Choice and Consequence Lesson and Practice Slides

Do your students need to learn the difference between a good choice and a poor choice? Help your students learn the difference and learn about possible consequences with these whole class choices and consequences lesson and practice slides.

This resource includes informational slides to teach students the difference between a good choice and poor choice and a TON of practice slides. Students will learn what good and poor choices are, practice telling the difference, learn what a reward is, and learn what a consequence is.

With the whole class practice slides, students will get a chance to practice telling the difference between a good and a poor choice. With these activity slides, students will give a thumbs down for a poor choice and a thumbs up for a good choice. These slides can also lead to wonderful discussions about how students know something is a good vs. poor choice. You can also discuss with your students what a consequence to a choice may be (some consequences may be natural, some are imposed).

These slides are great for back to school, but can also be used as a great review throughout the year when your elementary students are having a hard time remembering to make good choices.

Included in this resource:

• Informational Slides- What is a good choice, what is a poor choice, process for making a choice (stop, think, choose), what are consequences, what are rewards, some school rewards, negative consequences, some school consequences
• Good Choice vs. Poor Choice Practice Slides - 38 classroom choice slides, 8 bathroom choice slides, 18 outdoor/playground choice slides, 9 indoor recess choice slides, 4 hallway choice slides, 11 extra school choice slides, (Students will practice identifying a good or poor choice with a thumbs up or thumbs down.)
• 2 Good Choice vs. Poor Choice Picture Sorting Activities with Answer Keys
• **Title slides are included throughout to separate the slides by categories (classroom, bathroom, outdoor, etc.)

***I recommend breaking this resource/slideshow into smaller lessons for student understanding dependent on grade level. Slideshow is 108 slides long and likely too long for primary students to digest in one sitting. I recommend spreading the slides out over the course of 1-2 weeks.

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