Use a good choices bad choices worksheet to help students differentiate between good and bad choices.
Grab a Good Choices – Bad Choices Worksheet for Red Ribbon Week!
Can your students recognize the difference between good and bad choices concerning drugs and alcohol? What about other ways to stay healthy? Whether it’s the start of a new year or midway through, it is always helpful to review good and bad choices with your students.
Teach Starter has created a printable Good Choices—Bad Choices worksheet to help your students practice making good choices in life. Using this worksheet, students will cut apart a series of pictures / prompts and identify which pieces show good choices and which show bad choices. They will then paste the good choices into the answer box, helping them understand more about decision making in regards to drugs and alcohol.
Practice Making Good Choices During Red Ribbon Week
Teaching kids about making good choices is important as it empowers them to become more confident. Additionally, having this skill sets them up for academic success, promotes positive connections with peers, and encourages safe behavior. By encouraging thoughtful consideration before making decisions, children can make impactful choices concerning their health, friendships, and future.
This printable resource is designed with Kindergarten and First Grade Students in mind.
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This resource was created by Lisamarie Del Valle, a teacher in Florida and Teach Starter Collaborator.
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