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Fun and Engaging Social Skills Games for Your Special Education Classroom
Make practicing social skills fun with these social skills games. In the special education classroom, helping your students develop social skills is crucial. It improves students’ social interactions, communication skills, and emotional understanding. But practicing social skills doesn’t have to be boring. These low prep social skills games and activities will help your special education students practice social skills in fun and engaging ways. Find my favorite social skills activities here.
15 Minutes Daily Social Emotional Learning Activities for Elementary Classroom
Bring Social Emotional Learning into your classroom with just 15 minutes a day! SEL is such an important topic and it doesn't have to be difficult to fit into your classroom daily schedule. Check out the blog post to learn more on how you can teach SEL to your elementary students in a fun and engaging way within just 15 minutes!
Circle of Control Activity and Lesson Plan - The Responsive Counselor
Part of my 3rd grade's problem solving unit, after we tackle conflict resolution, is to identify problems inside vs. outside of our control. As many, many
Basic social skills kids and teens need, along with several activities for how to teach them! Use these free ideas to help students improve skills for listening, taking turns, working with others, understanding personal space, being a good sport, and more. Also includes a link to additional social skills lessons for elementary, middle, and high school age learners. #socialskills #pathway2success
This clever mental health check-in chart has inspired educators to create their own!
When using the check-in chart, students are encouraged to grab a post-it, write their name on the back and place it next to the statement that best matches their feelings for the day.
As educators, we all want our students to feel safe, supported, and ready to learn in our classrooms. But with the diverse needs and challenges our students bring each day, it can be overwhelming to know where to start with social emotional learning. THAT is where anchor charts come in!
Social Emotional Learning Games - Activities and Games to Promote SEL in the Classroom
Are you on the lookout for engaging and fun ways to foster social-emotional learning (SEL) skills in your students? Well, you're in the right place! Whether you're a seasoned teacher or a fresh-faced educator, I've included a treasure trove of games that will transform your classroom into a hub of self-awareness, self-management, relationship building, social awareness, and responsible decision-making. These games are not only a breeze to implement, but are sure to have your students begging…
One of the very best times to integrate social emotional learning practices into the day is first thing in the morning. It's a great way to help kids and teens start their day off feeling connected, respected, and valued. By putting social-emotional learning first, we have pave the way for kids and
Too many classroom icebreakers require students to take big social risks with people they barely know. Or they don't really help students get to know each other. Or they are just plain cheesy.
