Introduction Sarcasm is a form of verbal irony where a person says something but means the opposite, often to be humorous or emphasize a point. It can be confusing, especially for students who are still developing their social-emotional skills. Recognizing and...

Introduction Empathy is a crucial skill for students to develop as they navigate the complexities of social interactions. As educators, we strive to help them understand and relate to the emotions of others. Welcome to Act It Out!, a role playing game designed to...

Joining a group can be a challenging task for young children, especially when they are still developing their social skills. In this blog post, we will explore a no-prep activity that educators can use to teach Kindergarten students how to join a group without...

Teaching students the skills they need to become successful employees is an essential part of their education. In this blog post, we'll discuss strategies and activities that will help students understand the expectations and responsibilities of being an employee, as...

Introduction Young children often experience stress and anxiety in their daily lives, whether it's due to academic pressure, social situations, or simply navigating new experiences. As educators, we can help kindergarten students develop coping skills to manage these...

Introduction Sometimes, people ask us questions and we’re not sure what to say. This can lead to misunderstandings and hurt feelings. In this blog post, we'll introduce an easy, no-prep activity to help PreK students practice focusing and thinking before answering...

Introduction Self-control is an essential skill that enables individuals to manage their feelings and behaviors, even in challenging situations. It is particularly important for students in special education, as it helps them to avoid impulsive actions and maintain...

Introduction As educators, it is essential to promote healthy relationships among students by teaching them how to evaluate their connections with others. By incorporating Social-Emotional Learning principles, students can learn to check in with themselves and ask,...

Introduction When problems arise, it's easy for students to become upset or react impulsively. Teaching students how to handle difficult situations calmly and thoughtfully is crucial for their development. This blog post will explore the importance of staying calm to...