Sel check in for students

One of the very best times to integrate social emotional learning practices into the day is first thing in the morning. It's a great way to help kids and teens start their day off feeling connected, respected, and valued. By putting social-emotional learning first, we have pave the way for kids and

Student check-in is a total game changer for ANY classroom! These check-in systems will help build a solid classroom community and...

Social Emotional Learning is at the heart of what I teach my students. I believe the key to reaching our most challenging students is through fostering personal connections. These check in and check out forms are used daily in my classroom. Can be completed in a small group or 1 on 1. By connecting with your students and being proactive about finding out information about how they are feeling, so many behaviors and challenges can be avoided. This resource includes a morning check in sheet…

This mental health chart should be in every classroom, without question.

Have you seen the new craze, "How are you feeling using this dog scale" in which you choose a picture of the dog that best represents how you feel on a particular day? We can use this type of activity to check-in with students to see how they are feeling. Included are three check-ins and a list of ideas on other ways to use incorporate them into your lessons. Good for online or face-to-face learning. How are you feeling on the alpaca scale? How are you feeling based on these famous works of…

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Everything you need to build social-emotional skills in your classroom. With just one page per day, students will check-in with their feelings, practice positive affirmations, learn a new SEL skill, and practice mindfulness. Such a simple solution to build important social-emotional skills.

Social Emotional Learning (SEL) has been found to promote academic success and increase students' commitment to school. Generally, there are five key components that make up social emotional learning. These competencies include self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, and decision making. Today, I'd like to focus on ways to help students develop self-awareness. Self-awareness includes one's ability to recognize emotions, have an accurate self-perception…

These daily check-ins are a great way for your to subtly check in with your students, and build stronger connections.