think best represents the situation.
Feelings included are:
Frustrated. Nervous. Angry. Upset. Annoyed. Worried. Sick. Scared. Cold. Thirsty. Hungry. Tired. Excited. Surprised. Proud. Confident. Unsure. Embarrassed.
Option 2: For students already reading and/or writing, these task cards are great as a ‘think-pair-share’ exercise, or students can write their responses using the recording sheet provided.
Option 3: Role play the different scenarios and invite students to discuss the situations and how each person might be feeling. Use the questions prompts to help guide discussions.
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