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Word Search: School Vocabularies
By Qiang Ma
Teaching Back to School/Citizenship through fun activities. Students will have a great time searching for the 40 hidden words. It is a joyful way to know your school The Product is both In Color and Black Line. Grade K-5. Prep Free! Independent!
Prep Free Worksheet! Independent!
Components:
- 1 Word Search in ink
- 1 Word Search in color
- 1 Word Search Solution in ink
- 1 Word Search Solution in color
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"Word Search:School Vocabularies":
ASSEMBLE, ATTENDANCE, CENTER, CLASSROOM, CAFETERIA, COMPUTER, DRAWING, LANGUAGE ARTS, GROUP, GUIDED, HISTORY, INTERMEDIATE, LAB, LIBRARY, LISTENING, MANIPULATIVE, MATH, MENU, MUSIC, OFFICE, PAIR, PARTNER, PLAYGROUND, POSTER, PRACTICE, PRIMARY, READING, RECESS, PRESENTATION, RESEARCH, REPORT, SCHEDULE, SCIENCE, SCHOOL, SPEAKING, SPEECH, TEAM, TEST, WRITING, WORKSHOP
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Click a link below to see my other Word Search Lessons:
Science:
Science Word Search: Plant Unit
Science Word Search: Apples
Science Word Search: Corn
Science Word Search: Flowers
Science Word Search: Fruit
Science Word Search: Pumpkins
Science Word Search: Seeds and Plants
Science Word Search: Trees
Science Word Search: Vegetable
Science Word Search: Animal Unit
Science Word Search: Animal Facts
Science Word Search: Amphibian Facts
Science Word Search: Arachnid Facts
Science Word Search: Bird Facts
Science Word Search: Fish Facts
Science Word Search: Insect Mini Bundle
Science Word Search: Insect Facts
Science Word Search: Insect Names
Science Word Search: Bees
Science Word Search: Butterflies
Science Word Search: Ladybugs
Science Word Search: Mammal Facts
Science Word Search: Bats
Science Word Search: Horse
Science Word Search: Whales
Science Word Search: Wolf
Science Word Search: Reptile Facts
Science Word Search: Environment Unit
Science Word Search: Environment
Science Word Search: Caves
Science Word Search: Coral Reef
Science Word Search: Desert
Science Word Search: Marshes and Swamps
Science Word Search: Rain Forest
Science Word Search: Recycle
Science Word Search: Weather Unit
Science Word Search: Hurricanes
Science Word Search: Rain
Science Word Search: Snow
Science Word Search: Tornadoes
Science Word Search: Water Cycle
Science Word Search: Weather
Science Word Search: Seasons 5 in 1 Bundle
Science Word Search: Seasons Basic
Science Word Search: Spring
Science Word Search: Summer
Science Word Search: Autumn
Science Word Search: Winter
Science Word Search: Astronomy 5 in 1 Bundle
Science Word Search: Space
Science Word Search: Galaxies
Science Word Search: Solar System
Science Word Search: Moon
Science Word Search: Earth
Science Word Search: Matter & Energy
Science Word Search: States of Matter
Science Word Search: Health & Nutrition
Science Word Search: Coronavirus
Science Word Search: Simple Machines
Science Word Search: Light
Science Word Search: Sound
Holiday:
Word Search: Holidays Around The World
Holiday Word Search: Chinese New Year
Holiday Word Search: Christmas
Holiday Word Search: Christmas/Hanukkah/Kwanzaa Bundle
Holiday Word Search: Cinco de Mayo
Holiday Word Search: Columbus Day
Holiday Word Search: Diwali
Holiday Word Search: Election Day
Holiday Word Search: Earth Day
Holiday Word Search: Easter
Holiday Word Search: Halloween
Holiday Word Search: Hanukkah
Holiday Word Search: Independence Day
Holiday Word Search: Kwanzaa
Holiday Word Search: Labor Day
Holiday Word Search: Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Holiday Word Search: Memorial Day
Holiday Word Search: Mother's Day
Holiday Word Search: Passover
Holiday Word Search: Presidents' Day
Holiday Word Search: Ramadan
Holiday Word Search: St. Patrick's Day
Holiday Word Search: Thanksgiving
Holiday Word Search: Valentine's Day
Holiday Word Search: Veterans Day
Back to School/Character Education:
Back to School Word Search: 4 in 1 Bundle
Word Search: Citizenship
Word Search: Personal Belongings
Word Search: People at School
Word Search: School Vocabularies
Character Education Word Search: Character Education 7 in 1
Character Education Word Search: Character Traits
Character Education Word Search: Cooperation
Character Education Word Search: Honesty
Character Education Word Search: Dealing with Anger
Character Education Word Search: Dealing with Bullying
Character Education Word Search: Dealing with Fighting
Character Education Word Search: Dealing with Teasing
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Punch Cards | Student Rewards & Classroom Management Resource
By Jessica
Teachers of all students can use these 12 pages of punch cards to educate their students about working towards a goal. They're great for creating motivation to perform well and be kind to others so they can get the reward from the completed punch card!
