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SEL Morning Meeting Slides | SEL | Google Slides | Morning Meeting Questions

About This Resource

**★ Topic - **Morning Meeting Slides | SEL Reflection Questions

**★ **Covers 7 SEL Topics

★ 45 pages (w/ PowerPoint Slides)

**★ **PowerPoint and Digital versions

**★ **Suitable for Middle School and High School

**★ **Social Emotional Learning

This resource includes:

**★ **42 SEL Question Slides

**★ **Reference Sheet with Questions (3 pages)

**★ **Google Slide Link

This SEL Morning Meeting Slides resource offers a meaningful way to kick off your day while supporting your students’ social-emotional growth. This SEL-Based Morning Meeting Slide product is designed to spark thoughtful conversations, build classroom community, and help students reflect on real-life experiences and emotions in a safe, supportive way.

This product includes 42 student friendly discussion questions—6 questions across 7 key SEL themes that teens can genuinely connect with. Whether you're using them during morning meetings, advisory, homeroom, or as daily bell ringers, these prompts give students a chance to slow down, speak up, and strengthen their self-awareness, empathy, and communication skills.

Each slide features a clear, open-ended question paired with images of mature, diverse individuals that high school students can relate to—making the experience more engaging, authentic, and connection-driven. The slides are thoughtfully organized by topic—making it easy for you to find just the right question for the day’s focus. Plus, a printable PDF overview of all 7 topics is included so you can quickly reference and choose the questions that best meet your classroom needs.

Each question is open-ended, relatable, and thoughtfully worded to spark reflection and meaningful conversation. Whether students are talking in pairs, writing in journals, or engaging in group discussion, these slides make it easy to bring social-emotional learning into your daily routine—no prep required!

What’s Included:

✅ PowerPoint file for easy classroom display
✅ Google Slides version for digital and distance learning
✅ 7 SEL Topics:

✔️ Decision Making and Values

✔️ Emotions and Mental Health

✔️ Goals and Motivation

✔️ Relationships and Communication

✔️ Self Awareness and Identity

✔️ Self Growth and Mindset

✔️ Social Awareness and Empathy

✅ 6 engaging prompts per topic (42 questions and slides in total)
✅ Visually appealing slides with diverse images of real people to reflect a wide range of student backgrounds and experiences

✅ A **printable PDF reference sheet **is included with a list of all topics, helping you quickly locate and choose the questions that best support your goals for the day.

Perfect For:

⭐ Middle and high school SEL lessons
⭐ Morning meetings or advisory periods
⭐ Homeroom check-ins
⭐ Icebreakers and community-building
⭐ Counseling small groups
⭐ Journaling prompts or class discussion starters

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Created by © Queen's Educational Resources | All Rights Reserved

Your purchase includes one copy to be used in a single classroom. If you are looking for multiple copies, please be sure to purchase additional licenses.

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Please feel free to email me if you have any questions!

queenseducationalresources@gmail.com

SEL Back to School Activities | Get To Know Me Activities | All About Me | SEL

About This Resource

**★ Topic - **Get To Know Me | All About Me | Self-Awareness

**★ **Back to School Activity Worksheets

★ 20 Topics | 18 Prompts for EACH Topic | 360 Prompts in Total

**★ **42 pages

**★ **Print and Digital versions

**★ **Suitable for Middle School and High School

**★ **Social Emotional Learning

This resource includes:

★ 20 Get To Know Me "Roll and Match" Worksheets

★ 20 BLANK | Custom "Roll and Match" Worksheets** (You or students generate your OWN prompts!)**

★ 2 Teacher Guidance Sheets (One for each variation)

**★ 2 **Google Slide links (for each variation)

**Click on Preview for FULL product description!

Looking for a meaningful, low-prep activity to build connection, self-awareness, and classroom community during the first weeks of school or even throughout the year? This Roll & Match SEL Activity is the perfect tool to help your students reflect on who they are, what they need, and how they relate to others—all while having fun in small groups!

With **20 **diverse and relevant topics, students aren’t just answering random icebreaker questions. They’re thinking critically about their strengths, identifying challenges and areas of personal growth, and recognizing the people and supports that help them thrive.

