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Introduce students to the music of Miles Davis!

Composer Fact Sheet - From the composer's birthplace to the instruments they've studied, this one page reference sheet will make a great handout for your students.

Birthplace Guide - Add in some geographical research to discover more about where the composer was born! This page includes space for writing the capital, language, and even a popular food.

Listening Sheet - There are no wrong answers! Students can note how they feel and what they imagine while listening to a selected piece of music. Choose from the musical instruments, nature scenes, colors, and more.

Weather & Feelings - Weather is a recurring theme in classical music. Does a musical piece remind the listener of a snowy day or a cheerful sunny afternoon? Students can select the weather symbols that come to mind. Is the music happy or sad? A set of emotional characters allows your group to pick the feelings that best relate to a piece of music.

Printable Listening Sheet Sets Include:

01. Donna Lee (originally attributed to Charlie Parker, but is a Davis composition.)

02. Four

03. Dig

04. Blue in Green

05. Flamenco Sketches

06. All Blues

07. Milestones

Teaching Duration

Play one to two pieces per day for a week long study, or incorporate these activities into a composer of the month plan.

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Let's Explore Feelings! Fun with Faces and Words

This exciting worksheet is all about the many feelings we experience! Get ready to be an artist, a detective, and a storyteller!

Here's what kid'll do:

1. Become a Face Artist! Look at the blank face on the page. Imagine different feelings and emotions. Use crayons or markers to draw what a happy face might look like, or a sad face, or even a surprised one!
2. Word Detective! See those words below the faces? Trace the letters with a pencil to learn how to spell words like "happy," "sad," and "surprised."
3. Storytelling Time! Think about situations that might make someone feel a certain way. For example, if you drew a happy face, what could make you feel happy? Maybe getting a new toy or playing with friends? Write a short sentence about a situation that might cause that feeling.

This worksheet is a fun way to explore the world of emotions and how to express them!

This activity offers a fun and engaging way for students to explore and develop their artistic skills while also reaping valuable benefits across various cognitive and creative domains.

Benefits:

• Enhanced Observational Skills: Drawing facial expressions and hairstyles requires keen observation of subtle details like the curve of a smile, the tilt of a head, or the flow of hair strands. This practice sharpens students' ability to notice and appreciate the nuances of human features.
• Improved Fine Motor Skills: The delicate strokes needed for drawing facial features and hair help refine students' fine motor skills, leading to greater dexterity and control in their hand-eye coordination.
• Boosted Creativity: This activity encourages students to think creatively as they experiment with different expressions, hairstyles, and artistic styles. They can express their imagination and develop unique interpretations of emotions and appearances.
• Enhanced Emotional Understanding: By drawing various facial expressions, students gain a deeper understanding of how emotions are visually conveyed. This can improve their ability to recognize and empathize with the feelings of others.
• Development of Spatial Awareness: Drawing requires students to accurately represent three-dimensional features on a two-dimensional surface. This practice helps develop their spatial awareness and understanding of perspective.
• Self-Expression: Art provides a powerful outlet for self-expression. Students can use this activity to communicate their thoughts, feelings, and ideas in a visual way.
• Stress Relief: Engaging in creative activities like drawing can be a relaxing and enjoyable way to reduce stress and anxiety.
• Improved Academic Performance: Studies have shown that engaging in creative activities can enhance cognitive functions such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and memory.

Overall, Facial Expression and Hairstyle Drawing Practice is a versatile activity that promotes holistic development, fostering creativity, observational skills, fine motor skills, and emotional understanding while offering a fun and engaging way for students to express themselves.

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This set of worksheets help kids understand personal space in a fun and friendly way. It includes different activities that teach about respecting boundaries and interacting with others.

• Coloring Page: A creative way to introduce the concept of personal space.
• Maze Activity: Navigate to a friend without crossing into others’ personal space.
• Thumbs Up and Down Activity: Identify good and bad personal space behaviors.
• Cut and Paste Activity: Arrange characters at the right distance in various scenarios.
• Reflecting Page: A place for students to think and write about their experiences with personal space.

This resource makes learning about personal space enjoyable and easy for young learners!

