Introduction As educators, we understand the importance of teaching our PreK students to recognize and manage their emotions. One essential skill to help students cope with challenging situations is learning to ask for a break and find appropriate ways to calm down....

Introduction Engaging in conversations is an essential skill for students to develop, and story-telling plays a significant role in this process. When children share their experiences, they not only practice expressing themselves but also learn to listen actively and...

Introduction Slang words are informal or shorter versions of words that we often use when hanging out with friends or talking to people our age. They can help us feel more comfortable and connected in casual conversations. However, it's essential for students to...

Introduction Slang words are informal or shorter versions of words that we often use when hanging out with friends or talking to people our age. While slang words can be a fun and casual way to communicate, it's essential for high school students to understand the...

In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of eye contact in communication and provide an easy-to-implement activity for educators to teach this essential skill to their students. Furthermore, we will share relevant discussion questions, related skills, and...

As educators, it's essential to help students develop empathy and understanding of others' feelings. One way to achieve this is through engaging activities that promote social-emotional learning. In this blog post, we will discuss an exciting game called "Two Sides"...

Understanding our own feelings is an essential skill for students to learn. When children can recognize and manage their emotions, they can better cope with challenging situations and establish positive relationships with others. In this blog post, we will explore an...

Introduction Waiting can be challenging, especially when students need help. This blog post focuses on teaching students the important skill of reading the room and waiting for the right moment to ask for help. By observing their surroundings and being attentive to...

Introduction As educators working with students in Special Education, it's essential to teach them how to manage their emotions, especially when they're upset. In this blog post, we'll present a no-prep activity that encourages students to practice calming techniques...

Introduction In a world full of distractions, stress, and anxiety, it is essential to equip middle school students with techniques to help them stay calm and focused. One such technique is Box Breathing, a simple deep breathing exercise that can help control worries,...

Every place we go has different social rules that dictate how we should behave. For students in special education, understanding and adapting to these rules can be challenging. In this blog post, we will explore a no-prep activity designed to help students recognize...

Introduction As educators, it is important to help students develop self-awareness and self-regulation skills. One crucial aspect of this is teaching them to recognize when they need to take a break. Taking a break can help students calm down, refocus, and prevent...

Introduction As educators, it is our responsibility to help young learners develop strong social-emotional skills, including the ability to respect others' opinions. In a world where disagreements can often lead to conflicts, it's crucial for kindergarten students to...

Introduction Effective communication is an essential aspect of social-emotional learning. In this blog post, we introduce an engaging activity called "Two Sides" that focuses on Conversation Drivers and Conversation Stoppers. This activity helps middle school students...

As educators, our goal is to teach students the importance of connecting with others through meaningful conversations. One way to do this is by encouraging them to talk about topics that are of interest to the people they're engaging with. In this blog post, we'll...