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Discuss with students what an online platform is, using simple language. Use the W88 website as a visual aid.

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Introduce ideas of safe and responsible online behavior, emphasizing not sharing personal information. Show a short video on online safety.

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Kindergarten and First Grade Internet Safety

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Have a group discussion about different types of games mentioned on the W88 website. Use visual flashcards to help students identify different games.

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Let students explore a safe, age-appropriate game in guided practice. They can use a collaborative platform like Padlet to reflect on their experience.

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SplashLearn Blog - Educational Resources for Parents, Teachers & Kids

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10 Best Game-Based Learning Platforms for Kids

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Find out which game-based learning platforms are best for kids. Explore the top platforms that combine fun with education, fostering enjoyment & learning.

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Extension Activity: Creating a Game Poster

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Extension Activity: Creating a Game Poster

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For students who grasp the concepts quickly, ask them to create a poster of their favorite game, including what they like about it and any safety tips.

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Observe students during activities to ensure they understand the concepts of online platforms and safe play.

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Each student will explain one thing they learned about online safety after playing their game and reflecting in Padlet.

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Self-reflection is a tool that kids and adults can benefit from. Reflecting on one's actions and behaviors is a great way to grow as an individual and to meet personal goals. Think about a time you've set a personal goal. Maybe you wanted to start exercising and lose a few pounds. By self-reflecting on a day's events, you can determine what worked in meeting your goal and what didn't work. You can intentionally put a finger on the parts of your day that helped you meet your goal of going to the gym and what stood in the way of eating healthy meals. Self-reflection is essential for goal-setting! Most of these occupational therapy activities are free or inexpensive ways to address self-reflection in kids.

These self-reflection activities can be a vehicle for helping kids to address areas of functioning in several areas. Improving self-reflection can help kids with self-regulation, knowing what coping strategies to pull out of their toolbox, how to act with impulse control, how to better pay attention, how to improve executive functioning skills, and how to function more easily.

Additionally, self-reflection pays a part in mindfulness. If we are practicing attentiveness in the moment and attending to internal and external experiences, we can self-reflect on what worked, what didn't work, and how to make things work better next time.

Self-reflection can be so helpful in social-emotional skills, academic learning, functional task completion, organization, and well-being!

Self-Reflection Activities for Kids

One of the first steps in raising self-reflection to to help kids be more self-aware. They can use tools to improve mindfulness to notice how they feel, how the react, or how they behave. Most kids will struggle with this ability in the moment (It's tough for adults, too!) but they can identify what worked and what didn't work in a particular situation through conversation.

Using self-control strategies like the Zones of Regulation can be helpful in talking about feelings and self-awareness.

Explore along with the child. When a child is playing or exploring their environment, it can be helpful to play right along with them. Use play experiences to communicate through play.

Use play experiences to mirror actions. When a child is playing, play right along with them! Mimic their actions and words to be more aware as a caregiver of the details of a child's interactions and to bring awareness for the child. Use this tactic only when the child is in a positive mood. Mirrored actions should not be completed when a child is behaving poorly or to bring attention to behaviors.

Reflect on the day as a family. Plan a family meeting and talk about the good, the bad, and the ugly of the day. It's a good way to talk about ways to work on areas of need.

Create a Choice Collection. Come up with options that include coping strategies or tools to use in different environments. These could be part of a sensory diet or self-regulation strategies.

Use a journal to self-reflect through words or drawings.

Act out situations and how the situation played out. Consider adding dolls or toys for characters in the situations.

Model appropriate behaviors and self-reflection through conversation.

When saying "calm down" just isn't enough...

When a child is easily "triggered" and seems to melt down at any sign of loud noises or excitement...

When you need help or a starting point to teach kids self-regulation strategies...

When you are struggling to motivate or redirect a child without causing a meltdown...

When you're struggling to help kids explore their emotions, develop self-regulation and coping skills, manage and reflect on their emotions, identify their emotions, and more as they grow...

What self-reflection strategies do you use?

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Self-Reflection Activities for Kids - The OT Toolbox

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Self-reflection is a tool that kids and adults can benefit from. Reflecting on one's actions and behaviors is a great way to grow as an individual and to meet personal goals. Think about a time you've set a personal goal. Maybe you wanted to start exercising and lose a few pounds.

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Organize a short quiz on identifying safe and unsafe online behaviors.

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Does your child know how to stay safe online? Test their knowledge with this online quiz.

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Encourage students to share what they learned about online platforms and safety in a group discussion.

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Ask students to write or draw one thing they learned about responsible online behavior on a sticky note to hand in as they leave.

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As a homework assignment, ask students to create a small poster about safe online behavior, including dos and don'ts discussed in class.