Meeting the needs of the whole child is always a top priority for educators. But with the challenges posed by the epidemic, many students are struggling to cope. If you are looking for ways to actively support your students’ socio-emotional well-being, here are some activities you can use to get started.
9 activities for the well-being of students
Use these activities to engage students with the strategies needed to deal with and manage their difficult emotions.
Editable | Google Slides Self-Care Chart Bundle by Tales of Patty Pepper
Grade not specified
Self-care handout for teachers, parents and students by Counselor Chelsea
Grade not specified
Positive Confirmation: Color Journal and Confirmation Card by Ally Sezekinsky with Miss Behavior
Grade not specified
French Mental Health Check-In – Poster of Perfection Parnell and Google Slide Template
Classs: K-10th
Google Apps 7 included Teacher-author points out that this resource includes resources from Google Workspace.
Mindfulness Meditation Destination Meditation 10 Meditation Guided by Bright Future Counseling
Grade: 1st-6th
Mental Health Coloring Page for Kids and Teachers: 8 Exciting Designs for Coloring by Glitter Meets Glue
Grade: 1st-6th
School Counseling Bundle: Elasticity, optimism, gratitude and wellness by school counseling with a whole heart
Grade: 1st-8th
Covid 19 Social Emotional Learning Journal – Mental Health and Mental Awareness by a Curious World
Categories: 3rd-8th
Distance Learning SEL Well Being Printable and Digital Journal by Teachers Resource Force
Grade: 6th-12th
Find more activities and ideas at TpT to support students’ well-being and socio-emotional needs.
This post, originally published in 2020, was updated for 2022. Featured resources in the picture (left to right) were created by Ally Sezekinski with Tales of Patti Paper, Counselor Chelsea, Miss Behavior, Draw calm, and Perfectly parnell.