WISE Decision Making
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This printable social-emotional worksheet guides 4th and 5th graders through the WISE decision-making model—Walk Through, Identify, Select, Evaluate—applied to real classroom and home scenarios. Students identify emotions from a word bank, choose from response options, and explain why their choice is best. Includes scenarios on group conflict, bullying, and sibling disagreement. Use for character education, conflict resolution, or SEL class time.
Word Bank
- happy
- sad
- angry
- disgust
- anxious
- surprised
- embarrassed
- bored
- excited
- confident
- annoyed
- hurt
- confused
- jealous
- scared
- frustrated
- lonely
- fear
- guilty
- offended
- Scenario 1: Group Project StressYou are working in a group and one person keeps taking over and won’t let others share ideas.Scenario 2: Bullying SituationYou see someone posting mean comments about a classmate behind their back.Scenario 3: Problem at HomeYour sibling accidentally breaks something important to you and acts like it isn’t a big deal.
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