Impact vs Intentions - Social Pressure - Social Skills - Quick SEL Worksheets

No-prep SEL worksheets for grades 3-5 that help students explore how people affect one another. These print-and-go worksheets focus on how words and actions can affect others, how impact can differ from intent, and how people can feel pressured to act a certain way.

With this resource, you'll be able to:

• Help students recognize that their words and actions affect other people.
• Guide discussion on the difference between intended and unintended impact.
• Explore how other people can influence our choices and actions.
• Send worksheets home so families can continue the conversation.

What's Included

Actions & Peer Pressure Worksheets

Five worksheets help students consider how people influence one another through words, actions, and social pressure. 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

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

What These Worksheets Cover

1. Introduce how our actions affect others and how their actions affect us.
2. Explore how words and actions can affect how another person feels.
3. Discuss how the impact of an action can be different from what someone intended.
4. Explore situations when someone may feel pressured to act a certain way.
5. Reflect on what they learned about how people affect one another.
   

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“This is an excellent resource to use for my social/emotional time during class. It's scaffolded, has instruction plus application and the topics are relevant to my learners.” - Stephanie O.

“I cannot stress how much I love these daily SELs!! I think I have most of them by now! I print them as packets for my students and we use them in individual or small groups. Love that it provides the education, scenarios, and questions!” - Kelsey N.

Ways You Can Use This

• Use the worksheets with a whole class, small group, or individual student to introduce impact, intent, influence, and peer pressure.
• Use the discussion questions to talk through how the same words or actions may affect people differently.
• Complete the short activities together or use the Google Slides version for students to reflect on social influence independently.
• Send the worksheets home to support family conversations about how people influence one another.

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

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