SEL Teaching Practices: Warmth and Support
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No-prep SEL worksheets for grades 3-5 that teach students about getting and giving help. These print-and-go worksheets help students learn about the helpers in their lives, how to ask for help, and how they can be helpers to others.
With this resource, you'll be able to:
- Help students identify the helpers in their lives.
- Guide discussion on when and how to ask for help.
- Practice recognizing ways students can help others.
- Send worksheets home so families can talk about asking for and giving help.
What's Included
Asking for Help Worksheets
Five worksheets walk students through getting and giving help step by step. Each one includes a discussion question and a short activity to apply what they have learned.
- 5 worksheets, 2 pages each
- Discussion question and student activity on each worksheet
- Printable PDFs in color and black and white
- Digital Google Slides version with fill-in text boxes that mirrors the printable worksheets
10 pages | PDF + Google Slides | Black & white included
What These Worksheets Cover
- Introduce helpers as people who do things for others, take care of others, and teach others.
- Explore the different ways people can be helpers.
- Explore when we might need help and how to ask for it.
- Explore how everyone can be a helper.
- Reflect on what they learned and ways they can help others.
Ways You Can Use This
- Use the worksheets with a whole class, small group, or individual student to introduce who helpers are, when to ask for help, and how students can help others.
- Use the discussion questions to identify trusted helpers and talk through situations when someone may need support.
- Complete the short activities together or use the Google Slides version for students to reflect on helpers and ways of asking for help.
- Send the worksheets home to help families continue conversations about getting and giving help.
Do I need Google Classroom? You don't need to use Google Classroom, but you do need a Google account to use Slides.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “I love this resource for teaching my students how and why to advocate for themselves.” - Leah M.
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