When we talk about goal setting for middle school students, it can be tempting to make it very simple. Write down a goal. Figure out the steps. Set a deadline. Get it done. But if you’ve ever actually worked with middle school or even high school students, you know it doesn’t always work that way….
15 Kindness Activities for Kindergarten, Grade 1 & Grade 2
Teaching kindness is one of the most important social-emotional skills kids can learn. These Kindness Activities for Kindergarten, Grade 1 & Grade 2 can help children understand empathy, build friendships, recognize the feelings of others, and practice positive behaviors in everyday situations. It’s important for us as teachers, school counselors, and/or parents to create opportunities…
10 Healthy Ways To Turn Jealousy Into Growth In Kids
Have you ever heard a child say, “It’s not fair!” or “I wish I had what they have!”? If so, you’ve witnessed one of the most common emotions children experience – jealousy. In today’s blog post, I will share 10 healthy ways to turn jealousy into growth in kids that you, as a parent, teacher,…
Listening Skills Activities for Elementary Students
Use these listening skills activities for elementary students to help them succeed both academically and socially. Strong listening skills support everything from following directions and participating in classroom discussions to building friendships, solving problems, and developing confidence. Yet for many children, listening doesn’t come naturally. They may miss important directions, become easily distracted, interrupt others,…
Mindfulness Journal For Kids: Emotional Check-In Printables
These Mindfulness Journal for Kids activities that I’m about to share with you today can help your kids or students slow down, reflect on their emotions, and build healthy coping skills in a simple and engaging way. Whether you are a parent, teacher, homeschooler, or school counselor, giving children opportunities to identify and express their…
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