This product includes two versions:

**✅ **One with 360 pre-made prompts across 20 SEL topics—featuring 20 worksheets, each with 18 thoughtful prompts (6 Strength, 6 Struggle, 6 Support) tailored to its theme.

**✅ **A second customizable set with blank worksheets—each organized by topic, with blank sections under Strength, Struggle, and Support for students (or you) to generate their own prompts.

★ Both versions are included in **print and digital formats, **with text boxes already created for easy typing or writing.

How to Play:

⭐ **If you choose to use the premade prompt version: **Each group receives a Roll & Match worksheet with prompts already filled in under the Strength, Struggle, and Support columns for numbers 1–6. Students take turns rolling a die. After rolling, they look at the row that matches their number and choose one prompt from the Strength, Struggle, or Support column to respond to. They can share their response aloud or write it down, based on the teacher’s instructions. Others in the group can comment, relate, or ask a follow-up question (optional).

⭐ **If you choose to use the blank | customized version: **Each group receives a blank Roll & Match worksheet organized by topic, with sections for Strength, Struggle, and Support under numbers 1–6. Students begin by working together to create their own prompts based on the chosen topic. Once complete, they take turns rolling a die, selecting one prompt from the matching row, and responding aloud or in writing. Group members may listen, connect, or ask follow-up questions if they wish.

▶ This resource also includes two teacher guidance worksheets, each aligned to the activity formats to ensure you know exactly how to begin and facilitate these engaging dice-rolling activities. The guidance sheets provide a clear overview of the purpose of the activity, a list of topic editions, materials needed, setup instructions, and step-by-step directions for how to play.

As students roll and respond to prompts, they’re:

✔️ Helping students reflect on their interests, daily habits, and personal challenges

✔️ Encouraging them to express their thoughts and feelings in a safe way

✔️ Promoting active listening and meaningful peer connections

✔️ Supporting the development of self-awareness, empathy, and a sense of belonging

✔️ Laying the groundwork for a respectful, supportive classroom community

▶ Whether using the 360 pre-made prompts or the editable version where you or students generate their own prompts, this activity transforms surface-level introductions into deeper, more meaningful conversations. It’s more than a get-to-know-you game—it’s an opportunity for students to share authentically and discover common ground.

❤️ 20 SEL-Focused Topics – Each topic includes 18 prompts - totaling 360 prompts!

**1. **Personality

**2. **Values

**3. **Friendship

**4. **Goals

**5. **Challenges & Growth

**6. **Interests & Hobbies

**7. **Identity & Self-Image

**8. **Decision-Making

**9. **School Life

**10. **Emotions & Stress

**11. **Communication Style

**12. **Fun & Favorites

**13. **Strengths & Talents

**14. **Bucket List

**15. **Technology & Media

**16. **Culture & Community

**17. **Daily Routines & Habits

**18. **Dream Jobs & Careers

**19. **Music & Mood

**20. **Gratitude & Positivity

Ideal for:

★ Back-to-school activities

★ Morning meetings
★ Advisory periods
★ SEL check-ins
★ Small group work or peer-building days

★ Relationship building

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Created by © Queen's Educational Resources | All Rights Reserved

Your purchase includes one copy to be used in a single classroom. If you are looking for multiple copies, please be sure to purchase additional licenses.

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Please feel free to email me if you have any questions!

queenseducationalresources@gmail.com

Social Emotional Learning Letter Writing | Letter Writing Activities | SEL

About This Resource

**★ **Social Emotional Learning Letter Writing Task Worksheets

★ 40 pages

**★ Resource Type – **Letter Writing Worksheets

**★ **Print and Digital (PDF and Google Slides - Text Boxes Already Created!)

**★ **Excellent for Grades 7-12

**★ **Google Slide Link

**★ **Comprehensive Sample Responses

Items Included:

**★ 20 **SEL Letter Writing Task Worksheets

**★ **Detailed Sample Responses

**★ **Google Slide Link

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This resource is also included in Google Slides! Text boxes have already been created to make it easier for you and your students! Each slide includes two instruction solution tabs for when students accidentally delete text boxes and when they want to zoom in (to enlarge worksheets). It's super helpful for students who are not that familiar with how to use Google Slides or need the extra assistance.

