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Need social skills activities for elementary students that promote social-emotional learning and teach emotional regulation skills? Look no further; here are 130+ diverse resources designed to help you address student concerns and take your elementary school counseling program to the next level!

Download the entire Mrs. Bell The Crafty Counselor store! It's filled with creative, highly engaging lessons, games, and activities geared toward supporting the social-emotional learning and personal growth of your students. Have access to over 140 (and growing) diverse resources now!

This school counseling curriculum storewide bundle currently contains over 130 crafty lessons & activities that will support your student’s academic, personal, and social-emotional needs. The included social skills activities and games will help children learn emotional regulation skills, coping strategies, anger management strategies & SO MUCH MORE!

These activities are ideal for individual counseling sessions, small group counseling curriculums, classroom guidance lessons, teacher use in the classroom, and calm down corners…the list of possible uses for these resources is never-ending!

This is a growing bundle that currently includes all of Mrs. Bell The Crafty Counselor’s products at a very steep 50% discount. As a growing bundle, it means that the price will increase each time that I add a new product until I reach TeachShare’s 400-paid products cap for a bundle listing. Once the maximum of 400 products has been reached, no more resources will be added to this bundle, and it will no longer be considered a growing bundle. 

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Included are creative counseling lessons, SEL activities, and self-regulation resources for busy educators. This is your one-stop spot for counselors and teachers looking for creative, interactive SEL resources for students.

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Printable 100th Day of School activities are perfect for keeping kids engaged and entertained during 100th Day of School . These activities include a variety of fun and educational options that can be easily printed and completed at home or on the go. this bundle contains, Word search , mazes, Sudoku , mandala coloring sheets ...

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• Large 8.5'' x 11'' designs that can easily be printed on regular sized paper

• High-resolution images

• Unlimited prints

• Great for kids, boys and girls

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Printable Back to school . activities are perfect for keeping kids engaged and entertained during school . These activities include a variety of fun and educational options that can be easily printed and completed at home or on the go.

This bundle contains coloring pages, word search, mazes, sudoku And Much more ...

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• (PDF + PNG)
• Large 8.5” x 11” designs that can easily be printed on regular sized paper
• High-resolution images
• Unlimited prints
• Great for kids, boys, girls, and teens

This coloring Pages is designed for children who love Back to school!

It includes 150+ high-quality images designed to entertain and engage, providing hours of coloring fun. Kids can use pens, pencils, markers, paint, and crayons. These coloring pages packed with fan-favorite Back to school. will keep Students happy While Coloring.

WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE

• 240+ coloring pages
• (PDF + PNG)
• Large 8.5” x 11” designs that can easily be printed on regular sized paper
• High-resolution images
• Unlimited prints
• Great for kids, boys, girls, and teens

Help students to meet the school counselor as you use these five interactive meet the counselor lessons to introduce your role as the school counselor to students and staff.

These fun and interactive meet-the-counselor lessons are perfect for counselors who want to become better known or are new to their school.

This download includes lessons you can use with various grade levels K-5. Use these activities during your counseling lessons to help students better understand who you are, your services, and all your counseling program entails.

Included in this download:

• School Counselor's Superpowers
• Meet the School Counselor Fishing Themed Lesson
• Walk a Mile in The School Counselor's Shoes
• Whoooooo's the School Counselor
• Meet the Counselor Digital Google Slides™ Activity

This download will make introducing yourself a breeze as you share these interactive meet-the-counselor lessons with your students. Use these meet the counselor lessons to let students know how the counselor can best help them.

Students will be captivated as you use the included meet the counselor materials to teach your roles and responsibilities as the school counselor. This resource includes EVERYTHING you need to become well known and welcomed into the new school year by your students.

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Elizabeth S. says, “My students seem to love anything superhero themed. They especially loved the fortune tellers/cootie catchers. That is always a big hit.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ P & P says, “Very informational for students- my students liked the activities- I used them as centers in a whole class activity.”

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This Describing Emotions Bundle includes six useful games and resources that can be used in small groups or as whole group guidance activities. Lesson plans are not included in any of the downloads.

Six Activities Included:

Activity #1- Describing Emotions.

What are Emotions? Explanation through posters and a worksheet.

Session #1

Activity #2- Discussing Emotions.

Students are asked to recall and describe emotional scenarios they have previously encountered. This process links arbitrary emotions with situations they have experienced. It makes the emotions understandable and relatable.

