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Challenging Assumptions SEL Lesson | Perspective-Taking & Empathy

$3.00Price

Help students look beyond first impressions with this engaging, no-prep SEL lesson inspired by Tangled.

 

This story-based social-emotional learning lesson focuses on challenging assumptions, building empathy, and developing perspective-taking skills. Through guided discussion, interactive activities, and opportunities for reflection, students explore how assumptions can affect relationships and learn the importance of getting to know others beyond what they initially see or believe.

Students will reflect on their own thinking, consider different perspectives, and practice making thoughtful, informed judgments rather than quick assumptions.

 

Perfect for school counselors, classroom teachers, small groups, and whole-class SEL instruction—just print and go!

 

What’s Included:

  • Counselor Script
  • Student Activities
  • Discussion Questions
  • Reflection (“Next Chapter”) Prompts
  • Extension Activities
  • Suggested Movie Clips

 

Bundle Note

This lesson is part of the Storybook SEL Vol. 1 Bundle, available for just $12—that’s like getting one of the lessons FREE!

  • This resource is intended for individual classroom use only.

    Purchase of this product grants a single-user license. The materials may not be shared, distributed, posted online, or used for commercial purposes without permission.

    If you would like to share this resource with colleagues or use it across multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses.

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  • This resource is inspired by popular stories and is intended for educational use. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with The Walt Disney Company or any of its subsidiaries.

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