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Good Choice vs. Poor Choice Carrot Sort

This
“Good Choice vs. Poor Choice Carrot Card Sort” is an interactive
game that is the perfect way to teach Kindergarten through Second grade
students to identify the differences between good and poor choices.

Once
the cards are printed, laminated and cut apart, I pick a set amount of cards,
based on time and ability, from the 72 available cards and put them upside down
in a pile. I then have the student(s) pick one card at a time, read it out loud
and based on if they think the situation is a good choice or a poor choice, they
“feed” the card to the properly labeled rabbit.

These poster can help those students who struggle
with these concepts learn the differences between their two choices.

I use the feelings charts to start the
discussion about how these situations make them and/or others feel to really
expand upon the effects of their actions.