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Teaching Students in Special Education to Care About Others
Teaching Students in Special Education to Care About Others

As educators, it's crucial to help students develop empathy and understanding for others. This blog post will focus on teaching students in special education about the importance of caring for others, providing an easy no-prep activity, discussion questions, and...

Helping PreK Students Recognize Stress & Learn Calming Strategies
Helping PreK Students Recognize Stress & Learn Calming Strategies

In this blog post, we will explore the importance of helping PreK students recognize stress and learn calming strategies. We will discuss a no-prep activity for educators to use, provide discussion questions to stimulate further conversations, and mention related...

Teaching Middle School Students the Importance of Hair Hygiene
Teaching Middle School Students the Importance of Hair Hygiene

Introduction For middle school students, it is essential to establish healthy habits, including personal hygiene. One crucial aspect of personal hygiene is maintaining clean hair, which can impact not only physical health but also social-emotional well-being. In this...

Teaching Students About Bragging and Its Impact on Others
Teaching Students About Bragging and Its Impact on Others

In this blog, we will explore the concept of bragging and how it can affect others. We will provide a no-prep activity for educators, discussion questions, related skills, and next steps for further exploration of this topic. Introduction Bragging refers to the act of...

Building Friendships: Strategies for Special Education Students
Building Friendships: Strategies for Special Education Students

Introduction Friendship is a fundamental aspect of life, providing support, trust, and shared experiences. For students in special education, building friendships can be particularly beneficial for their overall well-being and social-emotional growth. This blog post...

Teaching Compromise to Elementary Students: A Guide for Educators
Teaching Compromise to Elementary Students: A Guide for Educators

Introduction Learning how to compromise is an essential skill for students to develop in order to navigate social situations effectively. Compromise helps solve problems quickly, maintain friendships, and create a positive atmosphere. This blog post will present an...

Enhancing Communication Skills: The Power of Eye Contact
Enhancing Communication Skills: The Power of Eye Contact

Introduction Eye contact is a crucial aspect of communication, playing a significant role in fostering connections and understanding in social interactions. For students in special education, developing this skill can greatly enhance their ability to engage with...

Staying Calm: Teaching High School Students to Manage Emotions
Staying Calm: Teaching High School Students to Manage Emotions

Introduction High school students face various challenges every day, from academic pressure to social interactions. Learning how to stay calm and manage emotions during difficult situations is a vital skill that will benefit them throughout their lives. In this blog...