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...
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Thriving at Home: Social-Emotional Learning Activities for Educators and Students
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...
Teaching Flexibility and Open-mindedness to Kindergarteners
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...
Understanding Peer Pressure in Kindergarten: Activities and Tips for Educators
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...
The Art of Agreeing More Often Than Disagreeing: A Guide for Educators
In this blog post, we will explore the importance of agreeing more often than disagreeing, and how this practice can contribute to healthy communication and relationships. We'll share a no-prep activity for educators and provide discussion questions to spark deeper...
Teaching Inclusion in the Classroom: Activities and Discussions for Elementary Educators
Introduction Inclusion is a crucial component of social-emotional learning for elementary students. It involves understanding and valuing the diverse backgrounds, interests, and personalities of others. By teaching students to be inclusive, educators can foster a...
Teaching Middle School Students How to Join a Group at the Right Time
Introduction As educators, we understand the importance of social-emotional learning (SEL) in the development of our students. One essential skill that middle school students need to learn is how to join a group at the right time. In this blog post, we will discuss an...
Teaching Students to Use a Filter: Think It or Say It
Introduction Helping students develop social-emotional skills is important to create a positive learning environment and foster healthy relationships. One essential skill to focus on is using a filter, or deciding whether to think or say something in a given...
Teaching Elementary Students the Skill of Waiting Patiently
Introduction Patience is an essential social-emotional skill that helps children navigate various situations in life. It enables them to wait their turn, respect others, and develop self-control. This blog post will introduce an engaging no-prep activity for educators...