Low Risk

Simple & low risk activities: These involve minimal emotional risk. They are typically cooperative, inclusive, and designed to make participants feel safe. Examples include simple icebreakers, lighthearted team-building activities, and games that emphasize fun without competition. 

Focus: Easy-to-implement activities that require minimal SEL knowledge and preparation.

Example Activities:

• Emotion Check-In (Students share how they feel using visuals or simple words)

• Gratitude Wall (Students write something they’re thankful for)

• Breathing Exercises (Guided deep breathing for self-regulation)

• Pair-Share (Students briefly discuss a prompt with a partner)

Support Needed: Step-by-step guides, sample scripts, and reflection prompts for teachers.

15-20 minute low-risk lesson plans based on topic