Pre-K Social Emotional Learning Task Cards

Want to teach your little ones about responsibility in a hands on way? This resource could be for you. This fun and interactive game will help young learners understand the importance of taking responsibility for their actions in a playful and educational way. With colorful cards that feature various scenarios, students will be able to enhance essential skills for school and beyond.

Responsibility cards include:

-Feeding pets

-Washing hands

-Raising hands

-Brushing teeth

-Cleaning up

-Taking a bath

-Putting on shoes

-Siting quietly

-Finding clothes

-Brushing hair

-Doing homework

-Playing fair

-Eating lunch

-Being a good sport

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From emotion identification to self-regulation coping skills, this bundle is filled with fun activities and worksheets that teach kids how to handle their emotions, get along with others in a simple and engaging way.

Whether you're a parent, teacher, or counselor, this bundle provides a versatile toolkit for teaching social skills and promoting healthy emotional development

Activities included in this printable Bundle:

- Emotions Matching Game

- Emotions & Feelings Flashcards

- Feelings & Emotions Wheel

- Emotions Clip Cards

- Monsters Emotions Flash Cards

- Emoji Feelings Matching Activity

- Drawing Expressions & Emotions

- Bugs Breathing Cards

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Are you looking for empathy building activities for preschoolers that will help develop your pre-k, preschool or kindergarten students' abilities to see things from the point of view of others and support them as they develop actions and words to show empathy to others?

This complete Activities on Empathy Bundle is exactly what you need! Read on to get more details on each of the resources included: Preschool Empathy Activities, Empathy Task Cards & Empathy Sorting Activity

What’s included in this amazing Activities on Empathy resource?

Resource # 1: Preschool Empathy Activities

 This carefully planned empathy building activities for preschoolers resource, will do just that!

Start with a lesson on Perspective Taking then move on to the Developing Empathy lesson. This perfect combo will help your students:

• realize that other people may think differently about the same thing and that's okay

• see things from other's points of view

• know what they can do and say to show empathy

What’s included in this preschool empathy activities resource?

1. Two Detailed Lesson Plans: To guide you through introducing perspective taking and developing empathy. 

2. Two PowerPoint Presentation: To introduce & practice the concepts & interactive questions to engage your students.

a.Perspective Taking 

b.Showing Empathy – Things we can Say and Do

3. Show Empathy Banner Display & Recording Sheets 

4. Perspective Taking Craft Activity

5. Show Empathy: The Board Game

This colorful board game gives the children an added opportunity to talk about Empathy and to share ideas in a fun way.

6. Display Posters: ‘Empathy Means …’ & ‘I can practice Perspective Taking’

7. Perspective Taking Role Play Activity

8. Letter to Families (editable): Build connections with families by sending a letter home letting them know what you are focusing on & how they can support their child.

Resource #2: Empathy Sorting Activity

This Empathy Sorting Activity will be a great addition to your Unit on Developing Empathy and will help your students differentiate between actions and words that show empathy versus actions and words that do not show empathy.

What’s included in this Empathy Sorting Activity resource?

• 32 Scenarios to discuss and sort (Color and Black & White)

• 1 Editable page for you to edit the text box to add your own relevant scenarios

• Discussion Questions Prompt Card

• 2 x Empathy Activity Sheets – Things I can do to show more empathy & Things I can do to show more empathy.

When to use this empathy sorting activity?

•This sorting activity works well with an individual,  a small group or with your whole class.

•Great addition to your Unit on Developing Empathy. 

How to use this empathy sorting activity?

Option A: For younger students or students not yet reading, this sorting activity can be used to stimulate small group discussions or whole group discussions. Does the person in the scenario show empathy? Or ”Does not show empathy?”

Use the discussion questions to help stimulate discussions around each scenario.

When looking at the scenarios that do not show empathy, add the 3rd Card: “What can you say or do to show more empathy?”

This will extend your students’ thinking and encourage them to delve deeper into the discussion around empathy.

Option B: For students already reading, these could be a classroom center activity or a writing prompt.

