Introduction Empathy is a crucial skill for students to develop, as it allows them to understand and connect with others on an emotional level. This skill is especially important for students in special education, who may face challenges in forming and maintaining...
Introduction Educators play a crucial role in fostering the social-emotional growth of their students. One essential skill for elementary students is recognizing and communicating their physical well-being, especially when they are not feeling well. This blog post...
Introduction Problems are an inevitable part of life, and it is essential for children to learn how to effectively navigate them. The Problem-Solving Steps provide a framework for children to work through their problems independently, resulting in better...
Introduction One of the essential skills for developing healthy communication and social interactions is learning when to think before speaking. In this blog post, we will introduce a fun and engaging activity called Two Sides, designed to help elementary students...
Introduction In today's fast-paced world, it's crucial for students to develop strong social-emotional skills that help them navigate social situations. One such skill is learning to think before they speak, which can prevent hurtful comments and promote positive...
Being caring is essential for building strong friendships and family connections. It involves thinking about others in kind ways and taking actions to help them. Students in special education can benefit greatly from developing these skills, as it enables them to...
Introduction Teaching students the importance of agreeing more often than disagreeing can help foster positive relationships and promote inclusivity. This is especially important in special education settings, where students may struggle with social-emotional...
Introduction Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) is an essential aspect of a student's development. One important skill in SEL is learning how to make plans with friends. This involves communication, collaboration, and empathy. In this blog post, we will discuss the steps...
When students engage in conversations, it's crucial for them to maintain an expected voice volume. This means not talking too quietly or loudly, ensuring that they can be heard without yelling. In this blog post, we will discuss a no-prep activity to help students...
