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Small Group SEL Lesson: Learning How to Change Your Behavior

Name: Small Group SEL Lesson: Learning How to Change Your Behavior
Brand: Social Emotional Workshop
SKU: 3104813
Price: 2.50 USD
Availability: InStock

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Made for: Small Groups

Grade Level: 2, 3, and 4

File Format: PDF

Total Pages: 22

Topic: Coping Skills, Feelings, and Self Regulation

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About This Resource

This lesson helps students understand the connection between an event and our thoughts, feelings, emotions, behaviors, and consequences. They learn that a change in any of these can break the pattern of negative behaviors. Students use a hands-on activity to add strategies to see how they can change things. Perfect for small groups learning about managing their feelings and behaviors.

SEL Objectives

Recognizes that thoughts are linked to emotions and behaviors.
Identifies physical symptoms and thoughts related to emotions.
Identifies own uncomfortable emotions and determines need for coping skills.
Recognizes how emotions are linked to behavior and consequences.

Students will understand the sequence that leads to problem behavior and identify ways to change it.

What's Included?

Lesson Plan
Chain Reaction Worksheet
Link Activity Materials: Links for triggers, physical feelings, feelings, thoughts, behaviors, consequences, and strategies.
Strategy Cards
- 19 Funny Picture Cards
- 15 Carton Cards
Breaking a Chain Reaction Worksheets

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A super great resource that is valuable and worth the cost!

This resource was a fun activity to support kids learning and support for our small group lessons. Kids were able to see how actions(good or bad) can lead to different paths and then we could talk about that.

I used this in an individual counseling session—very effective for helping students understand and manage their feelings.

This was such a great resource to use with my students who were continually struggling with self-regulation. Recognizing why they are doing a behavior and how it manifests itself for them was so BIG!

Kids were very engaged with this lesson. Loved the interactive supplies that came with it and gave kids a hands-on method to resolving things that they need to let go of.

My students enjoyed this activity. The cards are a great visual tool for the students.

Love the visual of the chain reaction. It helps for my students to see the consequences of their actions. Thank you!

I used this with a group of 6th grade boys struggling with appropriate behavior. The chain reaction analogy really helped them connect that there are a lot of things that come into play when they behave the way they do.

Great resource! I used it with my third-grade students to deepen their understanding. Thank you!

Students loved this and wanted to hang it up for the entire year!

I loved the strategy cards! We laminated them and put them on binder rings for my life skills learners to reference.

Great for giving my kids a hands on, tangible way to understand why they do certain behaviors and what actions/thoughts they can change in order to make better choices

I used this one on one with a behavior student and it was great! It is awesome for students to see each "chain" in the behavior chain and how it all works together.

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

Using these lessons for a 5th grade class at the moment, simple to use and easy to read for students.

Great Resource!

I liked the project of linking the papers- great concept

Used mostly in individual sessions with students to understand the connection between feelings, thoughts and actions. Students were engaged during the activities.

excellent!

thanks!

This was such a great visual for kids!

Time saver!!

My kids loved this hands-on craft!

Great resource! Thank you!

I am using this resource in the SEL small group class to help them understand that their feelings, thoughts and actions are all connected. I created a few exemplars that the students used as a puzzle to put together, then they created their own. They keep these in my classroom and we review and add strategies each time they see me over the week!

I work with ED students and I used this resource one on one with a student after he had an incident. It helped him process how to better regulate his emotions.