✨Take a peek at the preview to get a closer look.
WHAT IS INCLUDED?
- 12-page PDF file
- 4 different punch cards with different amounts of holes on them.
- 3 different colors that can be used all year
HOW IT WORKS
1. Easily print the punch cards from your computer.
2. Cut out the punch cards .
3. Establish a system for your classroom and the ways students can earn a hole in these punch cards, such as handing in homework for the entire week, helping another student, or cleaning up after themselves.
4. Use the punch cards to motivate your students to get better and better every day.
WHO IS IT FOR?
- Elementary School Teachers: You'll love this as a resource to encourage your students to try their best and be kind to each other.
FEATURES
- Each page is 8.5" x 11", but you can adjust this in your printer settings.
WHAT YOU'LL NEED
In addition to printing out this resource, you'll need scissors.
Fall Thanksgiving Cards in English & Spanish
By Beth Hammett
Thanksgiving is a time to give thanks, and students can write their own "Thank You" cards using 20 designs in English and Spanish to color and make. Includes Thanksgiving related graphics, such as: Pilgrims Native American Turkeys Fall Scenes Blank Template Directions and Optional Activities Excellent assessment for grammar and writing while encouraging gratitude.
Drawing Expressions & Emotions | Draw faces Activity - Identifying Feelings
By The Fun Sheep
These Emotions Printable Worksheets by “The Fun Sheep” are a valuable resource for kids to facilitate social emotional learning, promoting emotional intelligence and self-awareness
These simple Blank Faces Drawing Pages not only allow children to learn about emotions but also provide a fun outlet for creative expression. It's a perfect blend of education and entertainment. Children will have the opportunity to Draw a face to match the Emotion in a creative and artistic way
What comes in the product:
- This set includes 12 different drawing worksheets
- Emotions Included: Happy, Excited, Surprised, Sad, Angry, Silly, Tired, Nervous, Scared, Suspicious, Shy, Calm
- 12 pages to print
- A4 paper Size
- Best to print on card stock (Colors will vary depending on printer used)
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New Year's Social Emotional Activities: Social Problem Solving Scenarios
By The Responsive Educator
Mix up your New Year's celebration with our New Year's Social Problem Solving Activity, crafted to nurture social and emotional growth in your students.
Swap out the usual New Year's routine with these engaging social problem-solving scenarios. They're the perfect way to inject a dose of social-emotional learning into your New Year's activities, making it not just a countdown but also full of valuable lessons.
CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies: Our scenarios are thoughtfully crafted to spark discussions around the CASEL 5 social-emotional competencies – Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, and Responsible Decision-Making.
What's Included
- 3 social problem-solving worksheets, each with 5 different New Year's-related social situations
- both color and black and white versions
How it Works
- Decide if you want students to work independently, with a partner, or in groups. Or have students work alone and then share answers in a class discussion.
- Students read each situation, deciding whether the child in the scenario made a good or poor choice. This process encourages critical thinking and reflection on social behaviors.
- For good choices, students explain why the decision was positive. For poor choices, students propose alternative ways to handle the situation, sparking meaningful discussions around social skills and empathy.
Sample New Year's Scenarios
Olivia's Cleaning Complaints: Olivia’s mother asks her to help clean up for their New Year’s Eve party. Olivia whines and complains the whole time.
Jack's Bedtime Protest: Jack wants to stay up with the adults until midnight, but his parents tell him he must be in bed at 10:00. He yells that it isn’t fair.
Levi's Considerate Gesture: Levi knows that his dog is scared of the fireworks set off at midnight, so he lets the dog sleep in his room on New Year’s Eve.
Keep an Eye Out for More! If you enjoy this New Year's edition, look for our seasonal and holiday versions here, providing year-round opportunities to enhance social-emotional learning.
- Autumn Social Problem Solving
- Back-to-School Social Problem Solving
- Christmas Social Problem Solving
- Easter Social Problem Solving
- End-of-the-Year Social Problem Solving
- Halloween Social Problem Solving
- New Year's Social Problem Solving
- Spring Social Problem Solving
- St. Patrick's Day Social Problem Solving
- Summer Social Problem Solving
- Thanksgiving Social Problem Solving
- Valentine's Day Social Problem Solving
- Winter Social Problem Solving
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By Mr. Lee's Learners
Empower students with these 25 engaging Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and motivational coloring pages! Each sheet features bold, easy-to-color illustrations paired with encouraging messages like "You Matter," "Dream Big," and "Progress Not Perfection."
