Are you a teacher who is looking for activities related to social-emotional development in children? These engaging and interactive activities for elementary students will help you reach and teach your students in new ways. Created by a former school counselor, they cover mindfulness and meditation, self-regulation and calm-down strategies, gratitude, kindness, positive self-talk and affirmations, character traits, and growth mindset. You’ll find morning meeting slides, soft starts, journals and reflection pages, posters and bulletin board sets, coloring pages, picture book companions, and calm-down tools for your classroom or counseling office. Which grades are these for? Most resources work for grades K-6, with many offered in primary and upper-elementary versions. How long do they take? Most activities are designed for 5-15 minutes so they fit into morning meeting, transitions, brain breaks, or small groups without taking over your day. Printable or digital? Resources come as print-and-go PDFs, and many include Google Slides versions for devices. Whether you’re building classroom community in August or helping students manage stress before testing, these resources give you ready-to-use lessons that make social-emotional learning a natural part of every day.
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