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This 90-minute lesson is designed to help students understand the importance of mental health in a safe, engaging, and age-appropriate way. Students explore what mental health means, why it matters, and how we can take care of our emotional well-being just like our physical health. The lesson includes a warm-up discussion, vocabulary building, video comprehension tasks, group discussions, personal reflection, and a creative poster activity.

Students will learn key concepts such as emotions, stress, and support, and reflect on how life events can affect mental health. They’ll also discuss helpful strategies for coping with tough feelings and identify ways to support friends and classmates. A printable student worksheet provides multiple activities, including matching tasks, gap-fill exercises, true/false questions, and space for creative and personal responses.

The lesson promotes empathy, communication, and emotional literacy while encouraging a classroom culture where mental health is openly discussed and supported. It’s ideal for upper elementary or lower secondary learners and aligns with broader well-being and social-emotional learning goals. All answers are provided for easy review. This is a meaningful way to mark World Mental Health Awareness Week with your class.

Make the perfect gift for anyone who loves animals and coloring, especially for Valentine's day !

This non screen activity can help your child to improve their pencil grip, hand-eye coordination as well as train their brain to focus. Coloring and drawing help kids to relax, self-regulate their mood and develop their imagination. 

What You will Get

• 16 Printable Coloring PAGES
• PDF Format
• HIGH QUALITY

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• This is a digital item.

• No physical product or printed material will be shipped.

• No refunds as this is a digital product.

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Make the perfect gift for anyone who loves animals and coloring, especially for Valentine's day !

This non screen activity can help your child to improve their pencil grip, hand-eye coordination as well as train their brain to focus. Coloring and drawing help kids to relax, self-regulate their mood and develop their imagination. 

What You will Get

• 16 Printable Coloring PAGES
• PDF Format
• HIGH QUALITY

NOTE

• This is a digital item.

• No physical product or printed material will be shipped.

• No refunds as this is a digital product.

JUST DOWNLOAD, PRINT AND GET STARTED

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Resource geared towards younger students who are experiencing grief. Perhaps they lost a loved one or a pet and need to process their emotions. A perfect follow-up activity to The Invisible String story.

This product includes 1 social story that focuses on ignoring others that are not nice or are teasing/bullying.

In this product that relates with ignoring others, students learn why they should ignore someone if they are not nice to them, how you may feel if someone isn't nice to you, and discuss how you would feel if someone wasn't nice and they weren't ignored, how you could help your friend feel better if they were trying to ignore someone, and what you can do when someone isn't nice.

The social story includes comprehension questions throughout. Some of the questions require students to put their feet in the shoes of the characters. At the end of this product, there are 4 role-playing scenario cards that will require students to discuss ignoring others that aren't nice, how students would feel in a given situation that relates with ignoring others, and what students can do when they want to ignore someone who isn't nice.

This product includes 1 social story that focuses on ignoring others that are not nice or are teasing/bullying.

In this product that relates with ignoring others, students learn why they should ignore someone if they are not nice to them, how you may feel if someone isn't nice to you, and discuss how you would feel if someone wasn't nice and they weren't ignored, how you could help your friend feel better if they were trying to ignore someone, and what you can do when someone isn't nice.

The social story includes comprehension questions throughout. Some of the questions require students to put their feet in the shoes of the characters. At the end of this product, there are 4 role-playing scenario cards that will require students to discuss ignoring others that aren't nice, how students would feel in a given situation that relates with ignoring others, and what students can do when they want to ignore someone who isn't nice.

This product includes 142 social skills role-playing scenarios that focus on the following categories:

