Everyday Speech Blog

Social Skill Lesson Plans and Articles

No Results Found

The page you requested could not be found. Try refining your search, or use the navigation above to locate the post.

No-Prep Activities

Solve It: A Step-by-Step Problem-Solving Game for Educators
Solve It: A Step-by-Step Problem-Solving Game for Educators

Introducing Solve It, a game designed to teach students essential problem-solving skills through a step-by-step process. This activity is perfect for educators looking to incorporate principles of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) into their lessons. In this blog post,...

Teaching Self-Advocacy to Special Education Students
Teaching Self-Advocacy to Special Education Students

Introduction Self-advocacy is a crucial skill for students in Special Education settings, as it empowers them to communicate their needs effectively and become more independent learners. This blog post will explore the concept of self-advocacy and provide educators...

Teaching Kindergarten Students about Safe Hands and Safe Feet
Teaching Kindergarten Students about Safe Hands and Safe Feet

Introduction Teaching young children the importance of safe hands and safe feet is essential for creating a comfortable and happy environment in the classroom. By promoting these skills, we help students understand that it is never okay to hurt others and that there...

Helping Students Understand When They’re Ready to Date
Helping Students Understand When They’re Ready to Date

As educators working with students in Special Education, it's important to address various aspects of their lives, including social-emotional development. One topic that may arise is the concept of dating and understanding when they're ready to date. In this blog...

Overcoming Miscommunication in Text Messaging: A Guide for Educators
Overcoming Miscommunication in Text Messaging: A Guide for Educators

Introduction Text messaging has become an essential means of communication among friends and family. However, it is not without its challenges. Understanding the meaning of text messages can be tricky due to the absence of body language, facial expressions, and tone...

Teaching Students to Express Happiness Through Tone of Voice
Teaching Students to Express Happiness Through Tone of Voice

Introduction Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) is an essential aspect of a student's development, as it helps them understand and manage their emotions, empathize with others, and develop positive relationships. One crucial aspect of SEL is teaching students to...

Building Positive Self-Esteem: An Activity for Educators
Building Positive Self-Esteem: An Activity for Educators

Introduction Self-esteem is a crucial aspect of a person's well-being and plays a significant role in the development of social-emotional skills. It reflects the beliefs we hold about ourselves and influences how we feel, think, and act in various situations. High...

Teaching the Restaurant Rules: Social Skills for Mealtime Success
Teaching the Restaurant Rules: Social Skills for Mealtime Success

As educators, we aim to instill valuable social skills in our students, helping them navigate various social situations. One such essential skill set is the Restaurant Rules, which provides guidelines on how to behave during meals with others. This blog post will...

Encouraging Participation: A Key Skill for Social-Emotional Learning
Encouraging Participation: A Key Skill for Social-Emotional Learning

Participation is a crucial aspect of social-emotional learning that enables students to engage with their peers, build communication skills, and foster a sense of belonging. By actively taking part in group activities and discussions, students can develop their social...