Elementary School Social Emotional Learning Workbooks

This is a complete wellness curriculum pack for grade 1. It aligns with the Alberta curriculum shifts of 2023.

All activities are scaffolded for all kinds of learning.

It includes:

• Healthy Relationships in the Community
• Personal Characteristics
• Identifying and Expressing Emotions
• Personal Boundaries and Safety
• Types of Food
• How Money Can Be Used
• Growth and Hygiene Practices

To make your teaching experience easier, this packet includes assessments, cutouts, and answer keys.

This 24-page Worry Journal can easily be used for the classroom or individuals at home, of many ages.

The border art is designed to relax, and offer an area to color each day. Try coloring the flowers to match your mood for the day. (Refer to your Mood Chart for colors.)

24 pages include:
1. Mood Coloring Chart : 10 colors with coordinating moods, and clipart objects to color.

2. Mood Coloring Chart Draw your own items indicating the moods of each of them 10 colors.

3. Draw a picture of ....

4. Daily Mood Journal : simple lines for writing areas (print as many copies as needed)

5. Daily Mood Journal : decorative clipart writing areas (print as many copies as needed)

6. Today I Am ...…. write it out. : simple lines (print as many copies as needed)

7. Today I Am ...…. write it out. : decorative clipart writing areas (print as many copies as needed)

8. Let’s Get Grounded : 3-2-1 grounding techniques (answers can be as simple as “got out of bed,” etc.)

9. I Get Anxious.... (drawing, etc)

10. Worry Be Gone ...

11. My Anxious Body ....

12. I Can Fix It (including drawing)

13. Happy Place : draw/write ...

14. Common Worries : Give advice...

15. Worry Jar, Happy Jar : activity instructions

16. My Goals...

17. Grateful ... (NOTE: this page to be used for general worries, and not traumas, as we could never be “thankful” for anything trauma-related).

18. Worry Acrostic Poem

19. I Am Me...

20. Let’s Focus : Write/draw...

21. Daily Mantras : fill in the blanks

22. Compare & Contrast Worry

23. The Worry Monster : write & illustrate...

24. Worry Search : Word Search, 19 happy words & 1 worry

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Empower your students with the practice of gratitude with this engaging and beautifully designed Gratitude Journal! Get back to school with some positivity! This weekly reflection gratitude journal is perfect for kids of all ages, helping them develop a positive mindset, enhance emotional wellbeing, and cultivate mindfulness. Ideal for classroom use, homeschooling, or as a thoughtful gift, this journal encourages children to focus on the good in their lives, one day at a time.

Key Features:

• Weekly Writing Template and Writing Space: Thoughtfully crafted prompts guide students to reflect on their day and identify what they are grateful for.

• Gratitude Journal Writing Prompts at the beginning of this Gratitude Journal.

• Growth Mindset: Encourages a growth mindset by fostering positive thinking and resilience.

• Printable PDF: Easily downloadable and printable, allowing for convenient use at home or in the classroom.

• 40 weeks worth of gratitude journal pages for your students to reflect on what they're grateful for (and maybe even you too!).

• Perfect for Back to School year (or to start any time of the year really!)

The Power of Practicing Gratitude:

Practicing gratitude has been proven to have numerous benefits for children. It helps to:

• Boost Happiness: Regularly acknowledging and appreciating the positive aspects of life can lead to increased happiness and life satisfaction. This Gratitude Journal is perfect for them to do so.

• Reduce Stress: Focusing on gratitude helps to diminish feelings of stress and anxiety by shifting the focus from worries to blessings. Who doesn't need that after lunch sometimes?

• Strengthen Relationships: Encouraging children to express gratitude can enhance their relationships with peers and adults, fostering a supportive and positive social environment.

• Promote Optimism: Children who practice gratitude are more likely to develop a positive outlook on life, which contributes to overall mental and emotional wellbeing.

• Improve Health: Studies have shown that grateful individuals tend to have better physical health, including stronger immune systems and better sleep.

Educational Benefits Of A Gratitude Journal:

• Emotional Development: Helps students recognise and express their emotions in a healthy way in this Gratitude Journal. It's also a great way for you to check in with them during this time.

• Enhanced Focus: Weekly journaling promotes concentration and self discipline. This could be a skill they carry with them their entire life!

• Improved Writing Skills: Regular practice improves handwriting and written expression in their gratitude journal but in a free flowing kind of way. There are no right or wrong answers. This isn't being assessed.

• Social Skills: Encourages empathy and appreciation for others, fostering a supportive classroom environment.

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Transform your classroom or home environment with this Gratitude Journal.

