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Teaching Collaboration Skills to Students: Strategies and Activities
Working with other people can be challenging, but it is an essential skill for students to develop. In this blog post, we will explore strategies and activities that educators can use to teach collaboration skills to their students. By learning to listen to each other...
Teaching Personal Hygiene: Public vs. Private Spaces for High School Students
Introduction As high school students grow and develop, it's essential for them to understand the importance of personal hygiene and the appropriate spaces to perform certain actions. Personal hygiene is the practice of maintaining cleanliness and grooming habits to...
Teaching Personal Hygiene Habits: Public vs. Private Spaces
As educators, it's essential to teach students the importance of personal hygiene and the difference between public and private spaces. In this blog post, we will discuss an engaging no-prep activity to help students understand the importance of keeping certain...
Teaching PreK Students to Pay Attention and Focus in Class
In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of teaching PreK students to pay attention and focus in class. By helping young learners develop these skills, we can create a more productive learning environment for all students. We will provide an easy no-prep...
Teaching PreK Students to Handle Peer Pressure: Activities and Strategies
Peer pressure is a common issue faced by young children in school. Even in PreK, students can be influenced by their classmates or friends to do something they know is wrong or makes them uncomfortable. By teaching students to recognize and handle peer pressure, they...
Teaching Students to Make Connected Comments in Conversations
Introduction In conversations, it's essential for students to learn how to make connected comments and ask relevant questions. This skill allows them to engage with others effectively and demonstrates that they are listening and paying attention to the topic at hand....
Solve It: A Step-by-Step Problem-Solving Game for Middle School Students
Introduction Welcome to Solve It, a game designed to help middle school students develop their problem-solving skills through a step-by-step process. This activity focuses on helping students identify problems, evaluate their size, and find solutions. By working...
Fork in the Road: Teaching Conversation Skills through Social-Emotional Learning
Introduction Good conversation skills are essential for successful social interactions. In this blog post, we will introduce an engaging activity called "Fork in the Road" that helps students develop their conversation skills using principles of Social-Emotional...
Developing Team Player Skills: Activities and Discussions for Special Education
Introduction Being a team player is an essential life skill that allows individuals to work effectively with others in various settings. Students in special education can benefit greatly from learning how to be good team players, as it can improve their social...
Teaching Lining Up Skills Through Social-Emotional Learning for Special Education Students
Introduction For students in special education, learning everyday skills such as lining up can be a challenge. By incorporating principles of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL), educators can help students develop these important skills while also fostering empathy,...
Teaching the Conversation Stoplight: A Social-Emotional Learning Activity
Introduction The ability to successfully join a conversation is an essential social skill for students. This blog post introduces the Conversation Stoplight, a practical tool designed to help elementary students understand when it's the right time to join a...
Enhancing Classroom Communication Skills for Students in Special Education
In today's diverse and inclusive classrooms, it is essential for educators to focus on developing effective communication skills for all students, particularly those in special education. Communication skills are a crucial part of social-emotional learning, as they...
Collaborating with Co-Workers: A Guide for High School Educators
Introduction In today's increasingly interconnected world, the ability to collaborate effectively with co-workers is crucial for success in any profession. For high school students, developing strong collaboration skills can significantly improve their future job...
Teaching PreK Students Polite Conversation Interruption Skills
In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of teaching PreK students how to politely interrupt a conversation, and provide a no-prep activity to help educators easily incorporate this skill into their curriculum. We will also present discussion questions,...
Teaching the Importance of Eye Contact for Effective Communication
Introduction Eye contact plays a significant role in social-emotional learning and effective communication. It helps convey interest, attention, and respect during conversations. For elementary students, developing this skill is crucial, as it fosters better...