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Managing Worries: A Guide for Educators to Help Elementary Students
Managing Worries: A Guide for Educators to Help Elementary Students

Introduction Worries are a natural part of life, and it's essential for students to learn how to manage them effectively. While some worries can be controlled, others are beyond our control. By teaching students to differentiate between the two types of worries, we...

Teaching PreK Students about Friendship and Social Skills
Teaching PreK Students about Friendship and Social Skills

Introduction Friendship is an essential part of a child's social and emotional development. It helps them learn empathy, trust, and communication skills. This post will explore the concept of friendship for PreK students and provide a no-prep activity, discussion...

Teaching the Importance of Apologizing: A Guide for Educators
Teaching the Importance of Apologizing: A Guide for Educators

Introduction Apologizing is an essential social-emotional skill that helps students develop empathy, maintain positive relationships, and take responsibility for their actions. In this blog post, we will explore an easy-to-implement activity that teaches students when...

Developing Social Chameleon Skills in Special Education Students
Developing Social Chameleon Skills in Special Education Students

Introduction Teaching students to be social chameleons means equipping them with the ability to adapt and blend into any situation they encounter. In our daily lives, we find ourselves in various situations, and it's crucial that our actions fit each one. To help...

Teaching Kindergarteners the Importance of Saying Thank You
Teaching Kindergarteners the Importance of Saying Thank You

Introduction As educators, we strive to teach our students essential social skills that will help them build strong relationships throughout their lives. One such skill is expressing gratitude when someone is kind to us. Saying thank you is a fundamental way to...

Teaching the Art of Compliments: Boosting Social-Emotional Learning
Teaching the Art of Compliments: Boosting Social-Emotional Learning

When it comes to social-emotional learning, one of the most effective ways to help students develop strong communication and interpersonal skills is by teaching them the art of giving compliments. Compliments can not only boost self-esteem but also foster positive...

Teaching Students to Show Interest in Conversations
Teaching Students to Show Interest in Conversations

In this blog post, we'll explore the importance of teaching high school students how to show interest in conversations, even when discussing topics they may not find particularly engaging. By doing so, students can develop strong social skills and empathy, which are...