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Social emotional learning task cards under $5
Conversation Starters Visuals Task Cards Social Skills
These conversation starters task cards are a fun and engaging way to encourage your students to start conversations, different ways to engage in a conversation and to improve their social skills. By having a variety of different prompt cards on hand you are encouraging your students to take part in conversations with others, but also providing them with the help/support that they may need to initiate conversations.This resource contains 104 different prompt cards to help and encourage students t
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in: How to Set Up Your Autism Classroom | Autism Classroom Resources
Mindfulness Exercises Cards - SEL Activities for Self-Regulation & Calm
Use these mindfulness exercises with your students to promote calm and strengthen self-regulation skills. With these simple activities, teach students to take a moment of mindfulness to help feel calm and in control. Mindfulness activities can help kids regain focus, inner calm, happiness, and promote a positive classroom climate. Cards include 40 unique cards for individual, small group, or whole class practice.Mindfulness means being present in the moment with your thoughts and feelings withou
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K - 6th
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Inclusion & Diversity Activities For Acceptance Lessons: The Judgmental Flower
Help your students learn about diversity and the importance of accepting differences with these low prep activities! Students will identify ways that they can celebrate diversity in their own lives, and will consider things that they can do and say to help others feel accepted. These activities go perfectly with the book The Judgmental Flower by Julia Cook, however you can also do the activities without the book. There is also a Google Slides component of this resource!This resource is part of a
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2nd - 4th
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Perspective Taking Activities - Understanding Social Scenarios
Perspective Taking is an essential and complex social skill for children. These 4 differentiated Social Scenario activities will help children who struggle to understand the importance of considering others' perspectives. These activities lead to great discussions and encourage children to think about others in various social situations. With these activities, children will practice perspective-taking using a wide variety of common social scenarios. This practice will help students to gain the s
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1st - 5th
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Also included in: Understanding Motive and Intent - and Social Scenarios - Activity Pack 3
Expected And Unexpected Behavior Activities For SEL & Social Skills Lessons
Do your students not seem to understand (or care) how their behaviors affect others around them? Help them consider how their actions make others feel by talking about expected and unexpected behaviors. With these activities, students will learn which behaviors are expected and unexpected, and the effects that these behaviors have. This resource would be a great addition to lessons about the Zones of Regulation by Leah Kuyper and can be used for individual and group counseling lessons! This reso
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3rd - 6th
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Flexible Thinking | Self Awareness | Social Emotional Learning | Social Skills
This social emotional learning lesson on flexible thinking will help help students understand how to be a flexible thinker. Changes happen all the time and students need to be able to adapt and think of other possible ways to do something when those changes occur.What is this?Let’s teach students how to be flexible thinkers. This is simply done through an engaging social story game, TWO related printable activities, a transition to close the lesson, an extended learning “idea” for that week an
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PreK - 3rd
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Self-Control Task Cards For Lessons On Self-Regulation & Impulse Control
These self control task cards are an easy way to get your students thinking about this important topic! Students will learn about what self control is and how to use it. These task cards are no prep and can be used in a variety of ways. They are perfect for use in your individual, small group, or classroom counseling lessons. This resource is also part of a social emotional task card bundle and a self control activities bundle!*********************************************************************
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Social Emotional Task Cards Bundle (Save 20%)
Mindfulness Activity Brain Break Cards For Calm Down Corners And Self-Regulation
Looking for ways to help students calm down and be more mindful? These activity cards will give your students a chance to re-center themselves using mindfulness strategies such as movement, deep breathing, and meditation. These cards are great for brain breaks or transition times, as each card prompt takes around a minute.This resource is part of a mindfulness activities bundle! Click here to save 20%!***********************************************************************************************
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Mindfulness Activities Bundle With Games, Centers, Worksheets & More
Bullying Scoot Game Activity: Bullying, Conflict Or Mean Moment?
