Students need more peer-to-peer connections. This coloring page will remind us all that, “Nos Necesitamos Unos an Otros.”
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One way we can record our experience and process through the emotions and thoughts that come is to keep a daily journal. Journaling can be a great stress reducer; journaling can organize our thoughts, clear our minds and facilitate problem-solving.
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This activity is designed to create space for intentional conversation around how we can uplift and encourage one another as a reminder that we are in this together.
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Students need more peer-to-peer connections. This week’s coloring page says, “Better Together!”.
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Bring social- emotional learning home with these conversation cards designed to help students and caring adults practice social-emotional skills together.
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Cultivate a safe & relationally-centered classroom culture with your students using this Five Finger Full Value Contract!
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Start building the habit of gratitude today with this 30 day gratitude challenge! This can be done individually, as a family, or in a classroom setting where students can cheer each other on!
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Practice the social emotional core competency of self-management with this SMART goal setting activity!
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Key into your students’ emotional growth. The Social Emotional Character Development Exit Ticket slides support teachers and students throughout the school year.
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Encourage your students to think about someone they miss while they color; then mail it or drop it off to that person! Relationships matter! Download this conversation and coloring activity today!
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This week’s Gratitude Journal creates a space for young people to focus on what is positive and good in their lives today. Statistically speaking, when we focus on what we are thankful for rather than focusing on our disappointments, we are happier, healthier, and more content people.
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We all have strengths! This strengths chart is designed to help students be aware of their strengths. Students need to recognize their own strengths in order to recognize and appreciate the strengths of others.
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