SEL Connection Lab

Looking for a fun, engaging way to review test-taking strategies and help students manage test anxiety? Are you tired of the same old Look no further than Student Showdown – a Family Feud-style classroom game that turns test prep into a hilarious and memorable experience! Designed for grades 4–12, this fully editable PowerPoint game includes interactive slides, sound effects, and music to bring the game show magic right into your classroom. And the best part? The answers were collected from

Turn classroom review into an exciting classroom competition with Top Classroom, an interactive Missile Launch Review Game PowerPoint! Students answer questions to earn the chance to launch missiles and try to hit the opposing team’s aircraft. The team with the most successful hits wins! This highly engaging review game combines strategy, teamwork, and academic rigor which is perfect for test prep, end-of-unit review, or whole-class reinforcement. 🎯 How the Game Works• Students are divided in

Who Wants to Be an Upstander? SEL Anti-Bullying Game ShowLooking for a high-impact SEL game that goes beyond surface-level kindness lessons and builds a positive classroom community? Who Wants to Be an Upstander? is an interactive PowerPoint game show–style SEL activity designed to help students practice upstander behavior, challenge bullying, and strengthen empathy, inclusion, and respect through collaboration and discussion. Inspired by Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, this game transforms imp

Turn winter classroom blahs into laughter, collaboration, and full participation with Student Showdown: Winter Edition, a fast-paced, team-based PowerPoint classroom game designed specifically for middle school students.This interactive slideshow transforms everyday winter experiences into exciting challenges students actually care about — from snow days and frozen mornings to school drama and cozy vibes. Students compete in teams to guess the most popular answers, earning points while pract

🧠 Build a Mindset: Four in a Row A Growth vs. Fixed Mindset SEL Game | Grades 5–9Turn growth mindset instruction into a game students actually want to play! Build a Mindset: Four in a Row is an interactive, game-show–style PowerPoint that helps middle school students practice identifying growth mindset vs. fixed mindset thinking through engaging, multiple-choice questions, competition, and instant feedback. Instead of passive lessons or worksheets, students work in teams to answer questions,