
Summer Activities That Build Resilience in Kids: The Power of Nature, Connection, and Imagination
Summer is often thought of as a time for fun, freedom, and a break from the routines of school. But beyond vacations, camps, and sunny

Summer is often thought of as a time for fun, freedom, and a break from the routines of school. But beyond vacations, camps, and sunny

As the school year comes to a close, classrooms often become filled with a mix of emotions. Students may feel excited for summer, anxious about

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

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

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

Many people are curious about Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), also called Tapping. Tapping is a tool anyone can use to help them deal with difficult

The Imagine Project became a nonprofit a little over 5 years ago. We have grown tremendously in those 5 years, currently reaching over a quarter

Transitioning to a Trauma Informed School has become an important movement across the United States, particularly in those schools with a high population of at-risk

Parents, teachers, admin, even grandparents are struggling with the difficult decision of; “Should I send my child back to the classroom setting?” Some believe kids

Stress is running high right now. Everyone is feeling it, whether it’s a change in our everyday routines, being worried about a loved one, or



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