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Teaching Kindergarten Students the Art of Introducing Themselves
Teaching Kindergarten Students the Art of Introducing Themselves

Introduction When we meet new people, it's important to introduce ourselves. This simple yet essential skill lays the foundation for building relationships and fostering effective communication. By teaching kindergarten students how to introduce themselves, we can...

Solve It: A Problem-Solving Game for Middle School Students
Solve It: A Problem-Solving Game for Middle School Students

Welcome to Solve It, a game where we solve problems by going through them step by step. At each step, we’ll talk about the problem, and how we can solve it. The steps we’ll go through are: Identify the problem - what’s wrong? Figure out how big the problem is. Think...

Teaching Students to Follow the Group: An Essential Social Skill
Teaching Students to Follow the Group: An Essential Social Skill

Introduction When students participate in group activities, it's crucial for them to stay engaged and follow the group. By keeping their body, eyes, and ears in the group, they demonstrate attentiveness and show that they're actively participating. This not only helps...

Teaching Respect and Tone of Voice in Special Education
Teaching Respect and Tone of Voice in Special Education

Introduction In special education settings, it is crucial to teach students the value of showing respect to adults, such as their teachers and other school staff. Respect can be demonstrated through active listening, following directions, and appropriate verbal and...

Preparing Students for Birthday Parties: Activities and Discussions
Preparing Students for Birthday Parties: Activities and Discussions

Going to birthday parties is a fun and exciting experience for students. However, it's essential to teach them the necessary social skills to ensure they enjoy these events while making meaningful connections. This blog post will discuss the key steps to prepare for a...

Being a Successful Employee: A Guide for Educators
Being a Successful Employee: A Guide for Educators

As an educator, teaching students about the skills needed to become successful employees is essential. By incorporating principles of Social-Emotional Learning, you can help students develop the necessary skills to excel in the workplace. In this blog post, we will...

Teaching PreK Students about Public and Private Conversations
Teaching PreK Students about Public and Private Conversations

In this blog post, we will explore the concept of public and private conversations, and how to teach PreK students the difference between the two. By understanding which topics are appropriate to discuss in public and which should be kept private, students will...

Teaching Middle School Students to Avoid Miscommunication Over Text
Teaching Middle School Students to Avoid Miscommunication Over Text

Texting is a popular and convenient way for middle school students to communicate with friends and family. However, understanding the meaning behind text messages can be challenging due to the lack of context clues such as body language, facial expressions, and tone...