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Belly Breathing: A Calming Technique for Students
Belly Breathing: A Calming Technique for Students

Introduction Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) skills are crucial for students to develop healthy relationships, manage emotions, and navigate various life challenges. One such skill is belly breathing, a simple yet effective technique that helps students stay calm and...

Teaching Empathy: Understanding Others’ Feelings
Teaching Empathy: Understanding Others’ Feelings

Empathy is a crucial skill for social-emotional learning and plays a significant role in building healthy relationships. This blog post will explore an activity and discussion questions to help educators teach elementary students how to understand others' feelings and...

Teaching Turn-Taking and Social-Emotional Skills to Students
Teaching Turn-Taking and Social-Emotional Skills to Students

Turn-taking is an essential social skill that lays the foundation for developing healthy relationships and fostering positive interactions. In this blog post, we will explore a no-prep activity that educators can use to teach turn-taking to students, as well as...

Teaching Kindergarten Students the Art of Sharing Toys
Teaching Kindergarten Students the Art of Sharing Toys

Introduction Sharing toys is an essential social skill for kindergarten students, as it helps them build positive relationships with their peers and fosters a sense of empathy. This blog post will introduce an easy, no-prep activity for educators to teach their...

Teaching Kindergarten Students the Art of Compromise
Teaching Kindergarten Students the Art of Compromise

Introduction Compromise is an essential skill for children to learn in order to navigate friendships and social situations effectively. It's crucial for young learners to understand that sometimes, their thoughts or ideas might not align with their friends', and...