To play:

•Roll the dice to figure out which player will start. (Highest number goes first. Then players go in clockwise direction.)

•When players land on a star, read the hexagon card’s question or prompt about positive thinking.

•When a player lands on an X, read the square cards with a question or prompt about a negative thinking or a negative behavior.

•If the player has to move up or back, their turn is over and they do not have to pull a card again.

•Play until all players have finished the game.

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Directions: Just play Uno as you normally would, and as the students put their cards down, read the corresponding prompt or question.

Prompts and questions are designed to help students learn coping strategies, practice coping skills, facilitate discussions, and think about what strategies they can use when feeling sad, angry, anxious, frustrated, etc., particularly at school.

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Great for grades 1-12

If this product sounds great, but you are looking for additional games and activities for your counseling related to anger management and other SEL skills, please check out my other products as well!

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As the teacher or counselor leading the curriculum, you will be the “leader of the hike.” This means that you have control of the pace as well as the activities that you want to do in order to help your students reach their goals, improve behaviors, and earn their pathway points to get them to the top! If you just want to do the circles, behavior system, and videos…that’s fine! You chose what is easiest for you!

This curriculum includes games, worksheet activities, tons of videos. As the leader, you can spread out the curriculum over the entire school-year, or you can compress the 5 themes into a few months. Your classroom, your pace.

Click “GRADE 4” to see a video on the entire curriculum’s included activities!

The program includes

• A fun classroom positive behavior rewards system called “D.A.B. Dollars”
• A program progress monitoring system
• SEL Folder decorations and progress chart for the Mountain/Hiking theme
• Restorative Circles Prompts cards for each of the 5 Levels

The curriculum is broken into 5 Levels or Skill areas. They include:

• Level 1: Making Goals & Improving Executive Functioning
• Level 2: Social Skills, Cooperation, Working in Groups
• Level 3: Managing Technology & Social Media
• Level 4: Growth Mindset and Positive Thinking
• Level 5: Managing Emotions & Stress, Coping Skills

Each Level Contains:

• 7 to 10 video links to age-appropriate instructional videos that are fun and engaging and can help your students learn about that level ‘s topic.
• Centers and/or Small-Group game/activity

This Curriculum is part of the Summit SEL WHOLE-SCHOOL Elementary School Program. If you think that your school would benefit from having EVERY GRADE level of this Program, including 30+ additional Tier 2&3 Activities for your School Counselor, click HERE to learn about the program.

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In this 5th Grade program your students will learn important skills that can help them to build and maintain friendships, improve their behaviors at school, and manage their emotions. Created by a 16-years on the job school psychologist, this program is made to be developmentally appropriate and full of engaging activities that are easy for teachers to do…No script memorization, many no-prep activities and additional minimal prep (optional activities).

Click “Grade 5” to watch a video on every activity included in this curriculum

Grade 5

As the teacher or counselor leading the curriculum, you will be the “leader of the hike.” This means that you have control of the pace as well as the activities that you want to do in order to help your students reach their goals, improve behaviors, and earn their pathway points to get them to the top! If you just want to do the circles, behavior system, and videos…that’s fine! You chose what is easiest for you!

This curriculum includes games, worksheet activities, tons of videos. As the leader, you can spread out the curriculum over the entire school-year, or you can compress the 5 themes into a few months. Your classroom, your pace.

The program includes:

• A fun classroom positive behavior rewards system called “D.A.B. Dollars”
• A program progress monitoring system
• SEL Folder decorations and progress chart for the Mountain/Hiking theme
• Restorative Circles Prompts cards for each of the 5 Levels

The curriculum is broken into 5 Levels or Skill areas. They include:

• Level 1: Making School Goals, Executive Functioning, & Academic Motivation
• Level 2: Emotions-Coping Skills & Mindfulness
• Level 3: Self-Esteem & Growth Mindset
• Level 4: Social Skills-Kindness, Bullying & Relational Aggression
• Level 5: Transitioning to Middle School & Thinking about the Future

Each Level Contains:

• 7 to 10 video links to age-appropriate instructional videos that are fun and engaging and can help your students learn about that level ‘s topic.
• Centers and/or Small-Group game/activity

This Curriculum is part of the Summit SEL WHOLE-SCHOOL Elementary School Program. If you think that your school would benefit from having EVERY GRADE level of this Program, including 30+ additional Tier 2&3 Activities for your School Counselor, click HERE to learn about the program.

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It’s 20 pages, including the cover and has simple pictures to color.

For grades Tk-5.

Helpful for students with Autism, Poor Emotional Regulation, and/or Social Skills.

To use:

Print as a booklet or full page and staple. Use in a counseling session or read with the student in class and on a daily basis until you see improvements in behaviors. Pair with other videos and activities that focus on “Expected vs. Unexpected” behaviors.

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Learning to think about the size of problems can help student to identify situations where their emotional responses should match the situation. It can also help them to learn to think of solutions to their problems of any size. As the counselor, you will lead them in the game, but then contribute to the discussion of a solution they could make before having a big emotion to a small problem.

This game is a fun and easy way to help students learn to think about the SIZE of Problems and can be played in a small group or classroom setting.

Includes: 20 pre-made BINGO Cards.

This product is also available for FREE as a pre-made video on the Counseling Fanny Pack of Fun YouTube Channel.

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This game is an easier version of the Size of Problems BINGO game available in my store, which is better for children in Grades 3-5.

It was adapted to accommodate students that I work with in special education. Coloring circles was just much easier for them to understand and participate with the game activity. If you have younger students who could benefit from this activity, or support special education classrooms, then this game will help you teach them Size of Problems in a fun and engaging way.

Includes the Gameboard (separate download)

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Use the game for teaching skills, discussion of their own experiences, and with reinforcing lessons that you have given on the “Size of Problems.”

Set-up:

Shuffle all Situation Cards and Big/Little Deal behavior cards.

Place the Situation Cards face down in on the gameboard labeled “Situation Cards” and the “Big/Little Deal” cards face down on their black square on the gameboard.

To Play:

Have students roll one die at a time. Youngest player starts first and goes clockwise for all other players.

•If they land on a STAR pull a situation card and read it. Have the student answer if the situation is a BIG or Little Deal. Then have the share an appropriate emotional or behavioral response to the Situation. If the counselor agrees with the response, then the player can move up one space. Their turn is then over, even if they are now on another star or X.

•If the student lands on an X, pull a card from the Big Deal/Little Deal Pile. If the card has an , it is a Big Emotional Response and the student has to move Back one space. Their turn is then over.

•Play until everyone is at the finish line.

•Have FUN!

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