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Downloadable Activity: Catch 'Em Doing Something Right!
DA-55-007-24$1.99When you see your students display effective listening or following instruction skills, find a way to recognize them in front of their peers! The more you give praise and pay attention to positive... -
Downloadable Activity: Gifted
DA-55-010-14$1.99Students will learn the skills of accepting 'No' for an answer and disagreeing the right way. This activity accompanies Julia Cook's storybook I Just Don't Like the Sound of NO!, part of the BEST ME... -
Downloadable Activity: Gum Drop - Drop
DA-55-050-48$1.99When people don't follow the rules or "adjust" rules to make them fit better, it can be very frustrating to others. In the "Gum Drop - Drop" activity from the Responsible ME! Teacher Activity Guide,... -
Downloadable Activity: Silent Skill-Step Mix-Up
DA-55-014-26$1.99Students will explore how using the skills of “Making an Apology” and “Asking for Permission” is very important around others, including their peers. This classroom activity from Julia Cook’s SORRY,... -
Downloadable Activity: Team Mobile
DA-55-018-12$1.99Students will learn that a team is only as strong as its individual members! From Julia Cook’s BEST ME I Can Be! series is an engaging activity to accompany her storybook Teamwork Isn’t My Thing, and... -
Downloadable Activity: What Could it Be?
DA-55-034-28$1.99Students will relate their social filters to a common household item as they review how to choose appropriate words to say and learn the act of kindness. This classroom exercise accompanies the... -
Downloadable Activity: What People are Saying About "__"
DA-55-027-21$1.99This activity will allow students to research a product and read consumer comments and reviews based on their experience. Students will then evaluate the feedback given and decide if it is helpful or... -
Downloadable Poster: Do the 6!
DA-55-316$1.95Downloadable PDF poster featuring "Noodle" from Julia Cook's Responsible Me! children's storybook series. Remind students and young children to do their part by staying safe, smart and healthy using... -
Downloadable Activity: Balcony Attitudes & Basement Attitudes
DA-55-050-10$1.49Baditude vs. Gratitude There are two types of attitudes that define people in the world... balcony attitudes and basement attitudes. People with balcony attitudes view the world through positive,... -
Downloadable Activity: Focus Shades
DA-55-022-18$1.49Imagine how focused people can be if they magically cut out everything that is happening around them and all they can see is the task that is in front of them! This exercise accompanies the storybook... -
Downloadable Activity: Now and Not Now. Frame Train.
DA-55-022-19$1.49Students who have a hard time staying on task sometimes only recognize two timeframes: “NOW” and “NOT NOW.” The purpose of this activity is to give students insight as to how the past, present, and... -
Downloadable Activity: Pay Attention!
DA-55-007-6$1.49Students often assume they know what your instructions will be based on prior experience. Assuming leads to not listening, and, unfortunately, the assumption made may not always be correct. Read... -
Downloadable Activity: Spaghetti & Marshmallows
DA-55-018-17$1.49Teach the skill of working as a team with this unique activity called “Spaghetti and Marshmallows.” This amusing exercise will keep students engaged through all three rounds by creating their own... -
Downloadable Activity: What Would You Do?
DA-55-034-25$1.49Students will practice analyzing social situation scenarios and using their social filters as RJ was taught in the picture book written by Julia Cook, I Can’t Believe You SAID That! Once the scenario... -
Downloadable Poster: THINK Before You Post
DA-55-315$1.49Technology is awesome, but children sometimes need a lot of help managing and using it wisely so it enriches, rather than wrecks, their lives. Remind students to "Think Before You Post" by displaying... -
Downloadable Activity: Asking for Help is the Responsible Thing
DA-55-022-11$0.99Being responsible often means asking for help when it’s needed. Use this creative slogan-generating activity to help students relate how to be responsible by asking for help. From Julia Cook’s BEST...