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Sunday, December 4, 2022

FREE MISC. LESSON - “Social Emotional Learning Skills”

by English with Ease
Pre-Kindergarten - 5th Grade

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15 SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING SKILLS

- Emotional Regulation: Understanding Emotions

1. Identify, express and justify emotions in self and others using words, numbers or pictures.

2. Respond with empathy and affection to others’ distress with words and actions. Interpret body language to identify emotions in others.

- Emotional Regulation: Self-Regulation

3. Self-regulate and refrain from aggressive behavior when tense, upset, afraid or high-energy.

4. Respond to being teased, left out, losing, being told, “ no”, and other disappointments in acceptable ways.

5. Stay focused and ignore distractions.

6. Body Safety: Learn body safety and how to say “no” to unwanted touch.

7. Mindfulness and Positivity

- Emotional Regulation: Flexibility

8. Growth Mindset: Handle disappointment and continue to try when something is difficult. Understand that making mistakes and not knowing the answer is part of learning.

9. Choices and Consequences: Accept consequences and understand impact of behavior on others.

10. Adapting to Change: Adjust to unexpected change and new situations, and be willing to try new things.

- Emotional Regulation: Problem Solving

11. Problem Solving: Identify problems, brainstorm solutions, plan ahead and learn from experiences.

12. Conflict Resolution: Resolve conflicts through apology, negotiation or compromise.

- Communication: Conversational Skills and Manners

13. Introductions and Conversations: Introduce yourself and return greetings. Introduce new people to each other. Take turns in conversation without interrupting. Initiate conversation about specific topics. Respond appropriately to other’s comments. Ask and answer questions. End conversations appropriately.

14. Manners, Compliments and Gratitude: Use manners, express gratitude, give and receive compliments appropriately, and speak politely: “please, thank you, excuse me, your welcome”.

- Social and Emotional Development: Play Behavior

15. Play and Share: Initiate play by appropriately joining in an activity, inviting others to play, suggesting play ideas, identifying likes and dislikes, and organizing play by explaining to peers how to play. Share and take turns during structured and unstructured activities. Obey game rules and follows peer play plans. Follow three-step directions in group games.

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