Feeling Annoyed Role-Playing Scenarios, Pages 3 – 6

Feeling Crabby, Pages 7 – 9

Feeling Determined, Pages 10 – 12

Feeling Discouraged, Pages 13 – 15

Feeling Disgusted, Pages 16 – 18

Feeling Down, Pages 19 – 21

Feeling Grateful, Pages 22 – 24

Feeling Grumpy, Pages 25 – 27

Feeling Hopeless, Pages 28 – 30

Feeling Humiliated, Pages 31 – 33

Feeling Insecure, Pages 34 – 36

Feeling Left Out, Pages 37 – 39

Feeling Lonely, Pages 40 – 42

Feeling Misunderstood, Pages 43 – 45

Feeling Pessimistic, Pages 46 – 48

Feeling Stressed, Pages 49 – 51

Feeling Uncomfortable, Pages 52 – 54

Feeling Worried, Pages 55 – 57

Being a Friend, Pages 58 – 60

Being Cautious, Pages 61 – 63

Being Unique, Pages 64 – 66

Feeling Brave, Pages 67 – 69

Bullying, Pages 70 – 72

Being Friendly, Pages 73 – 75

Ignoring Others, Pages 76 – 78

Never Give Up, Pages 79 – 81

Responsibility, Pages 82 – 87

Self Control, Pages 88 – 90

Sharing, Pages 91 – 93

Showing Forgiveness, Pages 94 – 96

Showing Understanding, Pages 97 – 99

Stranger Danger, Pages 100 – 102

Working Together, Pages 103 – 105

Name Calling, Pages 106 – 108

There are 4 role-playing scenarios for each social-emotional theme. Students can take turns acting out the social scenarios provided. Once students act out the social story, they will be required to answer questions such as what would you do if you were in this situation?, what would you say to your friend in this situation?, what could you say to your friend to help them feel better in this situation?, what would you want your friend to say to you to help you feel better in this situation? why shouldn't you do something if placed in this situation, etc. along with many other questions that students can work together on or independently answer.

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

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

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

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

Feeling Accepted, Pages 4 – 33

Feeling Angry, Pages 34 – 59

Feeling Annoyed, Pages 60 – 91

Feeling Anxious, Pages 92 – 120

Feeling Bored, Pages 121 – 151

Feeling Confident, Pages 152 – 181

Feeling Confused, Pages 182 – 205

Feeling Courageous, Pages 206 – 237

Feeling Crabby, Pages 238 – 269

Feeling Depressed, Pages 270 – 293

Feeling Determined, Pages 294 – 331

Feeling Disappointed, Pages 332 – 361

Feeling Discouraged, Pages 362 – 397

Feeling Disgusted, Pages 398 – 431

Feeling Down, Pages 432 – 467

Feeling Embarrassed, Pages 468 - 498

Feeling Frustrated, Pages 499 – 526

Feeling Grateful, Pages 527 – 562

Feeling Grumpy, Pages 563 – 593

Feeling Guilty, Pages 594 – 644

Feeling Hopeless, Pages 645 – 689

Feeling Humiliated, Pages 690 – 727

Feeling Included and Excluded, Pages 728 – 773

Feeling Insecure, Pages 774 – 819

Feeling Jealous, Pages 820 - 869

Feeling Left Out #1, Pages 870 – 915

Feeling Left Out #2, Pages 916 – 937

Feeling Lonely, Pages 938 – 970

Feeling Misunderstood, Pages 971 – 1011

Feeling Nervous, Pages 1012 – 1031

Feeling Optimistic, Pages 1032 – 1056

Feeling Overwhelmed, Pages 1057 - 1091

Feeling Pessimistic, Pages 1092 – 1133

Feeling Scared, Pages 1134 – 1168

Feeling Shy, Pages 1169 – 1200

Feeling Stressed, Pages 1201 – 1226

Feeling Uncomfortable, Pages 1227 – 1271

Feeling Worried, Pages 1272 – 1298

Admitting Mistakes, Pages 1299 – 1331

Advocating for Yourself, Pages 1332 – 1363

Being a Friend, Pages 1364 – 1395

Being Cautious, Pages 1396 – 1422

Being Unique, Pages 1423 – 1457

Bravery, Pages 1458 – 1486

Bullying, Pages 1487 – 1518

Coping with Anxiety, Pages 1519 – 1527

Friendly, Pages 1528 – 1556

Ignoring Others, Pages 1557 – 1577

Interrupting, Pages 1578 – 1612

Making Mistakes, Pages 1613 – 1648

Never Give Up, Pages 1649 – 1687

New Student, Pages 1688 – 1717

Please and Thank You, Pages 1718 – 1754

Responsibility #1, Pages 1755 – 1786

Responsibility #2, Pages 1787 – 1814

Safety, Pages 1815 – 1861

Self Control, Pages 1862 – 1897

Setting Boundaries, Pages 1898 – 1945

Sharing, Pages 1946 – 1980

Showing Forgiveness, Pages 1981 – 2012

Showing Understanding, Pages 2013 – 2042

Social Boundaries, Pages 2043 – 2084

Spreading Rumors, Pages 2085 – 2136

Stranger Danger, Pages 2137 – 2171

Taking Turns, Pages 2172 – 2200

Telling the Truth, Pages 2201 – 2238

Working Together, Pages 2239 – 2304

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This product includes 1 social story that focuses on feeling grumpy. Students will also learn the meanings of grumpy, irritated, miserable, and crabby.

