5th Grade Character Education Worksheets (by date, latest first)

Kickstart the new 2024 school year with "Character Traits Middle School: Resilience" designed specifically for middle school students (Grades 4-8). This comprehensive resource beautifully blends Social Emotional Learning (SEL) principles with growth mindset strategies, focusing on the key character trait of resilience. If you're ready to update your behavior management plan, this might be the lesson for you!

What's Inside?

• Interactive Google Slides: No need to print, students can engage in this activity from their devices!
• Differentiated Texts: Engaging, leveled reading materials for Grades 4-8 about people who have shown resilience in real life (Thomas Edison, J.K Rowling, Lizzie Velazquez)
• Resilience Video: Begin the lesson with an engaging video and writing prompts.
• Interactive Role-Play Scenarios: Group activities to practice resilience in real-life situations.
• Creative Mind Mapping Exercises: Visual aids to explore and connect ideas about resilience.
• Dual Format: Available as a printable PDF and an editable Google Slides resource.
• Lesson Plan: Google Doc, time-stamped lesson plan included!
• Poster: Resilience poster for your classroom!

Our toolkit offers a unique blend of differentiated texts, ensuring that students of various reading levels can participate and learn effectively. The interactive role-playing activities encourage group engagement, helping students to understand and practice resilience in real-life scenarios.

Enhance the learning experience with our innovative mind-mapping activity. This creative approach allows students to visually connect concepts and ideas about resilience, fostering deeper understanding and retention.

We understand the importance of flexible teaching methods. Hence, our toolkit comes in two formats: a printer-friendly PDF for a tech-free classroom experience and a Google Slides version where students can engage digitally, typing directly into the resource.

Who is this for? Ideal for middle school teachers (Grades 4-8) looking to integrate Social Emotional Learning into their curriculum. This toolkit is especially beneficial for educators focusing on character development, resilience building, and fostering a growth mindset in their students. It's a versatile resource for both in-person and digital classroom settings.

Perfect for the beginning of the school year, our Resilience Toolkit is an essential addition to your classroom resources, aiding in the development of resilient, confident, and emotionally intelligent young individuals.

Check out another character education lesson: Character Education Middle School: Teamwork SEL digital lesson, video, writing (TeachShare.com)

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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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

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Science Word Search: Moon

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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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Can You Guess My Occupation? The Interactive Classroom Game That Makes Learning Fun!

Boost student engagement and ignite career exploration with this captivating guessing game!

Can You Guess My Occupation? is more than just a game - it's an interactive learning experience that sparks curiosity, critical thinking, and essential life skills. ️‍♀️

Here's how it benefits your students:

• Develops detective skills: Students become armchair detectives, analyzing intriguing pictures and using clues to predict each person's profession.
• Sharpens critical thinking: They'll decode visual cues, answer thought-provoking questions, and build strong reasoning abilities.
• Encourages lively discussions: Foster a dynamic classroom environment where students share their observations and perspectives, sparking healthy debate.
• Enhances observation and deduction: Train those eagle eyes! Students will learn to analyze details and draw logical conclusions.
• Nurtures creativity: Let imaginations soar as students explore the vast world of professions.
• Ignites career exploration: This activity is a springboard for students to discover their potential career paths.
• Makes learning enjoyable and memorable: Who says learning can't be fun? This engaging game keeps students captivated and wanting more.

Perfect for Educators Seeking Dynamic Teaching Tools:

• Easy to implement: Get started in minutes with this interactive and ready-to-use activity.
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Supercharge your classroom energy with our Interactive Students' Feedback Worksheets! Specially crafted for teachers, these engaging activities are the perfect antidote to end-of-year blahs.

Here's how your students will win:

• **Lights, Camera, Feedback! : Interactive exercises spark creativity and reflection, making feedback sessions fun and memorable.
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Introducing our Seasonal Social Problem Solving Activity Bundle – a great combination of resources for nurturing social and emotional development all year round!

Get ready to enrich your classroom experience with this comprehensive bundle, featuring engaging social problem-solving activities for every season and occasion. From the crisp days of autumn to the festive cheer of Christmas, and from the playful warmth of summer to the cozy comforts of winter, this bundle has you covered.

Each activity is thoughtfully designed 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

• 39 social problem-solving worksheets (3 per season/holiday), each with 5 different and related social situations
• both color and black and white versions

Autumn Social Problem Solving

Explore scenarios like Seth avoiding cleaning before dinner, Emily expressing gratitude, and Jayden offering to make mashed potatoes for dinner.

Back-to-School Social Problem Solving

Navigate situations such as Ava sharing her pencil, Mikah interrupting class rules discussion, and Zoey constantly competing with classmates.

Christmas Social Problem Solving

Encounter scenarios like Emma debating gift-opening traditions, Zoey groaning at her Secret Santa gift, and Jackson complimenting homemade Christmas cards.

Easter Social Problem Solving

Dive into situations like Megan's competitive egg hunt, Jack comforting a scared sibling during fireworks, and Kenzie apologizing for stepping on artwork.