Session #2

Activity #3- Working With Emotions.

Understanding your own emotions. Students are given situations and asked to identify the emotions the situation would evoke.

Session #3

Activity #4- The Effects of Emotions.

Students learn that their emotions impact others and that other’s emotions impact them.

Session #4

Activity #5- Recognizing Other’s Emotions.

Walk a Mile in other people’s shoes as we discover how situations affect other people and start to develop empathy.

Session #5

Activity #6- Understanding All Emotions

The board game! Students solidify their understanding of emotions while playing a shoots and ladders type board game.

Session #6

To create these games you will need a printer, laminator (optional), scissors, and a few spare minutes.

I hope your students love this small group program as much as my students did!

Mrs. Bell

The Crafty Counselor

This download does not include a detailed lesson plan. This is six games that can be used in succession to build upon one another.

File downloads in ZIP file format. Please make sure you have a program to open the document before purchase.

Describing Emotions Bundle by Mrs. Bell, The Crafty Counselor is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

*Depending on student abilities, this may not be useful for 1st or 5th graders.

Graphics: @Charlotte Braddock 2013

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Bring excitement to your classroom, counseling sessions, or homeschool program this spooky season with these engaging Halloween-themed social-emotional learning (SEL) activities! Perfect for elementary students, this bundle is packed with fun and educational resources designed to help children develop key SEL skills like emotional regulation, calming strategies, coping skills, and social skills—all with a festive Halloween twist!

What You'll Get:

• Emotional Regulation Activities – Teach students how to identify and manage their emotions with Halloween-themed prompts and games.
• Calming Strategies & Coping Skills – Equip children with practical techniques to calm down and handle stress in a fun, spooky environment.
• Social Skills Lessons – Help students improve communication, cooperation, and problem-solving skills through interactive Halloween-themed activities.
• Fall-Themed Worksheets – Extend the learning beyond Halloween with versatile activities that incorporate the fall season into SEL learning.

Key Features:

• Fun & Engaging – Captivate students with interactive games, worksheets, and activities that make SEL lessons exciting.
• No Prep, Print & Go – Save time with ready-to-use resources that can be easily integrated into any curriculum.
• Versatile Use – Perfect for whole-class instruction, small groups, or individual counseling sessions. Incorporate SEL skills into your elementary school classroom or counseling curriculums with these fun and engaging Halloween and fall-themed social skills activities!

Teach students emotional regulation, calming strategies, coping skills, social skills, and so much more with these fun-halloween Teach students emotional regulation, calming strategies, coping skills, social skills, and so much more with these fun Halloween-themed activities!

Puzzles are the best activities for brain teasing labyrinths, these exercises support learning through play by developing concentration and problem solving skills.

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• High-resolution images

• Unlimited prints

• Great for kids, boys and girls

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• You can print as many copies as you want.

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Emotions Bundle

Five engaging and interactive activities designed to get to the root of how students feel! Click on the preview for more images!

Included in this download:

1. Emotions, Let's Start Talking About Them

2. Discussing Emotions, the Foldable

3. Anger Workbook

4. Walk a Mile In Someone Else's Shoes.

5. Expressing Emotions Tab Book

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1. Emotions, Let's Start Talking About Them:

There's been a lot of talk about emotions lately, how do we know if our students truly understand the differences between emotions?

Included in this packet are:

Six Emotions Posters (Sad, Anger, Fear, Happy, Surprised, Disgust)

Student Check In Sheet

Emotions Color Chart

Emotions Worksheets (4)

Color and Black + White Copies Included

The six colorful 8 x 10 posters can be used as a tool to get the emotions conversation off to a fun start. Emotions are complex, there isn't one right way to express or describe them. Show students the many words they can use to express themselves. Maybe even take the opportunity to pull out a dictionary and expose students to words they've never encountered before.

Once done using the posters to explain each emotion, they can be hung in offices or classrooms as a reminder and/or resource for students.

Use the Student Check In Sheet to understand how students are feeling in four key areas: home, school, class and with friends.

Use the Emotions Color Chart as a visual of all the emotions and as a conversation starter. Talk through the various pictures; point out similarities and differences between the emotions, etc.

Use the four worksheets to solidify student understanding.

2. Discussing Emotions, the Foldable:

Included in this download are five different printable foldable templates and a roll and describe cube! Color and black & white versions are available.

