K-2 Social Emotional Learning Challenge
Tell your favorite stuffed animal about 3 feelings you have felt this week. |
Draw a picture of your “happy place” while you sit somewhere calm. |
While you watch a T.V. show, notice how all the characters feel. |
Call a loved one and ask them to tell you about a time they felt a big emotion. |
Write 2-4 sentences about what being kind means. Include a picture! |
Make a picture for your neighbor and then deliver it to their mailbox with a trusted adult. |
Play “Mother May I” with your family. Practice being a good sport. |
Make 3 masks of 3 different emotions! Use household items with permission from your family! |
Make up an appropriate joke that would make your family laugh. |
Hug a stuffed animal as tight as you can for 30 seconds. Then notice how you feel. |
Have two of your toys act out how to solve a problem in a safe, healthy way. |
Draw a rainbow and then practice rainbow breathing(trace each color with your finger while you breathe). |
Go for a walk and quietly think of all the things you are thankful for right now. |
Create a book about how kindness can change the world! |
Find music that makes you feel 4 different emotions. |
Play another round of Emotions Charades with your family or over video. |
Draw about a time you felt proud of yourself. Tell your family about it. |
Color a coloring sheet. Use mindfulness by staying in the lines as best you can. |
Lay on the floor quietly with your eyes closed and listen while you breathe slowly. |
Create a paper chain of all the things that make you awesome. |
Additional Resources:
Sesame Street(Many SEL resources, activities, and videos)
https://sesamestreetincommunities.org/topics/comfort/
Breath, Think, Do App
Go Noodle FLOW on Youtube(Calming Techniques in video form)