Challenge your students to come up with a reading goal, then have them write it down on this bookmark. They'll never lose their page and will know when they've reached their goal!

Bookmark

Our collection of free printable crossword puzzles for your students is an easy and fun way for them to work on their vocabulary.

Crossword Puzzle

Help your students brainstorm strategies to help manage their various emotions. Whether it’s counting backwards from 10 or taking long, deep breaths, students can assemble their wheel and keep it handy for when they need it.

Emotions Wheel

Access your special Champion Celebration toolkit today! This is the last toolkit in the series, access now and you'll be able to access all of the previous topics in your latest email.

Free Thematic Toolkits for Educators

Classroom Champions athlete mentors often talk about how they create and track healthy living goals. Help your students create some healthy choices and have them keep track of them on this graph.

Healthy Choices

Help your students brainstorm acts of kindness that they could carry out, then challenge them to carry out as many as they can.

Kindness Resource

Over the last 15 years, Steve Mesler has led a number of different teams, including the first American team to win Olympic gold in the 4-man Bobsled in 62 years. Now he wants to help you with your leadership skills! These resources will help you to build your team and culture, what you can do to guide yourself and your team through adversity, how to identify what success looks like, how to match your visions of success against your current realities, how to develop your own strategies to deliver feedback to your team, and methods to re-brand yourself through feedback.

Leadership Resources for Educators

This resource will help you to consistently practice mindfulness, try different techniques and find what works for you, take time to reflect on your day and what emotions you felt throughout it, and see what emotions are most consistent within your day to day.

Mindfulness Resource for Educators

Sometimes, we just need a boost of motivation -- an encouraging word or kind reminder. Ask your students if there is a saying, expression, or mantra that they can repeat to themselves when they need some inspiration. Have them write it down and keep it somewhere they can see it as a reminder.

My Mantra

Power Packs

3x-Olympian and Classroom Champions Co-Founder, Steve Mesler, recently wrote a letter to all Classroom Champions students. However, something happened and the letter is full of punctuation and grammatical errors. Can your students find all the mistakes?

Punctuation Resource

The objectives of SEL are broad reaching, the goal is to provide the skill sets to support us all -- kids and adults alike -- to be social and emotionally well. In the tradition of quality children’s literature, most well-crafted stories have an underlying message for kids to help them stretch and grow their minds as they work on becoming unique personalities and independent characters.

SEL Reading List

Help your students to take few minutes to write down some breathing techniques, to draw their very own calm corner and to recognize those people who are there for them.

Self Care Resource

Take a moment to challenge your students to celebrate those in your school community. It takes a village to run a school, from the teachers, to assistants, to reception and admin staff, to school custodians and many more. Who would your students choose as their champion?

Thank Your Classroom's Champion

Being thankful is a characteristic we should practice year round, not just during the holiday season. Help your students identify what they appreciate about their surroundings with these two engaging activities.

Thankfulness Resource

Learn more about how Classroom Champions envisions a community that brings together children and the world’s best.

Printable Resources