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

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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.

Made for: Small Groups and The Classroom

Grade Level: 3, 4, and 5

File Format: PDF and Google Slides

Total Pages: 10+

Topic: Problem Solving and Social Emotional Learning

Digital Download. No physical product will be shipped.

About This Resource

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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Reviews

  • 5 stars: 48 (83%)
  • 4 stars: 9 (16%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (2%)
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jennifer L.
Great for targeted practice

Great to help students practice specific targeted skills aimed at helping students better self-mangage behavior.

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Barbara W.
Making Good Choices- easy activities for all to follow!

Daily activities to help think about making good chioces. Daily activities so kids aren't overwhelmed with information.

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Emily N.
Great resource

Super engaging and easy resource! Students enjoyed the different activities

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Love S.
Great for small groups

Great for psychoeducation groups or small groups!!

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Dominic T.
Valuable SEL resource!

Perfect for teaching decision-making skills. Students engaged well with the choices and consequences scenarios. Both print and digital formats work great. Essential life skills made accessible!

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Sheila G.V.

Great resource that was easy to use and aligned well with my lesson objectives. The material was well organized and saved me a lot of planning time. My students found the activities engaging and stayed on task throughout.

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Dawn B.

Great activity o review social skills taught in class.

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Gabrielle H.

I used this with one of my fourth grade students to teach our SEL group. I found it super effective to teach choices and consequences. This is a great resource!

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Robyn B.-.T.D.T.

This was great for teaching students about consequences.

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Alexandra C.

his resource on Choices and Consequences was exactly what I needed for my counseling sessions! It provided clear, age-appropriate activities that really got my students thinking critically about their decisions and the outcomes that follow. I especially appreciated the real-life scenarios and discussion prompts—they sparked meaningful conversations and helped students reflect on their own behavior in a safe, supportive way. Highly recommend for any counselor or teacher looking to build social-emotional learning in their classroom!

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Ashlyn B.-.F.G.F.

I'm always looking for resources to teach kids that their choices have consequences, and this resource was perfect! I loved the engaging slide option.

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Amanda S.

This was a great supplement for the ongoing discussion of Choices and Consequences for my second graders!

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clancy A.

This is a great resource for my students. Thank you

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Stephanie O.

My only wish is that I had found these items sooner in the year. It's a perfect way to keep my students engaged and work on social/emotional skills that can be tough for kids with ASD.

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Psyched 4.L.

Good and concrete resource for my small group or individual sessions!

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RJE (United States)
Choices and Consequences

Excellent overall! Love the content. I wonder what grades are recommended. I did find some typos on Day 4.

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Allison C.

Great social story and activity for students who have trouble accepting consequences.

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Sara M.

I have been using this with my self-regulation group and my students have really enjoyed it. Thank you!

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Ruth H.

I loved this lesson. Great conversation with students.

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Rouse's R.

Perfect for our PBIS program. I used this with kids who had not earned the incentive.

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Erin S.

This product was amazing at engaging my students and encouraging them to do their best.

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Stephenie M.

The students in my social skills group did a great job with these activities!! What a wonderful resource.

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Leila H.

My class this year has had a difficult time thinking about their actions before they do them. This helped them realize the importance to think before they make choices.

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Kristen D.

My students loved using this resource and it was easy to share with them!

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Brooke T.

This resource was just what I needed to bring some SEL content into my classrooms. The students enjoy them as well. I plan to use this year after year.

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Amber A.

great resource used in groups and individually with 3rd and 4th students

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Anna A.

I started my counseling lessons with these questions to prompt discussion into our responsibility unit.

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Sheri S.

I used this resource to reinforce the guidance lessons taught by our counselor. It is easy to use and leads to productive discussions among the students.

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s M.

I am currently using this with a very impulsive student! I appreciate how it breaks down situations so that the student can think through the process.

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Lorin H.

This is such a great lesson to use with my small groups!

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Candace J.

my kiddos really like it a lot thanks for the resource

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Counseling i.P.

This resource was great for my 4th grade lessons on making good choices. Thank you

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