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Social emotional learning printables for Microsoft Publisher
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Personal qualities activity.Great to do at the beginning of the year, for the extra 'cute' factor.Discuss with students things they are 'good' at. Students draw a picture of what they are good at. First page in document fits perfectly on the template. Print and students draw on the blank piece.As students are drawing, ask them what they are good at and type directly into the template. Font used is KG Behind These Hazel Eyes. May look funny if you don't have this font downloaded, but font can be
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PreK - 1st
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"Where is the Social Worker?" Editable/Printable Sign
This is a door/hallway sign to indicate where the social worker can be found during the school day.
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Staff
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Sharing Toys at Daycare Social Story
A social story to support sharing toys at daycare. Great for kids who struggle to understand ownership of toys and sharing their favorite items. The story can be edited to include names and pictures of daycare staff.
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PreK - 1st
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Worry Worksheet
This is a great resource to use any time but especially the beginning of the year to gauge how students are feeling about school and help them brainstorm coping skills if they are feeling worry/anxiety. It would be especially useful to use after reading a story such as Wemberly Worried by Kevin Henkes.
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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Getting my teachers attention
Editable visual social story for getting the teacher's attention appropriately.
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PreK - 2nd
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Illustrating Feelings and Coping Skills
This worksheet helps students take ownership of their uncomfortable feelings and name which skills work for them. On the left side of the paper, students can draw themselves feeling the stated emotion or draw a situation which makes them feel the stated emotion. On the right side of the paper, students can draw themselves doing a coping skill or draw something that makes them feel better when having difficult emotions.
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Not Grade Specific
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The Five Love Languages - Student Response Notecards
The Five Love Languages by Chapman and FreedIndex Card Response Cards for students. Four cards per page for easy quick reference. Best when printed on cardstock. This free resource supports the quizzes offered by the publishers at https://5lovelanguages.com . ~ Kendra
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Not Grade Specific
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