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This product (Train Your Dragon to Follow Rules- Cause and Effect) is a sample of my book companion for the book Train Your Dragon to Follow Rules by Steve Herman. It allows students to reflect on their own behavior in the classroom around the topic of personal attitude.
Unlock the Full Potential: Train Your Dragon to Follow Rules (by Steve Herman) Social-Emotional Activities
The full book companion, Train Your Dragon to Follow Rules (by Steve Herman) Social-Emotional Activities, can be found in my TPT store. It is full of SEL and ELA activities for helping children learn about why we have rules and the importance of following them, while also building specific ELA skills.
What Awaits You in the Full Book Companion:
An explanation of the CASEL 5 Standards (self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making).
Support for adults and suggestions on how to teach and support children in learning about why we have rules, why the same rules apply to everyone, and the impact of our choices.
Specific SEL learning objectives that are covered in this book companion.
Guided questions for before, during, and after reading the text.
A variety of book companion activities that address both ELA and SEL skills.
ELA skill sheets/posters
Note to families explaining the skill we are working on in class and letting them know how they can help at home.
Brag Tags for celebrating improvement and success
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Please visit my store for other book companions to help your class develop both their SEL and ELA skills! To get the best value, take a look at my growing bundle of book companions, Social Emotional Learning Activities. Pay once, get all of my current book companions, then receive a notification to download each new full book companion at no additional cost to you!
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