Mindfulness Lessons for Elementary | SEL Activities for Calm & Self-Regulation
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Practice mindfulness, calm, and self-regulation with this huge set of activities and lessons! Mindfulness can help kids and young adults by promoting self-regulation skills, strengthening attention, improving emotional control, and creating a sense of calm. This bundle is filled with mindfulness matPrice $65.00Original Price $86.00Save $21.00
Build a more mindful, calm, and focused classroom with these mindfulness and coping strategies activities. Filled with engaging workbooks, lessons, task cards, and activities, you will have everything you need to help your students manage tough emotions and self-regulate to help them do their best.TPrice $154.00Original Price $209.00Save $55.00
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Help kids practice mindfulness to help promote happiness, attention, emotional control, and self-regulation. Activities include breathing exercises (like dragon breathing and cool off the pizza), coloring, practicing yoga, listening to music, using senses, and guided relaxations. Activities are specifically tailored to younger learners to be fun, hands-on, and active!
Mindfulness means being present in the moment with your thoughts and feelings without making judgments. It is being aware of what is happening but not being overwhelmed. Mindfulness is healthy to practice to help calm kids down after recess, before a big test, at the start of the week, to break up instruction, or just anytime!
Digital Version
I have added a digital version for students using a Google Drive link!
Why Teach Mindfulness
Research has shown many positive outcomes when you practice mindfulness. Younger learners can benefit from mindfulness by learning to be more focused, aware of their feelings, aware of their surroundings, and better control of their day-to-day emotions. Overall, mindfulness helps kids become better learners!
How to Use
These activities would be an asset to educators who want to promote a calmer and more focused climate. People of all ages and abilities can practice mindfulness. Best of all, it can be done anywhere and anytime. Even after teaching these lessons, many of the activities can be done over and over again to continue practicing mindfulness as a positive brain break in the classroom.
Table of Contents
- Educator Guide
- Educator Guide Lesson Plans
- Let's Be Mindful
- Squish and Relax
- Belly Breathing
- Dragon Breathing
- Cookie Breathing
- Birthday Cake Breathing
- Cool Off the Pizza
- Smell the Flowers
- Mindful Coloring
- Mindful Listening
- Change the Channel
- Superhero Senses
- Mindful Eating
- Mindful Yoga
- Guided Relaxations
Print in Color or Black/White
Both black/white and color options are included for all pages. A detailed table of contents makes it easy for you to find what you need and print it right away.
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This is a HUGE bundle with over 600 pages focused on teaching mindfulness and coping strategies to encourage self-control, happiness, positivity, and many more positive outcomes. It contains a variety of lessons, workbooks, posters, task cards, foldable crafts, and much more!
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Disclaimer: These resources are for supplementary support/education purposes and are not a replacement for education or other necessary supports. Educators, parents, and others who utilize these materials are encouraged to seek out additional support, as needed.