These pages are perfect for: ✅ Morning work ✅ Mindfulness centers ✅ Counseling sessions ✅ Early finishers ✅ Classroom décor ✅ Brain breaks or calm-down corners
Help your students build confidence, resilience, empathy, and gratitude while enjoying a relaxing and creative activity. Ideal for elementary classrooms, homeschool, and counseling offices.
Why you'll love it:
- Promotes growth mindset & emotional intelligence
- Clear, kid-friendly designs for all ages
- Print-and-go—no prep required
- Great for whole class or individual use
Total Pages: 25
✨ These coloring pages are no-prep, print-and-go, and designed to bring calm, creativity, and learning to your day. Great addition to the beginning of the school year, your classroom SEL lessons, or anytime!
End-of-the-Year Social Emotional Activities: Social Problem Solving Scenarios
By The Responsive Educator
Mix up your end-of-the-year classroom routine with our End-of-the-Year Social Problem Solving Activity, tailored to nurture social and emotional growth in your students.
Swap out the usual routine with these engaging social problem-solving scenarios. They're the perfect way to inject a touch of social-emotional learning into your end-of-the-year celebration, making it not just memorable but also full of valuable lessons.
CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies: Our scenarios are thoughtfully crafted to ignite discussions around the CASEL 5 social-emotional competencies – Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, and Responsible Decision-Making.
What's Included
- 3 social problem-solving worksheets, each with 5 different Valentine's Day-related social situations
- both color and black and white versions
How it Works
- Decide if you want students to work independently, with a partner, or in groups. Or have students work alone and then share answers in a class discussion.
- Students read each situation, deciding whether the child in the scenario made a good or poor choice. This process encourages critical thinking and reflection on social behaviors.
- For good choices, students explain why the decision was positive. For poor choices, students propose alternative ways to handle the situation, sparking meaningful discussions around social skills and empathy.
Sample End-of-the-Year Scenarios
Aiden's Gift Dismissal: The teacher gave small end-of-the-year gifts to everyone. Aiden said he didn’t like it and immediately threw it in the trash.
Liam's Vacation Comparison: Liam tells his mom that other students are going on fancy vacations for summer break. When his mom says that they can’t afford that, Liam grumbles and complains.
Christian's Secret Card: Christian brings in a teacher appreciation card and secretly gets all of the students to sign it.
Keep an Eye Out for More! If you enjoy this End-of-the-Year edition, look for our other seasonal and holiday versions here, providing year-round opportunities to enhance social-emotional learning.
- Autumn Social Problem Solving
- Back-to-School Social Problem Solving
- Christmas Social Problem Solving
- Easter Social Problem Solving
- End-of-the-Year Social Problem Solving
- Halloween Social Problem Solving
- New Year's Social Problem Solving
- Spring Social Problem Solving
- St. Patrick's Day Social Problem Solving
- Summer Social Problem Solving
- Thanksgiving Social Problem Solving
- Valentine's Day Social Problem Solving
- Winter Social Problem Solving
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Thanksgiving Social Emotional Activities: Social Problem Solving Scenarios
By The Responsive Educator
Mix up your Thanksgiving celebration with our Thanksgiving Social Problem Solving Activity, designed to nurture social and emotional growth in your students.
Swap out the typical Thanksgiving routine with these engaging social problem-solving scenarios. They're the perfect way to blend social-emotional learning into your Thanksgiving activities, making it not just a feast but also an opportunity for valuable lessons.
CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies: Our scenarios are thoughtfully crafted to spark discussions around the CASEL 5 social-emotional competencies – Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, and Responsible Decision-Making.
What's Included
- 3 social problem-solving worksheets, each with 5 different Thanksgiving-related social situations
- both color and black and white versions
How it Works
- Decide if you want students to work independently, with a partner, or in groups. Or have students work alone and then share answers in a class discussion.
- Students read each situation, deciding whether the child in the scenario made a good or poor choice. This process encourages critical thinking and reflection on social behaviors.
- For good choices, students explain why the decision was positive. For poor choices, students propose alternative ways to handle the situation, sparking meaningful discussions around social skills and empathy.
Sample Thanksgiving Scenarios
Emily's Thankful Reflections: Emily shares genuine reflections on what she's thankful for during a classroom Thanksgiving activity.
Seth's Avoidance Strategy: Seth doesn’t want to be asked to help clean the house before company comes over, so he leaves to ride his bike and is gone until dinner time.
Jayden's Thoughtful Gesture: Jayden offers to make mashed potatoes to go with dinner because he knows that they are his grandpa’s favorite.
Keep an Eye Out for More! If you enjoy this Thanksgiving edition, look for our seasonal and holiday versions here, providing year-round opportunities to enhance social-emotional learning.
