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Get your students thinking about kindness with this quick presentation. Students will get to use their detective skills to decide whether a situation is showing kindness or not. Students will then get to reflect on the importance of kindness and how they can show kindness at home and school. Can be used for 1:1 or group sessions.

Slides include:

10 situational scenarios

3 reflective questions

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Looking for resources on impulse control, making good choices, and stopping to think? This could be for you. Cute powerpoint with 12 social scenarios and four reflective questions to get them thinking about making good choices no matter the situation. Great for small groups, individual sessions, or whole classroom discussions.

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In this product, students can complete coping with anxiety activities that include the 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 Activity where they will draw things they see, touch, hear, smell, and taste. Students can also complete breathing activities - cloud breathing, triangle, square, star, and dragon breathing activity. Students will follow the directions to inhale, exhale, and hold their breath.

Students will use this St. Patrick's Day mindfulness activity, to write about what brings them good fortune (luck) and happiness. Students will cut out the shamrocks or gold coins will write their responses on each one. Students can then glue the shamrocks or gold coins on or around the pot of gold or the rainbow.

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St. Patrick's Day Mindfulness Activity

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St. Patrick's Day Mindfulness Writing Activities:

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Spring Writing Template and Example:

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Valentine's Day Mindfulness File Folder Activity

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In this product, students will discuss their feelings in their feelings emotion book. the definitions of the following emotions are included: angry, calm, disgusted, excited, happy, jealous, proud, scared, shy, silly, surprised, upset, and worried. Students can write when they felt these emotions in the past and can draw a picture. A picture is provided with each emotion to help students as well.

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Students will use this Valentine's Day mindfulness activity, to write about what brings them happiness and makes them feel good. Students will cut out the candy hearts and will write their responses on the each candy heart. Students can then glue the candy hearts on or around the jar.

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Valentine's Day Mindfulness File Folder Activity

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Are you looking for a resource that can help your preschool, pre-k and kindergarten students identify the size of a problem? These Big Problem Little Problem Scenarios will help your young learners differentiate between small, medium, and big problems.

Helping your students see that not all problems are equal, is a great first step in helping our young learners deal with problems that occur in preschool or daycare.

♡♡♡ Did you know this resource is part of a Preschool Conflict Resolution Activities | BUNDLE? & my Size of the Problem |BUNDLE?

Why help young learners understand Big Vs Small Problems?

Having an understanding of big problems vs little problems will allow your young learners to see that not all problems are the same; therefore, our reactions will defer according to the size of a problem.

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What’s Included in this Big Problems vs Little Problems resource?

1. A Detailed Lesson Plan

A comprehensive lesson plan included to help facilitate this lesson. No planning needed!

2. A Display Poster (8.5 x 11 inches)

A easy to refer to visual reminder for your classroom

3. Big Problem Little Problem Scenarios Sorting Activity

21 Big, Medium & Small Problem Scenarios for your young students to sort. An excellent discussion activity! Included are also 9 possible reaction cards to help guide discussion.

4. Print and Go Worksheets (4 pages)

Reinforce learning with these fun worksheets.

5. Comes in full color and black & white version.

The CASEL SEL Competencies Covered?

1. Self-management is the ability to manage one’s emotions, thoughts, and behaviors effectively in different situations and to achieve goals and aspirations. This includes the capacity to delay gratification, manage stress, and feel motivation and agency to accomplish personal and collective goals.

2. Responsible decision-making is the ability to make caring and constructive choices about personal behavior and social interactions across diverse situations. This includes the capacity to consider ethical standards and safety concerns and to evaluate the benefits and consequences of various actions for personal, social, and collective well-being.

Looking to add to your Unit on Conflict Resolution? Check these resources out:

• Conflict Resolution Games for Preschoolers

• Conflict Resolution Clip Cards

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Check Out this Social Story: "I Can Follow Directions"! This social narrative is a valuable resource to promote students following directions, listening, enhancing social skills, and supporting classroom management, particularly for individuals with autism or other social communication challenges.

This engaging counseling activity encourages students to develop essential social skills.

The social narrative revolves around "following directions," which teaches students to listen with their ears, think about what adults are saying, and follow directions.

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Back to School Social Story and Social Skills Activity Bundle:
This Back to School social story includes a variety of activities to teach a social skills lesson themed for back to school in social skills groups.

