Add a personal and organized touch to students’ binders with this Elementary Binder Covers and Dividers set! This resource includes vibrant, engaging covers and dividers tailored to young learners. Each page encourages students to express themselves and set academic and personal goals. Sections include “All About Me,” “My Goals,” “Reading Tracker,” “My Contributions,” and more—perfect for fostering self-awareness, goal-setting, and personal growth. Additionally, I include “All about me” “My goals this year” “My reading tracker” pages These printable pages are ideal for creating student portfolios, organizing subject binders, or simply helping students stay motivated throughout the school year.

Create a well-managed, positive classroom environment with this Classroom Management Presentation for Teachers! This engaging presentation provides elementary educators with essential strategies for effective classroom management, including clear expectations, positive reinforcement, consistent routines, non-verbal cues, and calm behavior management techniques. This resource emphasizes the importance of building strong relationships and fostering self-regulation, helping teachers set a supportive foundation for student success. This bundle also includes two valuable, free resources: SEL Spin the Wheel Brain Breaks – 60 interactive activities to energize and refocus students during transitions. Morning Routine Classroom Cues – Visual cues to support a smooth start to the school day and encourage student independence. With a PDF version and an editable PowerPoint, you can easily adapt this presentation to meet the unique needs of your classroom or professional development sessions.

Prompt children to begin a discussion about anxiety and fear using the My Fears worksheet. This worksheet will give your students an opportunity to discuss the feelings of fear and anxiety, why they are important, and how they can be harmful. Children are asked to list their fears, describe their thoughts about the anxiety, identify where in their body they sense the feeling, and finally to create a plan for dealing with fear in the future. The goal of this worksheet is to begin introducing children to the concept that thoughts and feelings are linked, and to increase awareness of their emotions by asking them to identify how their body responds to anxiety.

Use art to teach young students to name, identify, and recognize their emotions, and their associated bodily sensations. Ask them to choose a color to represent each emotion, and then color in the part of the body where they experience that feeling. For example, children might color fists red to represent anger. Happiness might be a yellow glow.

The Positive Psychology Discussion Cards are designed to put this technique into action by prompting clients to think about positive moments from the past week. The deck consists of 24 cards, each with a simple, unique, and meaningful prompt. This resource is appropriate for children, adolescents, and adults. Below are a few suggested uses, but feel free to develop your own. Give clients a take-home set of prompt cards for gratitude journaling. Ask that they choose three cards each evening, and write down their responses. Use the cards as a group icebreaker, where participants take turns drawing a card and responding to the prompt. Integrate the cards into a favorite board game. Every time the player takes a turn, they also answer a prompt.

Social Stories Conversation Checklists Special Ed It helps us to teach our students how to react or what steps to follow when having different situations that can be difficult to do by themselves. What to do when you meet a stranger How to ask friends to play with them How to ask friends to eat with them Identify safe situations Identify unsafe situations How to be an honest friend

There are 104 cards to play with emojis faces. Great way to interact with groups of kids in a fun way, and to help them understand emotions in a better way. 4 colors to play with, 1st page is the back of the cards.

Great resourse to help kids identify the root of their anger and cope with their emotions. It includes: Anger meter: help students idenfity how angry they feel and the reason behind it. Frustration Station: helps the student reflect on strategies on how to react when feeling frustrated. Work through the anger: Reflect on the following questions to help you better understand your anger and how to respond to it appropriately. Take control of your emotions: When thoughts are written down, they make us see things more clearly. This paper will be a reminder on how to handle stressful situations. Beneath the anger: Identify the root: Anger can be caused by other emotions like being sad, frustrated, jealous, afraid, embarrassed, worried, feeling alone or left out or hurt. Anger Management checklist: Completing an anger checklist gives us some insight into how a person handles angry situations. Do they need some strategies to learn how to deal with anger issues?

Create a positive and welcoming environment with this Classroom Rules Poster! This free resource includes simple, visually appealing rules to encourage respect, kindness, and teamwork among students. Featuring guidelines like “Do Your Best,” “Use Kind Words,” and “Take Turns and Smile,” this poster sets the tone for a supportive classroom where everyone is ready to learn and grow. Perfect for classrooms of all ages, this poster reinforces essential social-emotional skills while adding a cheerful touch to your classroom decor.

Engage students in a fun and meaningful way with this Jenga Counseling Game! This resource includes prompts and activities designed to support social-emotional learning, covering key areas such as emotions, coping skills, anger management, social skills, and rapport-building. Each block contains a different prompt or activity, making it a versatile tool for individual counseling sessions, group therapy, or classroom use. The color-coded prompts offer flexibility in selecting specific themes or mixing them for a more dynamic experience. Perfect for school counselors, therapists, and educators aiming to foster emotional growth and self-awareness in a playful setting.