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Teach children the difference between positive and negative behavior with this engaging Good and Bad Behavior Sorting Activity! Designed for early learners, this hands-on resource allows children to reflect on everyday actions by sorting illustrated behavior cards into two categories: Good Choices and Poor Choices.

This activity encourages social-emotional learning, supports discussions on classroom rules, and builds early decision-making skills. Whether used during back-to-school, circle time, or PSHE lessons, this printable resource provides a meaningful way to reinforce kindness, respect, and responsibility in and outside the classroom.

• What’s Included:
  Sorting Mat: Clearly labeled “Good Behavior” and “Bad Behavior”

24 Illustrated Behavior Cards: Easy-to-understand scenarios (e.g., sharing, yelling, helping, pushing)

• Cut & Paste Worksheet

Answer Key/Guide for teacher support

Full-color and black & white versions for easy printing and coloring options

• Learning Objectives:
  Recognize and identify positive vs. negative behaviors

Strengthen social-emotional learning and classroom etiquette

Encourage reflection, empathy, and responsibility

Practice fine motor skills through cutting and sorting

• Perfect For:
  EYFS, Reception, KS1, Year 1, Year 2

Back-to-school classroom expectations

PSHE, character education, or morning meetings

Behavior management systems

Homeschool, special education, and ESL/EAL learners

• Target Age Group:
  Ages 4–7