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Social emotional learning Common Core SL.7.1 resources
44 Anti-Bullying Posters - Bullying Prevention Month Interactive Bulletin Board
This anti-bullying interactive bulletin board is the PERFECT bullying prevention activity to get students collaborating and thinking about way to prevent bullying. Create low prep bullying lessons for your middle school and high school students with these 44 posters that contain quotes about preventing bullying and cyberbullying. Each poster comes with a critical thinking question for students to read and respond to while also having the opportunity to collaborate with their peers. Questions typ
Grades:
6th - 9th
Fun End of Year Life Skills Activities: Collaboration | Group Work vs Teamwork
Great End of Year Life Skills Activities when you have time.8 lessons to build LIFE SKILLS and help students improve group work.Teach fun, meaningful, and transferrable skills that students need to succeed in the 21st Century!Collaboration and Teamwork are NOT the same! Your students may be working in groups, but that doesn’t mean they’re working well. These teamwork activities and lessons teach students about three different teamwork styles: collaboration, coordination, and cooperation.This lif
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6th - 10th
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Mental Health Awareness | Four Activities, Worksheets, Video & Editable Lesson
What is mental health? May is Mental Health Awareness month! This is an editable no prep 80+ page powerpoint on mental health/ talking about mental health/ stigma/ how to talk about mental health disorders, conditions & symptoms, including 80 google slides reviewing mental health, a custom video I created with follow-up questions, new vocab review, with 3 differentiated levels of all included activities! Each slide of the lesson uses large font and has a visual.Included are 3 differentiated
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2nd - 7th
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End of Year Life Skills Activities: Growth Mindset Mega Bundle | Chat GPT vs SEL
90 lessons to teach SOCIAL and EMOTIONAL LEARNING (SEL) skills.Perfect for End of Year Life Skills Activities: Fun, high-interest, important life lessons that you didn't have time to do earlier! Give your students an End of Year gift they can use throughout their life: transferable SEL Life Skills. (Sure, they would rather have a gift card or End of Year Awards, but these skills will pay off in the long run - like eating vegetables or drinking water.)Empower students to deal with life obstacles,
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6th - 10th
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Growth Mindset Activities | Social Emotional Learning Bell Ringers | Volume 1
These fully-editable growth-mindset bell ringers will get your class thinking and are perfect for social emotional learning as well! With thought-provoking and engaging prompts, they can be used as individual writing prompts or large group discussion topics. Teachers agree that these bell ringers are perfect for daily warm ups or morning meetings. I’m so excited for your students to experience a variety of life-impacting questions to write about individually or discuss within groups.You will rec
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Not Grade Specific
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Full Year Middle School Health Curriculum | Skills-Based Health Education
Immerse your middle school students in a transformative health and wellness journey with our comprehensive, skills-based health curriculum. Designed as a fully prepared, done-for-you program, this middle school health and wellness curriculum focuses on cultivating core health skills that seamlessly integrate into students' daily lives. Throughout this health course year, students will engage in relevant learning experiences, developing critical functional knowledge and building essential compete
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5th - 9th
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Stealing and Lying Bundle | Teach Consequences of Stealing and Lies Social Skill
The Stealing and Lying Bundle, a comprehensive and engaging tool designed to educate and instill valuable life skills in children. This bundle includes a set of visual scales that helps kids understand the different levels of stealing and the importance of telling the truth versus lying. The Stealing and Lying Bundle is an ideal resource for parents, teachers, and caregivers who want to teach kids about the consequences of stealing and the importance of honesty. The Stealing and Lying Support Mo
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Not Grade Specific
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Kids Stress Management Coping Activities Visual Autism Anxiety Social Story
Kids' stress is a real issue that cannot be ignored. School can be a stressful environment. The kid stress monitor is a wonderful tool for both students and staff. Post in your classroom as a reminder for all to monitor kids' stress levels and self regulate. Use the six printable stress child posters to teach students how to identify kid stress, how to manage their stress, and what stress child strategies can be taken to prevent stress. This Stress Reduction Visual set includesCoping with Y
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2nd - 5th
