Choices & Consequences Lessons - Making Good Choices Activities - SEL Worksheets

No-prep SEL worksheets for grades 3-5 that teach students about choices and consequences. These print-and-go worksheets help students practice pausing to think before they act, using Stop, Think, Choose to consider possible consequences.

With this resource, you'll be able to:

• Introduce students to a simple decision-making framework they can reuse anytime.
• Guide discussion on what makes a choice a good one for themselves and others.
• Help students practice thinking through choices before they act.
• Send worksheets home so families can keep the conversation going.

What's Included

Choices and Consequences Worksheets 

Five worksheets walk students through the process of making good choices step by step. Each introduces one part of the process, followed by a discussion question and short activity to help students apply what they've learned.

• 5 worksheets, 2 pages each
• Discussion question and student activity on each worksheet
• Printable version, color and black & white
• Digital fill-in Google Slides version (mirrors printable version)

10 pages | PDF + Google Slides | Black & white included

What Do the Worksheets Cover?

1. Introduce how choices lead to consequences and how we can make good choices.
2. Discuss what makes something a good choice for yourself and others.
3. Practice thinking through choices and identifying possible consequences.
4. Explore how to use Stop, Think, Choose to make good choices.
5. Reflect on what they learned about making good choices and how they can put it into practice.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I liked this activity because it had meaningful questions that led to awesome discussions about choices and consequences. - Amara M

Ways You Can Use This

• Use with a whole class, small group, or individual student to introduce choices and consequences and practice thinking before acting.
• Use the discussion questions to talk through real-life choices, possible consequences, and what makes a choice work well for themselves and others.
• Send the worksheets home for extra practice and to give families a simple way to continue conversations about choices and consequences.

Do I need Google Classroom? You don't need to use Google Classroom, but you do need a Google account to use the fill-in Google Slides.

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