Introduction Greeting others is a fundamental social skill that helps students build and maintain friendships. It's a friendly way to let others know we are happy to see them and appreciate their presence. This blog post will explore the importance of teaching...
In this blog post, we will discuss various types of bullying and provide an activity for educators to engage middle school students in understanding and addressing bullying. By learning about different forms of bullying and how to respond to them, students can develop...
As educators, we often encounter students who struggle with controlling their emotions, especially big, negative feelings like anger, frustration, or sadness. These emotions can quickly take over a student's mind, preventing them from making good decisions and finding...
Introduction Building connections with peers can be challenging for high school students, especially when they are unsure how to initiate conversations or find common ground. One effective way to help students overcome these challenges is by encouraging them to...
Introduction The Conversation Share is a crucial skill for fostering healthy communication among young learners. It helps children understand the importance of balancing talking and listening in a conversation, ensuring everyone has an equal opportunity to express...
In this blog post, we'll explore the importance of teaching elementary students to use their eyes to observe and understand what others are thinking and feeling. By helping students develop these skills, we can foster stronger social connections and a more empathetic...
Introduction As educators, we want our students to develop strong social skills that will help them navigate through various social situations. One such skill is the ability to politely decline invitations when they don't want to or can't attend an event. This blog...
It's essential to instill good communication habits in young children, and kindergarten is the perfect time to start teaching them the basics of conversation. This blog post will explore the importance of starting and ending conversations for kindergarten students and...
Introduction Everybody learns differently, and our brains have unique learning preferences. These preferences are called learning styles, and it's important for educators to be aware of them to help students succeed. There are four main learning styles: visual,...
