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Teaching Students to Handle Peer Pressure: A Guide for Educators
Teaching Students to Handle Peer Pressure: A Guide for Educators

Introduction Peer pressure is a common issue that students face, and it can come in various forms. Whether it's a harmless joke or a form of bullying, educators play a crucial role in teaching students how to handle peer pressure. In this blog post, we'll discuss an...

Teaching Kindergarten Students to Stay on Topic in Conversations
Teaching Kindergarten Students to Stay on Topic in Conversations

Introduction Staying on topic in conversations is an important skill to develop in young children. It helps them build better communication skills, fosters deeper connections with others, and enhances their social-emotional learning. In this blog post, we will discuss...

Act It Out! Role Playing Game for Teaching Body Language Skills
Act It Out! Role Playing Game for Teaching Body Language Skills

Introduction Welcome to Act It Out!, a role playing game designed to help students improve their body language skills in social situations. Body language plays a crucial role in effective communication and can significantly impact the messages we send to others. In...

Belly Breathing for Emotional Regulation in Kindergarten Students
Belly Breathing for Emotional Regulation in Kindergarten Students

Introduction Teaching social-emotional skills to young children is an essential part of their overall development. One effective technique for helping children manage stress and regulate their emotions is belly breathing. In this blog post, we will explore how to...