The Self-Control Game Show

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Self-Control Game Show – Interactive SEL Lesson for Decision-Making & Self-Regulation

Your students will LOVE “playing” this self-control lesson!
This quiz-show style social emotional learning activity teaches kids the importance of pausing to think before acting, making good choices, and practicing self-regulation.

Perfect for classroom guidance lessons, small group counseling, or SEL curriculum supplements, this engaging activity also builds teamwork, executive functioning, and problem-solving skills. Plus, it’s flexible enough for in-person, distance learning, or screen-free play.

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Why You’ll Love This SEL Game Show

✅ Engaging & interactive – Keeps students active while practicing self-control strategies
✅ Flexible formats – Google Slides™, PowerPoint, and printable task cards included
✅ Low-prep – Perfect for busy teachers and counselors
✅ Customizable – Easily edit prompts to fit your class or group’s needs
✅ Complete lesson plan – Includes objectives, directions, and ASCA alignment

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Ways to Use

• Stand-alone classroom guidance lesson on self-control

• Supplement to existing SEL or behavior management programs

• Small group counseling for impulse control and decision-making

• Distance learning or teletherapy via screen share

• Screen-free activity with printable task cards

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Game Show Categories

The Self-Control Game Show includes five fun categories to keep students learning and engaged:

• Act It Out – Teams role-play prompts

• True or False – Decide if statements are correct

• Sketch It – Draw quick answers to challenges

• Imagine If – Creative problem-solving scenarios

• Risk – Mystery challenges revealed only when chosen

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What’s Included

✔ Google Slides™ & PowerPoint game presentations
✔ Printable task cards for no-tech use
✔ 6+ alternative activity formats for shorter sessions or tech-free days
✔ Full guidance lesson plan with objectives, directions, and ASCA standards alignment
✔ Activities designed for 40–60 minutes, but easily adaptable for less time

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ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors Addressed

• M 1 – Belief in development of whole self (mental, social/emotional, and physical well-being)

• M 3 – Sense of belonging in the school environment

• M 6 – Positive attitude toward work and learning

• B-LS 2 – Demonstrate creativity

• B-SS 2 – Create positive and supportive peer relationships

• B-SS 6 – Use effective collaboration and cooperation skills

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Perfect For

• Elementary teachers & school counselors

• SEL lessons on impulse control and decision-making

• Morning meetings or class community-building activities

• Behavior intervention or social skills groups