Description
Teach students how to practice self-control and manage their thoughts, feelings, and choices with this interactive lesson! Students learn 18 tips for self-control.
⭐ THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:
✅ Digital for Google Slides™ presentation that teaches students the definition of self-control and 18 ways to practice self-control. The presentation includes an interactive sorting game with 24 scenarios that let’s students practice the difference between “In Control” and “Out-of-Control” choices.
✅ PowerPoint version of the same presentation.
✅ “In Control” vs. “Out of Control” printable sorting game that let’s students read 24 scenarios and place them on either the “In Control” or the “Out-of-Control” side of the mat.
✅ 3 instructional posters
✅ Assorted worksheets and coloring pages
✅ Document that shows how the lesson is aligned to ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors
✅ Materials offered in full color and black/white
Educators Say
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“Used this many times 1:1 with students when we had to talk about safe bodies. Perfect and easy to use!” – Jennifer B.
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“Used to help students gain skills to help self-regulate. Great for small group lessons and to support behavior intervention.” – Jennifer L.
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“Unique idea that kept my students interested from start to finish.” – Marley A.
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“This was an easy to implement resource for kindergarten and first grade students having difficulty with self-control and self-regulation.” – Jennifer P.
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“I really love these packs to do quick mini lessons for SEL. This had a variety of activities to choose from.” – Kylee G.
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“I love resources by Music City Counselor! They are very clear for my Kindergarten students to understand.” – Jennifer N.
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“This has been a great support in the classrooms that I work in! It is engaging to my kids and they often refer back to it throughout their school day.” – Prep with K