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5th grade social emotional learning interactive whiteboards
Social Emotional Learning Whiteboard Messages & Question of the Day
Use these daily SEL whiteboard messages to teach social emotional learning skills on a daily basis for the entire year! These 175 whiteboard messages highlight SEL skills for self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationships, and decision-making. Just post one prompt/message each day. Have students read and respond as they walk in the room. These are intended to be quick and easy daily prompts that cover all areas of social emotional learning.This set can be used with an entire cl
Grades:
3rd - 7th
Google Slides Template - Editable Morning Meeting Slides Template - Succulent
These editable Morning Meeting Slides provide you with a consistent streamlined structure for organizing your Morning Meeting prompts. Rather than write out each component of your daily Morning Meeting, simply edit the slide and project before they enter the classroom in person or virtually. Here’s what’s inside:5 daily slides that include all four meeting elements on one slide20 daily slides that include each meeting element on a different slide Blank versions of each slide so you can personali
Grades:
3rd - 6th
ANIMALS SET #1 SEL Check-ins How are you feeling? morning meetings, exit tickets
How are you on a scale of...(fill in the option!) is a great activity to check in with students and connect to how they are, while having fun! It's a social emotional Mood-meter that lowers the affective filter. Morning meetings, PLCs, exit tickets... any time! Students can demonstrate rigor by choosing an image and making thoughtful connections to their state of being that day (or week, or moment!). Students can justify their choices with the Visible Thinking Routine: What makes you say that?
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Classroom Quiz-Style Game Disagreeing Politely & Respectfully for Elementary
This interactive Google Slides game approaches the topic of agreeing and disagreeing respectfully and politely with elementary students. "That's a stupid idea!", "That's lame!", "Those shoes are ugly!", we all have heard these comments. Sometimes kids need more guidance on how to politely and disrespectfully disagree with someone else's opinions, ideas, and personal preferences. This activity is inspired by popular quiz-style shows, but adapted to accommodate a classroom setting. Using an engagi
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Social Situations Problem Solving In The Community: SCHOOL Digital Resource
Understanding and navigating social situations in the community can be so tricky for some students. This NO PREP, engaging, multi-level BOOM CARDS™ deck features a variety of cards targeting functional and realistic problem solving scenarios that commonly occur at school! The task cards feature realistic, functional school-based social problem solving scenarios that are specifically designed to save you time and to help your students successfully navigate social situations and improve their prob
Grades:
2nd - 5th
No Prep Middle School Friendship Boundaries Unit for Small Group or Individual
This fun, hands-on unit was designed to help middle school and even high-school students navigate sticky friendship situations. This no-prep, print-and-go unit can be used in small group or individual counseling to help students identify unhealthy friendship dynamics, build the tools they need to stand up for themselves by setting boundaries, using assertive verbal and body language, foster self-confidence, and embolden students to step outside their comfort zone and expand their friendship grou
Grades:
5th - 12th
Also included in: Friendship Green & Red Flags & Friendship Boundaries Unit
Size of the Problem Boom Cards
For an interactive preview, click here!This easy-to-use *completely digital* resource contains a drag and drop activity that is perfect for kids who struggle to understand the difference between little "no big deal" problems and huge "emergency" problems. Can be completed on a computer or tablet!Since this file contains both information slides as well as opportunities for students to demonstrate their knowledge (easy-to-use drag and drop), it can be used as a stand-alone independent-study lesson
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Also included in: Digital Classroom Bundle
Social Skills Game Show Pragmatic Language Game #1 Boom Cards Deck
This ⭐NO PREP⭐ Boom™️ Cards deck includes 80 digital cards that focus on social pragmatic language skills. Students will be engaged while answering questions and playing this trivia quiz game. This deck is a great way to focus on social skills during speech-language therapy or during a social-emotional learning time. The game board is set up by category and students can choose their wager. Answers are not in the typical question format but are statements. This game is good for mixed-language and
Grades:
2nd - 8th