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Feelings, Feelings Chart, Feelings Check-In, Checklist – This interactive resource is perfect for helping children express their emotions and identify areas of discomfort. "Where Do You Feel Pain?" is designed for teachers, counselors, and parents to support kids in understanding their physical and emotional well-being.

This resource includes:

• A large body diagram for children to mark areas of pain or discomfort.
• A feelings chart to help kids associate their emotions with physical sensations.
• A check-in checklist to encourage self-awareness and communication.
• Bright, colorful visuals to engage young learners.

Perfect for:

• Classroom emotional check-ins.
• Therapy and counseling sessions.
• Teaching body awareness and fostering self-expression.

Support children in identifying their feelings and needs with this easy-to-use, kid-friendly tool!

Fun Mental health awarenes quotes Coloring Pages For Toddler, Preschool, Kindergarten, Girls, Boys Kids. This paint dauber coloring Pages is perfect for younger to practice pre-writing skills and have fun at the same time. Makes a fun gift!

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This Printable Emotions Wheel for kids by “The Fun Sheep” is the perfect tool to help kids explore and understand their feelings in a fun and engaging way

Encourage open communication about feelings with your child using this interactive Emotions Wheel. With a simple spin of the wheel, your child can express their emotions and share what they're feeling each day. This tool is particularly valuable during moments of difficulty in communication, offering a visual aid to bridge the gap

Adaptable to different stages of development, kids can switch the wheel from toddler mode, featuring 4 emotions, to the pre-k and kindergarten stage, showcasing 8 emotions. This transition offers an opportunity for them to progressively identify and understand a wider range of feelings

What comes in the product:

- 4 Emotions Wheel for toddler (includes black & white)

- 8 Emotions Wheel for pre-k and kindergarten stage (includes black & white)

- Emotions included are: Happy, Angry, Sad, Scared, Surprised, Confused, Silly, Bored

- 6 pages to print

- A4 paper Size

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

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Teach children the importance of kind and respectful communication with Don’t Use Bad Words! This engaging social story helps early learners understand why avoiding bad words, profanity, and inappropriate speech is essential for positive interactions at school, home, and in the community.

Through relatable scenarios, students will see the impact of using vulgar language or cursing, learn alternative ways to express emotions, and discover how to repair relationships when mistakes happen.

Perfect for classrooms, therapy sessions, or at-home discussions, this resource supports social-emotional learning and fosters an environment of respect and understanding.

Key Features:

• Clear, relatable examples of why using profanity or inappropriate talk can hurt feelings
• Positive strategies for managing emotions without resorting to vulgar language
• Child-friendly illustrations that engage young learners
• Printable and digital formats for versatile teaching

Whether addressing inappropriate speech in the classroom or reinforcing respectful communication at home, Don’t Use Bad Words is an invaluable tool for teaching kindness and self-control.

Help your learners build better communication habits with this easy-to-use and impactful social story!

Looking for fun activities to keep your early and fast finishers busy? Squiggle Stories are a fun activity that lets your kiddos complete a picture drawing and write their own creative story. If you're looking for FUN activities to incorporate during downtime or on "think outside the box Thursdays" then look no further! Perfect for K-2, These finish the picture drawing worksheets with Primary Writing Lines will help your students to think outside the box and get creative! These activities are designed to let your student’s imagination take the lead!

Perfect for:

• morning meetings
• brain breaks
• sub-work
• indoor recess
• snack time
• morning work
• early finishers
• mindfulness activities
• free choice
• Think Outside the Box Thursdays
• decompress after testing
• end of year

If you like these, don't forget to check out the Early Finishers Independent Activity Packet BUNDLE, which features 7 sets of activities (22 total) Find it here.

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Social emotional learning activity and craft printable or bulletin board

Have your class show Gratitude and Appreciation for self, their school, and themselves. This is an easy, ready to go, printable craftivity that requires no prep or supplies

Self love is important to foster throughout the school year. Research shows when we love, appreciate, and see the good in ourselves, we are more easily able to do the same for others.

Teaching children about the power and habit of gratitude benefits your classroom climate and community in so many positive ways.

several printable page options:

• "What I love about my school"
• "What I love about myself"
• "What I love about my friends"

3 cute printable cutouts for writing examples of appreciation, love, and gratitude:

• hearts
• clouds
• books

integrating social-emotional learning (SEL) into your classroom curriculum with easy no prep crafts, will enhance students' sense of community and foster positive relationships.