In this product that relates with feeling grumpy students will discuss 10 questions that relate with feeling grumpy, irritated, miserable, and crabby, and how you may feel when you are grumpy, when you can feel grumpy and why, how your friends/family may feel when you are grumpy, what helps you feel better when you are grumpy, etc. Students can discuss these questions and share their responses with a partner, in a group, or with the class.

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

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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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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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Bullying is a serious issue, and it's essential that students understand the difference between conflict and bullying. With this Anti-Bullying Bundle, you’ll get four highly effective resources that not only teach students what bullying is but also provide strategies for identifying, preventing, and addressing bullying behavior in a positive and proactive way.

You will be able to:

1. Understand What Bullying Is – Teach students to recognize the signs of bullying and how it differs from other conflicts.
2. Empower Students to Take a Stand – Activities designed to equip students with the tools they need to respond assertively when they witness or experience bullying.
3. Conflict Resolution and Healthy Friendships – Help students build the social skills needed to manage peer relationships and resolve conflicts peacefully.
4. Coping Strategies and Emotional Regulation – Support students with strategies to manage their emotions when faced with bullying situations.

Why This Bundle?

• Comprehensive, engaging lessons designed for elementary and middle school students.
• Perfect for school counselors, teachers, and administrators looking to foster a positive, safe learning environment.
• Includes worksheets, interactive activities, and role-playing scenarios that allow students to practice their new skills in a safe, structured environment.

Key Features:

• Low Prep, Print, Assemble & Go – Ready-to-use resources, saving you valuable planning time.
• Engaging Activities – Worksheets, role-playing scenarios, and interactive lessons that help students actively learn and practice anti-bullying strategies.
• Versatile Use – Perfect for whole class instruction, small group activities, or individual work in classrooms and school counseling settings.

Products Included in Download:

Digital Citizenship and Staying SMART

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What is Bullying?

Quiz, Quiz, Trade Cards

Digital Google Slides™ What is Bullying?

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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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Unlock the potential of your students with these engaging Interactive Notebooks designed for teaching crucial skills like anger management, emotional regulation, friendship, and coping strategies. These interactive notebooks are perfect for fostering social-emotional learning (SEL) in a fun and engaging way.

What’s Inside this Download:

• Friend or Frenemy Interactive Book: Teach students to navigate complex social dynamics and differentiate between healthy and unhealthy friendships.
• How to Make a Friend Interactive Book: Equip students with the tools to build and maintain positive, lasting friendships.
• Girl's Group Interactive Book: Focused on empowering young girls with the skills to manage emotions and develop strong interpersonal relationships.
• Boy's Group Interactive Book: Tailored to help boys understand and manage their emotions while fostering cooperative friendships.
• Superhero Self-Control Interactive Book: Harness the power of superheroes to teach children self-control and emotional resilience.

Why You'll Love This Bundle:

• Engaging & Interactive: Each session allows students to create their own book pages, making learning personalized and hands-on.
• Proven Success: These books are some of our best-sellers, highly praised for their effectiveness in enhancing student understanding and engagement.
• Versatile Use: Perfect for individual counseling sessions, small groups, or whole-class activities. Ideal for teachers, counselors, and parents looking for effective SEL resources.

Key Benefits:

• Boost Emotional Regulation: Students learn to recognize and manage their emotions through practical, creative activities.
• Improve Social Skills: Develop interpersonal skills that help children navigate their social world more effectively.
• Promote Positive Behavior: Encourages self-control and coping strategies that lead to better classroom and social behavior.

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The Sliders Game! Students match the 28 slider scenarios with the correct emotion the scenarios would evoke. they slide the slider portion until the emotion showing matches the emotions the situation would evoke. There is more than one possible answer to scenarios. As long as student reasoning and logic is sound, accept all answers. To assemble: Print Single Sided. Laminate. Cut Apart Half Page Cards. Cut Apart Bookmark Sized Sliders. Leave the white tips at the top and bottom of sliders intact. Only cut vertically. To create the sliders: 1) Cut slits along the two black lines on the situation cards. 2) Place the slider strip behind the card. 3) Push the slider strip through the front of the first slit (from the back), and out through the second slit (from the front). 4) Students slide the slider portion to match the emotion that the situation would evoke. (Refer to the pictures in the product preview) In the end, your students will know more about what situations evoke certain emotions. I hope you and your students love this activity! This is now part of a bundle! Click here for great savings! Mrs. Bell The Crafty Counselor
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The Cause and Effect Game 30 Question Cards and a Cause and Effect Chart Included. Simply Print, Laminate, and Cut. Students learn to understand that other people’s actions can have an impact on their emotional state. Students also learn that their emotions can positively and negatively affect other people. I hope you like this quick and fun resource! This is now part of a bundle! Click here for great savings! Mrs. Bell The Crafty Counselor
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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.