Resource # 3: Empathy Task Cards

These Empathy Task cards will be a great addition to your Unit on Developing Empathy and will help your preschool, pre-k or kindergarten students identify how others might be feeling and begin to think about how they can respond with empathy to others.

What’s included in this Empathy Task Cards resource?

• 44 Task Cards in color and black & white versions.

(22 at school & 22 at home)

•2 editable pages to create your own scenarios.

• 18 Feelings Character Cards

• Task Card Recording Sheet

When to use these Empathy Task Cards?

•These task cards work well with an individual,  a small group or with your whole class.

•Great addition to your Unit on Developing Empathy. 

How to use these Empathy Task Cards ?

Option 1: Use these task cards as a catalyst for discussion with a small group, an individual or during your group time. 

You may choose to add the Feeling Character Cards as a way for your students to respond to the scenarios. You read the scenario and your student holds up the feeling card they think best represents the situation.

Feelings included are:

Frustrated. Nervous. Angry. Upset. Annoyed. Worried. Sick. Scared. Cold. Thirsty. Hungry. Tired. Excited. Surprised. Proud. Confident. Unsure. Embarrassed. 

Option 2: For students already reading and/or writing, these task cards are great as a ‘think-pair-share’ exercise, or students can write their responses using the recording sheet provided.

Option 3: Role play the different scenarios and invite students to discuss the situations and how each person might be feeling. Use the questions prompts to help guide discussions.

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This Back to School Interactive Social Narrative is a valuable resource to support individuals with autism and special education services during the back-to-school transition. This social narrative promotes social-emotional learning and teaches essential social skills, empowering students to navigate the challenges and changes associated with transitioning back to school.

These low prep and engaging task cards are a great way to practice identifying and matching emotions. Great for younger students, special eductation, students working on fine motor skills; and nonverbal students. Students will identify the emotion on the top of the task card and find the corresponding emotion. They can clip a clothes pin on the emotion or circle it with a dry erase marker. 

Resource also includes emotion mats. Students will get to practice drawing in the different emotions. Each mat provides an example of how they can draw the emotions-perfect for those still struggling or who need an extra assist. Great for 1:1, small groups, centers, quiet work, etc.

Emotions included: 

Angry 

Bored 

Crying 

Happy 

Kissing 

Sad

Scared

Sick

Silly

Surprised

Tired

Worried

Resource comes in colored and black/white versions. 

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These Monsters Educational Emotional Learning Cards for Kids by “The Fun Sheep” offer a unique opportunity for your kids to learn about different emotions and feelings in a fun way.

With these 8 different emotions visual cards, kids can visually connect with each emotion and start to associate them with their corresponding feelings. The set also includes the same 8 visual cards ready to be cut out, allowing for hands-on learning and interactive exploration

With these visual aids, your child will not only learn about emotions but also develop the skills to manage them in healthy and constructive ways

What comes in the product:

- Set of 8 different emotions visual cards (it includes the same 8 visual cards ready to cut out)

- Emotions Included: Happy, Sad, Surprised, Angry, Excited, Calm, Bored, Annoyed.

- 4 pages to print

- A4 paper Size

- Best to print on card stock (Colors will vary depending on printer used)

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Are you looking for activities for teaching empathy to your young learners? These Empathy Task cards will be a great addition to your Unit on Developing Empathy and will help your preschool, pre-k or kindergarten students identify how others might be feeling and begin to think about how they can respond with empathy to others.

*Did You know this is part of my EMPATHY ACTIVITIES BUNDLE?

What’s included in this Empathy Task Cards resource?

• 44 Task Cards in color and black & white versions.

(22 at school & 22 at home)

•2 editable pages to create your own scenarios.

• 18 Feelings Character Cards

• Task Card Recording Sheet

When to use these Empathy Task Cards?

•These task cards work well with an individual,  a small group or with your whole class.

•Great addition to your Unit on Developing Empathy. 

How to use these Empathy Task Cards ?

Option 1: Use these task cards as a catalyst for discussion with a small group, an individual or during your group time. 

You may choose to add the Feeling Character Cards as a way for your students to respond to the scenarios. You read the scenario and your student holds up the feeling card they think best represents the situation.

