Are you looking for preschool teamwork activities that will engage your preschool, pre-k or kindergarten students? This comprehensive lesson and activities on teamwork is exactly what you need to help your young learners begin to start thinking and talking about:

✯ The qualities of teamwork

✯ The importance of teamwork

✯ When teamwork is beneficial in the classroom or in the playground

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What's included in this thorough Preschool Teamwork Activities Resource?

1. A Detailed Lesson Plan – A step-by-step description of how to use each resource to get the most out of your lesson. CASEL aligned.

2**. Team Puzzle Challenge** – 12 printable puzzles (8 pieces & 11 pieces) to work on as a group and to promote discussion around the benefits and challenges while working on the puzzle.

These interactive teamwork activities for preschoolers will encourage your children to work as part of a team while having fun at the same time!

3. Whole Group Sorting Activity – When is it a good time to work in collaboration with others?

4. Teamwork Means … - Let's discuss the qualities of teamwork. What makes great teamwork?

1. Printable Worksheets - Draw a time you were great at teamwork, draw what teamwork means to you & illustrate your own quote poster.

6. Team Building Challenges- 3 fun team-building challenges to choose from to practice those teamwork qualities.

7. Classroom Display Poster (8.5x11 inches) – 2 versions (B&W & Color)

8. Teamwork Awards – 2 versions (B&W & Color) The classroom teamwork posters and awards will help reinforce the importance of teamwork in the classroom community.

9. Letter to Families - 2 Versions Editable Version & Ready to Email Version in a separate file.

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Are you looking for a fun and interactive way to teach your young learners about being a good friend? The friendship lesson and activities in this resource have been developed to get young learners thinking and discussing ways to be a good friend. 

Perfect for pre-k and preschool students, the visual prompts will help stimulate discussion and the read-aloud story will get your students engaged and sharing their thoughts!

These fun and interactive activities will get your young students thinking & identifying ways they can be a good friend.

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The Friendship Activities for Preschoolers Included Are:

1. Detailed Lesson Plan: Suggested use for each product to create a fun-filled, interactive and thoughtful lesson that builds friendship skills. CASEL aligned.

2. A Funny Read Aloud PowerPoint Story – read aloud together as a group, highlight examples and share thoughts. Have fun while developing your friendship skills!

3. Sorting Activity: Is this a great way to be a friend? Yes OR No? Discuss and sort Ways to be a Good Friend. Use the discussion prompts to extend the discussion.

4. Worksheets: Color-in ways to be a good friend, draw & tell worksheets, draw & write worksheets, Cut & Paste worksheet. 

5. Gratitude Practice:

Show recognition and gratitude to our friends by sending them a thank you note.

6. Friendship Challenge: Set a classroom friendship challenge to get your students practicing some easy ways they can be a good friend in the classroom.

When a child completes one of these challenges, they color in the square.

Each child has until the end of the week to complete as many friendship challenges as possible.

6. Super Friend Awards – These awards can be given out when you notice someone showing the qualities of being a good friend.

7.  Letter Home to Families - Keep your families informed and involved in what is happening in this unit of study. Editable version included.

8. Added Practice: Finding your students need a little bit more concrete practice? I’ve included scenes for you to use to stimulate ideas around how we can be a good friend in the classroom and on the playground.

✯✯ Everything you need for the lesson is here in this resource. ✯✯

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Empathy Activities for Preschoolers

Conflict Resolution Activities BUNDLE

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Are you looking to help your children identify ways of being a good friend? Use this print and go friendship activity for preschoolers to get your children thinking about what it looks like to be a good friend. These friendship clip-cards are a perfect companion to your Unit on Friendship.

These bright and engaging clip cards show pictures of ways of being a good friend versus not so desirable ways of treating a friend. The beautiful clip art shows many different common scenarios your young learner would identify with.

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What’s included in this friendship activity for preschoolers?

1. 16 x Is This Being a Good Friend (Yes/No)? Clip Cards
2. 12 x Who’s Being a Good Friend? Clip Cards
3. All pages come in vibrant color or ink-saving black and white.

Just print on card stock, laminate for durability and then grab some pegs! Super easy!

How to Use these Friendship Clip Cards?

This resource is intended to be used with your student one to one so that you may spend time discussing what you see. It may also be used as an independent work activity for your students. Just place the Being a Good Friend clip cards in your classroom center as part of your unit on Friendships. 

