Introduction Waiting can be a challenging skill for young students, especially when they need help from their teacher. In this blog post, we will discuss strategies for teaching kindergarten students to read the room and recognize when it is a good time to ask for...
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Adapting to Change with an Open Mind: Activities for PreK Students
Introduction Change is an inevitable part of life, especially for young students in school. Class schedules, teachers, activities, and locations can change frequently, and it's essential for students to learn how to adapt to these changes. One way to help students...
Teaching the Social Rule of Showing Interest in Conversations
As educators, we strive to help our students develop essential social skills that will improve their interactions and relationships with others. One such skill is the ability to show interest in conversations, even when the topic might not be personally interesting....
Solve It: Teaching Problem-Solving Skills to Elementary Students
Introduction Teaching problem-solving skills to elementary students can be both engaging and effective with the right approach. One such method is through a game called Solve It. Solve It focuses on teaching students to work through problems step by step, discussing...
Unlocking Conversation Skills with Fork in the Road: A Social-Emotional Learning Activity
Introduction Communication is a fundamental skill that plays a critical role in our lives. In this blog post, we will explore an engaging, interactive activity called "Fork in the Road" to help middle school students develop their conversation skills and navigate...
Fork in the Road: Navigating Social Communication for High School Students
Introduction Social communication is an essential skill for high school students to navigate the complexities of social interactions. Developing effective communication strategies and understanding the impact of their words on others is crucial in forging strong...
Teaching Students to Ignore Distractions and Stay Focused on Learning
Introduction Elementary students often encounter distractions from their peers, making it difficult for them to concentrate on learning. To help students stay focused, educators can teach them the skill of ignoring others' behavior when it's distracting or not...
Helping High School Students Overcome Embarrassment and Build Resilience
Embarrassment is a common emotion that everyone experiences at some point in their life. As educators, it's important to help high school students learn how to cope with embarrassment and develop resilience. In this blog, we'll discuss an easy-to-implement activity,...
Overcoming Nervousness When Meeting New People: Strategies for Special Education Students
Introduction Meeting new people can be a daunting experience for students in Special Education, who may feel scared or nervous. However, there are several strategies that can help alleviate these feelings and make the process of meeting new people less intimidating....