Introduction The ability to apologize is a crucial skill for young children to develop, as it forms the foundation for healthy relationships and emotional regulation. In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of teaching apologies to PreK students, provide a...
Category: No-Prep Activity
Teaching Empathy: Understanding Others’ Emotions in Middle School
Introduction Empathy is a crucial skill for students to develop, as it allows them to understand and relate to the emotions of others. In this blog post, we will explore an engaging no-prep activity that can help middle school students practice empathy and improve...
Teaching High School Students the Skills for Being a Successful Employee
Introduction As educators, it's our responsibility to prepare high school students for the workforce by teaching them essential skills for becoming successful employees. In this blog post, we will discuss a no-prep activity that will help students understand the...
Teaching Staying on Topic: A Guide for Special Education Educators
Introduction Staying on topic is an essential skill for students to develop in order to engage in meaningful and productive conversations. For students in Special Education, learning how to stay on topic can be particularly challenging, but it is crucial for their...
First Date Guide for Middle School Students: Social-Emotional Learning Activities
Introduction Going on a first date can be an exciting yet nerve-wracking experience for middle school students. They may have questions about what to wear, what to say, and how the date will go. This blog post will provide educators with a no-prep activity, discussion...
Helping Students Stay Engaged and Focused in Class Discussions
Introduction In a classroom setting, it is essential for students to remain engaged and focused during discussions. When students are not called on, they may become distracted and miss out on important information. This blog post will explore an easy no-prep activity...
Using the Conversation Stoplight: Helping Students Join Conversations at the Right Time
In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of teaching students in special education settings the skill of joining conversations at the right time. The Conversation Stoplight is a helpful tool that educators can use to facilitate this process. We will provide a...
Teaching Students to Use a Filter and Understand Social Cues: Guess What Happens Next
Introduction As educators, it is essential to teach students the importance of using a filter and understanding social cues in various situations. This skill helps them navigate social interactions and avoid saying things that could hurt others or be inappropriate. In...
Teaching Hygiene and Sneezing Etiquette to Elementary Students
Introduction Teaching proper hygiene to children is crucial for their well-being and the health of those around them. One essential aspect of hygiene is learning how to cover a sneeze properly. Sneezing into one's elbow or a tissue helps prevent the spread of germs...