End-of-the-Year Social Problem Solving

Tackle dilemmas such as Zoey refusing to help clean up, Aiden disrespecting an end-of-year gift, and Liam making disparaging remarks about summer vacations.

Halloween Social Problem Solving

Face challenges like Jack rejecting raisins while trick-or-treating, Chelsea boasting about her costume contest loss, and Emily adhering to school costume parade rules.

New Year's Social Problem Solving

Confront issues like Olivia complaining while cleaning for a party, Jack protesting bedtime rules, and Levi comforting a scared pet during fireworks.

Spring Social Problem Solving

Handle scenarios such as Oliver helping a classmate with a coat zipper, Christopher advocating for a snowball fight against school rules, and Micah assisting an elderly neighbor with snow shoveling.

St. Patrick's Day Social Problem Solving

Address situations like Lily's kindness during a rainy day, Kevin dismissing his scared brother during fireworks, and Levi aiding a lost child at the park.

Summer Social Problem Solving

Tackle challenges like Grayson causing a small child to cry during a pool cannonball, Kevin mocking his scared brother during fireworks, and Levi helping a lost child at the park.

Thanksgiving Social Problem Solving

Confront dilemmas such as Emily expressing gratitude during a classroom activity, Seth avoiding cleaning before guests arrive, and Jayden making mashed potatoes for dinner.

Valentine's Day Social Problem Solving

Navigate through scenarios like Jamie ignoring a lonely classmate at a party, Michael crumpling a classmate's Valentine's card, and Alex joining classmates in mocking homemade cards.

Winter Social Problem Solving

Face challenges like Ethan assisting a classmate with a coat zipper, Christopher advocating for a snowball fight against school rules, and Micah assisting an elderly neighbor with snow shoveling.

Why Choose Our Bundle

• Comprehensive Coverage: Cover all seasons and major holidays with one convenient bundle.

• Enhances: Perfect for independent work, partner or small group discussions, and engaging whole-class conversations.

• Promotes Social Skills: Inspire students to consider kinder ways to handle social situations and develop strong social skills.

• Teacher-Friendly: Easy to implement and suitable for various classroom settings, serving as a valuable addition to your year-round resources.

Unlock the potential for meaningful discussions and social skill development with our Seasonal Social Problem Solving Activity Bundle. Purchase now and make every season a time for both learning and growth!

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Self-Control and Focus: Journal Prompts for Self-Growth (Print & Digital Resources)

Empower students to cultivate self-control and focus with "Self-Control and Focus: Journal Prompts for Self-Growth." These compelling print and digital resources are designed to support elementary school students who face challenges with waiting, sitting still, working before fun, making impulsive choices, and more. Discover the features that make this resource an invaluable tool for promoting self-growth in your classroom.

Key Features:

• Google Slides version for whole-class projection, fostering engagement and classroom discussions centered around self-control, focus, and personal growth.
• Google Slides version for individual student assignments, promoting digital literacy and encouraging self-reflection, self-control, and improved focus.
• Printable PDF version for hands-on learning, encouraging written expression and creative exploration of self-control and focus.
• Over 30 thoughtfully designed prompts aligned with self-control and focus competencies, nurturing a classroom environment rooted in concentration, self-discipline, and personal growth.

Comprehensive Prompts Aligned with CASEL 5 Competencies

Each prompt within Self-Control & Focus: Journal Prompts for Self-Growth was carefully written to align with self-control and focus competencies. With over 30 targeted prompts, students explore strategies for managing impulses, strengthening self-control, improving focus, and developing the skills necessary for academic success.

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Empathy and Understanding: Journal Prompts for Self-Growth (Print & Digital Resources)

Unlock the power of empathy and understanding with "Empathy and Understanding: Journal Prompts for Self-Growth." Designed for elementary school teachers (grades 2-5), these transformative print and digital resources equip students with essential tools to develop empathy, self-reflection, and personal growth. Explore the features that make this resource a valuable addition to your classroom.

Key Features:

• Google Slides version for whole-class projection, fostering engagement and classroom discussions centered around empathy and personal growth.
• Google Slides version for individual student assignments, promoting digital literacy and fostering empathy and self-reflection through personal growth.
• Printable PDF version for hands-on learning, encouraging written expression and creative exploration of empathy, understanding, and personal growth.
• Over 30 thoughtfully designed prompts aligned with empathy and self-growth competencies, nurturing a classroom environment rooted in empathy, understanding, and personal development.

Comprehensive Prompts Aligned with CASEL 5 Social Emotional Competencies

Each prompt in Empathy & Understanding: Journal Prompts for Self-Growth has been carefully designed to align with empathy and self-growth competencies of the CASEL 5. With over 30 targeted prompts, students explore diverse perspectives and emotions through introspective questions, developing vital skills necessary for fostering empathy, understanding, and personal growth.

