Give children a structured way to discuss fictional situations, name possible feelings, and consider helpful next steps.
Need a quick way to get students moving without losing the learning time that comes with a complicated activity? Move, Say & Learn includes 20 short movement activities for literacy, listening, oral language, SEL, and…
Help students build emotion vocabulary and talk through everyday social situations without suggesting that every situation has one “correct” feeling. Emotion in Motion helps young learners notice feelings, body clues…
Unexpected schedule changes, unavailable materials, absent partners, closed centers, mistakes, and plans that do not work can be hard for young learners. P lan B Pals turns “be flexible” into four visible, teachable…
Four illustrated classroom stories to read, discuss and respond to in kindergarten and first grade: a fallen tower, waiting for a paintbrush, a broken crayon and finishing a tricky puzzle. Includes 4 black-and-white…
A complete free mini-pack for practicing a turn request, a waiting plan and a respectful handoff. WHAT IS INCLUDEDFive full student activities with large drawing and writing spacesAn adult-modeled example and four…
Three flexible K–2 resources for listening, movement, classroom participation, feelings vocabulary, social situations, and following directions.This collection combines short movement routines, SEL discussion…
One event. Two viewpoints. Respectful responses. Same Event, Different Feelings includes complete printable tasks and the teacher support needed to use them. Included8 fictional paired classroom stories; each presents…
Practice what to say and what to do in everyday classroom disagreements, mistakes and requests for help. WHAT IS INCLUDED12 classroom scenario worksheets with roomy draw-or-write responsesA conversation reference and…