Have students talk about their emotions in a fun way!

Students roll the cube and describe the emotion they land on or tell a story about a time they felt that emotion.

Using the foldable, students lift each of the flaps of the foldable and write or draw their answers to the printed questions. This is a simple way to get kids talking, start the conversation about how they handle emotions or to get to know the student better.

Assembly takes about three minutes. Print the template you want, fold where directed and then cut. Easy peazy!

3. Anger Workbook:

All too often I see angry kids. Everything seems to set them off. When I ask them to talk about what happened, they cannot seem to put their feelings into words.

This workbook is designed to help children understand and express their anger. This interactive booklet requires kids to explore their anger through use of questions and drawing activities that force them to think deep and evaluate their own behavior.

Color and Black & White copy included in download.

*Be careful using with second grade. The activity requires a lot of writing.

For small version, print workbook double-sided (for best results, I click double-sided "short-edge binding" when printing). Simply fold the pages in half with the front and back cover facing out and staple to bind the booklet.

For full page booklet print double sided with long edge binding.

4. Walk a Mile In Someone Else's Shoes, Empathy Builders.:

These cards are perfect for small groups or individual student use.

Sometimes our students need help understanding how their actions and/or how certain situations can affect other people's feelings. With your students, use these 48 empathy building situation cards to discuss how people would feel in various situations. Have students answer the questions on the cards and then discuss the scenarios and student responses.

Make your students think of how others feel and how they can help.

To create these cards:

For full color cards, print double sided, pages 3-26.

For black and white cards, print double sided, pages 26-50.

Laminate for durability.

Cut on dotted lines to separate.

5. Expressing Emotions Tab Book:

This activity is perfect for small groups or individual lessons with students who need a little extra help understanding their emotions. This Tab Activity Book makes discussing and expressing emotions fun and interactive!

Included:

One Tab Activity Book with Cut & Glue Activity

All pages are black and white for ease of printing. Print pages 6-19 double sided on plain white paper. Cut along dotted lines to create each individual tab page. Put pages together in the correct order (tabs lining up properly) and staple along left side to create your Tab Activity Book!

It's that simple and super quick to assembly!!

Students answers three to four questions on each page. The questions allow students to explore how they feel and how they handle their various emotions.

There is also a cut and glue activity. Students cut out and sort the 32 situations provided based on how the situation would make the student feel. More situations are provided than will be used. If the student runs out of situations that would make them feel a specific emotion, they can write their own example of a situation in the box.

Here's how I use this product:

I had a little boy tell me he wants to talk about his emotions in a fun way. He said he has a hard time matching his face to his emotions and explaining how the emotions feel. I started him off with the Emotions Foldables, which he absolutely loved. He said he was starting to practice “making the face match the feels” and wanted to talk about the emotions more.

So I made this for him!

Necessary Supplies:

Access to a double sided black & white printer

Scissors

Glue

Colored pencils

Construction Paper that matches Inside Out colors (optional)

Assembly & Activity

Single sided print the two situation pages for the cut and glue activity.

Printed out the Tab Workbook pages double sided. Cut along the dotted lines on each page and then line each up in the correct order.

When the pages are lined up correctly (happy, sad, surprised, fear, angry, disgust) staple down the left hand side to create a spine to your Tab WorkBook.

Cut out each of the scenarios and sort them into various piles based on how they make the student feel.

I usually teach colors to match each of the emotions (the same as Inside Out colors) so I like to pull out construction paper that matches each of the emotions to add a little color to the cut and glue activity (yellow, blue, orange for surprised, purple, red and green).

Color the cover however you want or to match with the color from Inside Out if you are going with that theme.

Once we finished the cover, we get down to the good stuff.

We start with the first emotion, happy. We discuss what happy means, draw a self-portrait of the student happy, explore what makes us happy and talk about what it feels like to be happy. We answer the questions on the page and draw pictures together.

We look at the pile of situations we had presorted for happy and chose four situations that made the student most happy. We glued each of the four situations to their appropriate colored construction paper (in this case yellow, this step is optional).

Then we cut them into squares small enough to fit into the boxes printed on the Tab Workbook Page.

We then glued the situation in a box under the chosen emotion’s page in the Tab WorkBook.

We repeated this process for each emotion.

You really get to explore each emotion in depth with your student.

