Social emotional play activities

Social-emotional skills are essential for toddlers and preschoolers. They are the foundation of healthy relationships, happiness, and mental health. Discover our favorite social-emotional development activities for toddlers and preschoolers. These activities will strengthen their relationship skills and deepen their understanding of emotions and empathy.

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Discover how to effectively teach preschoolers about their emotions, offering them the tools for better emotional understanding and expression. Learn strategies for helping toddlers manage big emotions, through activities designed for emotional development in early childhood. Engage your child at home with social emotional activities that foster growth and learning.

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Whatever you call it: morning meeting, advisory time, or homeroom, as educators we know that it’s an important start to our students' day. In the middle school classroom, it can be particularly important as it’s a time that can be used to teach necessary life skills like relationship building, self-esteem, grit, etc. Below are 33 of our favorite homeroom ideas that include simple and fun activities that’ll not only get your students excited for the day ahead, but will also foster a strong…

Explore 17+ fun and simple social development activities for toddlers and preschoolers. As essential tools children use to interact, communicate, and build relationships, social and emotional skills also play an important role in a child's development. Kids love to play! So, what better way to build their skills than fun and interactive social activities for preschoolers and toddlers. Try them today! #DiscoveryBuildingSets #socialemotionalactivitiespreschool #socialemotionallearning

I made an easy mood board for Boo, 3, to explore her understanding of emotions and to have some fun arranging. I cut some eyes and mouths out of paper. We had features to make happy faces, surprised, confused and frustrated faces. I kept it simple for her...