What's Inside:

⭐Back to School Social Story:

This social story uses visuals to remind students of the different experiences during the Back-to-School season, such as sharing, learning class rules and changes in routine. It pairs these experiences with adaptive coping strategies.

✈️Social Scenario Task Cards: Back-to-School Scenarios Dive into the world of interactive learning with our Social Scenario Task Cards. These engaging cards present a variety of Back to School-themed situations, encouraging thoughtful discussion and problem-solving. Whether it's a friend dilemma or a new teacher interaction, these cards provide a fun and interactive way to practice social skills in a supportive setting.

☁️ Back to School Coping Strategies Coloring Pages: "New Class Calmness" Embrace the therapeutic power of creativity with the Back to School Coping Strategies Coloring Pages. This set of school supply designs not only allows individuals to express themselves artistically but also introduces effective coping strategies for managing new school year-related stress and sensory overload. Each page is a canvas for relaxation.

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"I Can Have Empathy" is a 12 Page, easy-read social skills narrative designed to help children understand the importance of others and their social interactions. This engaging and interactive story promotes social-emotional learning and enhances children's understanding of empathy.

This book comes in full color with a black-and-white version as well.

Growth mindset, perseverance , and creativity all wrapped into one activity. The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds is very much loved and anticipated by my students! This activity is a great follow up in allowing students time to let their imaginations run, while motivating them to take the first step and see what could happen! You never know what the outcome will be when you are willing to try! This activity is a prime example of taking things one step at a time. Book not included in TeachShare product, but worksheets are ready to use upon download.

A "Pocket" Full of Kindness - An SEL Activity that focuses on kindness and the idea that you can take it with you wherever you go and "pull it right out of your back pocket" as the saying goes!! This activity is great for younger elementary students who are getting an introduction to all things kindness and all of the different ways that they can show kindness to others! For this activity, you will need string and scissor to help make it the most successful! My students LOVED being able to put their very own pocket together! I love the hands-on lessons as much as they do!

Looking for more kindness lessons and ideas? Check out the links below:

Kindness and the Impact of our Words (Upper Elementary/Middle School)

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Are you looking for a fun way to teach your students about self-control? My students LOVED creating this activity and had a whole new understanding of the meaning of self control and taking ownership of their own actions and choices!! They are still talking about it and reflecting on the activity as a whole. I encouraged my students to keep their remotes close by when they needed reminders, too! Win, win. Everything needed for a successful lesson on self-control included. BONUS classroom poster included and teacher reflection and key points guide to reference!

Come along on a social-emotional learning adventure where we learn how "A Pirate Makes a Great Team-Matey" with this short story all about working together and learning more about different tools that can help make us a great teammate! This download includes a copy of the short story "A Pirate Makes a Great Team-Matey" as well as FOUR follow up and follow along worksheets to help make this story even more interactive and engaging! Read together with your younger mateys or provide a fun opportunity during indepandant or small group reading time! However you chose to use, it is surely a fun resource to learn, grow, and explore together!

The Magical Yet book by Angela DiTerlizzi was a huge hit with my younger elementary students. We've been learning about Growth Mindset and dreaming about all of the things that we cannot do...yet... but want to work hard to accomplish someday! This follow up activity had my students' minds beaming with ideas and fun interactions of their future dreams and goals! It was so much fun to watch their eyes light up and think of alllllll the things they'd like to do someday. A few of my favorites were count to 100,000, drive a rocket, and learn to do a backflip! Photo of book cover included for reference and is not included in digital download.

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Our "Physical Abuse – Mini-Lesson for Little Learners," an essential resource designed to promote child abuse prevention and empower young students with Erin's Law lessons and activities focused on personal safety.

This engaging intervention, rooted in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) principles, is carefully crafted to address the sensitive topic of physical abuse while maintaining a supportive and child-friendly approach.

