Category: Social-Emotional
Winning and Losing Social Story
Rachel Wise Losing a game can be disappointing. Some children may become frustrated, cry, argue, leave the...
I Can Wait for My Turn: A Simple Social Story for Waiting and Turn-Taking
Rachel Wise Waiting for a turn can be hard for children, especially when they are excited about...
Big Feelings Social Story: Helping Kids Manage Strong Emotions
Rachel Wise Big feelings can be difficult for children to understand and manage. This free visual social...
Hands to Myself Social Story: Free Safe and Gentle Hands Visual
Rachel Wise This visual for boys and girls, can help children learn what it means to use...
Beyond Peer Pressure: Helping Kids Build Self-Worth and Meaningful Friendships
Rachel Wise My Story: Building Self-Worth Beyond Peer Pressure As a kid, I wanted to fit in....
Beyond Judgment: Why Some Kids Act Out (and How We Can Help)
Rachel Wise As a kid, I found myself smoking cigarettes, wearing heavy metal clothes, and focusing on...
Building Emotional Intelligence In Schools: Why SEL Matters
Rachel Wise Over recent years, social-emotional learning (SEL) has gained significant attention as a critical part of...
Enhancing School Safety Through Student Emotional Self-Regulation Techniques
Rachel Wise Introduction Empowering students to manage their emotions helps create supportive school environments, fostering resilience, empathy,...
The Impact of Teacher-Student Relationships on School Achievement
Rachel Wise Introduction: Having positive relationships between teachers and students is crucial for educational success and the...
Kids’ Interactive Journal with Goal Setting (5 Journal Prompts)
Rachel Wise Introduction Keeping a journal has been shown to have a positive impact on our feelings...