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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.

*Download the Preview for More Details on these Big Problems Vs Little Problems*

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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Do you need a fun and interactive friendship activity for preschoolers that helps reinforce how to be a very good friend?

Your young learners are going to love ‘mixing up’ this recipe for being a good friend! ☼What ingredients will your students add to the pot? 

This resource will be a great addition to your Unit on Friendship with your preschoolers and kindergarten students and will get your young learners talking about how to be a good friend.

What’s included in this Recipe for Being a Good Friend activity?

• Detailed lesson plan
• A large pot & mixing spoon with ingredients to add to the pot.
• Positive & Negative qualities 
• 1 x Editable page to add your own ingredients for friendship
• Recipe for a good friend worksheet (3 versions)
• Craft: Recipe for Being a Good Friend- Chef Hat

How to Use this Recipe for Being a Good Friend Activity?

This resource is intended to be used with your students in a group time lesson to reinforce qualities of a good friend with your young learners in a fun & interactive way!

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Are you looking for kindness conversation starters to promote meaningful discussion about kindness with your preschool, pre k or kindergarten students?

Get your students into the mindset of being kind and finding ways to be kind in ordinary situations using these questions on kindness. 

These Questions on Kindness are perfect for use with the whole class, small group or one to one. 

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When could you use these Kindness Questions?

♡ Use during kindness month or  World Kindness Day 

♡ Use at the beginning of the school year to help develop a culture of kindness in your classroom.

♡ Use during morning meeting

♡ Pair with any kindness book (grab a list of cool kindness books here)

What’s Included in this Questions about Kindness resource?

• 28 Kindness Questions (4 per page)
• Versions: Full color, Part color & Black & White
• Vibrant PowerPoint presentation
• Editable page for each full color, part color & black & white version

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Are you looking to add to your kindness themed activities for your preschool, pre-k and kindergarten students? This fun and engaging Feed the Monster sorting activity will get your students thinking about what acts of kindness look like! Your students will love feeding the Kindness Monster all the acts of kindness they see! 

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This Kindness Feed the Monster Activity is a perfect companion to your Unit on Kindness.

What’s Included in this Kindness Sorting Activity?

1. 28 x Picture Cards to Sort
2. 1 x Kindness Monster Image (Whole page)
3. 1 x Instruction Card
4. All pages come in vibrant full color, part color or ink-saving black and white.

How to Use this Kindness Feed the Monster sort?

This resource is intended to be used with your student one to one or as a whole group. It may also be fun to include as a classroom center activity.

Other Fun Classroom Center Resources:

1. Kindness Clip Cards

2. Friendship Clip Cards

3. Friendship Craft for Preschoolers

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Do you need a no-prep kindness activity for your preschool, pre-k or kindergarten students? These 20 fun kindness coloring pages are a great addition to your unit on Kindness. 

Just print and hand them out! Super easy!

♡♡ Did you know this resource is part of the**Kindness Activities for Preschool |BUNDLE &** my SEL Coloring Pages BUNDLE ♡♡

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How to Use these Kindness Coloring Pages?

1. Perfect for early finishers

2. As a mindfulness exercise

3. Want to spread kindness in your school? How about coloring in these kindness coloring pages and hang them in the classroom or hallways.

Looking for more Kindness Activities for your pre-k, preschool or Kindergarten classroom? Check these out:

☼ Kindness Feed My Monster Activity

☼ Kindness Activities for Preschoolers

☼ Kindness Clip Cards

☼ Empathy Activities | BUNDLE

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Are you looking for an empathy activity to practice what it means to show empathy?This empathy sorting activity includes 32 scenarios to discuss and sort and is perfect for your pre-k, preschool and kindergarten students.

The scenarios are specific for our young learners and involve situations they may encounter in preschool and kindergarten.

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.

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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.

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These Kindness Quotes Posters are just so colorful and bright and will help remind your students there always an opportunity to practice kindness.

I hope you love these as much as I do! Please click on the green star to follow me! That would certainly make my day!

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Are your preschool or kindergarten students having difficulty in sharing a friend with others? This More Than One Friend lesson includes interactive activities on this common friendship issue to help your students see that it is okay to have more than one friend.

By the end of this lesson, your students will understand that we all have room in our hearts to have more than one friend! 

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Did you know this is part of an awesome Friendship BUNDLE?

