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Personal space is an essential social-emotional learning skill for all elementary school students to learn! Like with any new skill, it’s vital to collaborate with families in order to help students learn and generalize the…
Separation anxiety in children is a common childhood challenge. It often manifests as tears, clinginess, or resistance during drop-off times. Transitions to the classroom can be quite difficult for children, their caregivers, and you! Understanding…
Teaching good sportsmanship is not just about winning or losing; it’s about instilling values in children that they can carry with them throughout their lives. As elementary teachers, you play an important role in shaping…
As you know, your classroom is not just a place to teach students how to read and write– it’s also a safe haven where students develop important life skills including emotional regulation. Let’s dive into…
Creating a positive classroom community is at the heart of effective teaching! As elementary teachers, one of your primary goals is to cultivate a sense of fairness and respect for all students. This not only…
Social-Emotional Learning Series Part 2 When you teach social-emotional learning skills, you can rest assured that you will have a huge impact on your students. Read on for 11 specific ideas about how you can…
Social-Emotional Learning Series Part 1 Life is fast-paced and changing so quickly! On top of this, children feel so many feelings. Teaching students how to be aware of and manage their social-emotional health is essential…
Building a strong foundation of social skills in young students is crucial to their development and success, both inside the classroom and in life. Social skills don’t often come naturally for students, so it’s up…
“HE’S TOUCHING ME!” “MOVE OVER!” “SHE KEEPS BREATHING ON ME!” Sound familiar? Well if it does, then it is time for you to get specific about teaching your students about personal space. Here are my…
Do you find mornings in your classroom to be full of chaos and disorganization? Does it feel like once the first student walks through the door you are being pulled in a thousand different directions?…
As a first-grade teacher for nearly 30 years, if there is anything I learned about children, one thing is for sure… children are living, breathing “emotion volcanos”. Their emotions run high and they can erupt…
Back-to-school time can feel overwhelming and easily disorganized. Students thrive when they know what to expect. Focus on teaching the most important classroom routines and procedures and your first week back to school will be…
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