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Engage students in a fun and creative SEL activity! Explore emotions with a "My Jack-o-Lantern's Emotions" mini book. Students will trace emotion words and draw expressive faces on jack-o-lanterns to match their feelings. This activity helps develop emotional awareness, vocabulary, and fine motor skills.

Benefits for Students:

• Emotional Awareness: Students will learn to identify and express a variety of emotions in a safe and creative way.
• Vocabulary Development: The activity introduces and reinforces emotion-related vocabulary.
• Fine Motor Skills: Tracing and drawing help improve hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills.
• Creativity: Students can express their unique personalities and feelings through their artwork.
• Social-Emotional Learning: This activity supports the development of essential SEL skills, such as self-awareness and emotional regulation.
• Fun and Engagement: The Halloween theme makes this activity enjoyable and engaging for students.

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Pet loss is hard for anyone, especially younger children. Help them cope with their loss with this activity book. Great for individual sessions.

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Engage and Empower Students with our Feelings Ferris Wheel Activity, fostering emotional literacy and teaching valuable coping skills. This resource encourages students to identify and understand their emotions, explore their origins, and discover healthy and constructive ways to manage them.

Just like a Ferris Wheel, our feelings come and go, and it's essential to recognize that they won't last forever. Emotions themselves are neither good nor bad, but it's crucial to learn how to express and act upon them in acceptable and constructive ways. This resource focuses on building emotional literacy as the foundation for developing effective emotional expression.

Within this engaging mini-lesson and craft, students will delve into the following key areas:

• Emotional Literacy: Develop a deep understanding of feelings and emotions.
• Identifying and Reflecting: Isolate specific feelings and attribute them to their sources.
• Individual Needs and Coping Strategies: Identify personal needs when experiencing specific emotions and explore coping strategies.

The craft activity revolves around exploring a range of emotions, including sadness, fear, surprise, grumpiness, excitement, embarrassment, happiness, curiosity, confusion, boredom, anger, pride, and more.

This comprehensive mini-lesson includes the following components:

• FEELINGS FERRIS WHEEL: A visually appealing poster to anchor the activity.
• COPING SKILLS: Empower students to cope with uncomfortable feelings through a dedicated poster and the My Coping Skills Worksheet.
• EXPLORING EMOTIONAL VOCABULARY: Reflective worksheets to enhance emotional vocabulary and self-awareness.
• FERRIS WHEEL CRAFT: Templates and clear directions for creating a personalized Feelings Ferris Wheel.

Promote emotional well-being and resilience in your classroom. Order our Feelings Ferris Wheel resource now and provide students with the tools they need to navigate and express their emotions effectively.

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In this product about how to stay healthy, things to do to stay healthy at home and at school, the benefits of physical activity, healthy fruit, vegetables, grains, dairy, protein, and fats and sweets. Students will answer comprehension questions based on the information that is provided in the product. Students will then be able to draw pictures throughout the product to answer questions regarding their favorite food, how they stay healthy at school, and how they stay healthy at home. Students will then have the opportunity to label different physical activities that they can participate in at home and at school as well as labeling different foods that they may eat.

Throughout the product, students will answer comprehension questions that relate with the material that is carried out on each slide. Students can complete this as a group, independently, with a partner.

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This workbook is a systematic way to teach young children, or students with disabilities what emotions are, what these emotions each will look like (facial expressions, body language, etc.), and examples of situations in which you might feel these emotions. This workbook aims to help children be able put names to what they are feeling to better verbalize how they feel/what they need as well as to be able to better regulate their body's using appropriate coping strategies when they feel strong emotions.

This workbook focuses on the emotions sad, angry, surprised, calm, happy and scared. Each emotion is four pages which include:

• an introduction page on what our body feels/looks like during that emotion and examples of situations that might cause them to feel that emotion
• a writing prompt page that asks students to describe a time when they felt that emotion
• a blank face where students are asked to draw what a person's facial features look like during that emotion
• a feeling finder page where students identify the cartoon child that shows that emotion in each row (5 total).

The end of the workbook includes different techniques to practice to help students regulate themselves when they are feeling negative emotions. These techniques include breathing techniques (5 total- balloon breaths, bunny breaths, flower breaths, snake breaths and rocket breaths), affirmations, coloring pages (5 total) and a counting page.

This resource could be used as social emotional lessons done daily or weekly, used by social workers in schools for whole group lessons, for RTI lessons or at the start of the school year to help students learn appropriate coping skills to use throughout the school year.

