Does this sound familiar—one student melts down over a small mistake, another blurts out answers without thinking, and someone else rushes through their work just to be "done"? Self-regulation isn’t something kids just have—it’s a skill that needs to be explicitly...
Elementary teachers know that addressing a child’s social emotional needs in the classroom is an essential part of a well-balanced learning experience. After all, the ability to focus, manage emotions, and treat others with respect plays a large role in a child’s...
Teaching kids to have good self-control by keeping their hands to themselves and to not speak out of turn can be difficult to do. A lot of the time kids don't realize that blurting out answers or statements is disruptive and touching things or pestering classmates is...
School and at home learning can be stressful for your lucky little learners. Being mindful and teaching your students how to be responsible for their own learning and well-being in the classroom is so important. This is something we emphasize in our SEL Curriculum for...
When it comes to teaching, having a set of tools or a special area for kids to breathe is incredibly important. That's where Calm Down Corners come in! They are a small designated area in your classroom where kids can decompress and try to relax when they are feeling...
Your lucky little learners are ready to learn and share (usually verbally) all of their knowledge. Sometimes, these facts and figures are ready to pop out of their mouths at anytime. Blurting can be a big problem in the primary grades. It’s so important to teach your...
BRAG TAGS have been an awesome addition to my classroom! I created my first set of these about 2 years ago and saw a drastic change in the behavior of my students. Here's how they work. BRAG TAGS are given out to students throughout the day for rock star, amazing...
Are you looking for something to spice up your classroom behavior management system? If so, I have the deal for you...BRAG TAGS! They have changed the way my kids behave in my classroom! Prior to using brag tags, my kids were not nearly as motivated to work hard...
