Introduction Problem-solving is a crucial skill for students to develop, both in and out of the classroom. By incorporating principles of Social-Emotional Learning, we can help students navigate challenging situations and foster healthy relationships with their peers....
Introduction As educators working with students in Special Education, we understand that conversations can vary in length and depth. Sometimes, students may struggle to gauge how much they should be talking in different situations, which can lead to confusion or...
As educators, it's essential to teach students how to manage their worries and make good choices, both in situations they can control and those they can't. This blog post will discuss Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) principles and provide a no-prep activity,...
Introduction Friendships are essential for the social and emotional growth of all students, including those in special education. A strong friendship is built on mutual interests, trust, and equal effort from both parties. In this blog post, we will explore a no-prep...
As educators, we understand the importance of teaching our students not only academic skills but also social skills that will help them navigate the world around them. One such skill is the ability to be a Social Chameleon. This blog post will explore what it means to...
Introduction High school is a time of significant personal growth and change, and it's natural for students to start considering romantic relationships. But how do they know if they're ready to date or start a relationship with someone? This blog post will explore an...
Introduction The current global situation has led to an increased emphasis on staying home and practicing social distancing to prevent the spread of a virus. This shift in our daily lives can be challenging, but it also presents an opportunity for educators and...
In today's ever-changing world, it is crucial for children to learn the importance of being flexible and open-minded. This blog post focuses on introducing these concepts to kindergarten students through a no-prep activity, discussion questions, and related skills. By...
Introduction Peer pressure is a common experience for children, even in kindergarten. It occurs when classmates or friends try to influence one another to do something, either as a joke or in a more serious manner. Sometimes, peer pressure can be a form of bullying...
