Use these gingerbread-themed activities to add seasonal fun to your friendship lessons! Kids will love these activities as they learn about what it means to be a good friend and how they can be one. They are perfect for individual, small group and even classroom counseling lessons. You can also use them to incorporate social emotional learning into your holiday celebrations. Bundle & Save: This resource is part of the Winter SEL & Social Skills Bundle! __________________________________________________________ What’s Included: “Roll A Gingerbread Friend” Dice Game Students will try to roll all four parts of the gingerbread as they respond to prompts about being a good friend. Gingerbread Friend Booklet Students will make a gingerbread-themed booklet as they respond to prompts about being a good friend. Helping Others Role Play Activity With Scenarios Students will role play different scenarios as they practice identifying and meeting the needs of others. “The Recipe For A Good Friend” Worksheet Students will consider the characteristics of a good friend as they create a recipe for their gingerbread friend. Good Friend Scenario Activity Students will look at different scenarios and decide whether or not the gingerbread in each example is being a good friend. See the preview for more about what’s included. __________________________________________________________ Ideas For Use: Friendship lessons or small groups Winter counseling or SEL lessons Social skills lessons or small groups With students who could benefit from learning how to be a good friend andlearning how to choose good friends With students who could benefit from increased friendship skills __________________________________________________________ Want access to the entire Counselor Chelsey Resource Library? Check out The Counseling Resource Hub! It includes over 300 resources, and so much more! __________________________________________________________ Want to purchase this resource on Teachers Pay Teachers? Find it here!
