More Printables about Social/Emotional Issues (226 resources)

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Thirteen Reasons Why Literature Guide Thirteen Reasons Why, a novel for middle- and high-school students, makes an excellent...		Ancient Times: Social Classes and Occupations Activity Packet Learn about social classes and occupations of the Ancient Times with this reading passage and...
Planting the Seeds of Peace Children collect words of kindness, love, and caring.		Build Your Own Train Children draw train cars filled with their favorite things to supplement
Friendship Listening Center In this creative activity, your students can record in an audio library what they have learned...		Hush, Hush Reading Group Guide Supplement students' reading with activities and discussion questions for Hush, Hush, a...
Changing Feelings Students learn about accepting sad feelings by drawing a picture of something that makes them...		Living Dead Girl Reading Group Guide This reading guide includes a pre-reading activity, discussion questions, and activities to...
The Misfits Teacher's Guide After reading The Misfits, use the discussion questions in this guide to examine the...		Sign It, Don't Say It Learn about American Sign Language with the Katie Kazoo Crew.
Resolving Conflicts Use this worksheet to teach children about conflict resolution and problem solving. Children...		Build a Friend Students create paper doll imaginary friends and use them to find a real friend.
Exploring Cultural Points of View Increase communication between students of different cultures with this interview based...		How Do You Feel? Students explain how they felt at the following times in a story.
Activity Kit for Crazy Hair Day & Star of the Week Celebrate the adventures of Stanley Birdbaum with classroom activities and discussion ideas for...		I Think I Can "Conductor's Cap" Your class can create "I Think I Can" conductor's caps to go along with the reading of
Friendship Badges Use these badges in a unit on friendship, to award students for participation.		Has the Past Been Just? The second lesson in Beyond Blame: Reacting to the Terrorist Attack deals with the reactions...
Katie Kazoo Getting-to-Know-You Interview Use this fun activity to help your students get to know their classmates, and to encourage...		Has the Past Been Just? Handouts These handouts align with Has the Past...

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