Inside: This warm, short story and SEL lesson plan includes a ready-made empathy activity for elementary teachers supporting social emotional learning competencies. It’s designed to help students explore big feelings, build emotional literacy, and strengthen classroom connections. There’s a popular inspirational story on my blog with a simple but very powerful life lesson. It’s about…
Inside: If you haven’t used printable bookmarks for students in your classroom, check out the examples below and see why they’re such a valuable teaching tool. Don’t forget to download the freebie to get you started! Have you ever thought about the value of bookmarks in your classroom? They can be so much more than…
Have you tried guided meditation for students in your classroom? If not, your kids are missing out! Imagine taking some time away from the chaos and noise of the school day when students are struggling to focus. A guided meditation leads them on a magical journey to relax and de-stress. These calming moments are amazing…
Inside: Tired educators need ways to relax after long days, and it can be as simple as some beautiful FREE floral coloring pages to encourage teacher self-care. Grab yours to share with a teacher friend. Teachers are unsung heroes in our society. Their tireless dedication to nurturing the minds of our children is incredibly noble….
A brain break for kids is one of the best ways to engage your students and ensure they’re doing their best learning. Honestly, they’re a must in just about any classroom. Students spend almost a third of their day in class. During this time, they’re expected to sit still and pay attention for long periods…