Finding tools that support both learning and emotional well-being can feel like striking gold. This is a huge reason and motivation for my content and curriculum creation. That’s where SEL conversation cards come in—a practical,...
Read MoreWe all know the importance of helping our students manage their emotions, but finding strategies that are both effective and easy to use can feel overwhelming. That’s why I’m excited to introduce a resource that...
Read MoreHave you ever been in the middle of a lesson, fully immersed in teaching, only to notice that one distracted student has somehow pulled the whole class off course? You’re not imagining it—it’s real, and...
Read MoreEver had a student melt down because you changed the seating chart? Or seen someone freeze when a project didn’t go the way they expected? That’s where cognitive flexibility—or the lack of it—comes in. Flexible...
Read MoreIt’s not hard to notice that we’re seeing more and more students carrying emotional and mental health challenges into the classroom. Whether it’s trauma from personal experiences, school difficulties, challenges from difficult home environments, or...
Read MoreThis post is sponsored by EmoQuest. All thoughts are my own. Navigating the world of special education is like being on fully individual journey with each of your students. You’re constantly seeking new tools and...
Read MoreLet’s talk about one of my favorite modern resources: podcasts. Yes, podcasts aren’t just for adults; there are countless options out there designed specifically for kids. Kids podcasts can transform your classroom environment, enhance learning,...
Read MoreFor many students, particularly those dealing with anxiety, the school environment can feel unpredictable and overwhelming. However, one surprisingly simple tool that can help handle these feelings is a calendar. By using calendars in the...
Read MoreThis post contains affiliate links. Teaching post-pandemic has been a wild ride that we’ve all jumped on even though we never asked for it. Phew! If you’re one of us teachers looking to enhance student...
Read MoreSocial emotional learning (SEL) is an invaluable tool in achieving the seemingly impossible balance of teaching both academic and social skills. When we embed SEL into academic content, we’re promoting self-awareness, interpersonal skills, and a...
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