Using Sensory Objects to Teach Mindfulness and Help Students Stay Calm

Using Sensory Objects to Teach Mindfulness and Help Students Stay Calm

If you’ve been working with children for the past five years, then you’re undoubtedly very familiar with fidget spinners. These small toys were the source of many children’s joy 一 and many teachers’ frustrations 一 a few years ago.



It’s Time to Do a Mental Health Check-In With Your School Staff

It’s Time to Do a Mental Health Check-In With Your School Staff

It’s been a rough year for all of us, and many people on your campus — students and staff alike — may be struggling with their mental and emotional health. A mental health check-in is a fast way to get a sense of how your students and colleagues are...



6 Reasons Why Teachers Need Adult Social Emotional Learning

6 Reasons Why Teachers Need Adult Social Emotional Learning

As an educator, especially during this past year, you’re probably well-familiar with the importance of social-emotional learning for your students. Social-emotional learning (or SEL) can help students strengthen their relationships, manage stress,...



Why Educators Need Trauma-Informed Mindfulness to Be Their Best Selves

Why Educators Need Trauma-Informed Mindfulness to Be Their Best Selves

Students aren’t the only ones who can benefit from a mindfulness practice. Mindfulness can help teachers manage their stress and strengthen their relationships with their students, among other benefits.



How to Mindfully Teach Kindness to Your Kindergarten Class

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