- Autumn Social Problem Solving
- Back-to-School Social Problem Solving
- Christmas Social Problem Solving
- Easter Social Problem Solving
- End-of-the-Year Social Problem Solving
- Halloween Social Problem Solving
- New Year's Social Problem Solving
- Spring Social Problem Solving
- St. Patrick's Day Social Problem Solving
- Summer Social Problem Solving
- Thanksgiving Social Problem Solving
- Valentine's Day Social Problem Solving
- Winter Social Problem Solving
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Winter Social Emotional Activities: Social Problem Solving Scenarios
By The Responsive Educator
Mix up your winter festivities with our Winter Social Problem Solving Activity, crafted to nurture social and emotional growth in your students.
Swap out the regular winter routine with these engaging social problem-solving scenarios. They're the perfect way to blend social-emotional learning into your winter activities, making it not just chilly but also full of valuable lessons.
CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies: Our scenarios are thoughtfully crafted to spark discussions around the CASEL 5 social-emotional competencies – Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, and Responsible Decision-Making.
What's Included
- 3 social problem-solving worksheets, each with 5 different Winter-related social situations
- both color and black and white versions
How it Works
- Decide if you want students to work independently, with a partner, or in groups. Or have students work alone and then share answers in a class discussion.
- Students read each situation, deciding whether the child in the scenario made a good or poor choice. This process encourages critical thinking and reflection on social behaviors.
- For good choices, students explain why the decision was positive. For poor choices, students propose alternative ways to handle the situation, sparking meaningful discussions around social skills and empathy.
Sample Winter Scenarios
Ethan's Helpful Gesture: Ethan offers to help a classmate who is having a hard time with the zipper on their winter coat.
Christopher's Rule-Breaking Proposal: The school rule is that snowball fights are not allowed. Christopher tries to convince his friends to have one anyway, saying that it will be fun.
Micah's Neighborly Help: Micah sees his older neighbor outside shoveling snow. He bundles up and goes outside to ask if the man would like some help.
Keep an Eye Out for More! If you enjoy this Winter edition, look for our seasonal and holiday versions here, providing year-round opportunities to enhance social-emotional learning.
- Autumn Social Problem Solving
- Back-to-School Social Problem Solving
- Christmas Social Problem Solving
- Easter Social Problem Solving
- End-of-the-Year Social Problem Solving
- Halloween Social Problem Solving
- New Year's Social Problem Solving
- Spring Social Problem Solving
- St. Patrick's Day Social Problem Solving
- Summer Social Problem Solving
- Thanksgiving Social Problem Solving
- Valentine's Day Social Problem Solving
- Winter Social Problem Solving
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Christmas Social Emotional Activities: Social Problem Solving Scenarios
By The Responsive Educator
Mix up your Christmas celebration with our Christmas Social Problem Solving Activity, crafted to nurture social and emotional growth in your students.
Swap out the usual Christmas routine with these engaging social problem-solving scenarios. They're the perfect way to infuse a touch of social-emotional learning into your Christmas activities, making it not just festive but also full of valuable lessons.
CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies: Our scenarios are thoughtfully crafted to spark discussions around the CASEL 5 social-emotional competencies – Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, and Responsible Decision-Making.
What's Included
- 3 social problem-solving worksheets, each with 5 different Christmas-related social situations
- both color and black and white versions
How it Works
- Decide if you want students to work independently, with a partner, or in groups. Or have students work alone and then share answers in a class discussion.
- Students read each situation, deciding whether the child in the scenario made a good or poor choice. This process encourages critical thinking and reflection on social behaviors.
- For good choices, students explain why the decision was positive. For poor choices, students propose alternative ways to handle the situation, sparking meaningful discussions around social skills and empathy.
Sample Christmas Scenarios
Emma and Olivia's Christmas Eve Debate: Emma explains that, in her family, they get to open one gift on Christmas Eve. Olivia argues that gifts should only be opened on Christmas morning.
Zoey's Secret Santa Gift Reaction: Zoey and her family have a Secret Santa gift exchange. When Zoey opens her gift, she groans and says that she got a baby gift and that she wants something else.
Jackson's Positive Christmas Card Response: A classmate gives everyone homemade Christmas cards. Jackson tells them how cool it is that they made the cards and that they did a good job.
Keep an Eye Out for More! If you enjoy this Christmas edition, look for our seasonal and holiday versions here, providing year-round opportunities to enhance social-emotional learning.
- Autumn Social Problem Solving
- Back-to-School Social Problem Solving
- Christmas Social Problem Solving
- Easter Social Problem Solving
- End-of-the-Year Social Problem Solving
- Halloween Social Problem Solving
- New Year's Social Problem Solving
- Spring Social Problem Solving
- St. Patrick's Day Social Problem Solving
- Summer Social Problem Solving
- Thanksgiving Social Problem Solving
- Valentine's Day Social Problem Solving
- Winter Social Problem Solving
Unlock the potential for meaningful discussions and social skill development with our Christmas Social Problem Solving Activity. Buy now and make this summer a time for both fun and personal growth!
