Emotional check in

Kids and young adults need social-emotional skills to be successful at school, home, and for the rest of their lives. These are the skills that help kids build confidence, understand their own strengths and weaknesses, collaborate with others, navigate social situations, develop strong relationships

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

A solid morning routine is key to a classroom that runs smoothly for the rest of the day. No matter how experienced you are, there's a good chance your

Check out this still created by BePsychMinded that can help children identify their feelings.

Check in with students' emotional health

Emotional Check-Ins for Adults: 10 Self-Assessment Questions Emotional check-ins can assist you with recognizing, identifying, and comprehending how you’re feeling as well as what caused it. Prior to addressing your sentiments as they arise, it’s critical to understand what is causing them. The following ten questions will help you enhance your emotional wellbeing and your ability to make wise judgments when you are writing.

Amanda on Instagram: “Feelings check in chart ✨ every morning students use their numbered clothespin to show how they’re feeling. The students flip their…”