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Helpful Classroom Coping Tools

Helpful Classroom Coping Tools

As educators, we all know our role extends far beyond academic instruction. We have the unique opportunity to support our students’ holistic development, including their emotional well-being. Introducing coping tools into the classroom can be an effective way to equip students with valuable tools for managing stress, building resilience, and fostering a positive mindset.

I’ve done the hard work for you, and I’ve carefully curated collection of coping tools available in an Amazon storefront. Let’s dive into how these resources can enhance the classroom experience and empower our students.

Emotion Regulation Tools

I’ve found a wide range of emotion regulation tools that can assist students in managing their emotions effectively. From feeling cards and emotion wheels to emotion journals and calming sensory objects, these materials encourage students to identify and express their feelings in a healthy way. By utilizing these coping tools teachers can help students develop self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and coping strategies that promote emotional regulation. Here’s a few of the emotion regulation coping tools in the storefront that have been crowd favorites in my classroom:

Helpful Classroom Coping Tools

Stress Management Resources

Classrooms are stressful places. Kids are learning new things, some of which are challenging. There’s friendship navigation, and home life that comes along with them. Stress management is an essential skill for students to develop. These coping tools (stress balls, stress relief toys, and stress management workbooks) can aid students in reducing anxiety and tension. I also love using more physical items like ice and heat packs and weighted objects to provide sensory input to alleviate some of the stress that sits in our students bodies. These resources provide tangible outlets for stress and can help to promote relaxation techniques. Incorporating stress management activities into the classroom can create a supportive environment where students can learn to navigate stressful situations and cultivate resilience. Here’s some stress focused coping tool favorites from my storefront:

Helpful Classroom Coping Tools

Mindfulness Materials

Mindfulness has gained recognition for its positive impact on mental well-being, and for good reason. If you’ve been around my social media accounts and blog for awhile, you know how much I believe in mindfulness instruction for kids. My storefront features a lot of mindfulness materials like guided meditation scripts, mindful coloring books, and yoga/movement exercise visuals. Integrating mindfulness practices into the classroom routine can help students enhance focus, reduce anxiety, and develop self reflection skills. Here’s some coping tools with a mindful focus in my storefront:

Coping tools to the rescue

Coping tools are such a supportive way to make coping skills tangible. Teaching skills is huge, and providing physical items to aid that process and that learning can make it that much more concrete for many students. By providing students with access to these resources, we empower them to develop crucial skills for managing stress, regulating emotions, and promoting self-care. When we ensure that we are nurturing students’ emotional growth, we are also fostering their academic success. By investing in coping skills materials, we actively support their holistic development, creating a classroom environment that nurtures resilience, positivity, and a lifelong commitment to emotional well-being.

While I more than understand the teacher desire to spend your hard earned money on quality tools like these, make sure you exhaust other options before you do this. Consider talking to district/school administrators and using sites like DonorsChoose.org to fund coping tools boxes and calm corners for your classrooms!

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I'm Allie, a mom, author, and special educator with a passion for social emotional learning, equitable behavior practices, and trauma informed practices. I live and work in Chicago and love talking, reading, and researching about all things related to special education, racial/social justice, and behavior - as well as books, coffee, dogs, and wine! So glad you're here.

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