Introduction Problem-solving is a vital skill that helps students navigate the challenges they face in their daily lives. As educators, it is crucial to teach our students the steps to effectively solve problems, enabling them to become more independent and...
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Teaching Problem-Solving Skills to High School Students
Introduction Problem-solving skills are essential for high school students as they navigate academic, social, and emotional challenges. By teaching students to identify problems, evaluate their size, and find solutions, educators can help them develop the ability to...
Small Talk: Building Connections in Special Education
In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of small talk for students in special education settings and introduce a no-prep activity that educators can use to help their students develop this essential social skill. We will also provide discussion questions and...
Teaching Mindfulness in Special Education: Activities and Discussions
Integrating mindfulness into the special education classroom can greatly benefit students by helping them develop self-awareness, focus, and coping skills. This blog post will explore the concept of mindfulness, provide a no-prep activity for educators, and offer...
Teaching the Importance of Tone of Voice to Elementary Students
Introduction Our tone of voice plays a crucial role in how others perceive our message. When we use a condescending tone, we may unintentionally make the listener feel inferior or discouraged. It's essential to teach elementary students the importance of using an...
A Calming Corner for Kindergarten: Wiggling Body Scan Activity
Introduction Teaching young children how to recognize and manage their emotions is a crucial aspect of their development. In this blog post, we will explore a fun and simple activity called the Wiggling Body Scan that helps Kindergarten students learn how to check...
Emotions Bingo: A Fun Activity for Elementary Students
Introducing Emotions Bingo, a captivating and enjoyable game that helps children learn to recognize and understand various emotions. In this blog post, we'll explore an activity that requires no preparation, discussion questions to stimulate further conversation,...
Two Sides: A Social-Emotional Learning Activity for Special Education Students
Introduction In today's world, it is essential for students to develop a strong understanding of how their actions impact others. This is particularly true for special education students, who may need additional support in developing social-emotional skills. In this...
Teaching Kindergarten Students the Power of Positive Thinking and Perseverance
Introduction As educators, we often encounter situations where our kindergarten students find something difficult and feel frustrated. It is crucial to teach them the importance of perseverance and positive thinking in overcoming challenges. By fostering an...