Introduction Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) is an essential aspect of a student's development. One important skill in SEL is learning how to make plans with friends. This involves communication, collaboration, and empathy. In this blog post, we will discuss the steps...
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Teaching Expected Voice Volume: An Essential Skill for Effective Communication
When students engage in conversations, it's crucial for them to maintain an expected voice volume. This means not talking too quietly or loudly, ensuring that they can be heard without yelling. In this blog post, we will discuss a no-prep activity to help students...
Getting Along with Siblings: Activities and Discussions for Educators
Introduction Siblings can be both a source of joy and frustration for children. As they grow up together, they learn how to navigate their relationships and develop essential communication skills. Educators play a crucial role in helping students understand the...
Teaching Students to Think Before They Speak: A Social-Emotional Learning Activity
Introduction In today's fast-paced world, it's crucial for students to develop strong social-emotional skills that help them navigate social situations. One such skill is learning to think before they speak, which can prevent hurtful comments and promote positive...
Teaching Students the Importance of Asking for Permission
When working with students in Special Education, it's important to teach them valuable social skills that will help them navigate their environment. One such skill is asking for permission before using shared resources or engaging in certain activities. In this blog...
Fork in the Road: An Interactive Conversation Skills Game for Elementary Students
Introduction As educators, we are always looking for engaging ways to teach our students valuable social skills. One essential skill is the ability to navigate conversations effectively. Introducing Fork in the Road, a creative game that helps elementary students...
Surfing the Waves of Conversation: Teaching Smooth Topic Transitions
Conversations should flow smoothly from one topic to another, allowing participants to engage and connect with each other. This blog post will provide educators with an overview of how to teach middle school students the art of smooth conversation transitions, a...
Understanding Relationships with the Relationship Ruler: A Guide for Educators
As educators, it's essential to teach our students about the various types of relationships they have with others in their lives. By understanding the different levels of closeness, students can learn how to act and communicate appropriately with each person they...
Using a Filter in Communication: The Two Sides Game for Educators
Introduction In the world of Social-Emotional Learning, it is crucial to teach students valuable communication skills that help them navigate social situations effectively. One such skill is using a filter, which involves deciding whether to think or say something...