One of the most valuable social-emotional skills we can build in a child is helping them cope with disappointment. Whether it’s a cancelled recess, a lost game, a friend who didn’t invite them to their party, or a grade that didn’t match their effort. The ability to move through disappointment — rather than get stuck…
Emotional Check-In For Kids Free Printable
Helping children understand and express their emotions doesn’t always come easily. And that’s why I designed this emotional check-in for kids free printable To give you a simple way to help children pause, notice how they are feeling, and think about what they need. The printable includes a kid-friendly feelings thermometer and reflection prompts that…
Positive Affirmations For Kids (Free Printable PDF)
Positive affirmations for kids can be a simple but meaningful way to help children develop confidence, self-awareness, resilience, and a kinder inner voice. When children regularly hear and practice encouraging statements about themselves, they have an opportunity to pause, notice their thoughts, and begin replacing negative self-talk with more supportive language. As parents, teachers, and/or…
Teen Motivation: Why It Drops & How to Help
If you’ve ever asked a teen to clean their room, start their homework, or even just get out of bed before noon and been met with a blank stare or a flat “I don’t feel like it” — as a mom of a teen, I can assure you, you’re not alone. Struggling with teen motivation…
Goal Setting For Middle School Students
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….
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