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Valentine's Day Social Emotional Activities: Social Problem Solving Scenarios
By The Responsive Educator
Mix up your Valentine's Day classroom routine with our Valentine's Day Social Problem Solving Activity, designed to nurture social and emotional growth in your students.
Swap out the usual holiday routine with these fun social problem-solving scenarios. They're the perfect way to add a touch of social-emotional learning to your Valentine's Day celebration, making it not just sweet but also full of valuable lessons.
CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies: Our scenarios are thoughtfully crafted to ignite discussions around the CASEL 5 social-emotional competencies – Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, and Responsible Decision-Making.
What's Included
- 3 social problem-solving worksheets, each with 5 different Valentine's Day-related social situations
- both color and black and white versions
How it Works
- Decide if you want students to work independently, with a partner, or in groups. Or have students work alone and then share answers in a class discussion.
- Students read each situation, deciding whether the child in the scenario made a good or poor choice. This process encourages critical thinking and reflection on social behaviors.
- For good choices, students explain why the decision was positive. For poor choices, students propose alternative ways to handle the situation, sparking meaningful discussions around social skills and empathy.
Sample Valentine's Day Scenarios
Michael's Decision: Michael receives a Valentine's Day card from a disliked classmate. He crumples it without acknowledgment.
Alex's Response: Overhearing classmates making fun of a homemade Valentine's Day card, Alex joins in to fit in.
Casey's Observation: Casey notices a friend looking sad on Valentine's Day and chooses to spend time talking and offering support.
Keep an Eye Out for More! If you enjoy this Valentine's Day edition, look for our other seasonal and holiday versions here, providing year-round opportunities to enhance social-emotional learning.
- Autumn Social Problem Solving
- Back-to-School Social Problem Solving
- Christmas Social Problem Solving
- Easter Social Problem Solving
- End-of-the-Year Social Problem Solving
- Halloween Social Problem Solving
- New Year's Social Problem Solving
- Spring Social Problem Solving
- St. Patrick's Day Social Problem Solving
- Summer Social Problem Solving
- Thanksgiving Social Problem Solving
- Valentine's Day Social Problem Solving
- Winter Social Problem Solving
Unlock the potential for meaningful discussions and social skill development with our Valentine's Day Social Problem Solving Activity. Purchase now and make this Valentine's Day a time for both fun and personal growth!
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Fall Social Emotional Activities: Social Problem Solving Scenarios
By The Responsive Educator
Mix up your autumn classroom routine with our Fall Activities - Social Problem Solving Activity, designed to nurture social and emotional growth in your students.
Swap out the usual routine with these engaging social problem-solving scenarios. They're the perfect way to infuse a touch of social-emotional learning into your autumn activities, making it not just cozy but also full of valuable lessons.
CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies: Our scenarios are thoughtfully crafted to spark discussions around the CASEL 5 social-emotional competencies – Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, and Responsible Decision-Making.
What's Included
- 3 social problem-solving worksheets, each with 5 different Autumn/Fall-related social situations
- both color and black and white versions
How it Works
- Decide if you want students to work independently, with a partner, or in groups. Or have students work alone and then share answers in a class discussion.
- Students read each situation, deciding whether the child in the scenario made a good or poor choice. This process encourages critical thinking and reflection on social behaviors.
- For good choices, students explain why the decision was positive. For poor choices, students propose alternative ways to handle the situation, sparking meaningful discussions around social skills and empathy.
Sample Autumn Scenarios
Liam's Fall Carnival Volunteering: Liam volunteers to help set up booths and decorations for the school’s Fall Carnival.
Joe's Football Game Remarks: Joe makes fun of a player who missed a pass at the football game. The player hears what he says and looks hurt.
Noah's Nature Walk Candy Wrapper: On a nature walk with the class, Noah eats a piece of candy he had in his pocket, and then drops the wrapper on the trail.
Keep an Eye Out for More! If you enjoy this Autumn edition, look for our seasonal and holiday versions here, providing year-round opportunities to enhance social-emotional learning.
- Autumn Social Problem Solving
- Back-to-School Social Problem Solving
- Christmas Social Problem Solving
- Easter Social Problem Solving
- End-of-the-Year Social Problem Solving
- Halloween Social Problem Solving
- New Year's Social Problem Solving
- Spring Social Problem Solving
- St. Patrick's Day Social Problem Solving
- Summer Social Problem Solving
- Thanksgiving Social Problem Solving
- Valentine's Day Social Problem Solving
- Winter Social Problem Solving
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Halloween Social Emotional Activities: Social Problem Solving Scenarios
By The Responsive Educator
Mix up your Halloween celebration with our Halloween Activities Social Problem Solving Activity, tailored to nurture social and emotional growth in your students.