Enjoy exploring emotions with your students!

Mrs. Bell

The Crafty Counselor

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Need icebreaker games or getting-to-know-you activities for your elementary school students? These six highly engaging icebreakers and getting-to-know-you activities are perfect for your classroom or office. 

Ideal for small group or individual use, the six included getting to know you games are an amazing, low-pressure way to build rapport and better get to know your students. 

Break the ice, reduce tension, and build relationships with these cute activities. 

Here’s What’s Included:

SEVEN Getting to Know You Icebreaker Games and Activities 

• Feed the Monsters Feeling Check In
• Build a S'more While You Learn S'more!
• Out of All The Creatures In the Sea, You Have a Question For Me?
• Rank these Statements - Banana Cards
• Flower Cards - Rank these Statements 
• Rank these Statements - Car Cards
• Would You Rather?

Build rapport with students, laugh over an icebreaker game, and strengthen relationships with these engaging getting-to-know-you activities!

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Stacy V. says, “These are so cute and creative. My students loved using Hot Wheels cars to respond with. Questions are great and cover an array of topics to get to know your student.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kathy G. says, “I am so excited to use these in counseling. They are so colorful and engaging.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Caralyn W. says, “These are going to be great for building rapport and getting to know my students! Thanks so much!”

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Fun and Challenging Puzzles for Kids , These Worksheets can help improve fine motor skills, problem-solving skills, and visual perceptual skills.

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• Great for kids, boys, girls, and teens

Teach students the importance of being a good citizen with this good citizenship lesson printable activity pack! Show students concrete examples of ways good citizens behave as well as the characteristics of citizens who need to try a bit harder to be helpful members of their community. 

Have students analyze and sort situations based on if they describe appropriate actions of good citizens or inappropriate actions of citizens who need to try harder. Guide students using the posters as teaching tools. Utilize the worksheets to challenge students’ ability to describe good citizens while thinking about their own actions and behaviors. 

Here’s What’s Included:

• Cut and Glue Activity
• Card Sort Game
• Container Labels 
• Posters/Teaching Guides
• Worksheets

Use the included materials to teach students what it means to be a good citizen. Strengthen social skills and deepen student understanding of the definition of citizenship with this good citizenship lesson and activities. 

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ TKW says, “So many resources for teaching how to be a good citizen in this product! I especially loved the positive wording of "citizens who need to try harder" rather than "bad citizens." 

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kathy F. says, “Great to use for character ed lessons with my school family.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Elizabeth S. says, “Thank you!  My students had fun with this.  I was so appreciative that I had the choice of printing in color or black and white.  My district does not have a color printer available for teacher use, so I always appreciate B & W.  It also allows for the students to color the pictures.”

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This meet the counselor lesson will teach your students all about your roles and responsibilities as the school counselor in a fun and interactive way! This back to school activity for elementary-aged students is sure to be a hit.

Have students walk in the counselor's shoes as they face various situations where they will decide if the school counselor is the best fit to find a solution. Teach students the services you provide with this fun, engaging, back-to-school meet-the-counselor lesson.

Students will think about the scope of the responsibilities of a school counselor as they "walk a mile" in other people's shoes to decide if the counselor is the best person for each situation. Students will learn who you are, how you can best help them, and where to find you during this meet the school counselor lesson.

Included in Download:

• Lesson Outline/Lesson Plan
• Conversation Cube
• Cootie Catcher
• Four Posters
• Two Worksheets
• Student Referral Sheets
• Sorting Labels and 81 Situation Cards

Whether you are introducing yourself as a back-to-school activity or a fun way to start your journey as a school counselor at a new school, this is a great back-to-school activity and meet the counselor lesson.

Other Educators Like You Said:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Stacy V. says, “These are so cute and creative. My students loved using Hot Wheels cars to respond with. Questions are great and cover an array of topics to get to know your student.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kathy G. says, “I am so excited to use these in counseling. They are so colorful and engaging.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Caralyn W. says, “These are going to be great for building rapport and getting to know my students! Thanks so much!”

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This creative and printable board game has been developed to provide a foundation to explore anger management.

“”Keep My Cool” is a growth mindset board game which is great for students who may need some additional support with dealing with their anger.

Using the analogy of an “ice-cream” students are asked to reflect on their behaviour how they can keep their cool. This game encourages reflection and psycho-education around anger management, impulse control, self-control, emotional regulation.