Are you looking for a fun and engaging way to teach your students the difference between bullying, conflict, and a mean moment? In this scoot game, your students will travel around the room as they look at 30 scenarios and decide whether they describe bullying, conflict, or a mean moment. This activity is the perfect way to help your students understand what bullying really is.If you are looking for the digital version of this game, check out this Is It Bullying Scoot Game!If you are looking to
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3rd - 5th
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Talk it Out I-Message Practice Statement Cards
Of all of the conflict resolution strategies (or Kelso’s Choices), “Talk it Out” or “I-Messages” or "I-Statements" are my absolute favorite. It is such an incredible tool in promoting a positive classroom climate, encouraging independent problem solving, and developing healthy social skills. These are also an excellent part of a classroom using restorative practices because they provide students practice with affective statements before an actual problem arises.*This resource is also available a
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2nd - 6th
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Also included in: Conflict Resolution Activities with Conflict Resolution Situation Cards
Conflict Resolution Game and Cards for Lower Elementary
All elementary students need help learning positive conflict resolution skills and strategies. For lower elementary students, these visual task cards make learning problem solving fun! They can be used in tons of ways, both small group and whole group, and work great with pre-readers/emerging readers. Open the preview for specific examples of how to use the cards, from simple activities to cooperative or competitive games!This resource includes:• 12 choices cards (including the 9 in Kelso’s Choi
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PreK - 2nd
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Circle Of Control Activity For Anxiety, Self Control And Emotional Regulation
Use this circle of control activity to help students identify the difference between things they can control and things they can't control. By learning to focus on the things in their control, students can cope with strong emotions such as anxiety and anger. This activity is great for working with students on emotional regulation in small group and classroom lessons.If you are looking for a digital version of this game, check out the Circle Of Control Google Slides game.If you are looking to pur
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2nd - 4th
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Also included in: Social Emotional Learning Scoot Game Bundle (Save 20%!)
Brain Breaks to Support Emotional Regulation, Calming Strategies, Break Area
Students need regular brain breaks to help them regulate their behavior. Throughout a school day, students are constantly required to stay in control of their behavior, complete their work, focus on instruction, and participate. That's a lot of self-regulation for young students.It can be beneficial for teachers to use activities and strategies throughout the day that help students regulate. One of these strategies is brain breaks. These are short, simple activities that teachers can do during t
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K - 3rd
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Talk It Out I-Message Task Card Bundle
Of all of the conflict resolution strategies (or Kelso’s Choices!), “Talk it Out” or “I-Messages” or "I-Statements" are my absolute favorite. It is such an incredible tool in promoting a positive classroom climate, teaching problem solving, and developing healthy social skills. *Also available as part of the Conflict Resolution BundleThis product bundles two different sets of task cards for teaching, modeling, and practicing I-messages. These are also an excellent part of a classroom using resto
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2nd - 6th
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Conflict Resolution Scoot Game For Social Skills Small Groups and Lessons
Get your kids up and moving while they learn about conflict resolution strategies with this scoot game! Students will look at 30 task cards and decide whether or not the scenario describes a positive conflict resolution strategy. Students will travel from card to card and record their answers in the answer grid. This activity will help give your students a clear idea of what is a positive way to solve conflicts and what is not.If you are looking for the digital version of this game, check out th
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in: Conflict Resolution Bundle With Lessons, Activities And Worksheets
Spanish Back to School Present tense Súper 7 High Frequency Verbs Question Cards
Are you looking for Differentiated Spanish Conversation Cards for Spanish 1 interpersonal speaking to get students talking using the Super 7 present tense verbs in Spanish? These question task cards would be great for Spanish 1 as a review of the Super 7 Verb Unit, or in Spanish 2 as a review to get to know each other. These questions would be great for back to school or with new sections of students.What's included in these Super 7 present Question Cards?✅ Five versions of task cards for basi
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7th - 10th