This More than One Friend resource includes:

1. Detailed Lesson Plan: To guide you through introducing your students to the idea that we can have more than one friend. 

2. A Read Aloud PowerPoint Story – Your students will love the simplicity of the story and with each page, they will be encouraged to think deeper about friendships and to share their thoughts.

3. Sorting Activity: These More Than One Friend Statements are a great way to get your students thinking more about what is okay and what isn’t when it comes to having more than one friend.

4. Find Someone Who Activity: This activity will help your students connect with each other and perhaps even open up their friendship circle! 

It will help your students see that there are others in class who have similar likes.

5. Craft Activity: Color and decorate your own crown. Includes two versions.

6. Bonus Activity: My Friends – drawing activity. Perfect for drawing who your different friends are.

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Empathy Activities for Preschool BUNDLE

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Are you wrecking your brain trying to come up with ideas on teaching preschoolers kindness? This resource is filled with preschool kindness activities that promote discussion, reflection and action. All you need to teach your preschool, pre-k and kindergarten students that kindness matters is in this resource.

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♡♡ Did you know this resource is part of the Kindness Activities for Preschool |BUNDLE? ♡♡

What's Included in this preschool kindness theme resource?

1. A detailed lesson plan (2 days) to help guide you with suggested books to read, guided discussion questions and instructions on how to use all the printables and being kind to others' activities.

2. Sorting Activity: This will get children thinking and talking about what kindness looks and feels like in school.

3. Worksheets: to record how we can be kind and how others have been kind to us.

4. Classroom Display: Ways to Show Kindness

5. Kindness Challenge Board: to encourage students to practice Ways to Be Kind.

6. Kindness Chain: Printable sheet to create your own classroom kindness chain.

7. Kindness and Appreciation Awards (Color & B&W): Use these to highlight acts of kindness. Encourage your students to give them to each other and notice when others are being kind to them.

8. Showing Appreciation to Community Helpers: Use the display poster to discuss how people in the community help us every day. Read the suggested book to help reinforce the idea that one act of kindness can change the world.

9. Printable Appreciation Notes: Use these to create notes to send to people in our community who help us.

10. Note home to families & Family Kindness Challenge: EDITABLE

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Looking to Inspire More Empathy and Kindness in your classroom? Check out these resources:

1. Empathy Activities for Preschoolers

2. Friendship Clip-cards: Who's Being a Good Friend?

3. Friendship Scenario Cards

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If you are looking for conflict resolution activities for preschoolers, look no further! This resource is filled with conflict resolution ideas for preschoolers and is all you need to provide a fun and interactive lesson to your group of young learners!

♡♡♡ Did you know this resource is part of a Preschool Conflict Resolution Activities | BUNDLE? ♡♡♡

What's included in this Conflict Resolution Activities resource?

1. A Detailed Lesson Plan - introduces conflict resolution ideas to the group AND provides interactive activities to reinforce conflict resolution techniques.

2. A Conflict Resolution Techniques Sorting Activity:

This sorting activity will get children thinking and discussing helpful and unhelpful ways to solve a conflict.

3**. Conflict Resolution Scenarios for Role Playing**

Role play common problems in preschool and how we can solve those common scenarios. This will allow the group to use the Helpful Problem Solving Techniques introduced in the lesson.

4. A Problem Solving Wheel

An illustrated problem solving wheel with key problem solving techniques that your students that color in and take home.

5. 'To Solve a Problem I Can ..." Classroom Poster (8.5 x 11 inches)

A quick and easy to refer to visual reminder for your classroom.

6. Printable worksheets

Consolidate your student's learning with these worksheets.

7. Letter to families (2 versions - Editable version & ready to email PDF version)

Get families on board with a letter explaining the strategies introduced in class & how they can get involved.

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

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

• Conflict Resolution Games for Preschoolers

• Big Problem Little Problem

• Conflict Resolution Clip Cards

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Looking for a friendship craft for preschoolers that can complement your unit on Friendships? These super cute friendship bracelets are perfect for your preschool, Pre-K or Kindergarten students. Easy to use with lots of options (60 design options). Just print the friendship bracelets, cut them out and color-in! Your students will love making these friendship bracelets and giving them to each other! An easy, hands-on friendship craft your preschoolers will enjoy!

What’s included in this Friendship Craft for Preschoolers?

• 60 Different Friendship Bracelet designs.