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Teach Winning Versus Losing and Being Good Sport Social Story Visual
This winning versus losing visual aide set was a request from a parent of three boys with autism who needed help being good sport when losing. These monitoring scales provide detailed explanations of how to deal with temper tantrums when playing or competing with others. Three different charts highlight important characteristics of winners and losers, and provide realistic strategies and scripted phrases that can be used during competition. This Winning vs Losing and Being a Good Sport set in
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K - 3rd
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Everything Bundle: Every Resource On My TPT Store | Social Emotional Learning
This growing bundle includes every single resource in my TPT store. Buy now and get all future resources for free!Oh no, you missed out! This resource was on sale for $100 to celebrate 100,000 downloads across my TPT store. Make sure to join the Educircles Club Newsletter to get free stuff and special offers!This Everything Bundle costs $1 per resource. It currently has 146 resources so it is $146As I add more resources, the price of this bundle will go up. TPT has a 400 product limit to bundles
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6th - 10th
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10x Reading Comprehension and Intervention GROWING Bundle | Middle School ELA
Reading Comprehension and Reading Intervention GROWING Bundle for Middle School and struggling High School students.This is a growing collection of ALL of my reading comprehension resources. What's the difference between the 10x Reading Bundle and the Reading Mega Bundle?This resource (10x Reading Growing Bundle) has 63+ resources and is a growing bundle. It will have every single reading resource I make. Once you buy, you get all new reading resources for free.The Reading Mega Bundle has 19 res
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6th - 10th
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End of Year Life Skills Activities: Social Emotional Learning Class Challenge
Can your class do this Social Emotional Learning challenge? END OF YEAR Life Skills activities when the marks are done but you want something meaningful and fun. Can your students: USE Social Emotional Learning Skills WHILE LEARNING ABOUT Social-Emotional Learning Skills (6Cs / growth mindset life skills) as they CO-CREATE a SEL Social Emotional Learning Skills rubric? This life-long tool is great for an End of Year Life Skills refresher!Use it as part of your End of Year Life Skills activities
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6th - 10th, Staff
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10-week 'All of Me' Student Mindfulness Programme
This course is for Teachers to teach students about Mindfulness.The 'All of Me' Course will teach students to:· Break up their thoughts into 'Characters of the Mind'· Understand themselves better· Break that Habit of Negative Self-Talk· Create the Habit of Positive Self-Talk· Learn Visualisation techniques to improve Self-Perception· Learn to implement Positive Affirmations for better Self-EsteemWritten by a Teacher in Lesson Plan format - This course has 10, 50 min lesson plans +Course includes
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5th - 12th, Staff
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Zones of Emotional Regulation | Social Emotional Learning Lesson Plan
Emotional regulation is defined as our ability to manage and respond to our emotional experiences. In this lesson students will learn about four zones of emotional regulation to help them effectively navigate their own emotions. Grade level: 6 - 8Prep time: 10 minLesson Duration: 60 min + Optional Extension Activity (20 min)Learning Outcomes:It is expected that students will:Recognize that there are different zones of emotional regulation.Identify the zones of emotional regulation.Demonstrate th
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Navigating My Emotions | Social Emotional Learning Unit | 4 Lesson Plans
Perspective Taking Scenario Boom Cards for Middle School Social Skills Groups
Are you looking for perspective taking scenarios and social skills activities for your middle school social skills groups? These social skills boom cards align with your social skills curriculum and include identifying problem and solution, social inferencing, emotion picture cards, perspective taking scenario cards, asking questions and more!Are you time poor and need no prep social skills and speech therapy activities to use right now with your middle school groups?Look no further! These 11
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5th - 8th
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St. Patrick's Day Crafts, Activities, and Reading Bundle! No Prep Bulletin Board
Looking for the perfect bundle of St. Patrick's Day activities to keep your students engaged, occupied, and thinking? Lucky you! Click here to unlock the magic of the holiday!Team-Building Activities: St. Patrick's Day-themed activities to get students laughing and having fun in the classroom. Perfect for relationship building at this tricky time of year.Creativity: Plenty of engaging and creativity-promoting activities to get your students excited to be in the classroom and working to solve pro