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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

1. 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.
2. 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.
3. 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

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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

1. 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.
2. 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.
3. 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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Explore our wide range of academic and behavior-tracking resources designed to support comprehensive student development. From specialized behavior management tools to diverse academic tracking aids, discover a holistic approach to student progress and growth. Visit our collection here for an array of resources that cater to your students' diverse needs.

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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

1. 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.
2. 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.
3. 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

Unlock the potential for meaningful discussions and social skill development with our St. Patrick's Day Social Problem Solving Activity. Buy now and make this St. Patrick's Day a time for both fun and personal growth!

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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

1. 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.
2. 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.
3. 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!

Curious for More?

Explore our wide range of academic and behavior-tracking resources designed to support comprehensive student development. From specialized behavior management tools to diverse academic tracking aids, discover a holistic approach to student progress and growth. Visit our collection here for an array of resources that cater to your students' diverse needs.

Get Connected

Want to stay in the loop? I’d love for you to join my community on TeachShare and be the first to know about an ever-expanding collection of exceptional resources. They're all about boosting your teaching journey and empowering your elementary classroom with fantastic SEL and behavior support resources.

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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

1. 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.
2. 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.
3. 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.

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• 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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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

1. 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.
2. 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.
3. 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.

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• 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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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

1. 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.
2. 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.
3. 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.

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• 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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Frustration or Anger: Journal Prompts for Self-Growth

Help your students learn to manage unhappy feelings with "Frustration or Anger: Journal Prompts for Self-Growth." These engaging print and digital resources is designed to help elementary school students learn to effectively handle big feelings that can sometimes get the better of them. Explore the features that make this resource a must-have for your classroom.

Key Features:

• Google Slides version for whole-class projection, fostering engagement and classroom discussions centered around acceptance and personal growth.
• Google Slides version for individual student assignments, promoting digital literacy and encouraging self-reflection and respectful acceptance.
• Printable PDF version for hands-on learning, encouraging written expression and creative exploration of acceptance and self-growth.
• Over 30 thoughtfully designed prompts aligned with acceptance and self-growth competencies, nurturing a classroom environment rooted in acceptance, understanding, and personal development.

Comprehensive Prompts Aligned with CASEL 5 Competencies

Each prompt included Frustration or Anger: Journal Prompts for Self-Growth has been meticulously crafted to align with the CASEL 5 competencies. By addressing feelings of frustration and anger through introspective questioning, students develop vital skills to better navigate their emotions and cultivate a positive mindset.

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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

1. 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.
2. 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.
3. 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.

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• 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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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

1. 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.
2. 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.
3. 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.

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• 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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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

1. 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.
2. 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.
3. 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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SEL Journal Prompts for the School Year

Introducing "SEL Journal Prompts for the School Year" – a comprehensive and empowering resource designed for elementary school teachers (grades 2-5) to nurture students' social-emotional learning. Available in print and digital resources and ligned with the CASEL 5 Social Emotional Competencies, this product provides over 30 thoughtfully crafted prompts for each month (over 350 total writing prompts!), ensuring your students have the tools to thrive emotionally and academically throughout the school year.

Key Features:

• Google Slides version for whole-class projection, fostering engagement and classroom discussion.
• Google Slides version for individual student assignments, promoting digital literacy and self-reflection.
• Printable PDF version for hands-on learning, encouraging written expression and creative exploration.
• Over 350 thoughtfully designed prompts aligned with CASEL 5 competencies, facilitating emotional growth and resilience.

Comprehensive Prompts Aligned with CASEL 5 Competencies

Cultivate emotional growth and resilience with our meticulously crafted journal prompts. Each prompt is carefully aligned with the CASEL 5 competencies, addressing key aspects of social-emotional learning throughout the school year. By exploring themes such as gratitude, self-awareness, empathy, and resilience, your students will develop vital skills to navigate their emotions and foster a positive mindset.

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Accepting No: Journal Prompts for Self-Growth (Print & Digital Resources)

Help your students learn to accept not getting what they want with patience and grace with "Accepting No: Journal Prompts for Self-Growth." These engaging print and digital resources are designed to help elementary school students develop a deeper understanding of why they are sometimes told "No" and learn to accept this answer calmly and respectfully. Discover the features that make this resource an invaluable tool for your classroom.

Key Features:

• Google Slides version for whole-class projection, fostering engagement and classroom discussions centered around acceptance and personal growth.
• Google Slides version for individual student assignments, promoting digital literacy and encouraging self-reflection and respectful acceptance.
• Printable PDF version for hands-on learning, encouraging written expression and creative exploration of acceptance and self-growth.
• Over 30 thoughtfully designed prompts aligned with acceptance and self-growth competencies, nurturing a classroom environment rooted in acceptance, understanding, and personal development.

Thoughtful Prompts Aligned with CASEL 5 Core Competencies

Each prompt in Accepting No: Journal Prompts for Self-Growth was meticulously crafted to align with acceptance and self-growth competencies outlined in the CASEL 5 Core Competencies. By exploring various perspectives and emotions through introspective questions, students develop the vital skills necessary to understand and accept the reasons behind "No," fostering resilience and respectful behavior.

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