Responsible Decision Making Classroom Bundle

Encourage students to monitor their behavior by moving the clothespin slider on their own personal tracking system. They can even take their trackers when they travel to other classrooms and lunch.

Kids can learn how to be compassionate to themselves and others using this accessibly written book, Reach Out: Being Compassionate. The 32- page book offers helpful exercises, tips, and activities to manage thoughts and feelings. It is written to appeal to a maturing junior audience, but with a lower level of complexity, with text that is considerate of less-secure readers.

• Learn To Manage Thoughts And Feelings: The techniques involved in managing thoughts and feelings can be learned early. This accessibly written book on practicing compassion gives kids exercises, tips, and activities to begin this valuable process.
  
• Practice Compassion: This book, from the Just Breathe series, provides readers with tools on how to be compassionate to themselves and others throughout the day. It is written for a junior audience and has a high interest level, but uses words of lower complexity, with text that is considerate of struggling readers.
  
• 32 Pages Of Learning How To Be Compassionate: The paperback book, by Virginia Loh-Hagan, is the right size for small hands to hold comfortably, and contains a table of contents, glossary, and index so information can be easily located.
  
• Teach Kids To Think Of Themselves And Others Kindly: Practicing compassion can help children smooth away the stresses of the day. It is especially helpful for kids who wrestle with mood disorders and learning problems.Teach children the power of practicing compassion with this accessible book that helps them manage their thoughts and feelings.

Kids can learn how to be empathetic to others, understanding their different experiences and perspectives, using this accessibly written book, Stay Engaged: Practicing Empathy. The 32-page book offers helpful exercises, tips, and activities to manage thoughts and feelings. It is written to appeal to a maturing junior audience, but with a lower level of complexity, with text that is considerate of less-secure readers.

• Learn To Manage Thoughts And Feelings: The techniques involved in managing thoughts and feelings can be learned early. This accessibly written book on developing empathy gives kids exercises, tips, and activities to begin this valuable process.
  
• Cultivate Empathy: This book, from the Just Breathe series, provides readers with tools on how to empathize with other people and their different experiences and perspectives. It is written for a junior audience and has a high interest level, but uses words of lower complexity, with text that is considerate of struggling readers.
  
• 32 Pages Of Learning How To Empathize: The paperback book, by Virginia Loh-Hagan, is the right size for small hands to hold comfortably, and contains a table of contents, glossary, and index so information can be easily located.
  
• Teach Kids To Think Of Others With Empathy: Learning to see things from others' perspectives can help kids through tough relationship issues, and is a valuable lifelong habit to cultivate.Teach kids the power of empathy with this accessible book that helps them manage their thoughts and feelings.

Use these cards to discuss what empathy is, how to handle emotional upsets in others, and how to recognize people’s feelings and emotional states through facial expressions and environment. The smaller cards work well for small groups, the larger photo cards are good for whole-class discussions.

• Great Social-Emotional Tool

: Kids can practice empathy by learning how to recognize emotional states in others through facial expressions and environment.

Character Education: Learning to recognize the emotional landscape around you is a life skill. Understanding how to deal with emotional upsets in others is an important aspect of character education.

Multiple Uses: This card set can be used in many settings. It’s a great social-emotional learning tool for morning meeting, as part of your overall social-emotional teaching plan, or as a conversation starter at the beginning of the year.

Cards In Two Sizes: The 20 smaller cards on a ring work well for small group settings; the five double-sided larger photos are good for prompting whole-class discussions.Teach kids to recognize emotional states in others using this empathy discussion card set. A great social-emotional tool!

Have students fill out these slips to express how they're feeling about their school day. Ideal for quiet kids who don't easily share their feelings, the slips are also a handy way to provide feedback to families.

Build character - and vocabulary - with this poster defining the important character trait of integrity.

Inspire students to do the right thing by displaying this motivational chalkboard-style poster in your classroom for all to see.

Show your students that attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference!

Inspired by social media, these stickers send students a quick and easy message of encouragement using sweet and silly emojis. Stick them on tests, homework, artwork, and more.