KEY FEATURES:

• Lesson: Delve into the complex subject of physical abuse through a series of age-appropriate mini-lessons, ensuring children grasp its meaning and significance.
• Real-Life Examples: Explore vivid illustrations and relatable scenarios that help students understand what constitutes physical abuse and recognize different forms it can take.
• Challenging Fault/Blame Mentality: Encourage critical thinking by examining the concept of fault and blame, emphasizing that victims of abuse are never at fault and should never be held responsible for the actions of others.
• Differentiating Discipline and Abuse: Foster a deep understanding of the clear distinction between appropriate discipline and harmful abuse, empowering children to identify and report instances of abuse accurately.
• Secrets and Disclosure: Create a safe space for children to discuss the importance of breaking the silence surrounding abuse, teaching them to differentiate between secrets that are okay to keep and those that may be harmful.
• Reflective Questions: Engage students in meaningful reflection through thought-provoking questions about their emotions, thoughts, and potential actions in abuse-related scenarios.
• Emergency Preparedness: Teach children the vital skill of calling for help in emergencies, equipping them with the knowledge and confidence to seek assistance when needed.
• Belief and Support: Empower children to navigate the challenging situation of not being believed or listened to, reinforcing the importance of reaching out to trusted individuals in their support system.
• Additional Contacts: Provide a comprehensive list of resources and contacts that children can turn to if they ever find themselves in distress or needing support.

With its child-centered approach and evidence-based content, "Physical Abuse – Mini-Lesson for Little Learners" serves as an indispensable tool for counselors, educators, and parents seeking to promote personal safety and empower children to recognize, prevent, and respond to physical abuse.

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• Self Esteem and Feelings Workbook
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• My Anger Management Workbook

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This lesson encourages children to build self-confidence and problem-solving skills by developing their own “self-care” tea. Helping students explore self-care at a young age can help them feel more confident and prepared when they need to implement them. During difficult times.

Students are encouraged and supported to create their own teacup filled with individual self-care habits and strategies that meet their individuals needs. Children can choose from a variety of self-care teacups and write their own self-care strategy tea bags to include. There are also a variety of self-care strategies included with visual supports that students can use if students require some support thinking of some strategies.

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Our "Physical Abuse – Mini-Lesson for Little Learners," an essential resource designed to promote child abuse prevention and empower young students with Erin's Law lessons and activities focused on personal safety.

This engaging intervention, rooted in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) principles, is carefully crafted to address the sensitive topic of physical abuse while maintaining a supportive and child-friendly approach.

KEY FEATURES:

• Lesson: Delve into the complex subject of physical abuse through a series of age-appropriate mini-lessons, ensuring children grasp its meaning and significance.
• Real-Life Examples: Explore vivid illustrations and relatable scenarios that help students understand what constitutes physical abuse and recognize different forms it can take.
• Challenging Fault/Blame Mentality: Encourage critical thinking by examining the concept of fault and blame, emphasizing that victims of abuse are never at fault and should never be held responsible for the actions of others.
• Differentiating Discipline and Abuse: Foster a deep understanding of the clear distinction between appropriate discipline and harmful abuse, empowering children to identify and report instances of abuse accurately.
• Secrets and Disclosure: Create a safe space for children to discuss the importance of breaking the silence surrounding abuse, teaching them to differentiate between secrets that are okay to keep and those that may be harmful.
• Reflective Questions: Engage students in meaningful reflection through thought-provoking questions about their emotions, thoughts, and potential actions in abuse-related scenarios.
• Emergency Preparedness: Teach children the vital skill of calling for help in emergencies, equipping them with the knowledge and confidence to seek assistance when needed.
• Belief and Support: Empower children to navigate the challenging situation of not being believed or listened to, reinforcing the importance of reaching out to trusted individuals in their support system.
• Additional Contacts: Provide a comprehensive list of resources and contacts that children can turn to if they ever find themselves in distress or needing support.

With its child-centered approach and evidence-based content, "Physical Abuse – Mini-Lesson for Little Learners" serves as an indispensable tool for counselors, educators, and parents seeking to promote personal safety and empower children to recognize, prevent, and respond to physical abuse.

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• Behavior and Feelings Workbook
• Gossiping & Rumors Workbook for Teens 
• CBT Workbook - Thoughts Feelings Behaviors for Teenagers
• Self Esteem and Feelings Workbook
• Emotions & Self Care Workbook
• My Anger Management Workbook

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Introducing "Domestic Violence – Mini-Lesson for Little Learners," a powerful and informative resource designed to promote child abuse prevention and empower young students with Erin's Law lessons and activities focused on personal safety.

This creative and engaging intervention, rooted in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) principles, provides a safe space for children to explore the sensitive topic of domestic violence.

