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The transition from elementary school to middle school can be one of the greatest identity crises an eleven-year-old will ever face. They move from being
School is filled with both exciting opportunities and unique challenges. From academic pressures to social dynamics and personal struggles, students often carry far more than
Kids are back in school again and most educators are acutely aware of the potential social emotional needs of students. The past few years have
In my fifth grade classroom during the peak COVID era—a hugless year of masks, social distancing and hand sanitizer, I had a student named Chloe
Every teacher wants their students to feel emotionally supported in their classroom–when a child feels emotionally stable, they can take in and learn information. The
It’s back to school time again and most educators are acutely aware of the potential social emotional needs of students. Last school year was a
We often associate wellness with physical health. However, wellness is described by the Global Wellness Instituteas the “active pursuit of activities, choices, and lifestyles that
Is Your Child Stressed? Caught up in our own challenging day-to-day lives, we often assume our children live a relatively carefree life without stress. But
Most adults and children feel anxiety at some point in their lives. Unfortunately, the incidence of anxiety has increased over the last decade, and dramatically
Gratitude is so simple, yet most people overlook its amazing benefits. Dr. David Hamilton, author of Why Kindness is Good for You, writes, “Gratitude is
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