SEL Games For Virtual And In-Person Lessons

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Are you looking for fun games to help kids build meaningful skills? These 30 quick and easy SEL games for virtual and in-person lessons will do just that! They are a great way to m ake your virtual lessons engaging while exploring 10 different SEL topics. These games can be used for face to face lessons too, which makes them great for small groups or even individual and classroom lessons. Bundle & Save: This resource is part of the Social Skills & SEL Games Bundle! __________________________________________________________ What's Included: 3 Bullying Prevention Games - Two Truths And A Lie, Say What?, Trivia 3 Conflict Resolution Games - Reverse Charades, Two Truths And A Lie, Say What? 3 Coping Skills Games - Would You Rather, Letter Game, Say What? 3 Feelings Games - Letter Game, 3 Objects, Word Guessing Game 3 Friendship Games - Would You Rather, Letter Game, Two Truths And A Lie 3 Growth Mindset Games - Scavenger Hunt/Show And Tell, Drawing Game, Two Truths And A Lie 3 Kindness Games - Would You Rather, Letter Game, Word Guessing Game 3 Mindfulness Games - Scavenger Hunt/Show And Tell, Would You Rather, Two Truths And a Lie 3 Self Control Games - Acting Game, Say What?, Trivia - Think It Or Say It? 3 Self Esteem Games - Scavenger Hunt/Show And Tell, Letter Game, Say What? Click here to download the preview __________________________________________________________ Ideas For Use: When meeting with students on video chat In person small groups or classroom lessons As an easy way to add an SEL component to your teaching day This resource was designed to use with students in grades 3-6. __________________________________________________________ What Others Are Saying: “My students love games, and there are so many ideas that I wouldn't have thought of! My students always ask if we can play a game at the start of my lessons, showing just how fun they are.” -Allie F. “My students absolutely love these activities! Many of my students have confidence concerns, but were so excited to share their thoughts and participate in these activities. Their favorites are would you rather and two truths and a lie.” -Allyssa F. __________________________________________________________ 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! Show more