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Nice Hands / Not Nice Hands

More Social-emotional skills! Yay! This actually is really fun for me to teach. Because it's so concrete.

After teaching students appropriate things to do with their hands, students can use this worksheet to practice what they have learned. They can cut out and paste pictures on the correct side of the T-chart to show whether that activity is showing nice hands or not nice hands.



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