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Social Concept and Emotional Needs Cards for Primary Children

Social Concept and Emotional Needs Cards for Primary Children Cover
Author:
Hegeman, Dr Kathryn T
Subjects:
Teacher Resources; Guidance; Emotional Needs
Age:
6, 7, 8, 9, 10
Grade:
1, 2, 3, 4
Order code:
328
Price:
$40.00

Each of these 48 cards presents a concept or situation which is important
to the development of primary school children:

  • Material for Teachers on Back of Cards
  • Questions Based on Bloom’s Taxonomy
  • Discussion-Starter to be Read Out Loud

Achievement/Pride in Accomplishments; Alone After School; Anger
Being Alone and Loneliness; Being Scared; Communicating with Adults
Cooperation; Curiosity ; Death/Dying
Developing Good Health Habits; Electricity—Safety and Use; Excitement/Danger
Families; Family Recreation; Fear of the Dark
Feeling Guilty; Feeling Sad ; Feeling Shy
Fighting; Fire Safety; Food
Forgetting/Losing Things; Friendship; Giving and Receiving Gifts
Good Manners; Holidays; Imagine/Daydream/Pretend
Kindness; Love; Moving
Orderliness/Neatness; Personal Milestones; Pet Ownership
Physical Disabilities; Pollution/Our Actions Affect The Environment ; Safety
Reading; Rules; Sickness
Self Concept; Sibling Rivalry; Toys
Sleep/Dream; Stealing/Cheating; Visiting the Doctor or Dentist

Each of these 48 cards presents a concept or situation which is important
to the development of primary school children:

  • Material for Teachers on Back of Cards
  • Questions Based on Bloom’s Taxonomy
  • Discussion-Starter to be Read Out Loud

Achievement/Pride in Accomplishments; Alone After School; Anger
Being Alone and Loneliness; Being Scared; Communicating with Adults
Cooperation; Curiosity ; Death/Dying
Developing Good Health Habits; Electricity—Safety and Use; Excitement/Danger
Families; Family Recreation; Fear of the Dark
Feeling Guilty; Feeling Sad ; Feeling Shy
Fighting; Fire Safety; Food
Forgetting/Losing Things; Friendship; Giving and Receiving Gifts
Good Manners; Holidays; Imagine/Daydream/Pretend
Kindness; Love; Moving
Orderliness/Neatness; Personal Milestones; Pet Ownership
Physical Disabilities; Pollution/Our Actions Affect The Environment ; Safety
Reading; Rules; Sickness
Self Concept; Sibling Rivalry; Toys
Sleep/Dream; Stealing/Cheating; Visiting the Doctor or Dentist