Introduction In school, at home, and in the workplace, we all have to follow rules. However, some people might not follow these rules, which can be upsetting for others. It's essential for students to learn how to focus on their own actions and let responsible adults...

Introduction Life can be unpredictable, and it is essential for high school students to learn how to adapt to changes in their daily routines. Some students may prefer a structured schedule and can become upset when their plans are disrupted. By incorporating...

Introduction Recognizing social cues and engaging in conversations are essential skills for kindergarten students to develop. These abilities are crucial components of social-emotional learning and help children build strong relationships with their peers and...

Introduction Going to birthday parties is a fun and essential part of childhood, and it's an excellent opportunity to teach PreK students important social skills. In this blog post, we will explore the concept of preparing for birthday parties, incorporating...

Introduction In the classroom, it's not uncommon for students to encounter situations where others may not be following the rules or behaving appropriately. As educators, it's essential to teach students how to stay calm, ignore distractions, and focus on their work...

Introduction As educators, we strive to teach our students valuable life skills that will help them navigate the challenges they encounter. One such skill is problem-solving, a crucial aspect of Social-Emotional Learning. Welcome to Solve It, a game designed to teach...

Introduction Teaching our young students calming techniques is essential for their overall well-being and success in school. One fun and effective way to help them develop these skills is through animal breathing exercises, such as lion and cat breathing. These...

Introduction Communication is a key aspect of social-emotional learning, and one important element of effective communication is speaking at an appropriate pace. When students speak too quickly, they may not be understood by their peers or teachers, leading to...

Introduction As educators, we understand that our students face problems in their everyday lives, both at school and at home. Teaching students the Problem Solving Steps can help them become better, more independent problem-solvers. This guide will provide an overview...