💛 SELLevel 1Lesson 39
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SEL Review

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What you will learn

  • 1Remember and talk about important SEL ideas, like feelings, calm tools, kindness, problem-solving, and trying again
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Mini Lesson

This lesson is a review. You look back at many SEL lessons and remember what helped you.

Feelings words

  • We can name feelings like happy, sad, angry, scared, proud, or calm.
  • We can say, "I feel…" to a trusted adult.

Calm-down tools

  • We learned tools like belly breathing, counting slowly, or using a calm corner.
  • We can use them when our feelings are big and we need a pause.

Friendship & kindness

  • We can use kind words and listening ears.
  • We can take turns, share, and say "Can I play?"
  • We can say "stop" if someone is unkind and ask an adult for help.

Problem-solving steps

  • We can stop and breathe first.
  • We can say what the problem is in simple words.
  • We can think of small choices and ask an adult which is safe and fair.

Growth mindset

  • We can say, "I can try" or "I cannot do it yet".
  • We remember that mistakes help us learn.
  • We can feel proud when we keep trying kindly.

Looking back and forward

  • We can notice SEL tools that helped us this year.
  • We can choose one tool we want to keep using.
  • We can thank ourselves for practicing.

Words to know

Emotion

A strong feeling inside, like happy, sad, angry, or scared

e.g. Joy is one kind of emotion.

Kindness

Doing or saying nice things that help others feel good

e.g. Helping a friend is an act of kindness.

Friendship

A close, caring connection between people who like and trust each other

e.g. Our friendship grew stronger after we shared our toys.

Reflect

To stop and think about what you learned or how you felt

e.g. I reflect on what made me feel proud this week.

SEL Review — Six Big IdeasA wheel showing six SEL tools — feelings words, calm tools, kindness, problem solving, growth mindset, ask for help — connected to a central toolkit.SEL Review — Six Big IdeasMy SELToolkitFeelings wordsCalm toolsKindnessProblemsolvingGrowth mindsetAsk for helpAll six tools work together.
Six SEL tools that work together as one toolkit.
When a Problem Comes UpA six-step flow for problem solving: stop, breathe, name the problem, choose a small step, ask an adult, then try again kindly.When a Problem Comes Up1. Stoppause body2. Breatheslow and deep3. Namethe problem4. Choosesmall step5. Ask adultsafe and fair6. Tryagain kindlyMistakes help us learn.We can keep trying, kindly.
Six small steps to work through a problem.
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Remember: You have learned many SEL tools. You do not need to use all of them at once. Keep practicing the few that help you most.

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