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Also included in: My Whole Store Growing Bundle for Speech-Language Therapy
Social Skills Game: Conflict Resolution & Compromising - Escape Room Activity
Looking for a fun social skills game for your students to work on being conflict resolution and compromising with peers? This Escape Room Social Skills game is designed to challenge and develop social skills in a fun and interactive way.The child's mission is to read social scenarios and answer multiple choice questions to unlock clues. For a sneak peek into the thrilling escape room experience, click on 'view preview' at Boom Learning.WHAT'S INCLUDED:35 escape room slidesREASONS YOU NEED THIS
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Making Choices Escape Room: An Interactive PowerPoint Game | Christmas Theme
Looking for an interactive game to help your students make good choices? Then grab this Making Choices Escape Room Interactive PowerPoint game - Christmas Theme. This interactive PowerPoint game is fun and engaging, as it has various scenarios for students to practice making good choices. The game is designed to help students think critically and develop their social-emotional skills as they practice using the "Stop, Think, Act, Strategy."How to Play:Read the speech bubbles then click the empty
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Social Emotional Learning Prompts & Whiteboard Messages | Self-Awareness
Use these daily SEL whiteboard messages and prompts to teach social emotional learning skills in the classroom! These 35 whiteboard messages highlight SEL skills for self-awareness, including building confidence, understanding emotions, good character, and more. Just post one prompt/message each day. Have students read and respond as they walk in the room. These are intended to be quick and easy daily prompts that cover SEL skills kids need.This set can be used with an entire classroom, small gr
Grades:
3rd - 7th
Also included in: Social Emotional Learning Whiteboard Messages & Question of the Day
Playful or Hurtful Teasing: Upper Elementary SEL & Relational Aggression Lesson
Healthy friendships begin with understanding boundaries and recognizing social cues. Teasing can be playful or hurtful depending on many factors. This no-prep, interactive, and editable Google Slides lesson is a fun way of addressing helpful or harmful teasing. This lesson includes many examples and gives information to enable students to identify how teasing can become harmful, and gives real-world situations for students to analyze and determine what type of teasing is involved and how to kno
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Social Skills Game: Perspective Taking & Empathy Escape Room
Looking for a fun social skills game to practice perspective-taking and empathy with your students? This Escape Room Social Skills game is designed to challenge and develop social inferencing and perspective-taking abilities using real-life images. The child's mission is to decipher what the character in the picture might be thinking by choosing from four options provided. Below each image, there is a text box for the child to explain their thought process, referencing visual clues within the pi
Grades:
3rd - 6th
100th Day of School Edition | Would You Rather | This or That | Middle & High
This 100th Day of School interactive activity is perfect to build community and have fun with your students. This would you rather... is designed for the middle and high school classrooms, with questions that directly relate to the pre-teen and teenage life! This activity is Gen Z approved!This product has 20 slides with "would you rather" questions ranging from social media, to school topics, to exaggerated topics that will keep your students laughing and having a great discussion. It is 100
Grades:
4th - 12th
Reflect Winter Journal Writing Prompts December January Morning Meeting Slides
You will love these Winter Themed Journal Reflection Writing Slides. Daily winter themed (reflect and write) can engage and grow students by focusing on a daily journal winter themed prompt.These prompts are crafted to encourage students to focus on the positive aspects of winter and to reflect on joyful and heartwarming experiences. INCLUDED IN WINTER THEMED REFLECT AND WRITE SLIDES:50 winter themed pre-filled + editable templates All slides are in PowerPoint Winter themed reflect and write, wr
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
CBT Thinking Traps: 10 Common Negative Thought Patterns as Characters
This CBT thinking mistakes resource was designed to familiarize upper elementary or middle school students with negative thought patterns in a fun and engaging way. This resource presents each thinking trap as a character with a funny but illustrative name. This approach aims to externalize each thinking trap and present the task of dismantling negative thought patterns as an achievable one.We are all exposed to falling into thinking traps or perpetuating negative thinking patterns. This is esp
