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Understanding and Managing Stress in PreK Students
Understanding and Managing Stress in PreK Students

Introduction As educators, we understand the importance of helping young learners recognize and manage their feelings, especially when they are stressed or upset. Teaching students to identify these emotions allows them to develop strategies to calm down and regain...

Teaching Special Education Students to Ask for a Break
Teaching Special Education Students to Ask for a Break

Introduction Students in Special Education often face unique challenges in managing their emotions and navigating social situations. It is crucial for educators to equip these students with tools that can help them cope with difficult emotions and foster positive...

Teaching Independence: Activities for Special Education Students
Teaching Independence: Activities for Special Education Students

Independence is a crucial skill for students to develop as they navigate through life. This blog post will present an overview of the concept of independence, a no-prep activity for teaching independence, discussion questions, related skills, and next steps for...

Emotion ID: A Fun Game to Help PreK Students Identify Emotions
Emotion ID: A Fun Game to Help PreK Students Identify Emotions

Introduction Developing an understanding of emotions is a crucial aspect of Social-Emotional Learning. The ability to identify and comprehend emotions in oneself and others is essential for establishing healthy relationships and effective communication. In this blog...

Teaching Students the Art of Proper Conversational Distance
Teaching Students the Art of Proper Conversational Distance

Introduction When we engage in conversations, it's crucial to maintain an appropriate distance from the person we are talking to. Being too close can make people feel uncomfortable, while standing too far away can make it difficult to hear and communicate effectively....

Helping Elementary Students Stay Calm and Solve Problems
Helping Elementary Students Stay Calm and Solve Problems

When problems arise, it's common for children to get upset and frustrated. However, it's essential for them to learn how to stay calm and think about solving the problem. This blog post will explore a no-prep activity for educators to help elementary students learn...

Teaching Students to Be Upstanders and Prevent Bullying
Teaching Students to Be Upstanders and Prevent Bullying

Introduction Bullying is a pervasive issue that affects many students and can have long-lasting impacts on both the victim and the perpetrator. As educators, it is essential to teach students the importance of standing up against bullying and supporting those who are...

Teaching Cooperation and Problem Solving to Kindergarteners
Teaching Cooperation and Problem Solving to Kindergarteners

Introduction Teaching young children the importance of cooperation and problem-solving skills is crucial for their social-emotional development. By learning to work together and respect others, children are better equipped to handle conflicts and challenges that arise...