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Thanksgiving Retro & Preppy | Groovy Early Finishers Coloring Page for SEL Freebie: Explore a fun and creative Thanksgiving activity with this retro Thanksgiving coloring page! Perfect for classrooms and home use, this printable page is perfect for early finishers, indoor recess, Thanksgiving parties, writing prompts, and more!

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What's Included:

• 1 Thanksgiving coloring page with a unique background and gratitude inspirational quote

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Improve a growth mindset in your students with this valuable tool Positive Affirmations - Coloring in Worksheets pack. This easy to print, no prep pack includes 18 fun worksheets, each featuring a powerful phrase for students that are a fun way to keep them motivated. Each page has a short growth mindset phrase for your PreK, Kindergarten or First/Second year students that help build their self-esteem, confidence & resilience. Encourage your students to read the affirmations aloud, reflect upon them while looking in the mirror, and repeat them once more. Your students will have a blast coloring in the charming insect themed worksheets, adding an element of creativity to their practice. UK and US English versions.

There are many other positive reinforcement games that you can play with your students. Here are a few ideas you can play and then use these Growth Mindset - Positive Affirmations - Coloring in Worksheet as consolidation:

1. Catch the Compliment: In this game, students write compliments about each other on small pieces of paper. The teacher collects the compliments and reads them aloud. The student who is being complimented gets to catch a small toy or ball.
2. High Five Challenge: This game challenges students to reach a certain goal, such as completing a certain number of math problems. When they achieve the goal, they get a high five from the teacher or another student.
3. Treasure Box: Create a treasure box filled with small toys, stickers, and other fun items. When students do something positive, they get to choose a prize from the treasure box.
4. Class Compliments: Set a goal for the class, such as being respectful to each other or completing assignments on time. When the class achieves the goal, they get a compliment from the teacher and a reward, such as extra recess time.
5. Team Points: Divide the class into teams and award points for positive behavior. The team with the most points at the end of the week gets a reward, such as a pizza party or movie day.

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Are you looking for a Big Problem vs Little Problem activity to add to your Unit on Size of the Problem? These big problem-little problem worksheets will help your students differentiate between small and big problems; thus, helping them match the level at which they react to the severity of a problem.

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

Did you know that, this resource is also part of my Size of the Problem |BUNDLE?

What’s included in this Big Problem vs Little Problem Worksheets resource?

• 16 Big Problem Little Problem Worksheets highlighting what is a big problem and what is a small problem, size of the problem vs reaction, how can you respond to a small/big problem

• Types of Size of the Problem Worksheets: 

2 x Cut & Sort - Big vs Small Problem

1 x Circle Big Problem or Small Problem

3 x Matching Activity

1 x Does the Problem and reaction match? Yes or No

2 x How can you respond to a big/small problem? Draw your answer.

1 x Things I can do if there is a problem at school - coloring sheet

3 x Draw and Write ( 2 Versions: single line writing page & 1-inch handwriting lines)

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How to Use these Big Problem Little Problem Worksheets?

Option A:

For students already reading, this can be an independent activity for your classroom centers.

Great for reinforcing Size of the Problem or Problem Solving Concepts already learnt.

Option B:

For younger students or students not yet reading, these big problem little problem worksheets can be used with small groups or one to one work with an individual student. This allows you to delve into discussions in a fun and interactive way.

The CASEL SEL COMPETENCIES supported by this resource are:

1. Social Awareness- Being able to put themselves in another’s shoes and see the other’s point of view.

2. Responsible decision-making is the ability to make caring and constructive choices about personal behavior and social interactions across diverse situations.

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Invite students on a journey of musical discovery this spring! Classical music has been shown to provide numerous benefits for children, including reducing stress, improving focus and concentration, and increasing creativity. These activities are also great for developing further interest in music appreciation and building social-emotional skills.

Classical Spring Tale listening sheets combine music appreciation with a spring theme! Students compose their spring tales by choosing the setting, characters, and familiar spring objects inspired by the music. There’s also a drawing box for students to capture a scene from their imaginations. Discuss and display for further engagement!

