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15 Self-Kindness Activities for Kids and Teens

February 10, 2025 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Everyone knows that kindness is important. Showing care and support to others helps strengthen relationships and build communities. Being kind helps us feel good too. At the same time, another type of kindness also needs the spotlight: Self-kindness. Self-kindness is the practice of treating yourself in a caring, supportive, loving, and respectful way. This is […]

Filed Under: Social Emotional Learning

Helping Kids Create Their Own Coping Strategies Toolbox

January 21, 2025 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Helping Kids Create Their Own Coping Strategies Toolbox

Coping strategies are the activities we use to help us feel calm and emotionally regulated. There are countless different strategies we can use, from practicing slow and relaxing breaths to exercising and moving our bodies. Different strategies work for different people. In fact, different strategies even work for different scenarios. This is why it helps […]

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New Year Activities for Kids and Teens in the Classroom

December 16, 2024 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

The beginning of a new year is the perfect time to set new goals, embrace a more positive mindset, and strengthen positive habits for success. As students head back to school to start the new year, it’s helpful to have some meaningful activities to choose from. Use the ideas below to start your new year […]

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Self-Advocacy for Kids and Teens with 5 Simple Steps

August 20, 2024 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Self-advocacy is speaking up to get your needs met. This is a critical social skill for kids and teens to build since it helps them in all areas of their lives from academics and doing well in school to friendships and future employment. Why Self-Advocacy is Important for Kids and Teens Self-advocacy is important for […]

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Co-Regulation Strategies: Techniques to Calm Kids and Teens

July 23, 2024 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

In tough times, kids themselves might not have the skills to regulate and calm themselves. This is where co-regulation comes in. Co-regulation is the practice of modeling and coaching self-regulation techniques for kids and teens. We can think of it like an extra support or intervention for struggling children and young adults. Ultimately, the ongoing […]

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Kindness Activities for Kids: The Ultimate List

July 9, 2024 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Kindness is an important skill to learn, practice and build over time. It’s one of those skills that cannot be taught and practiced enough. That’s because kindness actually makes a chain reaction of more kindness. From writing gratitude notes to decorating an area with kindness posters, there are countless ways to integrate extra kindness and […]

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Co-Regulation: The power of sharing our calm with kids and teens

June 4, 2024 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

The idea of self-regulation for kids and teens is well known; this is the ability to manage our own thoughts, feelings, and actions. We use self-regulation skills when we calm down when we feel upset or overwhelmed. We also use self-regulation when we start a chore, even if we don’t feel like it in the […]

Filed Under: Coping Strategies, Social Emotional Learning

Self-Control Resources

Self-control is the ability to stop and think before we act. Ultimately, this is an essential social skill for success; it helps us make the best choices for now and the future. While stopping and thinking seems like a simple ability, developing strong self-control actually has many components and requires lots of practice. Consider some […]

Calm Down Strategies for Kids and Teens

March 5, 2024 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Calm down strategies are activities kids and teens can use to manage tough emotions, self-regulate, and feel more relaxed. These are important skills for every person to know, which is why it’s crucial to give kids and teens a foundation of strong calm down strategies early on. In turn, knowing and using these techniques can […]

Filed Under: Coping Strategies, Social Emotional Learning

20 Self-Control Activities for Middle School

February 6, 2024 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Self-control is the ability to stop and think before we act. The truth is that we use self-control all the time, from choosing to say kind words to deciding when to start a chore. Ultimately, strong self-control skills can help kids and teens make good decisions now and in the future. While self-control is an […]

Filed Under: Executive Functioning Skills, Social Emotional Learning, Social Skills

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πŸŽ‰ Just added this article filled with attention πŸŽ‰ Just added this article filled with attention-restoring activities for kids and teens.

In our distraction-filled world, we are all desperately in need of strategies to help us clear and calm our busy minds.

Read the whole article filled with activities you can try today at my website!
A few instructional practices to teach and support A few instructional practices to teach and support social-emotional skills that kids need.
Use gratitude sentence starters to get students th Use gratitude sentence starters to get students thinking, talking, and writing!⁣
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These are a free activity you can get in my TPT store.⁣
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Spring is coming this week and I have so many idea Spring is coming this week and I have so many ideas for integrating skills into the great outdoors.⁣
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Have you ever tried taking a wonder walk? Just walk together and focus on anything that sparks your curiosity and interest.⁣
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This morning, just taking my dog outside, I saw American Woodcocks doing their display rituals. They make the funniest little peent noises and fly all around, all in an effort to attract a mate. Such an amazing thing to see!⁣
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Wonder if ALL around us and it leads to so much learning. Give it a try!
Taking a few minutes in the morning for a class me Taking a few minutes in the morning for a class meeting or morning meeting is a great way to build relationships and set the tone for success.⁣
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One of my favorite parts is that there are SO many ways to structure this time.⁣
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Start with a read aloud and focus on a certain skill, like self-control or perseverance.⁣
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Read positive affirmations together to build confidence and growth mindset.⁣
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Or you can read a quote of the day and talk about what it means.⁣
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Whatever you choose, those  few minutes of social-emotional focus make a difference.
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