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Social Skills Task Cards | SEL Activities | Morning Meeting Slides
Make morning meetings or circle time easy to implement with this set of print and digital SEL scenarios. Helping students develop good social skills will improve classroom behavior, emphasize making good choices, and cut down on discipline issues.This set of 60 task cards is a quick, easy way to introduce the topic and will lead to some great discussions on:Classroom behaviorPlayground behaviorDealing with emotionsMaking good choices. This product has been update to include an interactive Google
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3rd - 6th
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Morning Meeting Discussion Cards
#touchdown23 These discussion starters help create a classroom culture of kindness during your morning meeting and allow you to check in on how your students are feeling. The included feelings check poster will help students identify their feelings and better express them to their classmates. INCLUDES: ↠ 30 Discussion Cards ↠ 2 Feelings Check Posters (choose which one is age-appropriate for your students!)↠ Facilitator InstructionsTOPICS INCLUDE:↠ Empathy↠ Kindness↠ Friendship↠ Cooperation↠ Foll
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2nd - 5th
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Also included in: School Counseling SEL Discussion Cards Bundle
Apology Activities
Learning to give quality apologies is tough work for students! These cards will scaffold the development of this skill for children to promote a positive classroom community and healthy conflict resolution strategies. You can use them as one longer lesson or break them up into two or three shorter lessons. They are active, engaging, and effective! These are also an excellent part of a classroom using restorative practices because they provide students practice with restoring and repairing relati
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2nd - 6th
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Also included in: Conflict Resolution Activities with Conflict Resolution Situation Cards
GOOD CHOICES BAD CHOICES SORT BACK TO SCHOOL ACTIVITY KINDERGARTEN PRESCHOOL 1ST
FIRST WEEK OF KINDERGARTEN ACTIVITIES | GOOD CHOICES VS BAD CHOICES CLIP CARDSThis hands-on fun pack, containing 34 clip cards, is specifically aimed to help kids identify good and bad choices. Kids have to look at each picture, determine if the action depicted is a good or bad choice and clip the clothespin onto the corresponding answer (thumbs up for good choice and thumbs down for bad choice).All you have to do is print, laminate, and cut out the task cards. Also, don't forget to bring some
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PreK - 2nd
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End of the Year Scavenger Hunt Countdown Last Week of School Activity Friendship
Looking for end-of-the-year countdown activities? These friendship-themed activities, countdown calendar, and scavenger hunt will have your students enjoying the friends and friendships they built in your classroom as the school year winds down.The friendship activities included in this pack are easy to use and engaging for students!The 20 day calendar includes different friendship activities for students to complete each day. Plus, an editable calendar is included if you would like to make your
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3rd - 5th
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STREET SAFETY SOCIAL STORIES, WALKING ON THE SIDEWALK SOCIAL STORY & CROSSING
Are you looking for street safety social stories? If you're teaching community safety, safety awareness and what's safe vs not safe in the community, this Walking on the Sidewalk social skills story is a great addition. This social story is perfect for prek, kindergarten and autism, and other special education classrooms. It teaches community safety social skills about safely walking on the sidewalk and how to cross the street safely. This Walking on the Sidewalk social skills story helps teach
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PreK - 2nd
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The Huge Bag Of Worries - Anxiety Activities For Counseling Lessons And Groups
Are you looking for easy to use activities to help talk with your students about worry and anxiety? These activities are sure to engage your students as they identify their worries and learn positive coping skills. This resource is based on the book "The Huge Bag Of Worries" by Virginia Ironside, however you do not need the book to complete the activities. This is also a great idea for distance learning, as there is a Google Slides component!This resource is part of a book companion bundle! Clic
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1st - 3rd
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What is the Problem? {Problem Solving Cards}
This is a set of 36 problem solving cards with REAL LIFE photos!!Problem solving is an essential skill for our children and it gets them thinking critically and engages them in discussion. Most of the cards focus on life skills and character traits. Each card features a picture of a problem. Students identify the problem pictures and discuss how they can solve the problem.Be sure to follow me here and on Instagram @thebenderbunch to be the first to know about new resources!
Grades:
K - 12th
Also included in: Build Your Bundle {Misty}
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