Social Emotional Learning Worksheets

Social emotional learning (SEL) is crucial for the overall development of students. Check out some ideas for social emotional worksheets that can be used in the classroom:

• Self Awareness:A feelings chart is an excellent way to help children identify and discuss various emotions. This activity will encourage students to share times when they felt each emotion.
• Self-Management: Use a goal setting chart to encourage students to set achievable short-term goals. Discuss with them the steps they can take to reach these goals.
• Social Awareness: Create an empathy map and have students reflect on a recent situation from another person's perspective. Discuss how understanding different perspectives can lead to better relationships.
• Relationship Skills: Conflict resolution worksheet: provide scenarios and ask students to suggest positive ways to resolve conflicts. Role-play different conflict resolution strategies.
• Responsible Decision-Making: Use a choices and consequences worksheet to present scenarios and ask students to identify potential choices and their consequences. Discuss how making responsible decisions contributes to personal well-being.

5 Senses

Actions and Consequences

Body Language

Bullying

Communication

Conflict Resolution

Coping Skills

Decision Making Skills

Emotions Flashcards

Friendship

Life Skills

Manners

Mindfulness

Respect

Self Awareness

Self Esteem

Social Cues

Social Stories

Stress Management

Understanding Feelings

When to Talk to an Adult

Happy Creating!