Swap out the usual Halloween routine with these engaging social problem-solving scenarios. They're the perfect way to inject a dose of social-emotional learning into your Halloween activities, making it not just spooky but also full of valuable lessons.
CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies: Our scenarios are thoughtfully crafted to spark discussions around the CASEL 5 social-emotional competencies – Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, and Responsible Decision-Making.
What's Included
- 3 social problem-solving worksheets, each with 5 different Halloween-related social situations
- both color and black and white versions
How it Works
- Decide if you want students to work independently, with a partner, or in groups. Or have students work alone and then share answers in a class discussion.
- Students read each situation, deciding whether the child in the scenario made a good or poor choice. This process encourages critical thinking and reflection on social behaviors.
- For good choices, students explain why the decision was positive. For poor choices, students propose alternative ways to handle the situation, sparking meaningful discussions around social skills and empathy.
Sample Halloween Scenarios
Jack's Raisin Reaction: While trick-or-treating, Jack is given raisins. He says, “Raisins?! Gross! I don’t want those,” and hands them back to the people who gave them to him.
Chelsea's Costume Contest Outburst: When Chelsea learns that someone else won the costume contest, she loudly tells everyone that her costume was much better and should have won.
Emily's Rule-Abiding Costume Choice: Emily is excited about the school costume parade and decides to choose a costume that follows the school rules.
Keep an Eye Out for More! If you enjoy this Halloween edition, look for our seasonal and holiday versions here, providing year-round opportunities to enhance social-emotional learning.
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- Easter Social Problem Solving
- End-of-the-Year Social Problem Solving
- Halloween Social Problem Solving
- New Year's Social Problem Solving
- Spring Social Problem Solving
- St. Patrick's Day Social Problem Solving
- Summer Social Problem Solving
- Thanksgiving Social Problem Solving
- Valentine's Day Social Problem Solving
- Winter Social Problem Solving
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Back-to-School Social Emotional Activities: Social Problem Solving Scenarios
By The Responsive Educator
Mix up your back-to-school routine with our Back-to-School Social Problem Solving Activity, designed to nurture social and emotional growth in your students.
Swap out the usual routine with these engaging social problem-solving scenarios. They're the perfect way to infuse a touch of social-emotional learning into your back-to-school activities, making it not just educational but also full of valuable lessons.
CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies: Our scenarios are thoughtfully crafted to spark discussions around the CASEL 5 social-emotional competencies – Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, and Responsible Decision-Making.
What's Included
- 3 social problem-solving worksheets, each with 5 different Back-to-School-related social situations
- both color and black and white versions
How it Works
- Decide if you want students to work independently, with a partner, or in groups. Or have students work alone and then share answers in a class discussion.
- Students read each situation, deciding whether the child in the scenario made a good or poor choice. This process encourages critical thinking and reflection on social behaviors.
- For good choices, students explain why the decision was positive. For poor choices, students propose alternative ways to handle the situation, sparking meaningful discussions around social skills and empathy.
Sample Back-to-School Scenarios
Ava's Pencil Offer: Another student doesn’t have a pencil. Ava has an extra pencil and offers it to the student in need.
Zoey's Competitive Behavior: Zoey constantly competes with classmates, one-upping their stories and interrupting to talk about herself.
Mikah's Rule Disruption: The teacher is explaining classroom rules and procedures. Mikah repeatedly interrupts to tell her that his teacher from last year did it differently.
Keep an Eye Out for More! If you enjoy this Back-to-School edition, look for our seasonal and holiday versions here, providing year-round opportunities to enhance social-emotional learning.
- Autumn Social Problem Solving
- Back-to-School Social Problem Solving
- Christmas Social Problem Solving
- Easter Social Problem Solving
- End-of-the-Year Social Problem Solving
- Halloween Social Problem Solving
- New Year's Social Problem Solving
- Spring Social Problem Solving
- St. Patrick's Day Social Problem Solving
- Summer Social Problem Solving
- Thanksgiving Social Problem Solving
- Valentine's Day Social Problem Solving
- Winter Social Problem Solving
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Spring Social Emotional Activities: Social Problem Solving Scenarios
By The Responsive Educator
Mix up your springtime classroom routine with our Spring Social Problem Solving Activity, designed to nurture social and emotional growth in your students.
Swap out the usual routine with these engaging social problem-solving scenarios. They're the perfect way to infuse a touch of social-emotional learning into your springtime celebration, making it not just refreshing but also full of valuable lessons.
