This social emotional learning lesson with a puppet video will help students practice problem solving students and provide them with the right strategies to help them deal with conflict in the right ways.

How will learning take place? Through an engaging puppet video lesson, problem solving scenarios and a coloring sheet award.

Find the game here on TPT: I Can Be A Problem Solver/Puppet

Similar Digital Version on Boom Learning: I Can Solve Problems – Boom Cards

This lesson is part of the full curriculum. You can find that here.

Let’s practice asking for help with this social emotional learning lesson!

How will learning take place? Through an engaging game to help students practice distinguishing the difference between situations  where they should ask for help and situations where they shouldn’t ask for help.

Additional Components (not included in the digital version on boom learning): There will also be printable activity sheets to go right along with this game, a transition activity to close the lesson as well as an extended learning idea on how to embed this casually into your classroom throughout the week or even better the year!

Find the game here on TPT: I Can Ask For Help

Similar Digital Version on Boom Learning: I Can Ask For Help- Boom Cards

This social emotional learning & social skills lesson will help students learn what it means to be a good friend. Find the game here: I Can Be A Good Friend

How will learning take place? Through an engaging game to help students practice distinguishing the difference between someone who is being a good friend and someone who is not. 

Additional Components (not included in the digital version on boom learning): There will also be a printable activity sheet to go right along with this game, a transition activity to close the lesson as well as an extended learning idea on how to embed this casually into your classroom throughout the week or even better the year!

Find the game here on TPT: I Can Be A Good Friend

Similar Digital Version on Boom Learning: I Can Be  A Good Friend- Boom Cards

This social emotional learning lesson will help students learn about perspective taking. Thinking of others shows you care about and respect other people. Doing things for other people also encourages acceptance and tolerance of others and helps students form stronger relationships. Find the game here: I Can Think Of Others

How will learning take place? Through an engaging game to help students distinguish the difference between someone thinking about others and someone not thinking about others.

Additional Components (not included in the digital version on boom learning): There will also be  printable activity sheets to go right along with this game, a transition activity to close the lesson as well as an extended learning idea on how to embed this casually into your classroom throughout the week or even better the year!

Find the game here: I Can Think Of Others

Similar Digital Version on Boom Learning: Boom Learning – I Can Think Of Others

This social emotional learning lesson will help students learn how to be a bucket filler. Being kind to others is something we should all strive to do. We want students to have the right words and actions to help them be kind to others. Find the game here: Bucket Filler

How will learning take place? Through an engaging game to help students practice distinguishing the difference between words or actions that fill one’s bucket and words or actions that won’t fill it.

Additional Components (not included in the digital version on boom learning): There will also be a printable activity sheet to go right along with this game, a transition activity to close the lesson as well as an extended learning idea on how to embed this casually into your classroom throughout the week or even better the year!

Find the game here: Bucket Filler

Similar Digital Version on Boom Learning: Bucket Filler

This social emotional learning lesson will help students learn about disappointment. Everyone feels disappointed at times but sometimes that disappointment can turn to frustration or anger. By teaching children that it is okay to feel disappointed and by teaching them good coping skills, they will begin to accept disappointment and move on more easily. 

Find the game here:  Disappointed: What Does It Mean?

How will learning take place? Through an engaging game to help students practice distinguishing the difference between accepting disappointment and not accepting disappointment.

Additional Components (not included in the digital version on boom learning): There will also be  printable activity sheets to go right along with this lesson, a transition activity to close the lesson as well as an extended learning idea on how to embed this casually into your classroom throughout the week or even better the year!

Find the game here: Disappointed: What Does It Mean?

Similar Digital Version on Boom Learning: Disappointed

This social emotional learning lesson will help students learn how to be a good sport!

Come meet Tommy (puppet)!  Tommy Is playing games with his dad but gets frustrated because he always wants to be the “winner” and he uses the words “It’s not fair” a lot. He finally begins to understand that if he wins all the time it won’t be fair to the other players.

Find the game here: It’s Not Fair!/Puppet

How will learning take place?  Through an engaging puppet video lesson to help students understand the importance of playing fair. 

Why teach this? Life won’t always be fair and sometimes we will win and sometimes we won’t. Students need to learn that although they may be disappointed they still need to accept that it wasn’t their turn to win, be respectful of the other person(s) who did win and try again next time.

Additional Components (not included in the digital version on Boom Learning): There will be discussion questions, a transition activity to close the lesson as well as an extended learning idea on how to embed this casually into your classroom throughout the week or even better the year!

Find the game here: It’s Not Fair!/Puppet

Digital Version on boom learning:It’s Not Fair

This social emotional learning lesson will help students learn about body language. By understanding body language, children will have a better idea of how someone is feeling without them using their words. This will also help children to show empathy towards others. Find the game here: Body Language

How will learning take place? Through an engaging game to help students practice identifying how someone is feeling by looking at their body language.

Additional Components (not included in the digital version on boom learning): There will also be a printable activity sheet to go right along with this game, a transition activity to close the lesson as well as an extended learning idea on how to embed this casually into your classroom throughout the week or even better the year!

Find the game here: Body Language

Similar Digital Version on Boom Learning: Body Language

This social emotional learning lesson will help children learn important listening skills. Listening and responding is how we effectively communicate with others. Children need to learn that when someone is talking to you, you need to listen to their question or comment and respond appropriately. Find the game here: I Can Listen & Respond

How will learning take place? Through  an engaging game to help students practice distinguishing the difference between listening & responding and not listening & responding.

Additional Components (not included in the digital version on boom learning): There will also be printable activity sheets to go right along with this lesson, a transition activity to close the lesson as well as an extended learning idea on how to embed this casually into your classroom throughout the week or even better the year!

Find the game here: I Can Listen & Respond

Similar Digital Version on Boom Learning: Listen & Respond