KEY FEATURES:

• Understanding Domestic Violence: Help children develop a clear understanding of domestic violence by exploring its definition, different forms, and real-life examples that resonate with their experiences.
• Symbol of Domestic Violence: Introduce children to the symbolic purple ribbon associated with domestic violence awareness, fostering awareness and empathy for those affected.
• Challenging Fault/Blame Mentality: Encourage critical thinking by examining the harmful mentality of fault and blame, emphasizing that victims of domestic violence are never at fault and should never be held responsible for the actions of others.
• Secrets and Disclosure: Create a safe environment for children to discuss the importance of breaking the silence surrounding domestic violence, distinguishing between secrets that are safe to keep and those that may be harmful.
• Reflective Questions: Engage students in thought-provoking discussions about their emotions, thoughts, and potential actions in domestic violence-related scenarios, empowering them to think critically and develop empathy.
• Addressing Disbelief and Lack of Support: Explore strategies and options for children if they encounter disbelief or lack of support when disclosing domestic violence, emphasizing the importance of seeking help from trusted individuals in their support system.
• Building a Support Network: Help children identify their "Helping Hand" support system, including trusted adults, friends, and helpline contacts who can provide assistance and guidance.
• Safety Planning: Equip children with practical knowledge and skills to respond in emergency situations, including how to call for help and develop safety plans tailored to their specific circumstances.

"Domestic Violence – Mini-Lesson for Little Learners" is an invaluable resource for counselors, educators, and parents seeking to promote child abuse prevention, foster understanding, and empower children to recognize, prevent, and respond to domestic violence in a safe and supportive environment.

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• Behavior and Feelings Workbook
• Gossiping & Rumors Workbook for Teens 
• CBT Workbook - Thoughts Feelings Behaviors for Teenagers
• Self Esteem and Feelings Workbook
• Emotions & Self Care Workbook
• My Anger Management Workbook

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Our "Exploring Personal Safety – Trauma-Informed Mini Lesson for Students," a comprehensive and engaging resource designed to promote child abuse prevention and empower students through Erin's Law lessons and activities focused on personal safety.

This trauma-informed intervention is rooted in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) principles, providing a safe and supportive platform for students to understand the concept of personal safety.

KEY FEATURES:

• Understanding Personal Safety: Introduce students to the concept of personal safety and its significance in their lives, fostering awareness and empowerment.
• Differentiating Touches: Help students identify and differentiate between different types of touches, distinguishing between those that are okay, not okay, and confusing, and empowering them to establish and maintain boundaries.
• Exploring Types of Touches: Engage students in exploring safe touch, confusing touch, and private touch, facilitating a deeper understanding of personal boundaries.
• Secrets and Open Communication: Foster a safe environment for students to discuss the concept of secrets, encouraging open communication and empowering them to seek help when necessary.
• Reflective Questions: Promote critical thinking and self-reflection through thought-provoking questions, allowing students to explore their feelings, thoughts, hypothetical situations, and appropriate actions.
• Practice Calling for Help: Develop students' skills in seeking assistance during emergency situations, empowering them to take appropriate action and ensuring their safety.
• NO-GO-TELL Concept: Empower students to recognize and respond to unsafe situations by introducing the NO-GO-TELL concept, reinforcing their right to protect themselves and seek help.
• Dealing with Disbelief: Explore strategies for students if they encounter disbelief or are not listened to when disclosing personal safety concerns, empowering them to persist and seek support from trusted individuals.
• Personal Autonomy and Boundaries: Reinforce the message that students are the bosses of their own bodies, emphasizing personal autonomy, and the importance of setting and respecting boundaries.
• Building a Support System: Help students identify their "Helping Hand" support system, including trusted individuals such as counselors, teachers, family members, or friends who can provide guidance and support.
• Summary Points: Recapitulate the key learnings from the mini-lesson, reinforcing the importance of personal safety and empowering students with actionable knowledge.

"Exploring Personal Safety – Trauma-Informed Mini Lesson for Students" is a valuable resource for counselors, educators, and parents seeking to promote child abuse prevention, facilitate meaningful discussions, and empower students to prioritize and safeguard their personal safety.

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 ► Looking for more SEL workbook topics? We've got you covered!

• Behavior and Feelings Workbook
• Gossiping & Rumors Workbook for Teens 
• CBT Workbook - Thoughts Feelings Behaviors for Teenagers
• Self Esteem and Feelings Workbook
• Emotions & Self Care Workbook
• My Anger Management Workbook

© All Therapy Resources - Please read my Terms of Use regarding personal and commercial use of All Therapy Resources. You can download the free document here.