Recommended Grade Level: Elementary SEL Skill(s): Communication, Emotion Regulation Duration: 30 minuntes Materials: Feelings Video Role playing cards for students: print and cut appropriate number of copies based on class or group size. Optional: Reflection worksheet for each student Feelings Song Lesson Instructions Prep: Review our List of Emotions post … Read more
In this lesson, you’ll help students understand how fear works, that it’s okay to be afraid, and how to not let fears control how they live. Students will identify things that cause them to worry or fear and work through them by deciding where they belong on a “worry scale.”
Recommended Grade Level: All SEL Skill(s): Emotion Regulation, Impulse Control Duration: 30 minutes Materials: Instructions For Goal Setting Worksheet Prompt: “What does it mean when someone says ‘good luck!’ or ‘you’re lucky?’ Some people think that finding a four leaf clover can bring you luck. Today we’re going to learn … Read more
Prompt: “Today we’re going to talk about hurtful words and how that can affect us and other people. * hold up the piece of paper * Start by folding the paper in half after your example. * have students share other hurtful things * Keep going until the paper has … Read more
Materials: Prompt: “Today, we have an important job that I’m excited to share with you!” * Hand out paper with Owlivia’s birthday picture * “Owlivia the owl is having a birthday party with cupcakes with her friends at a special school called Zoo U. Owlivia is SO EXCITED about the … Read more
Learning to follow directions is an important skill for all students to master, and by the time students start Kindergarten, they should be able to handle simple 2 to 3 step instructions. Still, the school environment is a busy and exciting one, and even older students can benefit from activities … Read more
Emotional Regulation Worksheets Directions To start, students should take a deep breath. In, and out. 5 Things You See: Use your eyes to look around. Write five things you see on the worksheet. You could say things like “I see a lamp, a water bottle, a box of tissues, a poster … Read more
Why Students Struggle With Impulse Control Kids may struggle with impulse control or self control for two different reasons: a skill deficit or a performance deficit. In the case of a skill deficit, a child honestly does not know the right socially appropriate behavior. Impulsive behaviors like tantrums, hitting, grabbing … Read more
When a holiday is coming up, it can be hard for everyone to remain focussed amid the excitement. We’re here to help! As the calendar turns and anticipation builds, our holiday printables will take your students beyond traditional coloring sheets and word searches, keeping them engaged, learning, and having fun! … Read more
Using the “I” statements worksheet, your students will learn to take responsibility for how they feel.
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