Personal responsibility activities

🌸🌼 Spring is blooming, and so are our young learners' social-emotional skills, especially the theme of fostering RESPONSIBILITY 🌱✨ From interactive games to thought-provoking discussions, the SPRING-THEMED SEL resource has it all covered! 🤔💬 Whether it's exploring the importance of taking care of our environment or learning about personal responsibilities at home and school, these activities will spark insightful conversations and foster a sense of accountability. 💪🏼 SWIPE left to see…

Looking for a fun responsibility counseling lesson? Use this one to help students understand what responsibility is and looks like. Great for responsibility lessons, responsibility counseling activities, responsibility small group counseling activities, and more.

The Good Egg Activities - use these activities to help students understand what is and is not their responsibility & practice self care for managing stress!

8 responsibility activities for elementary students. Easy to use ideas that will help you build responsible classroom culture like which books to read, lessons to teach, and classroom jobs.

Next up for 4th grade's responsibility unit (part one was choices and consequences) was helping them understand what responsibilities are theirs versus their

Support your middle and upper elementary students with learning responsibility through my Choices and Consequences resource! My resource focuses on teaching responsibility through understanding that choices have consequences. Your students will learn through lessons and activities that they can be good or bad consequences, depending on the choices they make.

School counseling guidance lesson -lesson 1 in responsibility unit- write about your responsibilities in different environments. Contact me for lesson plans and worksheets. -samara

Check out these lesson plans for teaching responsibility in the classroom! These activities are engaging and full of visual support to meet your elementary and special education classrooms.

Downloadable posters for families, teachers and educators covering virtues and values for children to encourage social and emotional learning.

Responsibility Unit

Make sure that you are focusing on the things that are your responsibility. When we begin to cling onto things that are other peoples responsibility and expect certain outcomes from things that are not our responsibility we begin to create unnecessary suffering. It can be easy to accidentally cling onto someones elses responsibility and then feel disappointed when the outcome is not how we wanted it. Step back and think about whether it is your responsibility or not #reclaimingzen #zen…

Teach your children about personal responsibility. Trust me, you will all benefit!

Teach responsibility in your classroom through the use of intentional activities. Continue refining what responsibility means to your students all year.

🌸🌼 Spring is blooming, and so are our young learners' social-emotional skills, especially the theme of fostering RESPONSIBILITY 🌱✨ From interactive games to thought-provoking discussions, the SPRING-THEMED SEL resource has it all covered! 🤔💬 Whether it's exploring the importance of taking care of our environment or learning about personal responsibilities at home and school, these activities will spark insightful conversations and foster a sense of accountability. 💪🏼 SWIPE left to see…

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Teach your elementary students about responsibility with my Responsibility Lesson and activities! There are two different engaging responsibility themed activities that your students will compete in teams, or individually. Some of the resources included are sorting task cards, exit tickets, written lesson plan with ASCA mindsets/behaviors and CASEL competencies, and more!

Social emotional learning activities for elementary including SEL read alouds, home connection materials, and no-prep lessons that will fit easily into busy schedules.

What is your level of responsibility