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Helping Students Focus on Themselves When Others Break Rules
Helping Students Focus on Themselves When Others Break Rules

Introduction In life, people may occasionally break rules, which can be bothersome to some. High school students, in particular, may have a strong reaction to rule-breaking, leading to feelings of worry and upset. When these emotions escalate, it may result in a loss...

Stretching for Calm: A No-Prep Activity for Kindergarten Students
Stretching for Calm: A No-Prep Activity for Kindergarten Students

Introduction Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) is an essential aspect of education that focuses on developing students' self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making. This blog post introduces a simple, no-prep...

Teaching Students the Art of Lining Up and Effective Communication
Teaching Students the Art of Lining Up and Effective Communication

As educators, one of our primary goals is to help students develop essential social-emotional skills that they can carry with them throughout their lives. In this blog post, we will explore an activity that not only encourages effective communication and cooperation...

Teaching Problem-Solving Skills: A No-Prep Activity for Educators
Teaching Problem-Solving Skills: A No-Prep Activity for Educators

Introduction Problem-solving skills are essential for students to navigate through various challenges they may face in their daily lives. By fostering these skills, educators can help students become more resilient and adaptable individuals. In this blog post, we will...

How to Be a Social Chameleon: A Guide for High School Educators
How to Be a Social Chameleon: A Guide for High School Educators

Just like chameleons change colors to blend into their surroundings, a Social Chameleon changes behaviors to blend into any situation. As educators, it's crucial to help students develop these skills to navigate various social contexts effectively. In this blog post,...

Teaching Students to Say How They Feel: An Educator’s Guide
Teaching Students to Say How They Feel: An Educator’s Guide

Helping students express their emotions can be a challenging but rewarding process. This blog post will guide you through teaching students how to say how they feel using 'I feel' statements. We will discuss an easy-to-implement activity, questions to spark meaningful...

Teaching Kindergarten Students the Importance of Eye Contact
Teaching Kindergarten Students the Importance of Eye Contact

Eye contact is a crucial part of effective communication, especially for children who are developing their social-emotional skills. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of teaching eye contact to Kindergarten students and provide educators with a no-prep...

Overcoming Distractions: Goal-Setting for Middle School Students
Overcoming Distractions: Goal-Setting for Middle School Students

Introduction Goal-setting is a crucial skill for students to develop as they navigate the challenges of middle school and beyond. By setting goals, students can maintain focus on their personal growth, despite various distractions. Outward distractions, such as...