What is a growth mindset for kids?

A growth mindset is the belief that you can get better at something with practice and effort. A child with a fixed mindset says I can't do it, while a child with a growth mindset says I can't do it yet. The growth mindset pages have children sort fixed and growth mindset sentences, add the word yet, and read a short story about a girl who learns from a mistake.

What does size of the problem mean?

Size of the problem is a way to help children match their reaction to what happened. A small problem, like losing a pencil, needs a small reaction and can be fixed alone. A big problem, like someone getting hurt, needs a grown-up right away. Sorting problems into small, medium and big on paper makes it easier to remember in the moment.

Are these social-emotional learning worksheets tied to a standard?

No. Social-emotional learning is taught alongside the core subjects, and these pages are not tagged to a Common Core or C3 Framework standard. Many schools follow their own SEL program, and these worksheets fit next to any of them as practice and discussion starters.

1st Grade Friendship Worksheets

Ages 6-7 · Free previews · Print-ready PDFs

Written by Adi Ackerman, Head Teacher

Cut and sort good friend traits, pick the best fix for a friendship problem, color the compliments, finish conversation starters and compare yourself and a friend in a Venn diagram.

1st Grade Social Studies Social-Emotional Learning Friendship Clear All

Compliment or Put-Down?

Grade1st Grade

TopicSocial-Emotional Learning

Draw Me and My Friend Playing

GradeGrades K & 1

TopicSocial-Emotional Learning

Friendship Problems, Pick the Best Solution

Grade1st Grade

TopicSocial-Emotional Learning

Friendship Recipe

Grade1st Grade

TopicSocial-Emotional Learning

Good Friend Choices, Thumbs Up or Down

GradeGrades K & 1

TopicSocial-Emotional Learning

Helping a Friend Picture Match

GradeGrades K & 1

TopicSocial-Emotional Learning

Me and My Friend Venn Diagram

Grade1st Grade

TopicSocial-Emotional Learning

Share the Snack With a Friend

GradeGrades K & 1

TopicSocial-Emotional Learning

Starting a Conversation With a New Friend

Grade1st Grade

TopicSocial-Emotional Learning

Taking Turns on the Swing, Put in Order

GradeGrades K & 1

TopicSocial-Emotional Learning

Trace the Friendly Words

GradeGrades K & 1

TopicSocial-Emotional Learning

What Makes a Good Friend? Cut and Sort

Grade1st Grade

TopicSocial-Emotional Learning

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Explore all of our 1st grade social-emotional learning worksheets, covering feelings and emotions, friendship, kindness, self-control and calming strategies, and more.

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Frequently Asked Questions

At 6 to 8, children are ready for bigger feeling words like frustrated, nervous and proud, and for noticing what caused a feeling. They practice solving friendship problems, giving compliments, seeing a situation from someone else's point of view, telling a small problem from a big one, and choosing a calm down strategy that works for them. These worksheets add short reading and writing to each skill.

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1st Grade Friendship Worksheets

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Frequently Asked Questions

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