Lesson Package | Self-Regulation Calm Down Strategies, Yoga, Self-Esteem and Brain Break Activities

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Elementary school Lesson Package | Self-Regulation Calm Down Strategies, Yoga, Self-Esteem and Brain Break Activities

Provider: Proud to be Primary

Why Eduye Selected This

Selected for its practical, teacher-ready lessons that build young learners’ self-regulation, confidence, and calm-down skills through engaging movement-based activities

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Emotion RegulationSelf RegulationSelf-ConfidenceSelf-Esteem1st Grade2nd GradeKindergarten


Description

This K-2 SEL curriculum is designed to help young children build self-regulation, mindfulness, self-control, and self-esteem through five detailed lessons with interactive digital activities and printable tools. It guides students in learning how to calm down, manage emotions, practice mindfulness, and develop confidence using strategies like yoga, breathing exercises, brain breaks, and positive self-talk. The resource includes digital slides, storybooks, journals, games, posters, and a virtual calm-down kit, making it flexible for classroom, counseling, homeschool, or independent practice. Best suited for Kindergarten through 2nd grade, it supports teachers and counselors with ready-to-use lesson plans and activities that encourage emotional awareness and social-emotional growth.

Lesson Package | Self-Regulation Calm Down Strategies, Yoga, Self-Esteem and Brain Break Activities

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Proud to be Primary

Proud to be Primary, founded by teacher Elyse Rycroft in 2013, offers fun and creative resources for K–3. With 10 years of classroom experience, Elyse shares lessons, tips, and ideas for teachers.



Eduye Product ID: 43952

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