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Teaching Kindergarten Students: Being Flexible vs. Being Rigid
Teaching Kindergarten Students: Being Flexible vs. Being Rigid

Introduction In this blog post, we will explore a crucial aspect of Social-Emotional Learning for kindergarten students: understanding the difference between being flexible and being rigid. By learning to recognize and adapt to changes, children can develop healthier...

Teaching Body Language Recognition to Special Education Students
Teaching Body Language Recognition to Special Education Students

Introduction: As educators, one of our goals is to help students develop their social skills and understand the nuances of human communication. A crucial aspect of this is teaching them to recognize and interpret body language, which plays a significant role in...

Cyber Skills: Staying Safe and Connected in the Digital World
Cyber Skills: Staying Safe and Connected in the Digital World

Introduction Using our phones and social media can be a fun way to connect and stay in touch with our friends. However, it's essential to make sure we use our Cyber Skills to avoid putting ourselves in dangerous situations. Cyber Skills are smart ways to use...

Teaching Kindergarten Students about Waiting and Safe Hands
Teaching Kindergarten Students about Waiting and Safe Hands

Introduction Teaching young children the importance of waiting and using safe hands is essential for their social-emotional development. In this blog post, we will discuss how to introduce these concepts to kindergarten students in a fun and engaging way. By learning...

Teaching Self-Advocacy Skills with Friends: Activities & Discussion
Teaching Self-Advocacy Skills with Friends: Activities & Discussion

Introduction Self-advocacy is a crucial skill for students to develop, enabling them to express their needs, thoughts, and feelings to their friends. By practicing self-advocacy, students can communicate when they feel uncomfortable, are treated unfairly, or wish to...

Teaching Good Sportsmanship to Kindergarten Students
Teaching Good Sportsmanship to Kindergarten Students

Introduction Educators working with Kindergarten students often focus on developing essential social-emotional skills that help them navigate their world. One of the critical skills for young children is understanding that they can't win all the time. When playing...

Teaching Inclusivity and Kindness to Elementary Students
Teaching Inclusivity and Kindness to Elementary Students

Introduction Creating an inclusive and kind environment is essential for the development of young students. Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) helps educators teach these values by providing tools and strategies that encourage students to be more empathetic and...

Teaching Empathy: Understanding Different Thoughts and Feelings
Teaching Empathy: Understanding Different Thoughts and Feelings

Introduction In today's interconnected world, it is essential for students to develop empathy and an understanding of different thoughts and feelings. This blog post aims to provide educators with an easy-to-follow guide on teaching elementary students the importance...