Introduction Joining a group can be a challenging task for PreK students, especially when they are learning how to navigate social situations. Educators can help students develop the necessary skills to join groups without disrupting ongoing conversations. This blog...
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Effective Conversation Skills for Special Education Students
Introduction When teaching students with special needs, it's important to help them develop the skills necessary to engage in productive conversations. By learning how to ask questions, make comments, and switch topics, students can become active participants in...
Kindergarten Skills: Staying Home and Organizing Time for Growth
Introduction In times of social distancing and staying home to prevent the spread of a virus, it's essential to help our Kindergarten students understand the importance of organizing their time and making the most of this unique situation. By incorporating...
Enhancing Communication Skills for Special Education Students
Introduction Communication is an essential life skill that plays a vital role in the social-emotional development of students, especially those in Special Education. Effective communication helps students express their thoughts, feelings, and needs, while also...
Step-by-Step Problem Solving with the Solve It Game: A Guide for Special Education Educators
Introduction Teaching problem-solving skills to students in special education can be a challenging yet rewarding experience. The Solve It game is an engaging and effective way to help students develop these essential skills. In this game, students work through...
Teaching Elementary Students the Skill of Being Tuned In
Introduction Being Tuned In is a valuable skill for elementary students to develop, as it fosters awareness of their actions and the actions of others around them. By teaching students to ensure their actions fit the situation they are in, we can help them avoid...
Teaching Social Chameleon Skills in Special Education
Introduction Being a Social Chameleon means adapting to various social situations by observing and understanding the context, emotions, and behaviors of others. This skill is critical for students in Special Education, as it helps them navigate different environments...
Teaching Conversation Skills to Elementary Students: A No-Prep Activity
Introduction Effective conversation skills are essential for children to form strong social connections and engage with others. By teaching these skills to elementary students, educators can help them become better communicators and enhance their social-emotional...
Teaching Students to Be Social Chameleons: A Guide for Educators
Introduction Being a Social Chameleon means blending in and adapting to any situation, no matter what is happening around you. It involves tuning into your surroundings, reading people's moods, and adjusting your actions to fit in with the time and place. This skill...