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This packet provides you with two posters highlighting 5 core values: caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and inclusion. There are two different formats of extension activities for students to building further understanding. There are also various reward systems (all printouts included) that encourage positive behaviors. This is a great tool to build a positive and safe environment for students, teachers, and families.

13 pages- Strategies poster and student self-evaluation activities, group discussion outline, Role Play scenarios, and MORE! In order for children to self regulate themselves in situations that may escalate their emotions, children must be able to identify their emotions and understand how they affect their body. This can be challenging as de-escalation strategies typically go against our natural reactions to situations, but as parents and educators, we can retrain a child’s minds to cope with t

11 pages of various formatted emotion cards, classroom thermometer, explanation poster, and more. These cards and classroom thermometer are great tools for children to be able to recognize when they are beginning to escalate emotionally and provide them with strategies to self regulate. This is an easy way for children to communicate their emotions nonverbally which may be easier for children who are struggling social-emotionally.

These daily sheets allow you to easily communicate with parents about their child's day. This document includes eleven pages with various information (bathroom/changes/schedule/nap/reading/teachers notes), colors (black/white/black with rainbow title), etc. There are sheets for toddlers as well which included diaper changes, feedings, naps, etc.

This choice chart is a great visual aide to help support students. This chart can serve as an opportunity to set clear expectations, create constistency, maintain stability, check in between tranisiton, and so much more! The chart is easy to read and the images are simple yet angaging. You can print, laminate, and stick the cards.

This is a great way of ensuring you are prepared with student data to effectively advocate for your students and their needs. Provide specific student data for strengths and areas of improvement; try to do a reading, writing, letter, etc. assessment prior to meeting so you can provide current feedback to your parents. Social emotional skills could include: advocating for themselves and asking for help, building relationships with peers, social skills (sharing, communication, etc.), managing/id

This is a great SEL tool to have students thinking about what successes they want to see throughout the school year. The "who I live with side" allows you to normalize the differences of families.