In this Coloring in Growth Mindset and affirmation pack you will find 18 fun and easy to print coloring in worksheets for students that are a fun and inexpensive way to keep them motivated. Each page has a short growth mindset phrase for your PreK, Kindergarten or First/Second Year students that help build their self-esteem, confidence and resilience. This pack has sea themed coloring in pictures that are absolutely adorable and your students will love. By providing children with positive affirmations, we can help them to develop a positive self-image, increase their self-worth, and instil in them the belief that they are capable and deserving of happiness, success and love. Get your students to read the sentence, look in the mirror and repeat the sentence again and then color in the 'Under the Sea' themed Growth Mindset worksheet.

There are many other positive reinforcement games that teachers can play with students. Here are a few ideas you can play and then use my Growth Mindset - Positive Affirmations - Coloring in Worksheet as consolidation:

1. Catch the Compliment: In this game, students write compliments about each other on small pieces of paper. The teacher collects the compliments and reads them aloud. The student who is being complimented gets to catch a small toy or ball.
2. High Five Challenge: This game challenges students to reach a certain goal, such as completing a certain number of math problems. When they achieve the goal, they get a high five from the teacher or another student.
3. Treasure Box: Create a treasure box filled with small toys, stickers, and other fun items. When students do something positive, they get to choose a prize from the treasure box.
4. Class Compliments: Set a goal for the class, such as being respectful to each other or completing assignments on time. When the class achieves the goal, they get a compliment from the teacher and a reward, such as extra recess time.
5. Team Points: Divide the class into teams and award points for positive behavior. The team with the most points at the end of the week gets a reward, such as a pizza party or movie day.

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This is a complete wellness curriculum pack for grade 1 in SPANISH. It aligns with the Alberta curriculum shifts of 2023.

All activities are scaffolded for all kinds of learning.

It includes:

• Healthy Relationships in the Community
• Personal Characteristics
• Identifying and Expressing Emotions
• Personal Boundaries and Safety
• Types of Food
• How Money Can Be Used
• Growth and Hygiene Practices

To make your teaching experience easier, this packet includes assessments, cutouts, and answer keys.

This 24-page Worry Journal can easily be used for the classroom or individuals at home, of many ages.

This version is designed to be cut out & glued into your 7.5” x 9.5” Comp Book! (See my full-size 8.5" x 11" workbook... link at the bottom.)

The border art is designed to relax, and offer an area to color each day. Try coloring the flowers to match your mood for the day. (Refer to your Mood Chart for colors.)

1. Mood Coloring Chart : 10 colors with coordinating moods, and clipart objects to color.

2. Mood Coloring Chart Draw your own items indicating the moods of each of them 10 colors.

3. Draw a picture of ....

4. Daily Mood Journal : simple lines for writing areas (print as many copies as needed)

5. Daily Mood Journal : decorative clipart writing areas (print as many copies as needed)

6. Today I Am ...…. write it out. : simple lines (print as many copies as needed)

7. Today I Am ...…. write it out. : decorative clipart writing areas (print as many copies as needed)

8. Let’s Get Grounded : 3-2-1 grounding techniques (answers can be as simple as “got out of bed,” etc.)

9. I Get Anxious.... (drawing, etc)

10. Worry Be Gone ...

11. My Anxious Body ....

12. I Can Fix It (including drawing)

13. Happy Place : draw/write ...

14. Common Worries : Give advice...

15. Worry Jar, Happy Jar : activity instructions

16. My Goals...

17. Grateful ... (NOTE: this page to be used for general worries, and not traumas, as we could never be “thankful” for anything trauma-related).

18. Worry Acrostic Poem

19. I Am Me...

20. Let’s Focus : Write/draw...

21. Daily Mantras : fill in the blanks

22. Compare & Contrast Worry

23. The Worry Monster : write & illustrate...

24. Worry Search : Word Search, 19 happy words & 1 worry

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I also have this packet in FULL 8.5" x 11" size in my store!
Worry No More Journal Workbook * Coping Skills Writing & Activities for anxiety

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Who said talking about worries has to be scary? This workbook will allow your students to personify their worries thus making it less scary to think and talk about.

Seven interactive activities for students to engage with.

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"Deep Diving Emotions" is an engaging and interactive lesson designed to help children explore and understand their emotions in a fun and interactive way. Through the metaphor of deep-sea scuba diving, students embark on an underwater adventure where they learn to navigate through different emotional situations.

THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:

• Tip sheet about emotions: A simple and informative guide to help children understand and manage their feelings.
• Lesson plan: A comprehensive outline for conducting the "Deep Diving Emotions" lesson, complete with creative visualization, discussion topics, role-playing scenarios, and end of lesson reflection questions.
• Scuba diving craft: A hands-on activity where children create their own scuba diver using cut-and-paste materials, reinforcing the lesson's concepts while fostering creativity and self-expression.

With simple language and engaging interactive activities. Our "Deep Diving Emotions" empowers children to develop essential emotional literacy skills while fostering a sense of curiosity and self-discovery. This resource is ideal for counselors, educators, and parents seeking to support children in their emotional development journey.

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• Emotions & Self Care Workbook
• My Anger Management Workbook

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This product includes 1 social story that focuses on feeling crabby. Students will also learn the meanings of the following words: crabby, irritable, grumpy, and annoyed.

In this product that relates with feeling crabby, students will learn what they can do to feel better the next time they are feeling crabby and discuss with a partner what someone can do to feel better when they are crabby, who you can talk to when you feel crabby, what is something a friend can help with when they feel bullied, etc.

The social story includes comprehension questions throughout. Some of the questions require students to put their feet in the shoes of the characters. At the end of this product, there are 4 role-playing scenario cards that will require students to discuss feeling crabby, how students would feel in a given situation that relates with feeling crabby, and what students can do when they are feeling crabby.

Improve a growth mindset in your students with this valuable tool Positive Affirmations - Coloring in Worksheets pack. This easy to print, no prep pack includes 18 fun worksheets, each featuring a powerful phrase for students that are a fun way to keep them motivated. Each page has a short growth mindset phrase for your PreK, Kindergarten or First/Second year students that help build their self-esteem, confidence & resilience. Encourage your students to read the affirmations aloud, reflect upon them while looking in the mirror, and repeat them once more. Your students will have a blast coloring in the charming insect themed worksheets, adding an element of creativity to their practice. UK and US English versions.

There are many other positive reinforcement games that you can play with your students. Here are a few ideas you can play and then use these Growth Mindset - Positive Affirmations - Coloring in Worksheet as consolidation:

1. Catch the Compliment: In this game, students write compliments about each other on small pieces of paper. The teacher collects the compliments and reads them aloud. The student who is being complimented gets to catch a small toy or ball.
2. High Five Challenge: This game challenges students to reach a certain goal, such as completing a certain number of math problems. When they achieve the goal, they get a high five from the teacher or another student.
3. Treasure Box: Create a treasure box filled with small toys, stickers, and other fun items. When students do something positive, they get to choose a prize from the treasure box.
4. Class Compliments: Set a goal for the class, such as being respectful to each other or completing assignments on time. When the class achieves the goal, they get a compliment from the teacher and a reward, such as extra recess time.
5. Team Points: Divide the class into teams and award points for positive behavior. The team with the most points at the end of the week gets a reward, such as a pizza party or movie day.

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This 50-page printable daily journal can easily be used for the classroom or individuals at home, of any age.

Includes 50 pages total (150 writing spaces with 3 per page).
Each page includes 1 graphic—find that one that best fits your day & paste it into your journal!
Designed to be cut out & glued into your 7.5” x 9.5” Comp Book!

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Social Emotional Journal Coping Skills Writing Activities for worry anxiety SEL

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Alphabetical affirmations coloring book for young children. 26 pages filled with different affirmations representing different abilities and ethnicities.

Resource will encourage young children to have positive self talk, self worth, and self esteem.

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Are you a counselor looking for a comprehensive counseling workbook to address the critical topic of peer pressure? Our Peer Pressure Workbook is designed to empower students by helping them recognize and effectively respond to peer influences. With a focus on social-emotional learning, this resource provides a range of engaging activities, insightful worksheets, and valuable psychoeducation.

KEY FEATURES:

• Peer Pressure Brainstorming Worksheet
• Understanding Peer Pressure and its Impact
• Differentiating Positive and Negative Peer Pressure
• Interactive Peer Pressure Sorting Activity
• Reflective Peer Pressure Experiences Worksheet
• Peer Pressure Questionnaire for Assessment
• Exploring Emotional Aspects of Peer Pressure
• Strategies for Resisting Peer Pressure
• Analyzing Real-Life Peer Pressure Scenarios
• Tips for Building Resilience and Assertiveness
• Fun Find-A-Word Activity
• Engaging Peer Pressure Poster
• Relaxing Coloring Page

Our Peer Pressure Workbook provides a comprehensive approach to address the complexities of peer pressure. With a wide range of activities and worksheets, students actively participate in their own growth, gaining self-awareness and developing effective coping strategies.

