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Why Affirmations Could Change Your Classroom Culture
Affirmations aren't magic. But said out loud, together, again and again, they become part of how kids see themselves and how they treat each other. That's worth building into your classroom on purpose.

Narwhals & Waterfalls
Aug 123 min read


Helping Kids Cope During Stressful Times
***This post was written during COVID-19, but the ideas and exercises expressed remain relevant and invaluable during both personal and communal times of stress for our students.*** This past week has already been such a blur, with school cancellations and constant updates. We're showing up to let you know that we are right there with you, trying to navigate "at-home learning", and helping kids cope during this complicated time. Here are some practical tips to help you & your


SEL 101 - Dialogue
One of my favorite things about Mr. Rogers was his ability to dialogue with kids. On “Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood,” he would always propose thoughtful, open-ended questions to kids. He would ask intentional questions, then express genuine interest in their answers. Mr. Rogers would often engage in vulnerable storytelling that helped the viewers understand the larger concept he had in mind. And most importantly, he would always remain calm. It’s important to dialogue with the kid
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