Developing Self-Control Skills in First Grade Lessons
Enhance self-control skills in first-grade students through lessons on keeping bodies in place, using quiet voices, keeping ears open, and having brains ready to learn. Self-control involves managing emotions and behaviors in challenging situations, empowering students to exert control. Explore activities such as muting, adjusting volume, playing and pausing, record functions, and understanding on and off switches. Discover the benefits of utilizing self-control and its impact on personal growth and behavior management.
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Self-Control First Grade Lesson 5
When we are learning we will:
Keep our bodies in our own place!
Use our quiet voices!
Keep our ears open!
Have our brains ready to learn!
What is something you can do that you couldn t do before or weren t good at before?
What is something that you can t do yet?
Self-control is being able to control your emotions and behaviors, especially in situations that are difficult or upsetting.
On and off or Power on
Record on
Rewind on
on Talk/ voice control
Pause, rewind, play! on
Self-control is being able to control your emotions and behaviors, especially in situations that are difficult or upsetting.
