10 Ideas for Classroom Transitions
Believe me, I know (more than most) that classroom transitions can oftentimes feel like herding cats. Some kids just go with the flow, while others might struggle a bit more. But don’t worry, I’ve got...
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The Amazing Connection Between Nature and Behavior
We all know how chaotic the classroom can get and how we’re always on the lookout for ways to keep things calm and positive. One surprisingly effective (and often overlooked) strategy is bringing a bit...
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Using the Worry Workbook for Kids in Small Groups
It would be hard to find a teacher who doesn’t often encounter students grappling with anxiety and worry. These emotions can significantly impact a child’s ability to focus, learn, and interact positively with peers. “The...
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Back to School Season Meets SEL
The annual Teachers Pay Teachers site-wide back to school sale is surely almost here, and I want to share a few of my favorite resources to support back to school season! These Miss Behavior back...
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Using Sensory Experiences to Build SEL Skills
One powerful yet often underutilized tool for fostering SEL is sensory experiences. Engaging the senses enhances learning and creates core memories, but also promotes emotional awareness, self awareness, and is known to support regulation. We...
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