Social awareness activities for kids

We can intentionally teach our kids compassion with these social stories that help them walk in other kids' shoes. How would they feel? How would you feel? What could you do about it? Use these free kindness cards as sel curriculum for morning meetings or for family connection around the dinner table. These kindness activities for kids will help them speak and act with kindness more often.

Social Skills activities for kids are easy to implement and can help almost every child when it comes to social interactions and situations!

There’s nothing like being away to learn a very good lesson. The classroom is ticking along nicely, the students are practicing their self regulation skills, and we are all learning to be more mindful. That is really saying A LOT given where the students were when I got them. They are one of THOSE classes. […]

Self-awareness for kids means understanding who you are. It's the first of the five core domains of social-emotional learning (SEL). This comes first because it's crucial for teaching kids and teens important SEL skills. For young people to effectively navigate their emotions and interactions, they need to start with a strong sense of self.

Learn the benefits of teaching self-awareness skills to children, along with effective and fun SEL techniques and strategies in this blog post.

Understand the basics of social emotional learning, or SEL, and how it can help kids and young adults in the classroom. Use this free guide to learn about social emotional skills that matter and how you can teach them with simple strategies.

A Perspective Taking Activity that Develops Social Awareness in children on the autism spectrum. Use this activity to build more understanding and social bonding.

Social skills are one of those things that take some time and practice to develop. These preschool social skills activities will help!

Think it or say it? If you're looking for social filter activities for kids that help them learn how to think before they speak, this post is for you!

Build classroom community with your grade 4 5 6 7 students using this social emotional anti bullying activity that will empower students to identify what hurts their feelings and have students see that words hurt the most. This activity will create a kinder, thoughtful classroom environment.