CASEL 5 Social Emotional Competencies: Our scenarios are thoughtfully crafted to ignite discussions around the CASEL 5 social-emotional competencies – Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, and Responsible Decision-Making.
What's Included:
- 3 social problem-solving worksheets, each with 5 different spring-related social situations
- Both color and black-and-white versions
How it Works
- Decide if you want students to work independently, with a partner, or in groups. Or have students work alone and then share answers in a class discussion.
- Students read each situation, deciding whether the child in the scenario made a good or poor choice. This process encourages critical thinking and reflection on social behaviors.
- For good choices, students explain why the decision was positive. For poor choices, students propose alternative ways to handle the situation, sparking meaningful discussions around social skills and empathy.
Sample Spring Scenarios
Oliver's Muddy Tracks: Oliver was outside playing in mud puddles. When he came in, he tracked mud across the kitchen floor that his mother had just cleaned.
Kenzie's Art Apology: Kenzie accidentally steps on another student’s art project, causing a small tear. She immediately apologizes and asks if she can help to fix it.
Caleb's Cleanup Pretense: After the springtime craft, the art teacher asks everyone to clean up their areas. Caleb pretends to be busy, but he doesn’t clean anything.
Keep an Eye Out for More! If you enjoy this Spring edition, look for our other seasonal and holiday versions here, providing year-round opportunities to enhance social-emotional learning.
- Autumn Social Problem Solving
- Back-to-School Social Problem Solving
- Christmas Social Problem Solving
- Easter Social Problem Solving
- End-of-the-Year Social Problem Solving
- Halloween Social Problem Solving
- New Year's Social Problem Solving
- Spring Social Problem Solving
- St. Patrick's Day Social Problem Solving
- Summer Social Problem Solving
- Thanksgiving Social Problem Solving
- Valentine's Day Social Problem Solving
- Winter Social Problem Solving
Unlock the potential for meaningful discussions and social skill development with our Spring Social Problem Solving Activity. Buy now and make this spring a time for both fun and personal growth!
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Summer Social Emotional Activities: Social Problem Solving Scenarios
By The Responsive Educator
Mix up your summer classroom routine with our Summer Social Problem Solving Activity, crafted to nurture social and emotional growth in your students.
Swap out the usual routine with these engaging social problem-solving scenarios. They're the perfect way to infuse a touch of social-emotional learning into your summer activities, making it not just fun but also full of valuable lessons.
CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies: Our scenarios are thoughtfully crafted to spark discussions around the CASEL 5 social-emotional competencies – Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, and Responsible Decision-Making.
What's Included
- 3 social problem-solving worksheets, each with 5 different Summer-related social situations
- both color and black and white versions
How it Works
- Decide if you want students to work independently, with a partner, or in groups. Or have students work alone and then share answers in a class discussion.
- Students read each situation, deciding whether the child in the scenario made a good or poor choice. This process encourages critical thinking and reflection on social behaviors.
- For good choices, students explain why the decision was positive. For poor choices, students propose alternative ways to handle the situation, sparking meaningful discussions around social skills and empathy.
Sample Summer Scenarios
Grayson's Pool Splash: Grayson does a cannonball into the pool right next to a small, nervous-looking child. A wave splashes over the child, and they start to cry.
Kevin's Firework Reaction: Kevin’s little brother gets scared during the 4th of July fireworks. Kevin tells him to stop being such a baby.
Levi's Park Assistance: Levi sees a small child crying at the park. They tell him that they can’t find their mom. Levi stops playing with his friends to help the child.
Keep an Eye Out for More! If you enjoy this Summer edition, look for our seasonal and holiday versions here, providing year-round opportunities to enhance social-emotional learning.
- Autumn Social Problem Solving
- Back-to-School Social Problem Solving
- Christmas Social Problem Solving
- Easter Social Problem Solving
- End-of-the-Year Social Problem Solving
- Halloween Social Problem Solving
- New Year's Social Problem Solving
- Spring Social Problem Solving
- St. Patrick's Day Social Problem Solving
- Summer Social Problem Solving
- Thanksgiving Social Problem Solving
- Valentine's Day Social Problem Solving
- Winter Social Problem Solving
Unlock the potential for meaningful discussions and social skill development with our Summer Social Problem Solving Activity. Buy now and make this summer a time for both fun and personal growth!
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Easter Social Emotional Activities: Social Problem Solving Scenarios
By The Responsive Educator
Mix up your Easter classroom routine with our Easter Social Problem Solving Activity, designed to nurture social and emotional growth in your students.
Swap out the usual holiday routine with these fun social problem-solving scenarios. They're the perfect way to add a touch of social-emotional learning to your Easter celebration, making it not just festive but also full of valuable lessons.
CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies: Our scenarios are thoughtfully crafted to ignite discussions around the CASEL 5 social-emotional competencies – Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, and Responsible Decision-Making.
