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Getting your students ready to ride the school bus safely is about a lot more than just teaching them rules. It’s about routines, responsibility, and respect. Whether your kids ride the school bus every day…
Back to school season is a time for fresh starts, new school supplies, and big emotions— for kids and their families. Whether you’re welcoming kindergarteners for their very first time at a big school or…
Self-control is so much more than just holding back from an extra cookie or showing kindness while waiting your turn— it’s an important life skill that everyone needs to have! It helps lay a firm…
Welcome to the final post in our 8-part Emotional Regulation Series! Whether you’re just getting started on your emotional regulation journey with your students or you’ve followed each post from the start, this series is…
Teaching emotional awareness to kids is one of the most powerful ways you can help them understand themselves and others! It’s the foundation of emotional regulation— because before kids can manage their feelings, they need…
Welcome to the sixth segment of the Emotional Regulation series here at One Giggle at a Time— all about why and how you can easily create a calm down space for your students. A calming…
As an elementary teacher, you know how big emotions can completely take over a child’s day. That’s why teaching positive affirmations and mindfulness techniques for kids is such a game-changer. These strategies empower little ones…
You already know— big emotions can be tough for kids to handle! One minute, they’re as happy as can be, and the next, their top is about to blow because their pencil broke. As an…
Welcome to part 3 of the Emotional Regulation Series, where you’ll learn all about how to use relaxation techniques for kids to teach your students to handle their big emotions. Life can feel pretty overwhelming…
Big emotions in the classroom can sometimes feel like a bad storm rolling in— sudden, intense, and unpredictable! As children navigate their feelings, it’s common for them to experience frustration, excitement, or sadness in ways…
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…
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