Circle Of Control Google Slides Game For Kids
Do your students worry or get upset about things that outside of their control? Use this no-prep circle of control Google Slides game to help kids identify the difference between things they can control and things they can't control. By learning to focus on the things in their control, students can cope with strong emotions such as anxiety and anger. This game is a great way to incorporate technology into your counseling lessons, or to keep your lessons engaging without contact.
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If you are looking to purchase the printable and digital version of this activity, click here to save 20%.
This resource is part of a worry and anxiety activities bundle and a social emotional learning Google slides games bundle!
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What's Included:
30 editable question slides to encourage students to consider what is in their control and what is out of their control
A correct answer slide with an explanation for each question
An incorrect answer slide with an explanation for each question
For more information, please see the preview
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Ideas For Use:
Anxiety lessons or groups
Coping skills lessons or groups
Emotional regulation lessons or groups
With students who worry frequently
With students who could benefit from focusing on things within their control
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What Others Are Saying:
“Great resource for students with anxiety or need to control parts of their world. Opens up conversation on how to control smaller things when something larger is out of our control.” -Donley E.
“Love this resource! Provides excellent visuals & content to clearly explain what is within our control & what is not. I will use this over & over again.” -Candace D.
***Please download your resources as soon as you receive them. The links will expire after 24 hours. If you cannot get to your resources in this time frame, please e-mail me at CounselorChelsey@gmail.com and I will make sure you get what you purchased.
Do your students worry or get upset about things that outside of their control? Use this no-prep circle of control Google Slides game to help kids identify the difference between things they can control and things they can't control. By learning to focus on the things in their control, students can cope with strong emotions such as anxiety and anger. This game is a great way to incorporate technology into your counseling lessons, or to keep your lessons engaging without contact.
If you are looking for a printable version of this activity, click here.
If you are looking to purchase the printable and digital version of this activity, click here to save 20%.
This resource is part of a worry and anxiety activities bundle and a social emotional learning Google slides games bundle!
_______________________________________________________________________________
What's Included:
30 editable question slides to encourage students to consider what is in their control and what is out of their control
A correct answer slide with an explanation for each question
An incorrect answer slide with an explanation for each question
For more information, please see the preview
_______________________________________________________________________________
Ideas For Use:
Anxiety lessons or groups
Coping skills lessons or groups
Emotional regulation lessons or groups
With students who worry frequently
With students who could benefit from focusing on things within their control
_______________________________________________________________________________
What Others Are Saying:
“Great resource for students with anxiety or need to control parts of their world. Opens up conversation on how to control smaller things when something larger is out of our control.” -Donley E.
“Love this resource! Provides excellent visuals & content to clearly explain what is within our control & what is not. I will use this over & over again.” -Candace D.
***Please download your resources as soon as you receive them. The links will expire after 24 hours. If you cannot get to your resources in this time frame, please e-mail me at CounselorChelsey@gmail.com and I will make sure you get what you purchased.
Do your students worry or get upset about things that outside of their control? Use this no-prep circle of control Google Slides game to help kids identify the difference between things they can control and things they can't control. By learning to focus on the things in their control, students can cope with strong emotions such as anxiety and anger. This game is a great way to incorporate technology into your counseling lessons, or to keep your lessons engaging without contact.
If you are looking for a printable version of this activity, click here.
If you are looking to purchase the printable and digital version of this activity, click here to save 20%.
This resource is part of a worry and anxiety activities bundle and a social emotional learning Google slides games bundle!
_______________________________________________________________________________
What's Included:
30 editable question slides to encourage students to consider what is in their control and what is out of their control
A correct answer slide with an explanation for each question
An incorrect answer slide with an explanation for each question
For more information, please see the preview
_______________________________________________________________________________
Ideas For Use:
Anxiety lessons or groups
Coping skills lessons or groups
Emotional regulation lessons or groups
With students who worry frequently
With students who could benefit from focusing on things within their control
_______________________________________________________________________________
What Others Are Saying:
“Great resource for students with anxiety or need to control parts of their world. Opens up conversation on how to control smaller things when something larger is out of our control.” -Donley E.
“Love this resource! Provides excellent visuals & content to clearly explain what is within our control & what is not. I will use this over & over again.” -Candace D.
***Please download your resources as soon as you receive them. The links will expire after 24 hours. If you cannot get to your resources in this time frame, please e-mail me at CounselorChelsey@gmail.com and I will make sure you get what you purchased.
