Social Awareness Workbook

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File Type: PDF
Number of Pages: 62

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Description

Your students can name their own feelings. But can they read anyone else’s?

You know the student… He tells a classmate her haircut looks bad and genuinely doesn’t understand why she’s upset. He barrels into a conversation and can’t tell that everyone’s ready to move on. He escalates a small conflict into a big one because he read the situation wrong.

They aren’t doing it on purpose, they just need to learn how to read these social situations.

WHAT CHANGES FOR YOUR STUDENTS

They stop guessing at body language and start reading & understanding it. They stop assuming everyone thinks like they do and start considering the other person in the room. They stop reacting to conflict and start choosing a better way to respond, and seeing the consequence of that choice before they make it.

WHAT’S INSIDE (49+ pages):

  • Empathizing with Others
  • What Are They Thinking?
  • Compassion for Others
  • Let’s Show Gratitude
  • Identifying Diverse Social Norms
  • Reading Body Language
  • Types of Body Language
  • Starting Conversations: Choosing the Best Way
  • Starting Conversations: Appropriate & Inappropriate Ways
  • Conflict Resolution
  • How Would You Feel?
  • Identifying Others’ Strengths
  • Random Acts of Kindness
  • What You Say Is Important
  • How Can We Help?
  • Picker-Upper or Pusher-Downer?
  • Cut-and-paste resource pages + emotion charts + active listening visuals
  • Full answer keys

BUILT FOR REAL CLASSROOMS

Every page is marked with one of three icons so students (and any adult helping) know exactly what kind of activity it is:

 

🔹 SOLO — independent work with an answer key

🔹 WITH A PARTNER — guided discussion pages

🔹 JOURNAL — open-ended reflection you review

 

HOW TO USE IT:

📌 Whole group : Assign a page as a morning warm-up, then debrief together. The scenario pages spark class discussion without you writing a single question.

📌 Small group / SEL block: Assign a section (like Conflict Resolution or Reading Body Language) and work through it over a week. The WITH A PARTNER pages are built for exactly this. Builds in the opportunity to work on the skills they are learning.

📌 1:1 counseling or check-ins: This journal give you a low-pressure way in with a student who won’t talk. Let them write first, then talk. It is a great tool to use during 1:1 sessions.

📌 Para, sub, or support staff : Hand it off. The icons mean any adult can run a page correctly without a lesson plan from you.

📌 Early finishers / independent work: Solo pages with answer keys mean students can complete and self-check.

No prep. No color ink. No planning period spent building a lesson. Print it and go.

 

✨This is the perfect tool to add a SEL lesson on social awareness to support your students without much time required by you! 

Want this in a different format? Get the task box version HERE.


Need other SEL supports? Check them out:

Self Management

SEL Task Boxes (general)

Self control mini unit

 

These blog posts will help you implement this resource with success!

How to Infuse Social Emotional Learning in the Classroom

Task Boxes for Social Emotional Learning

 

WHAT TEACHERS LIKE YOU ARE SAYING ABOUT MY SEL RESOURCES

⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Lucinda W.

“We are using these as part of our morning meeting activities and our end of day closing activities. So glad I purchased. The kids are asking to use them when they have free time.”

 

⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Krista P.

“We just started using these this week! It was awesome to see how my students reacted to the cards and the way it made them think. We are using them during our morning meeting.”

 

⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Veronica J.

“This is such a great resource when working on self-control. We have added some Penny Pause “buttons” to some of our tables so we can push pause and work on self-control and psychological flexibility. Thanks for making such a great product

 

 

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