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Friendship Green & Red Flags & Friendship Boundaries Unit
This friendship Green and Red flags and Boundaries Setting Unit was designed to be used in a small group or individual counseling to teach middle school or high school students to advocate and stand up for themselves. Understanding friendship red and green flags gives students a blueprint for what constitutes a healthy relationship versus a potentially toxic one, encouraging students to make good choices and build heathy, strong friendships. Taking thigs a step forward, teaching assertiveness al
Grades:
5th - 12th
"I" Statements Guidance & Small Group SEL Lesson. Teach Assertive Communication
This "I" Statements guidance and small group lesson includes everything you need to teach students how to express their feelings and communicate their needs in a conflict-free manner. The lesson uses age-appropriate language and compelling visuals to:explain the differences between "You" messages and "I" messages;assert why "You" messages don't always work in our favor;how to compose "I" statements;and discuss when we should use "I" messages.What is included:-PowerPoint Presentation;Disclaimer:
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Expected vs Unexpected Behaviors in the COMMUNITY Boom Cards™ Social Skills
Are you looking for digital activities to support pragmatic language and social emotional learning (SEL)? This deck is designed to teach students how to differentiate between expected and unexpected behaviors around the COMMUNITY (movie theater, doctor, dentist, restaurant, park, store, sports, etc). Understanding expected and unexpected behaviors is an important step towards self regulation and behavior management. Students in social skills groups or pragmatic language groups would benefit from
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Social Emotional Learning Prompts & Whiteboard Messages for Decision-Making
Use these daily SEL whiteboard messages to teach social emotional learning skills in the classroom! These 35 whiteboard messages highlight SEL skills for decision-making including understanding choices, values, responsibility, problem-solving, ethical decisions, and more. Just post one prompt/message each day. Have students read and respond as they walk in the room. These are intended to be quick and easy daily prompts that cover SEL skills kids need.Digital VersionNote that digital versions are
Grades:
3rd - 7th
Also included in: Social Emotional Learning Whiteboard Messages & Question of the Day
Core Values Bundle: Help students learn about, understand &identify their values
This personal core values bundle includes everything you need to teach elementary students what core values are, what are commonly upheld core values, and how these core values actually influence our behaviors, decisions, and opinions. This bundle offers interactive and engaging activities to teach and practice necessary knowledge about core values.Furthermore, this bundle also includes a structured and age-appropriate activity to help students identify their own core values. This bundle include
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Occupational Therapy Digital Activity Bundle for Teens with Autism, Special Ed
Occupational Therapy Digital Activity Bundle for Teens with AutismEnhance your occupational therapy sessions with this comprehensive bundle of Boom Learning decks designed specifically for teens with autism. This resource includes a variety of activities to target essential skills such as social skills, friendships, sleep hygiene and self-care skills.Includes 15 Digital Activity Decks:Circle of Control Coping Skills for AnxietyTechnology Addiction Activity for TeensConflict Resolution Game ShowT
Grades:
4th - 8th
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Strengths & Weaknesses Bundle: No-prep SEL Lesson & Self-reflection Cards
This no-prep SEL bundle will support upper elementary or middle school students to learn about personal strengths & weaknesses using compelling visuals and analogies. Students will be working along on individual worksheets, reflect on age-appropriate prompts and recognize personal strengths & weaknesses. The second activity in the bundle is a great follow-up, offering another fun and engaging way for students to become more self-aware and recognize their strengths and weaknesses.Includes
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Show What You Know Complete Bundle
For an interactive preview, click here!This resource contains all the "Show What You Know" Boom Card™ Decks which include trivia questions related to bullying, school rules and behavior, feelings and emotions, and anger control and coping. Great as an introduction to a learning unit, as a summary "show what you know" activity, or as a discussion starter in a class or small group setting.Resources each have 32 total questions, but 15 are randomly selected each play of a deck. Question types vary
Grades:
2nd - 12th
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