• Length: 7.5 inches  Height: 1.5 inches

How to use these Friendship Bracelets?

• Your students can decorate them, make them into bracelets and give them to each other.
• They could be colored-in, laminated and made into bookmarks.
• Print on colored paper and give them to the students as little gifts.

When to use these Friendship Bracelets?

• Perfect 1st week of school activity to build classroom community.
• To use when teaching your Unit on Friendship.
• Use as a Valentine's Day, Kindness Day or Friendship Week whole class craft activity.

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♡ Friendship Lessons & Activities | BUNDLE

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Are you looking to add to your kindness theme activities? Use this print and go kindness activity for preschoolers to get your preschool, pre-k and kindergarten students thinking about what it looks like to show kindness to others. This kindness activity is a perfect companion to your Unit on Kindness.

♡♡ Did you know this resource is part of my Kindness Activities for Preschool |BUNDLE? & my Social Emotional Learning Clip Cards BUNDLE?♡♡

These bright and engaging clip cards show pictures of ways of showing kindness versus not so desirable behaviors. The beautiful clip art shows many different common scenarios your young learner would identify with.

What’s included in this kindness activity for preschoolers?

1. 24 x Is This Being Kind (Yes/No)? Clip Cards
2. 9 x Who’s Being Kind? Clip Cards
3. All pages come in vibrant color or ink-saving black and white.

Just print on card stock, laminate for durability and then grab some pegs! Super easy!

How to Use this Activity on Kindness?

This resource is intended to be used with your student one to one so that you may spend time discussing what you see. It may also be used as an independent work activity for your students. Just place the Kindness clip cards in your classroom center as part of your unit on Kindness. 

Looking for more Friendship Activities for Preschoolers?

☼ Check out my All About Friendships Bundle

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♡♡♡Looking for more ways to teach kindness to preschoolers? Check out this blog post ....... What is kindness and how do you really teach kindness to preschoolers

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Are you looking for a friendship activity that will get your students thinking about how they can be a better friend? These friendship scenario cards are made especially with preschool and kindergarten students in mind and come in printable PDF & Powerpoint versions. 

This friendship resource will be a great addition to your Unit on Developing Friendship Skills. 

Did you know this resource is also part of an AMAZING friendship skills bundle?

What’s included in this Friendship Scenarios resource?

•24 Friendship Scenarios (4 per page)

•Guiding Questions

•Versions: PDF Color and Black & White

•Vibrant PowerPoint Version

When to use these Friendship Scenarios?

•Use these friendship scenarios with the whole class, small group or with an individual. 

•Use at the beginning of the school year or as a review after a break.

•Great addition to your Unit on Developing Friendships. 

How to use these Friendship Scenarios?

•Role play the scenarios and brainstorm ways to deal with each scenario.

•Spotlight one scenario and have your students work in pairs or small groups to come up with possible ideas on what a friend could do.

•Use scenarios as writing prompts.

•Use one scenario a day as a quick daily focus to reinforce friendship skills.

•A great Think-Pair-Share activity.

Need some ideas to teach Friendship Skills to preschoolers? 

Check out this blog post:[10 Meaningful & Fun Ways to Teach Friendship Skills

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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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Are you looking to bring more kindness in the classroom with a classroom kindness challenge? Through daily kindness challenges created with the young learner in mind, your young students will be inspired to show kindness and to make showing kindness a conscious part of their day.

Why Start a Classroom Kindness Challenge?

This is a fun way to get your students thinking about how simple acts of kindness can impact the lives of others and in turn bring joy to their own lives.

With this easy to prep resource, some wall or board space, and a small bit of time, you will bring a culture of kindness into your classroom and impact the lives of your students and those around them.

♡♡ Did you know this resource is part of the**Kindness Activities for Preschool |BUNDLE? ♡♡**

☀️Download the Preview to get a closer look at what’s included in this kindness challenge resource☀️

What’s Included in this Kindness Challenge?

✯3 Different Title Options

✯3 Different Design Options – Full-color, part-color & black and white

✯30 Challenge Cards + 6 Design Your Own Cards (Editable)

✯3 Different Awards - Color & B&W

✯Bingo Style Kindness Challenge Printable – Color & B&W

Looking for more activities on Empathy & Kindness? Check these out

Developing Empathy Activities

Empathy Sorting Activity

Empathy Task Cards

SAVE $$$ With this BUNDLE->>>Activities on Empathy

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