If you are an elementary teacher looking to learn how to help your students understand and use empathy, then you found the right place! Empathy skills allow students to identify and take on the feelings of another person. Students who are able to use empathy maintain better friendships than students
If you are an elementary teacher looking to learn how to help your students be compassionate, then you found the right place! Developing compassion skills prepares kids to understand when people are feeling sad or upset and respond appropriately. Students who are compassionate are kind to others and care about
If you are an elementary teacher looking to learn how to help your students prevent bullying, then you found the right place! Bullying prevention skills prepare kids to identify and to stand up to bullying in an effective way. Students who stand up to bullying help create a safe and
The secret to teaching in December and keeping students engaged and learning is integrating holidays and special days into your instruction. There are so many holidays and special days in December to celebrate with your elementary students. Some of the more popular ones are Hanukkah, Christmas, and Kwanzaa. You’ll find
If you are looking for fun December activities for elementary students, then you found the right place! This post will share some of the best resources for teaching and celebrating some popular holidays and events like Christmas, Hanukkah, winter, and more. Learn all about the December activities below! This post
If you are an elementary teacher looking to learn how to help your students compromise, then you found the right place! Compromising skills prepare kids to solve problems and make decisions with their peers. Students who are able to compromise are more likely to maintain collaborative friendships. In this post,
If you are an elementary teacher looking to learn how to help your students self advocate independently, then you found the right place! Self advocacy skills prepare kids to face dilemmas and solve problems. Students who are able to advocate for themselves are more independent than students who cannot. In
If you are an elementary teacher looking to learn how to help your students solve conflicts independently, then you found the right place! Conflict resolution skills prepare kids to face dilemmas and solve problems. Students who are able to solve conflicts by themselves or with others are more independent than
If you are an elementary teacher looking to learn how to help your students take each other’s perspectives, then you found the right place! Perspective-taking skills prepare kids to use empathy to think about the point of view of another person. Students who are able to take on the perspective
If you are an elementary teacher looking to learn how to help your students gain confidence, then you found the right place! Confidence skills prepare kids to face dilemmas and solve problems while believing in their own abilities to do so. Students who are confident believe in themselves and their
If you are an elementary teacher looking to learn how to help your students be more respectful, then you found the right place! Being respectful prepares kids to treat others the way that they want to be treated and consider the feelings of others. Students who are respectful are kind
If you are an elementary teacher looking to learn how to help your students recognize and understand their emotions, then you found the right place! Understanding emotions helps students self regulate. Students who are able to self regulate are more self aware and independent than students who cannot. In this
