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Printable and digital SEL activities for elementary classrooms: task cards, worksheets, scenarios, reading passages and morning meeting questions, organized by the five CASEL competencies.
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Helping students identify emotions, understand their strengths, and know who they are.
Building the skills students need to manage emotions, set goals, and follow through.
Teaching students to understand different perspectives and show empathy.
Communication, collaboration, conflict resolution and healthy relationships.
Thinking through choices, consequences and ethical reasoning.
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I pick out a few of the cards and I let them talk amongst their table partners and then we discuss when they are ready. Just easy and engaging!
The task cards were relatable and well written for all learners. I was able to use the cards to guide questions to meet all of the goals of my students!
5th grade definitely struggles with getting along. These gave them some scenarios to think about when having conflicts of their own.
The idea is to build self confidence and resilience and I can’t think of a better tool to help them.
A lot of our students are having trouble taking responsibility for their actions, so this was a needed resource!
I used these worksheets as scenarios for little groups to act out. I loved it and the students loved it!
My kids enjoyed going through these scenarios to see what boundaries may be crossed and how to stick up for themselves and ask for what they need.
This skill is so important and needs to be covered from day 1 in the elementary grades. I love all of the cards in this set and use it for multiple groups throughout the entire school year.
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