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Teaching the Art of Sincere Apologies in Special Education
Teaching the Art of Sincere Apologies in Special Education

Apologizing is an essential skill in building and maintaining healthy relationships. For students in Special Education, understanding the nuances of apologizing can be particularly challenging. This blog post will explore the importance of teaching students how to...

Teaching PreK Students to Filter Thoughts: Think It or Say It?
Teaching PreK Students to Filter Thoughts: Think It or Say It?

Introduction As educators, it's essential to teach our PreK students the importance of filtering their thoughts to avoid hurting others' feelings. In this blog post, we will explore a no-prep activity that helps students understand the concept of "think it or say it,"...

Teaching Connected Comments for Middle School Conversations
Teaching Connected Comments for Middle School Conversations

Introduction In social-emotional learning, one essential skill is making connected comments during conversations. This skill enables students to engage in meaningful and effective communication, fostering positive relationships with their peers. When students make...

Teaching Students to Focus on Themselves When Others Break Rules
Teaching Students to Focus on Themselves When Others Break Rules

Introduction In life, people may do things that bother us, such as breaking the rules. This behavior can make students feel worried and upset. If they get too upset, they might lose control and make others around them uncomfortable. It's essential for students to...

Inclusive Play: Encouraging Everyone to Join in on the Playground
Inclusive Play: Encouraging Everyone to Join in on the Playground

Introduction As educators, it's important to teach students the value of including everyone on the playground, regardless of their interests, abilities, and personalities. Inclusivity fosters a positive environment where everyone feels welcome and valued. By promoting...

Emotions Bingo: A Fun Way to Teach Emotion Recognition and Empathy
Emotions Bingo: A Fun Way to Teach Emotion Recognition and Empathy

Introduction Teaching students to recognize emotions and develop empathy is a crucial aspect of Social-Emotional Learning. Emotions Bingo is an interactive and engaging activity designed to help students identify various emotions, understand the reasons behind them,...