Introduction Helping young children develop self-regulation skills is essential for their social-emotional growth. With the right guidance, kindergarten students can learn to recognize their emotions, identify when they need a break, and implement calming strategies...

As educators, it is our responsibility to create a safe and supportive environment for all students. One important aspect of this is addressing and preventing bullying. In this blog post, we will discuss what bullying is, the various types of bullying, and how to...

Introduction As educators, it is important to teach kindergarten students the importance of focusing on questions and providing thoughtful answers in conversations. This skill is essential for building strong communication and fostering positive relationships with...

Introduction As educators, it's important to teach students the difference between tattling and reporting. Tattling is when someone tells on another person for minor rule-breaking that doesn't harm anyone or put anyone in danger. Reporting, on the other hand, is when...

Introduction Understanding humor is an essential skill for building and maintaining relationships. It helps children connect with their peers and feel included in social groups. In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of humor comprehension in kindergarten...

In this blog post, we will explore the On Purpose Plan, a social-emotional learning approach that helps students understand the intentions behind actions and improve social interactions. This strategy can be particularly helpful when it's hard to tell if something...

Introduction Welcome to our calming corner! In this blog post, we will explore an enjoyable and engaging activity that incorporates principles of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) - Superhero Yoga. This activity helps students develop self-awareness, self-regulation,...

Introduction Playing with others is an essential part of kindergarten education, as it helps young students develop important social-emotional skills. While playing, children need to learn how to share, ask for permission, and consider the feelings of their peers....

Introduction Strong emotions like anger, frustration, or sadness can fill our whole brain and make us choose poor decisions. Learning to control emotions, even strong ones, is an essential skill for students in their early years. By teaching them to "Change the...

Introduction Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) is a critical aspect of a child's development, especially in the early years. One essential skill for PreK students is being a social chameleon on the playground. A social chameleon can adapt their behavior and actions to...

Introduction As educators, it's essential to teach students the importance of understanding others' thoughts and feelings. This skill is a significant aspect of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and helps students develop empathy, communication, and problem-solving...

Introduction Transitioning to a new activity can be challenging for young learners, especially for Kindergarten students who are still learning the importance of following instructions and adapting to new situations. This blog post aims to provide educators with a...

Introduction Texting has become an essential part of everyday communication, especially for younger generations. However, it can also be confusing due to the absence of facial expressions and tone of voice. To help students navigate tricky texting situations, it is...

Introduction As educators, we strive to teach our kindergarten students not only academic skills but also essential social-emotional skills. One of these important skills is the ability to apologize sincerely when we hurt someone's feelings, even if it was...

Introduction When students face challenges or problems, it's common for them to react with anger or frustration. In many cases, these outward displays of emotion can be a reflection of their inner fears and uncertainties. By incorporating principles of...