This post contains affiliate links. Most teachers already believe emotions matter – you probably don’t need a training to convince you of that. You see it every day in the way a rough morning...
Read MoreIf you have ever tried to explain brain science to kids, you already know the look. The wide eyes. The slow blink. Kids are curious about why they feel big feelings or why their bodies...
Read MoreEvery school has students who need time and space to regulate before they can return to learning. The problem is that too often, “taking a break” looks like wandering the halls or being sent out...
Read MoreWe are all MORE than aware that helping students learn how to regulate their emotions is more important than ever. A thoughtfully designed class calm corner can serve as a valuable tool for students to...
Read MoreThis post contains affiliate links. We all often encounter students grappling with big emotions, especially anger. Integrating thoughtfully selected picture books into our teaching can provide children with relatable scenarios and practical strategies to navigate...
Read MoreIt’s no surprise that students face a wide range of emotions and challenges that can make it difficult for them to focus on learning. For teachers, one of the most important tasks is helping students...
Read MoreAs a social emotional learning coach, I have some pretty interesting and helpful conversations with teachers on a daily basis about integrating SEL into the already packed classroom day. I designed these SEL workbooks specifically...
Read MoreThis post contains commissionable affiliate links. Picture books are more than just sweet stories with engaging illustrations. They can be powerful tools for teachers to explicitly teach emotion vocabulary and emotional intelligence in the classroom....
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