Whether used during Red Ribbon Week or incorporated into regular counseling sessions, this workbook is an invaluable resource for counselors seeking to foster social-emotional development and equip students with vital life skills.

Empower your students to navigate peer pressure confidently and make informed decisions. Enhance your counseling toolkit with our Peer Pressure Workbook today and promote a supportive and resilient school environment.

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• Gossiping & Rumors Workbook for Teens 
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• Self Esteem and Feelings Workbook
• Emotions & Self Care Workbook
• My Anger Management Workbook

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This product includes 67 themed social stories that focus on the following. Students will learn synonyms that relate with each social story and different vocabulary words that relate with the theme of each story.

In each social story, students will discuss and answer questions that relate with one of the 67 feeling. Students will learn what they can do to feel better when experiencing a certain feeling, who they can talk to, how they can cope when feeling a certain way, how they can help their friends/family members when they are feeling a certain way, etc.

Each social story allows students to think about the different feelings when they discuss and answer comprehension questions throughout each social story. Some of the questions require students to put their feet in the shoes of the characters. At the end of each social story, there are 4 role-playing scenario cards that will require students to discuss each feeling presented, how students would feel in a given situation that relates with a certain feeling, and what students can do when they feel that way.

Here is the table of contents to show the feelings and social stories that are included in this bundle product:

Feeling Accepted, Pages 4 – 33

Feeling Angry, Pages 34 – 59

Feeling Annoyed, Pages 60 – 91

Feeling Anxious, Pages 92 – 120

Feeling Bored, Pages 121 – 151

Feeling Confident, Pages 152 – 181

Feeling Confused, Pages 182 – 205

Feeling Courageous, Pages 206 – 237

Feeling Crabby, Pages 238 – 269

Feeling Depressed, Pages 270 – 293

Feeling Determined, Pages 294 – 331

Feeling Disappointed, Pages 332 – 361

Feeling Discouraged, Pages 362 – 397

Feeling Disgusted, Pages 398 – 431

Feeling Down, Pages 432 – 467

Feeling Embarrassed, Pages 468 - 498

Feeling Frustrated, Pages 499 – 526

Feeling Grateful, Pages 527 – 562

Feeling Grumpy, Pages 563 – 593

Feeling Guilty, Pages 594 – 644

Feeling Hopeless, Pages 645 – 689

Feeling Humiliated, Pages 690 – 727

Feeling Included and Excluded, Pages 728 – 773

Feeling Insecure, Pages 774 – 819

Feeling Jealous, Pages 820 - 869

Feeling Left Out #1, Pages 870 – 915

Feeling Left Out #2, Pages 916 – 937

Feeling Lonely, Pages 938 – 970

Feeling Misunderstood, Pages 971 – 1011

Feeling Nervous, Pages 1012 – 1031

Feeling Optimistic, Pages 1032 – 1056

Feeling Overwhelmed, Pages 1057 - 1091

Feeling Pessimistic, Pages 1092 – 1133

Feeling Scared, Pages 1134 – 1168

Feeling Shy, Pages 1169 – 1200

Feeling Stressed, Pages 1201 – 1226

Feeling Uncomfortable, Pages 1227 – 1271

Feeling Worried, Pages 1272 – 1298

Admitting Mistakes, Pages 1299 – 1331

Advocating for Yourself, Pages 1332 – 1363

Being a Friend, Pages 1364 – 1395

Being Cautious, Pages 1396 – 1422

Being Unique, Pages 1423 – 1457

Bravery, Pages 1458 – 1486

Bullying, Pages 1487 – 1518

Coping with Anxiety, Pages 1519 – 1527

Friendly, Pages 1528 – 1556

Ignoring Others, Pages 1557 – 1577

Interrupting, Pages 1578 – 1612

Making Mistakes, Pages 1613 – 1648

Never Give Up, Pages 1649 – 1687

New Student, Pages 1688 – 1717

Please and Thank You, Pages 1718 – 1754

Responsibility #1, Pages 1755 – 1786

Responsibility #2, Pages 1787 – 1814

Safety, Pages 1815 – 1861

Self Control, Pages 1862 – 1897

Setting Boundaries, Pages 1898 – 1945

Sharing, Pages 1946 – 1980

Showing Forgiveness, Pages 1981 – 2012

Showing Understanding, Pages 2013 – 2042

Social Boundaries, Pages 2043 – 2084

Spreading Rumors, Pages 2085 – 2136

Stranger Danger, Pages 2137 – 2171

Taking Turns, Pages 2172 – 2200

Telling the Truth, Pages 2201 – 2238

Working Together, Pages 2239 – 2304

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