Introduction As educators, we understand that our students face problems in their everyday lives, both at school and at home. Teaching students the Problem Solving Steps can help them become better, more independent problem-solvers. This guide will provide an overview...

Introduction As educators, it is essential to help students develop the ability to understand and consider the feelings of others. This skill not only fosters empathy and compassion but also helps create a positive and supportive learning environment. In this blog...

Introduction As educators, we understand the importance of teaching our students not only academic skills but also essential life skills. One such skill is active listening. Active listening is a vital component of effective communication and plays a crucial role in...

Introduction As educators, we understand the importance of teaching our young students to adapt to unexpected situations and maintain composure when things don't go as planned. This essential skill fosters resilience and supports social-emotional development in PreK...

Introduction Teaching children to recognize and understand emotions is an essential skill in today's world. One engaging way to help elementary students develop their social-emotional learning abilities is through an interactive game called "Emotions Bingo." In this...

Introduction Asking someone out can be an exciting yet nerve-wracking experience for anyone, particularly for students in special education. As educators, it is essential to support our students in developing their social skills and understanding the nuances of...

Key Takeaways Differentiating between big and small problems is crucial for elementary students to develop problem-solving skills and independence. Small problems can be solved independently, while big problems may require adult assistance or more time to resolve....

Introduction Sarcasm, the use of irony to convey humor or emphasize a point, can be a challenging concept for students in special education. Recognizing sarcasm requires the ability to identify cues in tone of voice, facial expressions, and context. This blog post...

Introduction As educators, we understand that our students rely on daily routines for a sense of stability and predictability. However, life doesn't always follow a set schedule, and it's crucial for students to learn how to adapt to changes. In this blog post, we'll...

Self-regulation is a vital skill for students in Special Education. Knowing how to control thoughts and feelings can make a significant difference in their daily lives. The Self-Controller Scanner is a tool that students can use to stay in control of their emotions...

Introduction Staying organized is essential for everyone, especially as we grow older and our responsibilities increase. For students in Special Education, developing organization skills can help them manage their tasks more effectively and reduce stress. This blog...

Introduction Handwashing is a critical skill for maintaining personal hygiene and promoting social-emotional well-being. It is essential for Kindergarten students to learn the importance of handwashing, as it not only keeps them healthy but also helps them build...

Introduction Group work is a crucial aspect of social-emotional learning, as it teaches students the importance of collaboration, communication, and problem-solving. In elementary education, it is essential to introduce the four parts of group work: accepting the...

Introduction One crucial aspect of social-emotional learning is the ability to engage in meaningful conversations. For students in special education, it's essential to develop the skill of identifying and discussing topics that are of interest to others. This blog...

Introduction Listening is a crucial skill for students to develop, as it directly impacts their ability to understand and retain information. In this blog post, we will discuss an easy-to-implement, no-prep activity to help students improve their listening abilities...