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Valentine's Day Activities for Social Emotional Learning - February SEL

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Valentine's Day Activities for Social Emotional Learning - February SEL

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Made for: Small Groups and The Classroom

Grade Level: 1, 2, and 3

File Format: PDF

Total Pages: 20

Topic: Coping Skills, Feelings, Friendship, Holidays & Seasonal, Problem Solving, Self Regulation, and Social Skills

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About This Resource

February is a great time to incorporate simple low-prep SEL activities. You can use these for Valentine's Day or throughout the year. Easily adaptable for individual students, small groups, or the whole class.

 

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Your Support System - My Heart Puzzle

Explore with students who is in their support system. Who are the people they can count on? Then have students reflect on how they can support others.

Using Strategies - Coloring & Bookmark

Introduce coping skills to elementary students by explaining that we can use strategies to manage our emotions. Color note cards and a strategy bookmark are included. The coloring pages provide a practice opportunity for students to use a mindful minute and drawing to manage overwhelming feelings.

The strategy bookmark helps students consider what strategies work for them and also serves as a reminder when the activity is complete.

Being Helpful - Helping Hands

Brainstorm with students ways to be helpful in the classroom. You can follow-up with sticky notes to acknowledge helpful acts. 

Making Conversation - Heart Chats

This is a great group activity or icebreaker game. 45 Heart Chat cards and nine blank cards are included if you want to add your questions. Heart Chatbox is included to store the cards.

Problem Solving - Broken Heart Repair

Students brainstorm ways to repair or fix things after doing something hurtful.

 

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Katlyn C.
Great product

Great product! Met all the needs of my students! Thank you!

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Caitlin B.
Good resource

I liked the variety in this resource and used it to talk about self-love as well.

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Abigail K.
Great Resource for Therapy Groups

I used the heart puzzle and the heart chats with children's therapy group (ages 7-11) and they loved them! Easy to understand and facilitate. I gave them the coloring cards as a take home activity. Will use this in the future as well! Highly recommend.

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Renee M.

I used this with my Friends of Rachel Club to promote SEL awareness.

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Rebecca S.

Such a great SEL activity. Prompted great discussions.

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Katie C.

This was fun to do in February. My students enjoyed it.

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Stephanie O.

Perfect resource for my self-contained kiddos. Presents the information in a way that helps them grasps the concepts.

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SchoolCounselorFun

A new twist on random acts of kindness, I will be using this for students who need a kindness boost and for classrooms to engage in RAK week activities.

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Sara B.

Great resource to use to support my school wide kindness week celebration. Thank you!

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Molly F.

I really liked all the different activities in this resource.

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Erica A.

Easy and engaging SEL activities. Cute ideas to fit the month of February. The conversation hearts was a favorite and it did work as a good icebreaker. I think the heart puzzle was also a good way for students to see different support systems. When they shared them it helped others think about support they do have that maybe did not come to mind at first.

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Heather T.

Great twist on Valentine's Day activities. My students enjoyed this!

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Shenise T.

Great Resource!

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Mandy S.

Great tool to have during kindness week students loved it!

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Andrea I.

Love this resource! It's been so helpful. Thank you!

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Sarah F.

Fun activity to do during Valentine's day week with the book

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Counselor W.

fun activities!

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Teaching with Ms Ramos

These were SO great for my Dual Language kiddos. We had a great time and it helped them to be more intune with each other.

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nicolette W.

students loved to complete these activities

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Patricia D.

Fun and easy activities for our groups to do! Definitely helped foster a conversation on kindness and compassion towards one another.

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Judi D.

Great Resource!! Thanks!!

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Jessica F.

Kids were engaged and enjoyed this activity. Thank you!

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Dana W.

I used the My Heart Puzzle activity with my 3rd graders this year and they really enjoyed it! It's hard sometimes for kids to be able to identify their support systems or even understanding how a support system works! This was a great activity to supplement that lesson. I will continue to use this resource yearly!

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melinda mahoney

This file worked great with my social kids

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Gregory D.

Students loved the Valentine's Day activities. Heart puzzle and coloring sheets were a huge hit!

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Melissa H.

This was a fun activity. My students enjoyed it!

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Nola W.

Students enjoyed the different scenarios.

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Deanna I.

I used this for my students with ASD and they very much enjoyed it.

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Emily L.

Great holiday themed resource

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Laura R.

Great product! Thank you!

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lydia W.

Great for my morning meetings around Valentine's Day!

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jennifer B.

cute

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Julia I.

Great thematic resource

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Anna A.

My students loved this lesson!

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