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A hands-on printable SEL activity book that helps children practice kind leadership, teamwork and inclusion.
Knowing what a kind leader should do is only the beginning. Children also need safe, simple ways to practice. This 40-page activity book helps children replace commands with questions, listen to different ideas, share responsibilities and include others.
Every activity reinforces the Kind Leader Plan: ASK - LISTEN - SHARE - INCLUDE.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
- One 40-page printable activity book PDF
- Bossy-or-leader sorting activities
- Kind-word rewriting exercises
- Asking and listening practice
- Sharing and inclusion activities
- Realistic group-work scenarios
- Role-play exercises
- Team-project planning pages
- Feelings and empathy reflections
- Five-day and seven-day leadership trackers
- Kind Leader Star certificate
- Answer guidance
- Parent and teacher support pages
- Personal Kind Leader Promise
- Home + One Classroom license
CHILDREN WILL PRACTICE
- Replacing Do it my way with respectful questions
- Waiting for other people's ideas
- Dividing jobs fairly
- Sharing materials and choices
- Including quiet children and new group members
- Noticing how controlling words can make others feel
- Planning projects collaboratively
- Reflecting on their own leadership choices
PERFECT FOR
- SEL centers
- Classroom morning work
- Counseling sessions
- Calm-corner resources
- Homeschool lessons
- Small social-skills groups
- Early finishers
- Family discussions
- Leadership and teamwork units
FORMAT & DELIVERY
This is a digital download. You receive one print-ready portrait PDF file. No physical item will be shipped.
LICENSE
Home + One Classroom license. Use with one household and one classroom or client group. Files may not be shared, uploaded, emailed to others, resold or redistributed.
FAQ
Is this physical? No, it is a digital PDF download.
Can teachers use it? Yes, in one classroom or client group.
Can I print it more than once? Yes, for the licensed household, classroom or client group.
Give children practical words and tools they can use the next time they work, build, create or play with others.