Featured Music:

1. Symphony No. 6 "Pastoral," Ludwig Van Beethoven

Learning Objectives

• increased knowledge of composers from different backgrounds
• observe emotional influences within a composition
• familiarity with the composer's works
• ability to recognize, and engage with, popular pieces of music
• identify different instrument sounds
• social-emotional exploration of feelings and moods within the music
• creative expression by drawing and choosing colors related to a musical theme

There are no wrong answers and no musical training is required (great for sub plans!) Just print and play. Music is available on YouTube or your preferred streaming service.

Embark on a 12-month musical journey through time with the Classical Journey Bundle! ♬

Add a touch of mindful music to any season, holiday, or composer unit study. With over 150 categorized classical pieces, the Classical Journey Bundle offers an engaging printable for every occasion. Each month unlocks a curated selection of themed classical music pieces, perfectly paired with a holiday or season!

"Explore Emotions Worksheet: Have fun while learning about 12 emotions and feelings! Draw different expressions on plain faces - Happy, Sad, Afraid, Excited, Angry, Silly, Scared, Shy, Surprised, Proud, Worried, and Content. Practice tracing the letters to spell out each emotion & feeling. Let your creativity and learning shine!"

Struggling to engage students in emotional intelligence? This activity makes learning about feelings fun and effective!

What it is:

Students become detectives of emotions! They'll read real-life scenarios and use their social-emotional skills to identify the feelings involved. Then, they'll express their understanding by drawing an emotion face in a designated box above the situation.

Benefits for Students:

• Develops Emotional Literacy: Students will learn to recognize and name a wide range of emotions in themselves and others.
• Boosts Empathy: By understanding situations and feelings, students build empathy and become better communicators.
• Enhances Social Skills: This activity fosters emotional regulation and equips students to navigate social situations with confidence.

Benefits for Teachers:

• Engaging and Interactive: This activity keeps students actively involved in learning about social-emotional intelligence.
• Quick and Easy to Implement: No prep needed! Just print the scenarios and let the emotional learning begin.
• Provides Valuable Insights: Observe students' responses to gain a deeper understanding of their emotional awareness.

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This is a set of 5 worksheets to help students differentiate between Big problem and small problem through different activities and visuals. This makes a great addition to your unit on Size of the Problem!

Five Interactive Worksheets:

• Activities that involve categorizing, matching, drawing, and coloring exercises to help students distinguish between "Big" and "Little" problems.

Display Cards for Bulletin Boards:

• 8 cards total: Four cards featuring examples of "Big Problems" and four for "Little Problems."
• Each set of problem cards is accompanied by a title card labeled either "BIG Problems" or "LITTLE Problems."

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Fun Autism awareness Acceptance Jigsaw Puzzle Template Puzzles is an engaging and creative activity pack designed for young learners. This unique resource combines the fun of jigsaw puzzles with the creativity of coloring pages. Children will delight in solving the jigsaw puzzles to reveal adorable images of Gratitude Lettering setting. After completing the puzzles, they can express their artistic skills by coloring the pictures in vibrant hues.

WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE

• 30 Pages

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

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• Unlimited prints

• Great for kids, boys and girls

JUST DOWNLOAD, PRINT AND GET STARTED

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This Printable Emotions Wheel Chart for kids by “The Fun Sheep” is the perfect tool to help kids explore and understand their feelings in a fun and engaging way

As kids interact with this Emotions Wheel, they will not only learn to identify different facial expressions but also develop a vocabulary to express their emotions effectively. Empower your child to navigate their feelings and emotions confidently

Adaptable to different stages of development, kids can switch the wheel from toddler mode, featuring 4 emotions, to the pre-k and kindergarten stage, showcasing 8 emotions. This transition offers an opportunity for them to progressively identify and understand a wider range of feelings

What comes in the product:

- 4 Emotions Wheel for toddler (includes black & white)

- 8 Emotions Wheel for pre-k and kindergarten stage (includes black & white)

- Emotions included are: Happy, Angry, Sad, Scared, Surprised, Confused, Silly, Bored

- 12 pages to print

- A4 paper Size

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

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