Positive Mindset Pennants
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This product, 'Baditude! My Self-Evaluation,' offers a glimpse into my comprehensive book companion for Julia Cook's 'Baditude!' It provides students with an opportunity to reflect on their classroom behavior, particularly focusing on personal attitudes.
Unlock the Full Potential: Baditude! (by Julia Cook) Social-Emotional Learning Activities
If you love this sample, please take a look at the complete book companion/interactive read aloud, Baditude! (by Julia Cook) Social-Emotional Learning Activities. This resource is a treasure trove of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and English Language Arts (ELA) activities designed to help children transition from a 'baditude' to an attitude of gratitude, all while honing essential ELA skills.
Within the full book companion, you'll discover:
An in-depth explanation of the CASEL 5 Standards, covering self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making.
Support and recommendations for educators on teaching and nurturing a positive attitude in children.
Clear SEL learning objectives integrated into this book companion.
Thoughtful guided questions to facilitate discussions before, during, and after reading the text.
A diverse array of book companion activities that bridge ELA and SEL skills.
ELA skill sheets and posters.
Informative notes to families, elucidating the skills being developed in class and offering guidance on how they can support at home.
Celebratory Brag Tags for recognizing and applauding improvements and achievements.
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For the best value, consider exploring my comprehensive bundle of book companions, Social Emotional Learning Activities By making a single purchase, you'll gain access to all current book companions and receive notifications for downloading future full book companions at no extra cost.
Learn More: Interactive Readalouds for SEL and Literacy Skills
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