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Teaching Honesty: Finding the Balance Between Truth and Sensitivity
Teaching Honesty: Finding the Balance Between Truth and Sensitivity

Introduction Honesty is a crucial skill for students to develop as they grow and interact with others. However, there's a fine line between being honest and being too honest, which can inadvertently hurt someone's feelings. In this blog post, we will discuss the...

Belly Breathing: A Calming Technique for Busy Minds
Belly Breathing: A Calming Technique for Busy Minds

Introduction As educators, we understand that our students' minds can sometimes feel overwhelmed and busy, making it difficult for them to focus and learn effectively. Belly Breathing is a simple yet powerful technique that can help elementary students find calmness...

Teaching Reading the Room: A Guide for Special Education Educators
Teaching Reading the Room: A Guide for Special Education Educators

As educators, we recognize the importance of teaching our students the skills they need to navigate social situations effectively. One such essential skill is Reading the Room. This blog post will introduce the concept of Reading the Room, provide a no-prep activity...

Teaching PreK Students to Stay Calm and Solve Problems
Teaching PreK Students to Stay Calm and Solve Problems

Introduction When problems arise, it is natural for young children to become upset or act out. However, it is important for them to learn how to stay calm and make good decisions in challenging situations. This blog post will discuss a no-prep activity for educators...

Teaching Special Education Students About Jealousy Management
Teaching Special Education Students About Jealousy Management

Introduction Jealousy is a common emotion that everyone experiences at some point in their lives. For special education students, understanding and managing these feelings can be particularly challenging. This blog post focuses on teaching students how to recognize...

Tackling Problems One Step at a Time with Solve It
Tackling Problems One Step at a Time with Solve It

Introduction Teaching elementary students problem-solving skills is an essential aspect of their education. Solve It is a game designed to help students develop these skills in a fun and engaging manner. By guiding students through a series of steps, they learn to...

Teaching Kindergarten Students to Speak Clearly and Slowly
Teaching Kindergarten Students to Speak Clearly and Slowly

Introduction Communication is a vital skill for children to develop, and a key aspect of effective communication is speaking clearly and at a moderate pace. When children speak too quickly, especially when they are excited or nervous, it can become difficult for...