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Free Kindergarten school psychology cultural activities
I'm Different - Celebrate what makes us unique
Use this resource to help students reflect on what makes them unique and to celebrate their differences.Great for younger students or those classes that have had issues with bullying, lack of empathy, or new students feeling lonely.
Grades:
K - 6th
The Sandwich Swap: Conflict Resolution Response Page
This response page gets students critically thinking about their unique qualities which make them special while also thinking through what to do when they disagree with friends! It is meant to be paired with the wonderful mentor text "The Sandwich Swap" by Kelly DiPucchio and Rania Al Abdullah.Needing another Conflict Resolution Lesson? Check out my critical thinking lesson called What Would You Do? Scenarios on Conflict Resolution.Check out some of my other products!- Growth Mindset Mini-lesso
Grades:
PreK - 6th
Two Stars and A Wish
Two Stars and A WishThis can be used with kids of all ages! I like to use this activity as a way to introduce goal setting, after reading one of my favorite mentor texts, "Giraffes Can't Dance" by Giles Andreae. Enjoy!Check out some of my other products!- Growth Mindset Mini-lesson and Scenarios- Self-Care Journal- What would you do? Scenarios on Conflict Resolution- Self-Affirmation Posters- Bundle of Sensory Wall Paths- Friendship Would You Rather and Activity
Grades:
PreK - 8th
How to Talk to Your Students About the Election
This is a free, simple, 10-point list of ways in which you can help students, and yourself, deal with election stress and uncertainty. It includes wonderful websites to deepen your own ability to answer questions and provide support, including the ALA's list of picture books about inclusion and understanding.
Grades:
K - 10th
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