Compliment circle

A free compliment circle resource.

How teaching you child how to give compliments can help your child with friendship skills and other life long tools

Help kids speak with kindness more often and give compliments to others with these free compliment cards printable cards from Coffee and Carpool. These ideas are a great way to make somebody's day.

Hi, friends! It's Blair from One Lesson at a Time, here with a super fun and meaningful way to wrap up the school year with your kiddos. Best of all? Totally free! Whoop whoop! It's the end of the year and the finish line is ahead of us - like a mirage in the distance. It's soooo close.....and yet, right up until the very last moments, also so very far away. The last few days most of us are fighting off daydreams of late mornings in bed & sunny afternoons at the pool - and making mental…

If you want to build trust in your classroom, you need to see this video about a powerful activity where students give compliments in an unforgettable way.

As part of our 2nd grade social skills/friendship theme, we did a lesson on giving quality compliments. Without a stellar mentor text, we turned to Sesame

A compliment costs nothing but can mean the world to the one it's given to.

There were a couple of things I felt strongly about when I was planning the activities for Addie’s Frozen party. I wanted all the activities to be developmentally appropriate for the kids at the party. I didn’t want there to be winners and losers. And I didn’t want there to be a lot of “waiting ... Read more

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In the 1980s, Stephen Covey created the concept of a Circle of Concern and a Circle of Influence. The Circle of Concern contains things we care about but can’t control. The Circle of Influence are the things we care about and can impact. That was further simplified into the Circle of Control - things we

A daily closing circle will build classroom community. Students will maintain positive relationships while collaborating and having fun.

Make a Compliment Chain – Social Skill Activity for Going Back to School and getting to Know Your Classmates. #mosswoodconnections #socialskills #makingfriends #emotionalintelligence #backtoschool

Yes!!! And shake the negative away!!! #dance #itsgood #besilly

Check out these free tear off flyers that encourage your students to compliment one another in a fun way! The printable freebies are perfect for encouraging kindness.

PEACE Quiet yourself. Reach out with your mind’s skillful hand. Let it go inside of me and touch God. Don’t be shy, dear. Every a…

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