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Teaching Emotion Identification to PreK Students: Emotion ID Game
Teaching Emotion Identification to PreK Students: Emotion ID Game

Introduction The ability to recognize and understand emotions in oneself and others is a crucial aspect of social-emotional learning. In this blog post, we will introduce you to a fun, engaging, and simple game called Emotion ID, designed specifically for educators...

Teaching Kindergarteners to Use Appropriate Voice Modulation
Teaching Kindergarteners to Use Appropriate Voice Modulation

Introduction Sometimes when children feel excited or nervous, they may talk in a silly voice. While this might feel good to them, it can make others feel uncomfortable or confused. It's crucial for educators to teach Kindergarten students about appropriate voice...

Enhancing Classroom Communication Skills in PreK Students
Enhancing Classroom Communication Skills in PreK Students

As educators, we understand the importance of developing strong communication skills in our students, especially when it comes to participating in classroom discussions. In this blog post, we will explore an engaging no-prep activity, thought-provoking discussion...

Effective Communication Skills: Taking Turns in Conversations
Effective Communication Skills: Taking Turns in Conversations

As educators, we understand the importance of teaching students effective communication skills. One key aspect of communication is the ability to take turns in a conversation. This includes adding comments, asking questions, and actively listening to the other person....

Teaching PreK Students to Take a Break When Needed
Teaching PreK Students to Take a Break When Needed

Introduction Educators play a crucial role in fostering the development of essential life skills in their students. One such skill is learning to take a break when emotions become overwhelming. This blog post will provide an overview of teaching PreK students how to...

Emotion ID: A Fun Game for Kindergarten Students to Explore Emotions
Emotion ID: A Fun Game for Kindergarten Students to Explore Emotions

Emotion ID is a game designed to help kindergarten students understand and identify emotions in themselves and others. By focusing on facial expressions, tone of voice, and the words people say, students can learn to recognize and respond to different emotions. This...

Encouraging Conversational Flexibility in Special Education
Encouraging Conversational Flexibility in Special Education

Introduction Educators working with special education students are well aware of the importance of developing strong social-emotional skills. One such skill is conversational flexibility, which is the ability to adapt and change the conversation to include a variety...

Mindfulness in the Classroom: A Simple Activity for Educators
Mindfulness in the Classroom: A Simple Activity for Educators

Introduction Mindfulness is the practice of paying attention to the present moment, focusing on what’s happening right now, and being aware of our thoughts, emotions, and bodily sensations. Incorporating mindfulness in the classroom can help students develop...

Small Talk Skills for High School Students: A Guide for Educators
Small Talk Skills for High School Students: A Guide for Educators

Introduction Small talk is an essential social skill that helps individuals engage in short, polite conversations with others, particularly with strangers or acquaintances. It serves as a foundation for building connections and fostering relationships. In this blog...