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PreK - 9th, Adult Education
SEL: How to debate (Mini-Debating Unit: intro, rules, practice, and rubric)
MINI-DEBATING UNIT: WHAT IS IT?A brief introduction to debating including the importance/benefits of being a strong debater, a practice "this or that" debate, an activity for students to draft, plan for, and be apart of a debate. Debate options included- teacher vs. student & student vs. student debate options (16 to choose from) & a rubric included to grade student debates.What is included?Debating: introductionDebating: rules & structure“This or that”: practice debatingDebating top
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7th - 10th
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Navigating My Emotions | Social Emotional Learning Unit | 4 Lesson Plans
Our emotions are nothing to be ashamed of, but sometimes they can feel overwhelming. In this unit, students will learn some key tools that will help them navigate their different emotions and increase their emotional intelligence. Grades level: 6 - 8Lesson Plan Durations: 45 - 60 min eachLessons:Lesson Plan 1: Feelings & EmotionsLesson Plan 2: Zones of Emotional RegulationLesson Plan 3: Emotional Regulation ToolboxLesson Plan 4: Primary & Secondary EmotionsLearning outcomes:It is expecte
What is Respect? Lesson for Teaching About Being Respectful: NO-PREP (4-8)
Respect Lesson PlanThis lesson plan is designed for elementary and middle school students (grades 4-8) to understand and practice respect. The goal is to help students recognize how their words and actions impact others, places, and things, and to encourage them to act with empathy and consideration in various contexts.Key Components:Introduction:The lesson begins with a definition of respect and a discussion on the impact of actions and words. This sets the stage for understanding the core conc
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4th - 8th
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Gossip and Rumors /Social Skills /Reader's Theater /Social and Emotional Lesson
Has the rumor mill hit your classroom? Do you find that you are dealing with the gossip drama? Then turn to one of history's great philosophers, Socrates. The story about the three sieves is something we can apply to our lives and our students social and emotional learning. Before you gossip or pass on a rumor, ask yourself whether it is true, kind or necessary. Often we pass on gossip we’ve heard to keep the conversation going or talk negatively about somebody we know. We should focus on “uptal
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5th - 7th
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Also included in: Bundle: A Happy Classroom (Developing Social and Emotional Growth)
Who is Invisible | Critical Thinking | Anti-Racism | Women's History Month | SEL
Why do we need Women's History Month? This slideshow lesson can help your students figure it out on their own. Interactive critical thinking lesson to inspire student discussions about media representation, enhancing social-emotional learning skills and self-awareness.Social Emotional Learning for Middle School students that isn't babyish! Students analyze a series of goal-setting videos to explore stereotypes and representation.Students reflect on who they are while thinking about which groups
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6th - 10th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Guess Who - Social Skills - Nonverbal Guessing Game!
This is a game designed to target identifying nonverbal cues!Students will ask questions to narrow the field of people, trying to determine which person is on the other student's game board. They'll as questions like:Does your person have crossed arms?Is your person's mouth open?Does you person have their hand on their head?Students will have to key in on facial expressions and body language! After each game, talk about the person on each student's game board. How are they feeling? How do you kn
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1st - 8th
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SEL Integrated Learning Pack: Citing Evidence, Vocabulary, Comparison, and More!
Unlock Reading Excellence: The Ultimate Bundle for Engaging Comprehension and Skill-Building! Dive into a world of enriched learning with our complete package, featuring captivating activities, thought-provoking discussion starters, meticulously crafted worksheets, and an exclusive short story. This comprehensive bundle is your key to teaching students the art of close reading and extracting deeper meaning from texts. With detailed lesson plans, interactive engagement activities, and extension e
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5th - 8th
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Growth Mindset Sort
This activity gets students thinking and communicating! They may be able to tell you the difference between a Fixed and Growth Mindset, but do they recognize many of the common statements and actions they take daily that reinforce their mindsets?Students analyze pictures, sayings and text message slang and categorize them into categories. This engaging activity causes them to pause the chaos of school, home and life in general to evaluate how the things that they are saying are actually feeding
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6th - 12th
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