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Looking for a meaningful way to help your middle and high school students build empathy, reflection, and communication skills? This Social Emotional Learning Letter Writing resource includes 20 engaging SEL letter-writing tasks, each designed to spark honest self-reflection and thoughtful peer interaction. Each of the 20 SEL letter writing tasks begins with a clear, student-friendly introduction—just 1–2 sentences explaining the real-world topic or scenario—followed by the specific leer-writing prompt. This structure helps students connect personally with each topic and understand the “why” behind the writing, making each activity both meaningful and accessible.

SEL Letter Topics:

❤ Writing to Someone Who Challenged Your Thinking

❤ Writing About a Time You Felt Overlooked

❤ Letting Go of a Grudge

❤ Writing to Your Future Self about Your Hopes, Goals, and Dreams

❤ Giving Advice to Your Past Self

❤ Reflecting on a Time You Felt Proud

❤ Writing About a Past Mistake

❤ Encouraging Yourself Through a Hard Day

❤ Processing a Strong Emotion

❤ Reflecting on Personal Growth

❤ Apologizing for Unintentional Hurt

❤ Thanking Someone Who Supported You

❤ Writing to Someone You Admire

❤ Offering Comfort to a Friend

❤ Expressing Feelings of Exclusion

❤ Appreciating a Family Member

❤ Acknowledging Someone Who Shaped You By Example

❤ Admitting a Misjudgment

❤ Encouraging Someone Who’s Struggling

❤ Advocating for Yourself in a Difficult Situation

What’s Included:

▶ 20 Realistic SEL Letter Writing Prompts: Covering a wide range of teen-relevant topics such as gratitude, forgiveness, self-advocacy, apologizing, encouragement, personal growth, handling exclusion, and more.

▶ Comprehensive Sample Responses: Each task includes a full sample letter from a teen perspective, providing strong mentor texts for students and support for teachers.

▶ Flexible for ELA or Advisory: Perfect for English Language Arts, social-emotional learning classes, advisory, morning meetings, counseling groups, journaling, or writing centers.

▶ Printable and Digital Formats: Easy to assign as bell-ringers, exit tickets, sub plans, or full-length reflective writing assignments.

Benefits of SEL Letter Writing Activities

▶️ Builds Self-Awareness: Helps students identify, process, and manage emotions for greater self-understanding.
▶️ Develops Empathy: Encourages seeing situations from others’ perspectives, deepening empathy and respect.
▶️ Strengthens Communication: Fosters clear, assertive expression and real-world conflict resolution skills.
▶️ Improves Writing Skills: Inspires authentic, meaningful writing that strengthens fluency and confidence.
▶️ Supports Well-Being: Provides a healthy outlet for stress and emotion, building coping skills.
▶️ Teaches Accountability: Encourages reflection, responsibility, and personal growth.

SEL and ELA Skills Addressed:

❤️ Empathy and perspective-taking
❤️ Emotional awareness and self-regulation
❤️ Communication and conflict resolution
❤️ Reflection and personal goal-setting
❤️ Writing for authentic purposes

Why Teachers Love This Resource:

★ Builds essential SEL skills through real-world writing
★ Promotes a positive classroom community and self-expression
★ Provides ready-to-use mentor texts for struggling or reluctant writers
★ Encourages deeper connections among students and with themselves

Perfect for:

**▶️ **Middle School & High School SEL
**▶️ **Secondary ELA Classrooms
**▶️ **Guidance Counselors & Social Workers
**▶️ **Advisory & Homeroom Periods
**▶️ **Distance Learning or In-Person Use

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❌ Lesson plans are not included. This product can be used in addition to your own lesson plans and in such a way that best meets the needs of your students.

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Created by © Queen's Educational Resources | All Rights Reserved

Your purchase includes one copy to be used in a single classroom. If you are looking for multiple copies, please be sure to purchase additional licenses.

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Please feel free to email me if you have any questions!

queenseducationalresources@gmail.com

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