Introduction In today's world, it is essential for students to develop a strong sense of self-worth and be proud of who they are. Embracing our strengths and forgiving our weaknesses is a key aspect of building a healthy self-esteem. This blog post will provide...

Introduction As educators, we strive to create an inclusive and supportive learning environment for our students. One way to achieve this is by incorporating Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) activities into our classrooms. These activities help students develop...

Introduction Getting a first job can be an exciting time for students, as they earn money and learn new skills. However, finding the right job fit is essential for success and personal growth. This blog post focuses on helping educators guide Special Education...

As educators, we strive to create a positive learning environment that fosters social-emotional growth in our students. One essential aspect of this growth is teaching students to show respect and communicate effectively. In this blog post, we will focus on an...

Introduction As educators, we understand the importance of nonverbal communication in our interactions. One key aspect of nonverbal communication is eye contact. However, making eye contact can be challenging and uncomfortable for some students. To address this, we...

Introduction As educators, it's important to teach our kindergarten students the value of following rules and focusing on their own actions rather than the actions of others. This is a key concept in Social-Emotional Learning, which aims to develop essential life...

As educators, we understand the importance of teaching our students essential social skills. One such skill is the ability to engage in meaningful conversations. In this blog post, we will discuss an easy-to-implement, no-prep activity designed to help kindergarten...

Introduction Communication is an essential skill for students in special education, and understanding the difference between conversation drivers and conversation stoppers can greatly impact their social-emotional learning. Conversation drivers are strategies that...

Introduction Understanding and recognizing emotions in oneself and others is a crucial skill for students, especially those in Special Education. By learning to read body language and tone of voice, students can better navigate social situations and empathize with...

Introduction In life, everyone has to do things they don’t want to do. Everything can’t be the way we want it all the time. We all have responsibilities, whether it's adults going to work or students attending school. Teaching PreK students about coping with...

Introduction Rejection is an inevitable part of life, and learning how to handle it is a crucial skill for children to develop. As an educator, you can help your elementary students learn to cope with rejection using Social-Emotional Learning principles. This blog...

Teaching students about consequences and how to accept them is an essential aspect of social-emotional learning. By understanding the cause and effect relationship of their actions, students can develop better decision-making skills and emotional regulation. This blog...

Introduction Background Brief is a game designed to help students in special education settings improve their storytelling skills. By focusing on the essential background information needed in a story, students can learn to communicate more effectively, ensuring their...

As educators, we play a crucial role in helping our young students develop essential social skills. One such skill is the ability to join conversations appropriately. This blog post will provide you with a no-prep activity, discussion questions, and related skills to...

Introduction In today's fast-paced world, it's essential for middle school students to develop the ability to adapt to changes and handle unexpected situations with ease. One of the key skills for success in this area is learning how to be flexible instead of rigid....