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Having fun keeps kids engaged and reduces opportunities for behavior issues. Try these simple tips to help turn any moment into something fun!
Help staff open up and share their wins and challenges with these supportive, open-ended prompts. Great for staff check-ins!
Use this technique to respectfully redirect a student from disruptive behavior.
From morning check-ins, to group activities, these five simple ideas can help you weave SEL into your day without taking up substantial chunks of time.
Whether you only have a few minutes during the day to spare, or you're looking for an entire year's worth of curriculum, we've curated dozens of collections to help you reach your goals.
Get started by making intentional choices to infuse SEL into your current daily teaching practices.
Discover how both positive and corrective feedback can effectively shape a child's behavior by reinforcing good actions and guiding them toward better choices.
Good News is a ritual that uses topics or prompts you can share aloud with one another during your meeting or gathering routine.
Routine meetings or gatherings are a great way to build community, and greeting each other may be the most important part.
To get a child's attention and help them manage impulses, try using the Three E's technique: explain, encourage, and engage to guide positive behavior effectively.
Help students resolve conflicts and work together peacefully by learning the Four C's—come together, compromise, change, and celebrate.
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