Game | Self-Control: Executive Functioning Lesson

This Self-Control Game Show is an interactive SEL lesson that helps students learn how to pause before acting, make good choices, and work well with others through a fun quiz-show style activity. Designed for classroom guidance, small groups, or as part of an SEL program, it is especially useful for teachers and counselors who want a low-prep yet engaging way to teach self-control. The lesson is flexible, offering digital and printable formats, and includes role-play, drawing, true/false, and problem-solving challenges to keep students actively involved. It is best suited for elementary students, with activities that can be adapted for grades K-5.

ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors Addressed

M 1 – Belief in development of whole self (mental, social/emotional, and physical well-being)
M 3 – Sense of belonging in the school environment
M 6 – Positive attitude toward work and learning
B-LS 2 – Demonstrate creativity
B-SS 2 – Create positive and supportive relationships with peers
B-SS 6 – Use effective collaboration and cooperation skills