Making good choices

Welcome back to our series on social emotional learning in the elementary classroom! We are going to be chatting about some effective strategies and procedures you can easily and quickly apply to your classroom for improvement in student self-awareness, self-control, and social skills. During the month of January, we will cover four different SEL topics. January has always been my favorite month to teach, because I was always able to do a reset with the students I already had a relationship…

Help students reflect on their choices and their consequences through one of these 5 engaging activities for elementary students.

Discover practical ways to teach your kids about making choices with our free printable good choices bad choices worksheet pdf.

We all get to the point in our lives when we just can't seem to wrap our heads around WHY we're here. For those times when you feel discouraged and hopeless, take a look at these inspirational quotes about life to keep you moving forward.

This page contains free social emotional learning activities that can be used to help students in elementary and middle school.

This "Good or Bad Choices" coloring sheet helps kids learn about positive behaviors through fun illustrations. Ideal for teachers and parents looking to reinforce good habits in a creative way.

Interactive coloring worksheet teaching children about positive and negative behaviors. Students color-code good choices green and bad choices red to reinforce learning.

Support your middle and upper elementary students with learning responsibility through my Choices and Consequences resource! My resource focuses on teaching responsibility through understanding that choices have consequences. Your students will learn through lessons and activities that they can be good or bad consequences, depending on the choices they make.

Let's talk about Good Choices and Bad Choices. What are good choices? How can we make good choices? Why should we make good choices? These are not just

Social emotional learning has gained a lot of attention lately. Some questions I've seen recently include: What is SEL? Why does it matter? Why are teachers teaching these skills in school? While most are on board with the idea of social-emotional supports in the classroom, there are some who are ra