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Understanding the Right Time for Jokes: A Guide for Educators
Understanding the Right Time for Jokes: A Guide for Educators

Introduction Recognizing the appropriate time to tell jokes is a crucial social skill for students to develop. It helps them interact with their peers and fosters positive relationships. This blog post will outline an easy-to-implement, no-prep activity, discussion...

Using the Conversation Measuring Cup to Teach Conversation Skills
Using the Conversation Measuring Cup to Teach Conversation Skills

Introduction Conversations come in all shapes and sizes, from short exchanges to lengthy discussions. For students in special education, understanding the appropriate length and content of a conversation can be challenging. The Conversation Measuring Cup is a simple...

Understanding Social Rules: Adapting to Different Environments
Understanding Social Rules: Adapting to Different Environments

As educators, it's crucial to teach our students about the importance of understanding social rules and adapting their behavior to different environments. This blog post will provide an overview of the skills being discussed, a no-prep activity, discussion questions,...

Act It Out! Role Playing Game: Body Language and Social Skills
Act It Out! Role Playing Game: Body Language and Social Skills

As educators, we understand the importance of helping our students develop strong social skills. One of the key aspects of social-emotional learning is understanding and interpreting body language. In this blog post, we will introduce you to a fun and engaging...

Preparing Students in Special Education for Job Interviews
Preparing Students in Special Education for Job Interviews

In today's world, it is essential for students in special education to develop the necessary skills to successfully navigate job interviews. In this blog post, we will explore a no-prep activity that educators can use to help students prepare for interviews, as well...

Active Listening: A Vital Skill for PreK Students
Active Listening: A Vital Skill for PreK Students

Active Listening is an essential skill for PreK students to develop strong communication and interpersonal abilities. By teaching young learners how to be active listeners, we can help them build strong relationships and foster a positive learning environment. In this...

Teaching Elementary Students Mindfulness with Counting Breaths
Teaching Elementary Students Mindfulness with Counting Breaths

Introduction Everyone experiences stress and overwhelming thoughts at times, and children are no exception. In fact, they may need even more guidance in managing their thoughts, especially at school or while trying to fall asleep. One effective technique to help...

Checking in on Relationships: A Guide for Middle School Educators
Checking in on Relationships: A Guide for Middle School Educators

In this blog post, we will explore an essential skill for middle school students: checking in on relationships. This skill is crucial because, as students grow and develop, they will form various relationships that evolve over time. By learning to check in on their...