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SELF-CONTROL: Executive Functioning Lesson | Social Emotional Distance Learning

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WholeHearted School Counseling
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I love these resources. I used it with my second graders in a small group they were engaged and we had some really great conversations as a result of it.
To finish out my 2nd grade small group on self-control we get to complete a game show to review group work. This resource has been engaging and fun change of pace for them.
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Teach your students about self-control in this interactive executive functioning social emotional learning lesson. Now includes both Google Slides™ and Power Point Presentation files, which allows you to use for SEL distance learning, teletherapy, virtual counseling groups, school counseling guidance and in person lessons.

Ways to Use The Self-Control Game Show

☀Distance Learning ready

☀This FUN, interactive guidance lesson & game can be used as a stand-alone classroom lesson on impulse-control, as a review to executive functioning strategies, or as a supplement to your social skills curriculum.

☀Great for small groups focused on social skills and executive functioning.

☀Helps support your classroom management.

What's unique about this community building lesson?

The Game Show format is hands-on and experiential, with many of the challenges inviting students to role play.

This guidance lesson & classroom game encourages reflective thinking, and is designed for students to show off and build on their smarts in different ways.

Plus, the questions and challenges are 100% customizable so if you like, you can edit them to better fit your specific needs.

It's low-prep, perfect for all you busy counselors and teachers!

Counseling Lesson Plan is also included!

The Game Show Categories Include:

ACT IT OUT: teams act out / role play the challenge prompt.

TRUE or FALSE: teams decide whether the statement is true or false.

SKETCH IT: teams quickly draw their answers.

IMAGINE IF: teams answer "Imagine If" questions, using their imagination & problem solving skills.

RISK: teams take a "risk" because the type of question and/or challenge is not revealed until chosen.

What's needed to play The Self-Control Game Show?

✔ It is best used with a Promethean White Board or projector that that can be hooked up to your computer if using in person

✔If using for distance learning, all players will need internet access. Best played when you can share your screen with students.

✔ Want to go screen-free? No problem! This Self-Control Game Show also comes with printable task cards with the same prompts as the Game Show challenges.

Provides lots of flexibility....

Given that the GAME SHOW takes 40-60 minutes to play, and sometimes we just don't have that much time....or that the GAME SHOW works best projected on a large screen, and sometimes the technology breaks down....or that there are days when we walk into the classroom and just know that a whole classroom game is not going to fly that day....and sometimes students need more quiet, reflective activities......I have included more than 6 additional formats to teach The Self-Control Game Show that do not require the use of the computer. (Note: the additional activities do involve some printing prep-work.)

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