Fall social skills activities

Practice feelings identification and perspective taking with the Creating Fall Feelings Worksheet. The Halloween activity includes images of the feelings sad, bored, happy, worried, and mad. Pick from the feelings and draw them onto pictures of a pumpkin, bat, cat, spider, and ghost. Nice play or art therapy activity for elementary school counseling. Build social skills by sharing your ideas with another person. Fun for fall bulletin board.

The goal of this social emotional learning (SEL) craft is to create a fun visual support for your child to use and practice their deep breathing. This is a great hands-on social emotional learning activity that involves fine motor skills, self-regulation, direction following, and creative skills. After the ghost breathing buddy is complete it can be added to your child’s calm down toolkit.

This Fall Pumpkin Feelings Activity helps students practice identifying their emotions and get into the fall spirit! Perfect for SEL lessons, counseling sessions, or a fun fall classroom activity!

Fall bingo can be a get to know you activity or icebreaker as participants ask each other the things they like about fall. Scary movies or funny movies? Apple picking? Jumping in leaf piles? The bingo sheet is user friendly for ages 7 and up. Illustrations accompany each phrase to support understanding. Students can also have fun coloring the pictures when finished. Build connections as participants find common interests. Build social skills as participants ask and answer questions.

Pumpkin Patch Feelings Cards is a feelings activity that has a set of 16 pumpkin cards. The set is in black and white. There are 12 pumpkins with feelings and 4 blank pumpkins to add 4 additional feelings. The 12 feelings include: confused, scared, mad, excited, worried, silly, happy, confident, calm, tired, bored, and sad. The games build coping and social skills. They help practice naming feelings, identifying facial expressions, and identifying what can cause certain feelings…

Practice feelings identification and noticing triggers. Decorate a confused pumpkin. Draw or write about what makes you feel confused. Learning a new match concept? Writing a paper? Trying a new sport? What are times you might feel confused. Build social skills and perspective taking as people share their ideas with each other.

Practice the coping skills of mindful breathing with a spooky but cute twist. Ghost and bats. Use finger trace breathing by following the word, "BOO," as you trace your finger around the ghost. Mindful breathing is a helpful self regulation strategy to slow breathing, calm negative thoughts, and to feel more focused. Bring on the coping skills! Nice elementary school activity for Halloween. #mindfulnessactivities #breathwork #peaceful #meditationforbeginners #anxietyrelief #freebies

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