Students will sort good choices and poor choices oncut-and-paste activities and a color code activity. They will also have the opportunity to write about making good choices on a variety of worksheets.

You will receive the following:

-3 worksheets with 8 scenarios of good and poor choices using pictures and words

-40 choice cards with good and poor choices to choose from

-cut and paste "Good Choices"vs."Poor Choices

-Jar label "Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down" in color and black and white

-Writing prompt "I can make good choices by..." on lined paper and on primary lined paper

-Good Choices vs. Poor Choices T graph on lined paper and on primary lined paper

-Good Choices vs. Poor Choices color code

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Place these cards on the desks of students who are displaying wise choices, perfect work or students who need to stop what they are doing and make a wiser choice. Students can even give each other a card if they see a classmate doing some great work. Students can write about what it means to make wise choices and people in their lives who make wise choices. You could be creative with these cards and place them around square tissue boxes. If you see an entire table making wise choices, you could put the "Look whoo is making wise choices" box on the table for all children to see. The cards also come in black and white images for your convenience. The writing prompts come in primary and secondary lined paper for you to be able to differentiate to your needs. If a child is having a great day, there is also a checklist with good choices on it for them to take home and show off to their parents. Please preview this to get a better look at some of the pages you will receive.

Recently updated August 2018

This product includes the following:

Look whoo is making wise choices- Owls, 2 multi -colored,one black and white.

Stop what you are doing and make a wiser choice-Owls, 2 multi-colored, and one black and white.

Purrfect!-cats- One multi-colored, one black and white

I spotted some great work-spotted dogs, One colored, one black and white.

Writing Prompt-I can make wise choices by.../------is a person who makes wise choices because...

Writing Prompt-I did not make a wise choice because...

Next time I can ....

Today I am Proud! I made good choices. -checklist with a boy or a girl

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Do you struggle with students constantly tattling in your room? Students can reference the anchor chart poster and will sort tattling vs. reporting using cut-and-paste activities, pocket charts, and worksheets Students need to learn that it is important to only let the teacher or an adult know something if it is dangerous, destructive, or harmful. We do not tell on others to try to get them in trouble. It is best to try and work out minor issues on your own without adult help whenever possible. This product gives plenty of scenarios that happen often in classrooms. It provides for some great classroom discussions. You may want to do the pocket chart activity with some of the scenarios whole group and have students work on other scenarios independently as they use the cut-and-paste worksheets. Tattling vs. Reporting~Students will sort tattling vs. reporting statements either on a pocket chart activity or on cut-and-paste worksheets. You can easily differentiate instruction as the cut-and-paste worksheets are different.

You will receive:

-five worksheets with 8 different scenarios on each in complete sentences without pictures to sort scenarios.

-two worksheets with phrases and 8 pictures to go along with it.

- a pocket chart activity with headers and 18 different sentence scenarios to sort.

-two different recording sheets to be used with pocket chart activity on primary and secondary lined paper for differentiation.

-You will also receive a poster to hang in your classroom and a cut and paste activity to match the poster.

Students need to learn that it is important to only let the teacher or an adult know something if it is dangerous, destructive, or harmful. We do not tell on others to try to get them in trouble. It is best to try and work out minor issues on your own without adult help whenever possible. This product gives plenty of scenarios that happen often in classrooms. It provides for some great classroom discussion. You may want to do the pocket chart activity with some of the scenarios whole group and have students work on other scenarios independently as they use the cut-and-paste worksheets.

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