There are over 115 reflective question cards with 23 cards in each of the five various color-coded areas. These include:

Self-Discovery – reflecting, learning and exploring their own anger

Triggers – reflecting on what makes them loose their cool.

Cool Down– exploring cool down, coping strategies and strategies

Feelings – exploring feelings, emotions and early warning signs

Regulation– exploring emotional regulation and what that looks and feels like

This is a great game which is a perfect supplement for our Anger Management “Keep Your Cool Workbook”

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Are your students having difficulty being friendly and respectful to one another? Are you in search of classroom community building activities or teaching respect activities that show students the importance of being respectful? 

Look no further! This “Feel Like Flying or Rain on My Parade” being respectful activities are for you!

Use these being respectful activities to show students that their actions have one of two impacts on other people. Their actions can either tear others down and “rain on their parade,” or, their actions can build others up and make others “feel like they can fly”.

Guide students towards making choices that are friendly and respectful that help to enhance and strengthen the school community. 

Included with Download:

1. Question Cube (Cut and Glue)

2. Friendly vs. Unfriendly Worksheet

3. Respect vs. Disrespect Worksheet

4. Feel Like Flying or Rain on Their Parade Poster

5. 17 Puzzle Piece Question Cards (Interactive Whole Group Activity)

6. 81 Double-Sided Situation Cards 

Build student's knowledge of friendly/unfriendly and respectful/disrespectful actions and the effects on others. Use these classroom community-building activities to show students they can either make others feel like they can fly, or they can rain on other people's parade.

Other Educators Like You Said:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kristen D. says, “This resource works so well for the quick sessions with individuals and small groups that I do.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Jennifer H. says, “The kids very very engaged throughout this lesson. They really were able to grasp the kindness ideas.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Michelle P. says, “My Year 5 students enjoyed this and the lesson provided a good starting point for continuing discussion on this topic.  Thank you!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ali H. says, “The scaffolding of the two concepts to help generalize it in students every day life supported their learning significantly.”

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Help teach elementary school students all about identifying feelings and emotions with this fun, interactive empathy lesson. Take the pressure off discussing a difficult topic with this sunglasses slider empathy activity in your elementary school counseling groups.

This empathy lesson is the perfect addition to your elementary school counseling curriculum if you are looking to focus on teaching empathy in a fun and engaging way!

In this elementary school counseling empathy lesson, students will target their understanding of feelings and emotions. Students choose a discussion card, identify the highlighted emotion by sliding the sunglasses up or down, and then discuss how the particular situation on their card would make them feel.

This activity is GREAT for small groups and will allow your students to identify emotions and discuss how they think others might feel in this situation as well.

The fun sunglasses sliders used in this activity make this discussion approachable and light, allowing everyone a chance to answer some deep and meaningful questions in a non-intimidating format. 

Empathy Lesson - Elementary School Counseling Feelings & Emotions Sunglasses Includes:

• Four Slider Sunglasses Templates
• Three Slider Inserts
• 54 Situation Discussion Cards

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Add this activity to your elementary school counseling curriculum and help your students understand empathy and work on identifying feelings and emotions!

See What Other Teachers Are Saying . . .

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nancy H. says, "Perfect for helping children to learn to identify their own emotions and think about how others might feel."

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ashley B, says, "Great visual and resource!"

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nikki B. says, "My kiddies loved this. I printed the questions on card and laminated them. I also printed the glasses on to card. The kids loved this game. Sometimes they get board just picking a card and saying the answer, but they love anything interactive so really enjoyed showing the answer with the glasses." 

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If you’re looking for an easy and effective way to teach kids impulse control, then the Impulse Control Anger Management Board Game is the perfect learning resource!

With creative illustrations, metaphors, and analogies that help reinforce self-control, emotional regulation and impulse control skills, this mental health board game helps students succeed.

If a student struggles to think before they act or has ADHD, this SEL board game can provide a great foundation for their emotional regulation. The engaging approach makes it easy for kids to master the fundamental executive functioning skill of self control and apply the concept to their own lives inside and outside of the classroom. This board game is perfect for counselors, SEL lessons, individual activities, or group work.

✎✎✎ Topics Covered:

Using the analogy of a “remote control” students are asked to reflect on their behavior and the impact when they can:

• “pause and stop” and think about their behavior
• “fast forward” where impulses take over
• “play” when you can just keep going
• “rewind” when they can take a step back after our impulses have got the better of us and think about the consequences.

