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Giving Compliments and Accepting Compliments Bundle Media Social Emotional Workshop

Giving Compliments and Accepting Compliments Bundle

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Giving Compliments and Accepting Compliments Bundle Media Social Emotional Workshop

Giving Compliments and Accepting Compliments Bundle

Sale price  $10.00 Regular price  $12.50

Made for: Small Groups

Grade Level: 2, 3, and 4

File Format: PDF

Total Pages: 100+

Topic: Holidays & Seasonal and Social Skills

Digital Download. No physical product will be shipped.

What’s in the Bundle?

Giving Compliments: Social Skills Lesson for Giving Compliments

Giving Compliments Lesson

$3.00 USD

Accepting Compliments - Social Skills Lesson and Activities

Accepting Compliments Lesson

$3.00 USD

Compliments SEL Winter Activity | Winter Bulletin Board Door Display

Complimittens - SEL Winter Activity with Bulletin Board

$4.00 USD

Giving and Receiving Compliments Game

Giving and Receiving Compliments Game

$3.00 USD

About This Resource

Giving Compliments and Accepting Compliments is a key social skills for elementary students. This winter themed bundle uses lessons, games, crafts, and bulletin boards to engage students in giving compliments and receiving compliments. This skill can help improve classroom culture and instill kindness in our students.

What's Included?

Giving Compliments Lesson and Activities: This resource has a 3-step lesson, sentence starters, sorting activity, and printables that gives students a clear idea of what a compliment is and isn't, and practice on how to form one.

Accepting Compliments Lesson and Activities: This resource also has a 3-step lesson, anchor charts, sorting activity, revise a compliment, graphic organizer, and reflection journal page.

Complimittens Activity for Giving Compliments and Bulletin Board:  Engaging activity where students write compliments to a classmate, plus bulletin board materials and graphic organizers, along with a simple lesson plan.

Compliments Folder Game for Giving Compliments: Print, Cut, and Go folder game helping students practice giving and receiving compliments.

Who Should Buy This

This resource is ideal for classroom teachers and school counselors. It can also easily be used by special educators focusing on social pragmatics and social skills.

Reviews

  • 5 stars: 56 (95%)
  • 4 stars: 3 (5%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
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amanda S.
SEL Activity

This bundle is fantastic for social-emotional learning! The activities are engaging and help students practice giving and receiving compliments in a meaningful way. Easy to use and perfect for classroom counseling lessons.

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Wendy G.

Love this resource! It has been very helpful for my clients. I have used these on my adult clients as well and have been great in identifying ways to compliment and accept compliments

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Rebecca C.

This was very useful for my special education classroom, my students struggled with compliments and we have been using this to work on giving and receiving, we have enjoyed it.

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Christen S.

I definitely used this resource to help my students bring kindness and positive compliments to by school.

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Pam G.

My students really enjoyed this resource. Our compliments are growing. They like being able to share if the compliment is true, specific and positive.

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Mrs. Z's Room

We had so much fun working through these activities.

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Holly W.

Great product to help us work on these IEP goals. Thanks.

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Trevor H.

Great resource to use in my class of students with Autism.

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Elementary One Stop Shop

This bundle was very helpful in teaching how to give and properly receive compliments.

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Sydnee M.

This resource is great and my students really enjoy using it daily

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Colleen R.

Such an important skill for life!

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Diane S.

Great resource!!

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gabby D.

Enjoyed this resource and my students were engaged in it.

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Rural SD Counselor

This was one of the first times I had specifically taught about compliments in my classroom. The information was really helpful for teaching the students, and they really loved giving and receiving compliments at the end! This resource was extremely helpful! And I will continue using it in the future.

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Colorful Counseling Tools

Thank you

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Hollie D.

Fun activity for my class lessons!

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Melissa H.

This year I am spending a lot more time working on SEL. I have found this resource helpful and engaging for the students.

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Denise S.

Great resource!

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Ericka G.

So many useful activities! Thank you!

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Go 4th and Conquer

Every year, about half-way through the school year my students seem to forget basic manners and social-skills. These activities are highly engaging and great practice for them. This year, in particular, they really needed the reminder in how to compliment others. This is one of my favorite resources now!

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Rebecca S.

Thank you, this is great!

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Michele H.

My students are both in person and virtual. This is a great resource I found to help with the social skills pull-out I have with my behavior students. It really helped them to understand the concept of giving and accepting compliments.

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Kendra L.

Aligns nicely with our social skills lesson on giving and receiving compliments

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Roselle T.

A great supplement to my Respect for All Lessons as we went remote at the last minute this week!

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Leanne M.

Great resource!

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Miranda B.

Students were engaged and I found this resource to be very helpful.

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stephanie S.

This resource offers great discussion ideas for special needs students.

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Sara S.

We used this for our new student club and they loved it!

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Melissa G.

I really liked the way this bundle all connected together.

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Heather C.

The complimitten game has been extremely helpful with teaching my daughter to be more comfortable with compliments!

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Jaime M.

This resource is fabulous for teaching kids about giving and receiving compliments!

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Elizabeth T.

It was neat to see the students start to understand what a compliment truly consists of and not just I like your shirt or hair

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Roylyn T.

In my class, we make compliment bags for Valentine's Day. I used this resource to teach students how to give compliments before we wrote on each other's bags. This really helped them to be specific and I was impressed with the compliments they gave each other.

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Heather K.

Perfect bundle for teaching social skills and concepts.

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