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Social-emotional learning worksheet for Pre-K to Grade 6 with emotion identification and three-tiered response options for a conflict scenario.
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Making Good Choices

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This social-emotional learning worksheet guides students from pre-K through 6th grade through a conflict scenario: a sibling takes a marker and draws on their artwork. Students identify how they feel, explore three levels of response options (calm, okay, and not-good), and predict the consequences of each choice. Useful for teaching emotional awareness, impulse control, and conflict-resolution skills in early-elementary and primary grades.

Subject:
Social Emotional Learning
Topic:
Emotional Regulation
Grade Level:
Pre-K – 6th Grade
Updated June 2026

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