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50+ Ways to Build Relationships with Kids & Teens

December 6, 2021 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Why Relationships Matter The single most foundational element of social emotional learning is having strong relationships. In fact, relationships are the basis to all learning. Positive relationships help learners feel safe, respected, and connected. Further, by understanding learners at a deeper level, teachers can help students recognize strengths, work through challenges, identify goals, help through […]

Filed Under: Back to School, Classroom Management, Managing Challenging Behaviors, Positive Behavior Supports, Social Emotional Learning, Special Education, Teaching, Tips for Teachers

15+ Simple SEL Practices to Start the Day

August 8, 2021 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

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 teens to do […]

Filed Under: Classroom Management, Positive Behavior Supports, Social Emotional Learning

6 Simple Ways to Help Kids Manage Big Emotions

April 1, 2021 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Being able to manage our own emotions seems like a simple task at first glance, but it’s actually quite complex, especially for growing children and teenagers. It involves understanding your feelings, managing stress, using coping strategies at the appropriate times, problem-solving through challenges, and knowing when to ask for help. This can be a lot […]

Filed Under: Managing Challenging Behaviors, Positive Behavior Supports, Social Emotional Learning

12 Reasons Why Every Class Needs Morning Meeting

August 10, 2020 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Morning meeting is a daily time to meet with students and help frame the day for success. Sometimes it might be called a daily check-in or morning circle. Whatever you call it, the idea is pretty simple. Educators sit with their students, greet each other by name, talk about topics that matter, and give everyone […]

Filed Under: Back to School, Classroom Management, Managing Challenging Behaviors, Positive Behavior Supports, Social Emotional Learning, Special Education, Teaching, Tips for Teachers

Virtual Calm Down Activities

May 4, 2020 by pathway2success 3 Comments

All kids and needs need positive activities to help calm the body and mind. Use these resources to help create a virtual calm down room or just to add to the self-regulation strategies you are already using. Calming Website Activities & Games Do Nothing for 2 Minutes Weave Silk Drawing Tangrams Word Clouds Jigsaw Puzzles […]

Filed Under: Coping Strategies, Managing Challenging Behaviors, Positive Behavior Supports, Social Emotional Learning, Special Education, Teaching

Managing Disrespectful & Rude Behaviors in the Classroom

March 3, 2020 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Let’s talk about disrespectful behaviors in the classroom. The child who talks back. The student using their cell phone, even after being told to put it away. The kid who refuses to do their work, and even loudly tells you, “no!” when you try to politely give some encouragement. The student who jokes about your […]

Filed Under: Classroom Management, Managing Challenging Behaviors, Positive Behavior Supports, Social Emotional Learning, Tips for Teachers Tagged With: behaviors

Mindfulness Journal Ideas You Can Try Today

January 20, 2020 by pathway2success 1 Comment

Mindfulness journal activities for kids and teens to help feel calm, focused, and happy. Mindful activities teach self-control, emotional management, growth mindset, self-love, and so much more. Use this as a daily morning practice or in your calm down area. Perfect for home or school. This post has printable and ideas you can use right away!

Filed Under: Managing Challenging Behaviors, Positive Behavior Supports, Social Emotional Learning, Special Education, Teaching, Tips for Teachers Tagged With: mindfulness, sel, social emotional learning

Strategies for Oppositional Kids

October 1, 2019 by pathway2success 8 Comments

Working with kids and young adults who are oppositional can be challenging. Being oppositional might mean refusing to do work, breaking rules, and engaging in other challenging behaviors. The truth is, many kids can be oppositional from time to time, so many of these strategies work with all learners. With that said, these strategies are […]

Filed Under: Classroom Management, Managing Challenging Behaviors, Positive Behavior Supports, Social Emotional Learning, Special Education

How to Support Kids with Challenging Behaviors

November 8, 2015 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Not long after the “back to school” craze, students who struggle start to show their challenging behaviors. Behaviors such as being out of their seat, calling out, refusal to work, or arguing can really impact the flow and progress of the classroom. Other more serious behaviors, such as fighting, hitting others, biting, and running will […]

Filed Under: Classroom Management, Managing Challenging Behaviors, Positive Behavior Supports, Special Education, Teaching

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As I was reading and researching, I came across th As I was reading and researching, I came across this. So, my thought is... how can we help kids and teens learn in more cooperative environments instead of being focused on grades or competing?
I know special days can sometimes feel like a disr I know special days can sometimes feel like a disruption. But it gives kids and teens something to look forward to. Something different.⁣
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What special days do you have at school?
Working on social skills isn't just an activity co Working on social skills isn't just an activity confined to the classroom. There are many different ways kids and teens can work on social skills outside, too! Here are a few of my favorites. What else would you add?⁣⁣
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Also, I'm linking to the article with more info and strategies for you to try!⁣⁣
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https://www.thepathway2success.com/outdoor-activities-to-build-social-skills/
What do you think kids and teens should believe ab What do you think kids and teens should believe about themselves?⁣
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Here are a few of mine:⁣
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I can do difficult things with hard work and perseverance.⁣
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It's okay to mess up sometimes, as long as I learn and grow.⁣
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I will have tough days sometimes, and I can get past them.⁣
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This idea started off just as an IG post but turned into a whole article and free resource to use with your students.⁣
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https://www.thepathway2success.com/20-things-all-kids-should-believe-about-themselves/
Such a powerful idea we can teach kids, teens, and Such a powerful idea we can teach kids, teens, and even ourselves.
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