Stop – Think – Choose Ages 10-12
This ready-to-use SEL lesson for ages 10–12 focuses on stop think choose through concrete prompts and realistic practice.
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Parents, Teachers, School counselors, Therapists · Ages 10–12
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This ready-to-use SEL lesson for ages 10–12 focuses on stop think choose through concrete prompts and realistic practice. Children practise pausing before acting, comparing possible choices and planning a more helpful next step. Use it for classroom SEL, school counseling, homeschool instruction or a focused small-group lesson.
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• The complete lesson materials focused on stop think choose • Instruction and activity pages described below • Print-ready PDF pages shown in the listing images
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Learning goals (student-friendly) Students will: • Understand that impulses show up first, but actions are a choice • Practice a simple 3-step decision tool: STOP → THINK → CHOOSE • Use the tool with real-life scenarios (school + peer situations) • Reflect on a choice and what helped them pause
Materials included in this lesson • STOP–THINK–CHOOSE Framework poster/visual • Real-Life Impulse Control Scenarios (picture cards/page) • Option Mapping Cards (situations + multiple response options) • Reflection worksheet: “What I chose and why” Optional: timer, whiteboard/markers, sticky notes
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For use by one purchaser in their own home, classroom, counseling office or therapy practice. Files may not be shared, redistributed, resold or uploaded to shared drives or public websites.
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