Feelings included are:

Frustrated. Nervous. Angry. Upset. Annoyed. Worried. Sick. Scared. Cold. Thirsty. Hungry. Tired. Excited. Surprised. Proud. Confident. Unsure. Embarrassed. 

Option 2: For students already reading and/or writing, these task cards are great as a ‘think-pair-share’ exercise, or students can write their responses using the recording sheet provided.

Option 3: Role play the different scenarios and invite students to discuss the situations and how each person might be feeling. Use the questions prompts to help guide discussions.

*If you want more support in helping your students develop empathy, why not check out my EMPATHY ACTIVITIES BUNDLE? Super helpful!

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These back to school themed task card sets are perfect for special education classrooms, life skills programs, or center-based activities. They can be used for individualized instruction, small-group activities, iep goal or independent practice. The tasks are designed to enhance key skills, promote engagement, and support student learning during the back-to-school period.

Included:

**►**Color Sort ►Mixed Math (with visuals) ►Letter Sound Match ►ABC Tracing ►Back to School Social Story ►Errorless Letter to Letter Match ►Mixed Multiplication ►Number Identification ►Shape Match

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Back to School Beginning Sounds

ABC Tracing Task Card Set

Back to School Color Task Card Set

ABC Letter Match Task Card Set

These Identifying Feelings and Emotions Task Cards by “The Fun Sheep” are the Perfect way for Toddlers and Preschoolers to build a solid foundation in understanding feelings. This activity empowers them to identify and express their emotions confidently, nurturing a lifelong skill set for healthy emotional development

It's a valuable addition to early childhood education, promoting emotional growth and self-awareness in a meaningful way

What comes in the product:

- Set of 14 different Clip Cards

- Feelings Included: Angry, Bored, Confused, Crying, Disgusted, Shy, Excited, Happy, Interested, Sad, Scared, Silly, Surprised, Tired

- 4 pages to print

- A4 paper Size

- Best to print on card stock (Colors will vary depending on printer used)

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Are you looking for a comprehensive bundle that includes all the essential activities on friendship for preschoolers? This thoughtfully planned out friendship activities bundle is filled with over 500-pages and has all the major friendship skills in mind.

With 19 classroom resources to teach Friendship Skills to your preschoolers, you will have all you need to support your young learners as they develop those skills needed for healthy relationships!

What’s Covered in these Activities on Friendship for Preschoolers BUNDLE?

The Units included are:

♡ Friendships

• Qualities of a Good Friend - Lesson & Activities
• Sharing a Friend - Lesson & Activities
• Friendship Scenario Problem Solving
• Friendship Classroom Posters
• Being a Good Friend - Clip Cards
• Recipe for Being a Good Friend
• Friendship Craft for Preschoolers

♡ Kindness

• Kindness Lesson & Activities
• Kindness Questions
• Kindness - Clip Cards
• Kindness Feed the Monster
• Kindness Coloring Pages
• Kindness Classroom Challenge

♡ Empathy

• Preschool Empathy Lesson & Activities
• Empathy Sorting Activity
• Empathy Task Cards

♡ Problem-Solving & Working Together

• Conflict Resolution Lesson
• Big Problem-Little-Problem Scenarios
• Teamwork Lesson

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This Friendship Activities for Preschoolers Bundle includes everything you need to develop friendship skills in your young learners. Everything you need to get intentional about teaching friendship skills to your young learners is in this bundle!

▻Detailed lesson plans, hands-on sorting activities, printables, craft ideas, PowerPoint stories to stimulate discussion, games, posters, booklets, displays and so much more!

How to Use these Friendship Activities for Preschoolers?

▻ These resources are intended for whole group time with our young learners or with small groups. This allows for us to talk to each other, share our thoughts and experiences, and most importantly make sure that we are all aware of what is expected.

▻ Connect with families using the letters home to invite families to join us as we explore each unit.

▻ Download and use as planned, utilizing the lesson plans included, or use parts of the unit as needed to complement your social-emotional learning curriculum.

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