Are you finding that students’ struggles with self-regulation are impacting not only their learning but the entire classroom environment? This Managing Emotions SEL Unit, perfect for social emotional morning meetings or SEL lessons, offers a range of engaging emotional regulation and self-control lessons with accompanying emotions worksheets that guide students in understanding their emotions, learning about emotional intelligence, building self-control, and practicing emotional regulation. Complete with SEL morning meeting Google slides, and no-prep bulletin board materials, this SEL unit brings emotional regulation and self-control to the forefront of your classroom community-building efforts.

The main emotions discussed in this unit include: anger, sadness, stress, jealousy, anxiety/worry, feeling relaxed, and feeling excited/excitement.

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WHAT'S INCLUDED IN YOUR MANAGING EMOTIONS SEL MORNING MEETING THEME SET (Click the preview to see more!):

✨ 20 Days of Printable and Editable Lesson Plans (includes a list of emotion-specific read alouds for anger, sadness, worry, fear, and jealousy (like Even Superheroes Have Bad Days, Michael Rosen's Sad Book, The Heart and the Bottle, Ruby's Worry, and Those Shoes), an explanation of Managing Emotions and Emotional Intelligence, discussion questions, self-regulation activities, extension ideas, and linked online resources) - print-and-go convenience, or mix and match to meet your needs

✨ SEL Morning Meeting Google Slides (for teachers and students) – implement this SEL unit digitally or use the teacher morning meeting slides to engage students with visual prompts and discussion starters

✨ SEL Bulletin Board Materials with key vocabulary (emotion, emotional intelligence, coping skills, self-regulation, mood, and well-being) and managing emotions and feelings-related inspirational quotes to help you create a visual culture of emotional intelligence in your classroom

✨ Social Emotional Learning Journals - prompts and reflection exercises to help students deepen their understanding of emotional regulation

INCLUDES:

➥ cover pages with quotations and important vocabulary

➥ managing emotions-related discussion prompts

➥ always, sometimes, rarely self-reflection

➥ goal setting: Improving my ability to manage a particular emotion

➥ 6 quotation analysis journal prompts

✨ Social Emotional Learning Worksheets - emotional regulation activities and emotions worksheets to support students’ learning throughout the lessons and unit

INCLUDES:

➥ emotional intelligence sort

➥ labeling the wheel of emotional intensity

➥ graphic organizers for describing a feeling, responses to a feeling, and healthy strategies for coping with a feeling (included for anger, sadness, stress, jealousy, and anxiety/worry)

➥ identifying common types of triggers anchor chart and activity

➥ body clues matching activity

➥ emotions in action scenario sort and graphic organizer

➥ emotional regulation vs. emotional suppression Venn diagram

➥ my toolbox for managing emotions

➥ managing emotions social scenarios role-play activity

➥ 6 Ways People Cope with Strong Emotions

➥ "I Can Change My Mood" graphic organizer

➥ emotions/feelings stories compare and contrast chart

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Watch your students develop the self-control and emotional awareness they need to navigate both big and small moments with resilience and calm. Grab this set and start building a classroom that radiates emotional intelligence and positivity today! 🎉✨

➡️What makes my SEL Morning Meeting resources unique? They go far beyond simple morning meeting questions and greetings, packing the most punch into the very small amount of time our teacher schedules allow for morning meetings or classroom community building while targeting common themes in literature and your grade level's ELA standards. Students who experience SEL morning meetings develop a strong understanding of themes in literature because this and other ELA skills are integrated into the morning meeting routine!

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• Belonging
• Kindness
• Compassion
• Conflict Resolution and Compromise
• Perseverance
• Integrity
• Happiness
• Goal Setting
• Individuality/Be You
• Friendship
• Courage
• Intrinsic Motivation
• Managing Emotions
• Responsibility
• Growth Mindset
• Gratitude