Introduction As educators, we know that every place we go has different social rules, and it's essential for our kindergarten students to learn how to adapt to these various environments. Teaching children to observe and follow social rules can help them build...
Introduction Conversations are an essential part of our daily lives. For elementary students, developing conversation skills is crucial for building strong relationships and fostering social-emotional growth. One of the key aspects of a successful conversation is...
Being caring is essential for building strong friendships and family connections. It involves thinking about others in kind ways and taking actions to help them. Students in special education can benefit greatly from developing these skills, as it enables them to...
Introduction Hygiene is an essential part of our daily lives, and teaching children about proper hygiene habits is crucial for their well-being. One of the most important aspects of hygiene is knowing what to do when we sneeze. Sneezing can spread germs, which can...
Introduction In this blog post, we will discuss a calming activity that can help students in Special Education understand how their body feels and promote relaxation. By learning to recognize the signs of worry and relaxation in their bodies, students can develop...
When we engage in conversations, it's essential to pay attention to the other person's message. Sometimes, the words they use don't match their message or don't seem to make sense. In these cases, they may be using Disguised Thoughts. Disguised Thoughts are when...
Introduction Controlling thoughts and feelings is a crucial skill for middle school students as they navigate the challenges of adolescence. The Self-Controller Scanner is an effective tool that helps students recognize when their emotions are controlling their...
Introduction As educators, it's important to teach our students effective communication skills. One crucial aspect of communication is understanding the difference between Conversation Drivers and Conversation Stoppers. Conversation Drivers are behaviors that keep a...
Introduction Teaching students the importance of agreeing more often than disagreeing can help foster positive relationships and promote inclusivity. This is especially important in special education settings, where students may struggle with social-emotional...
