Details
Pages
16 Pages
Resource Type
Activities, Cooperative Learning, Games
Product
Digital
Subject
Seasonal, Social Emotional
Grade
Not grade specific
Description
Oh no!Santa forgot gifts for Sallie and Ben. Help the elves get gifts to Santa's sleigh before it is too late!
This social-emotional learning board game includes social situations scenarios cards, emotions cards, and social interactions cards. This is a fun way to discuss appropriate social skills and methods of handling common social situations in a positive manner. Also, it encourages social interaction with team players. This is an engaging game for elementary aged students.
Includes:
14 social situation scenario cards
14 social interactions cards
12 emotions cards
2 pages that connect to form aboard game
Dice cut out
5 characters
Examples:
Social Situation Scenario Cards
Grace's mom wants her to decorate Saturday, but her best friend also wants her to go caroling. She would enjoy both activities.
What should she do?
Social Interaction Cards
Ask everyone playing this question.
If you could be a Christmas character, who would you be, and why?
Emotions Cards
Molly falls while acting in a Christmas play. The entire crowd sees her fall.
How do you think she feels?
DIRECTIONS:
Santa forgot gifts for Sallie and Ben. Help the elves get gifts to Santa's sleigh before it is too late!
(2-5 players) Roll the dice and move the number of spaces you rolled. Answer a card that is the color of the square you land on. GREEN squares represent EMOTION cards, YELLOW squares represent SOCIAL INTERACTION cards, WHITE squares represent SOCIAL SITUATION SCENARIO cards, and squares with writing on them represent a GROSS MOTOR ACTIVITY. If you land on a gross motor activity, you must complete the activity and the card which provides the opportunity to roll the dice again. Incorrect answers or refusal to answer result in skipping your next turn. There is one square that requires you to go back two spaces. You must complete the card for this square and go back two spaces. The first person to reach Santa's sleigh wins.
This social-emotional learning board game includes social situations scenarios cards, emotions cards, and social interactions cards. This is a fun way to discuss appropriate social skills and methods of handling common social situations in a positive manner. Also, it encourages social interaction with team players. This is an engaging game for elementary aged students.
Includes:
14 social situation scenario cards
14 social interactions cards
12 emotions cards
2 pages that connect to form aboard game
Dice cut out
5 characters
Examples:
Social Situation Scenario Cards
Grace's mom wants her to decorate Saturday, but her best friend also wants her to go caroling. She would enjoy both activities.
What should she do?
Social Interaction Cards
Ask everyone playing this question.
If you could be a Christmas character, who would you be, and why?
Emotions Cards
Molly falls while acting in a Christmas play. The entire crowd sees her fall.
How do you think she feels?
DIRECTIONS:
Santa forgot gifts for Sallie and Ben. Help the elves get gifts to Santa's sleigh before it is too late!
(2-5 players) Roll the dice and move the number of spaces you rolled. Answer a card that is the color of the square you land on. GREEN squares represent EMOTION cards, YELLOW squares represent SOCIAL INTERACTION cards, WHITE squares represent SOCIAL SITUATION SCENARIO cards, and squares with writing on them represent a GROSS MOTOR ACTIVITY. If you land on a gross motor activity, you must complete the activity and the card which provides the opportunity to roll the dice again. Incorrect answers or refusal to answer result in skipping your next turn. There is one square that requires you to go back two spaces. You must complete the card for this square and go back two spaces. The first person to reach Santa's sleigh wins.
Oh no!Santa forgot gifts for Sallie and Ben. Help the elves get gifts to Santa's sleigh before it is too late! This social-emotional learning board game includes social situations scenarios cards, emotions cards, and social interactions cards. This is a... more
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