What's Included
- 3 social problem-solving worksheets, each with 5 different Easter-related social situations
- both color and black and white versions
How it Works
- Decide if you want students to work independently, with a partner, or in groups. Or have students work alone and then share answers in a class discussion.
- Students read each situation, deciding whether the child in the scenario made a good or poor choice. This process encourages critical thinking and reflection on social behaviors.
- For good choices, students explain why the decision was positive. For poor choices, students propose alternative ways to handle the situation, sparking meaningful discussions around social skills and empathy.
Sample Easter Scenarios
Chris's Easter Cleaning: Chris helps clean the house before Easter dinner without complaining.
Megan's Fit Over the Prize: Megan throws a fit when she doesn't win the bike from an egg at the hunt.
Caleb's Egg Toss Outburst: Caleb gets upset and yells at his sister after she accidentally drops an egg during the Easter egg toss.
Keep an Eye Out for More! If you enjoy this Easter edition, look for our other seasonal and holiday versions here, providing year-round opportunities to enhance social-emotional learning.
Autumn Social Problem Solving
Back-to-School Social Problem Solving
Christmas Social Problem Solving
Easter Social Problem Solving
End-of-the-Year Social Problem Solving
Halloween Social Problem Solving
New Year's Social Problem Solving
Spring Social Problem Solving
St. Patrick's Day Social Problem Solving
Summer Social Problem Solving
Thanksgiving Social Problem Solving
Valentine's Day Social Problem Solving
Winter Social Problem Solving
Unlock the potential for meaningful discussions and social skill development with our Easter Social Problem Solving Activity. Buy and make this Easter a time for both fun and personal growth!
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St Patrick's Day Social Emotional Activities: Social Problem Solving Scenarios
By The Responsive Educator
Mix up your St. Patrick's Day classroom routine with our St. Patrick's Day Social Problem Solving Activity, designed to nurture social and emotional growth in your students.
Swap out the usual holiday routine with these fun social problem-solving scenarios. They're the perfect way to add a touch of social-emotional learning to your St. Patrick's Day celebration, making it not just lucky but also full of valuable lessons.
CASEL 5 Social-Emotional Competencies: Our scenarios are thoughtfully crafted to ignite discussions around the CASEL 5 social-emotional competencies – Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, and Responsible Decision-Making.
What's Included
- 3 social problem-solving worksheets, each with 5 different St. Patrick's Day-related social situations
- both color and black and white versions
How it Works
- Decide if you want students to work independently, with a partner, or in groups. Or have students work alone and then share answers in a class discussion.
- Students read each situation, deciding whether the child in the scenario made a good or poor choice. This process encourages critical thinking and reflection on social behaviors.
- For good choices, students explain why the decision was positive. For poor choices, students propose alternative ways to handle the situation, sparking meaningful discussions around social skills and empathy.
Sample St. Patrick's Day Scenarios
Chloe's Kind Gesture: Chloe finds a four-leaf clover during a St. Patrick's Day nature walk and decides to give it to a friend as a lucky charm.
Ethan's Aggressive Pinching: Ethan joins a group of students pinching others who didn't wear green.
Jake's Unapologetic Spill: Jake spills his drink on a friend's St. Patrick's Day craft and walks away without apologizing.
Keep an Eye Out for More! If you enjoy this St. Patrick's Day edition, look for our other seasonal and holiday versions here, providing year-round opportunities to enhance social-emotional learning.
- Autumn Social Problem Solving
- Back-to-School Social Problem Solving
- Christmas Social Problem Solving
- Easter Social Problem Solving
- End-of-the-Year Social Problem Solving
- Halloween Social Problem Solving
- New Year's Social Problem Solving
- Spring Social Problem Solving
- St. Patrick's Day Social Problem Solving
- Summer Social Problem Solving
- Thanksgiving Social Problem Solving
- Valentine's Day Social Problem Solving
- Winter Social Problem Solving
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Growth Mindset Coloring Book For Kids
By Ann Stewart
Instill a love of learning and a growth mindset in students with this creatively designed coloring book! This 30-page digital download features unique growth mindset quotes embedded into artful imagery perfect for coloring.
Filled with inspirational sayings like "Challenges help me grow," "I can do hard things," and "My effort leads to success," this coloring book promotes a positive mindset around effort, persistence, and viewing challenges as opportunities to learn.
Designed for elementary students but suitable for any age, this coloring book is ideal for:
*Morning work or bell ringers to set an intention for the day
*"Brain breaks" to reset focus during testing days
*Counseling and SEL lessons on mindfulness and resilience
*Independent art time when students need self-directed activities
With thought-provoking quotes and space for students to add their own creative color, this growth mindset coloring book is perfect for classrooms, counseling offices, intervention services, and more!