There are over 115 reflective question cards with 23 cards in each of the five various color-coded areas. These include:

• Reflect – practical and relatable scenarios to help put learning into practice
• Let’s Pause – reflecting on impulse control and its impact
• Better Choices – exploring emotional regulation, coping strategies and strategies
• Let’s Chat – conversation starters to build rapport
• Anger – exploring anger management

This is a great game which is a perfect supplement for our Impulse Control Mini-Lesson and Workbook

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This Social Skills Empathy Lesson and Activity Bundle, is a comprehensive and versatile resource designed to enhance social-emotional learning and promote the development of essential social skills. Students will enjoy the activities included in this bundle while building critical friendship skills.

Included:
☑Social Narrative
☑Game
☑Task Cards

►Print and Laminate this set for repeated use year after year!

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Challenge students to make good choices with this responsible decision making game! This is the perfect activity to improve critical thinking, decision making skills, and the concept of our actions having consequences. This game teaches problem-solving, good choices vs. poor choices, responsible decision-making skills, and more!

Students will be completely mystified by the “simmer or ignite” theme. They will be excited to brainstorm ways to respond to the various situations, making correlations between how their responses affect the various situations.

They will be thinking critically about each situation and deepening their understanding of the power and impact behind their decisions.  

Here’s What’s Included:

Google Slide™ Activity Containing:

• Slide One: Intro
• Slide Two-Four: Simmer vs. Ignite Explanations
• Slide Five-Six: Example Explanations
• Slide Seven: Comparison Page
• Slide Eight - Forty-Nine: Simmer vs. Ignites Interactive Activity Slides
• Slide Fifty: Credits and Terms of Use

This good choice vs. poor choice decision-making game is perfect for classroom lessons, small groups, or distance learners. Download this resource, and you are ready to teach your students new life skills!

Sharpen your student’s decision-making skills as you guide them through the decision-making process. They will be presented with various scenarios while playing this game that requires students to think critically about their choices and the consequences of these choices.

Students will be given many examples of good choices that make situations better and poor choices that make situations worse. Help students gain an understanding of how situations can be "simmered" or "ignited" based on their behaviors and reactions to others.

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This is also available as a Simmer or Ignite Printable Activity!

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The Board Game! Teach students how to recognize and respond to emotional situations. Included: 8x10 Game Board 60 Double-Sided Situation Cards Game Guidelines Game Pieces You will need a single dice to play. After teaching each emotion (sad, uneasy, surprised, angry, disgusted, and happy) play this game with your student or small group. Follow the game guidelines and enjoy playing this game with your students. Assembly: Print pages 7-16, double-sided, on cardstock. Laminate for extra durability. When cards speak of emotion words, they are referring to the words used on the posters in the first lesson “Teaching Emotions”. Refer to this if you are teaching the two lessons in conjunction with one another. If you are not, simply ask the student to provide synonyms for the emotions they are describing. Example: Emotion is sad. Emotion words could be blue, upset, fragile, unhappy, down, etc. There are two types of game pieces; flat and pop up. To create the flat pieces, cut on the dotted lines. To create the pop ups, cut on the dotted lines and fold on the solid lines. Feel free to substitute anything you would like for the game pieces. You could use coins, chips, the possibilities are endless, get creative! Game Rules: All players pick a game piece and begin in square #1: The first player rolls a single dice and moves the appropriate amount of spaces (1-6). If they land in a space that does not have a chameleon in it, the next person takes a turn. If they land on a space that has a chameleon on a flower vine, (example space #4, #7, #11, #15, #23, #26, #30, #34, #42), they pick a Situation Card from the pile. They read the situation out loud, and answer all of the questions (one to three questions per Situation Card). If they answer all questions correctly, they follow the worms to a higher space, closer to the food bowl (and the winners circle). If they answer incorrectly they stay put. If they land on a space that has a chameleon on a tree branch, (example space #9, #13, #20, #27, #31, #36, #45, #46) they automatically slide down to the lower level. They then pick a Situation Card, if they answer all parts correctly, they get another turn and roll the dice again. The game is over when someone reaches the winner’s circle. I hope your students have a BLAST with this game!! This is now part of a bundle! Click here for great savings! Mrs. Bell The Crafty Counselor
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