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• Lesson Outline/Lesson Plan
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• 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.

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It's important that students know their school counselor's roles and responsibilities. Students can best utilize the services school counselors provide when they are explicitly taught the services school counselors have to offer.  Help your students meet the counselor with this quick and engaging activity. 

Explain the main roles and responsibilities of the school counselor by using the included cootie catcher and roll the dice activity. 

Teach students that counselors are here to:

• Help students solve problems.
• Listen to students' problems and concerns.
• Help students make and keep friends.
• Help students deal with life changes.
• Remind students how special they are.
• Help students make and keep friends.
• Teach students about career options.

This activity allows students to become familiar with our roles and responsibilities as school counselors.  Students roll the dice and explain how what they landed on is important. For example, if the student lands on career, they should explain why it is important to explore career options with the counselor.

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rachel R. says, "Students love this activity!"

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ashleigh B. says, "Quick and easy--Think my students will really enjoy it"

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Mary H. says, "Grade 4 and 5 students loved it! Thanks"

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Are you in need of an interactive anti-bullying activity that will help raise awareness about the definition of bullying, highlights the differences between bullying and being unkind, and provides examples of bully-like behaviors? Look no further! These anti-bullying educational quiz, quiz, trade cards are for you!

These cards are the perfect complement to your anti-bullying lessons and can be used as an introduction to bullying activity or as an icebreaker activity. 

Gauge student knowledge with the pretest/post. Teach students how you recognize and prevent bullying with these engaging quiz, quiz, trade cards. 

Included in this Download:

• 13 Double-Sided Question Cards
• Pretest/Posttest
• Answer Key 

This resource includes 13 full-page double-sided question cards, as well as a worksheet that can be used as a pretest/posttest or in conjunction with other antibullying lessons.

This is a great classroom activity that not only teaches students about bullying but also allows students to practice social skills as they navigate working with various partners to answer the questions. 

Once you’ve passed out the question cards, use the stand up/hands up/pair up method for students to find a partner (or whatever works best for your group). Students will have a blast asking and answering questions as they learn more about the true definition of bullying. 

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Michaela Y. says, “This was a great activity to use with my 6th graders!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kim M. says, “I've had great success with my fifth graders. Thank you.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cacie S. says, “Fantastic resource!”

In the downloaded copy, some pages are intentionally left upside down for double-sided printing purposes. This design format allows students to read the two sides of the page at the same time. 

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The Empathy Building Game Help students recognize and understand how other people would feel in a given situation. Have students “walk a mile” in other people’s shoes while answering one important question; How do you think they would feel? Two sets of 52 game cards are included. Black and white cards should be used with advanced groups who have a solid grasp on understanding emotions. Students pick a card, read the situation, and describe the emotions the person would feel. The colored cards can be used as a guide for students who still need help understanding the basic concepts. The colors on the chameleons (on the cards) match the emotions the situations would evoke. They colored cards are based on how most people would feel if faced with these situations. I hope your students find this educational and exciting! This is now part of a bundle! Click here for great savings! Mrs. Bell The Crafty Counselor
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Are you looking for self-esteem-building activities that teach students positive self-talk and how to use positive affirmations? Look no further! These self-esteem activities for kids are sure to help you build students' confidence and boost their self-esteem.

Additionally, this download includes six self-affirmation and self-esteem-building activities for elementary-aged students. This resource includes everything you need to teach students how to build themselves up with positive self-talk and the use of positive affirmations.

Included in this Download:

• Foldable Activity
• Conversation Cards
• Conversation Cube
• Self Affirmation Poster Set
• Student Self Affirmation Flip Book
• Self Affirmation Activity Sheets

Suprise students with a secret compartment hidden within the folds of the paper in the foldable activity. Challenge students to think about their most likable qualities and statements they use to build themselves up. Break the ice with the conversation cube. Use the conversation cards to get students talking about positive self-talk and words of affirmation.  Hang the posters in highly visible areas for students to gaze upon. Create flipbooks for students to use when they need a self-esteem activity for a confidence boost. Let students get lost in a self-affirmation activity sheet. The possibilities and uses of the included resources are endless.

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Deborah E. says, "The lesson was great for my social skills group. Great examples of positive thinking are provided for students."

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Jacqueline R. says, "This is a very creative way to build confidence and competency. Can't wait to share this with my patients!"

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ashley M. says, "Nailed it again! Easy to use-everything you need!"

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