As an educator, teaching young students to listen and follow directions is essential for their growth and development. In this blog post, we will explore a no-prep activity that fosters these essential skills, as well as discussion questions and related skills to help...
Introduction As educators, we frequently give our students directions throughout the day. These directions often involve multiple steps and it's crucial for students to follow them independently without constant reminders from the teacher. By paying attention and...
Introduction As an educator, you understand the importance of teaching conversation skills to students. Effective communication is crucial for building relationships and navigating social situations. This blog post focuses on teaching students how to stay on topic...
Introduction As educators, we understand that learning is a process that involves both successes and setbacks. It's essential for students, especially those in special education, to develop resilience and a growth mindset. One powerful way to help students overcome...
Introduction Teaching problem-solving skills to elementary students can be a challenging task. As educators, we strive to teach our students how to navigate through everyday challenges and make good decisions. One effective way to teach problem-solving skills is...
Introduction Introducing yourself is an essential skill that students need to develop, especially in special education settings. It is a basic social skill that allows students to make connections and establish relationships with others. In various contexts, such as...
Introduction Social-emotional learning (SEL) is essential for students to develop healthy relationships and effectively navigate social situations. One crucial aspect of SEL is teaching students how to make plans with friends. This involves learning to initiate...
Introduction In today's world, it's essential for students to develop strong social-emotional skills that will help them navigate various situations in life. Educators working with students in Special Education can benefit from engaging activities that encourage...
Introduction Being rigid is the opposite of being flexible. In the context of Social-Emotional Learning, having a Closed Mind means resisting change and not being open to new ideas. This can lead to feelings of frustration, worry, and a lack of adaptability. On the...
