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This is a cool resource that Jovie mentioned her mentor teacher uses! It has lesson plan ideas and lots of useful things you might want to take a look at!

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This program supports teachers with health education lessons to support a healthy young community.

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This is something that I challenge my students to participate in with their families! It's pretty cool. :)

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Let's Stop Stealing Time From Children

Life holds one great but quite commonplace mystery. Though shared by each of us and known to all, seldom rates a second thought. That mystery, which most of us take for granted and never think twice about, is time. -Michael Ende, Momo

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Life holds one great but quite commonplace mystery. Though shared by each of us and known to all, seldom rates a second thought. That mystery, which most of us take for granted and never think twice about, is time. -Michael Ende, Momo

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The mass migration of childhood into the virtual world has disrupted social and neurological development.

This disruption includes social anxiety, sleep deprivation, attention fragmentation, and addiction. Alarmed by the rates of anxiety and depression in adolescents, social psychologist Jonathan Haidt wrote The Anxious Generation. The book explores these growing phenomena and attributes them to the transition from a play-based childhood to a phone-based childhood.
Order the book to learn more About the movement
Together, we can reclaim childhood in the real world.

How can we free the anxious generation?

The Four New Norms

For solving collective action problems

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The Anxious Generation - Free the Anxious Generation

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From New York Times bestselling coauthor of The Coddling of the American Mind, an essential investigation into the collapse of youth mental health-and a plan for a healthier, freer childhood

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I love this tool in my classroom! Definitely worth looking into. It's magical.

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Tibetan Singing Bowl Set - 4″ Easy To Play Authentic Handmade For Meditation Sound 7 Chakra Healing By HIMALAYAN BAZAAR (Black with Box, 4″)

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If you watched my video and heard me talk about how awesome juice cubes have been in my classroom, here is the link!

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Small Ice Cube Tray for Freezer: FDDAI Easy Release Ice Cube Maker - Plastic Stackable Cubed Ice Trays and Bin - Making Tiny Honeycomb Icecubes

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Online Shopping for Kitchen Utensils & Gadgets from a great selection at everyday low prices. Free 2-day Shipping with Amazon Prime.

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A great place to find the perfect book for just about any topic!

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Shop recommended products from MaiStoryBook on www.amazon.com. Learn more about MaiStoryBook’s favorite products.

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Thank you Shayla for the great visual!

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Thank you Samantha for this great idea!

Samantha created this and this is what she said about it-

"Here’s how I would implement it: In the colored box, students will write their personal goal for the month. At the end of each day or week, we will take a few minutes as a class to reflect on how everyone is progressing. Students will discuss what actions helped them work toward their goal and what they could do differently to improve next week. They will then rate themselves on a scale of 1–5, which they will record next to their goal. This process will be done as a whole class to encourage accountability and foster a supportive classroom community. "

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Thanks Erin! This would be such a powerful visual for the classroom.

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Thank you Heather for this awesome resource for teaching these skills in those early-childhood grades!

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Another great way to see the process from Nora!

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Such a useful tool, thank you Kenzlie!

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A great visual Hannah made that could be used in your classroom!

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Thank you Miriam!

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Thank you Jenna!

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Such a great reminder from Gabby!

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Thank you Erika!

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Thank you Mariah!

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Information Texts in English Infographic Natural Fluro Cardboard Doodle Style

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From Alaina, "I created this in canva. This is something I would like to keep near my desk in my future classroom to remind me how I can be even better as a teacher."

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This is fabulous! Thanks Nicole!

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Socially and Emotionally Healthy Students

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Socially and Emotionally Healthy Students

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Thank you Ella!

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Socially and Emotionally healthly students 

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Thank you Meagan!

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From Ava: "The article mentioned a teacher who uses a "push wall" in her classroom, where students can "push out" their anger when they need to. I thought this was an incredible idea, so I created my own version of a push wall. It allows students who feel the need to "physically" get their anger out to do it safely in a designated space. "

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Thank you Brooklyn!

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Vocabulary Word Map Graphic Organizer in Colorful Geometric Style

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Thank you Kenzlie!

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Thank you Grace!

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Thank you Delia!

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Thanks Heather!

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Last year I was in charge of doing brain breaks in the third grade and we did things like boom clap snatch, the shapes activity I learned in art class and brain break activities on you tube. Out of all of them body percussion was by far their favorite I highly recommend.

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I LOVED this strategy from Eliza. Everyone should take note:

THE CALM CAKE
Recipe by Eliza Swenson-Thomas
INGREDIENTS
1. Find some space to make your calm cake. (Make sure you have space to move
your arms without bumping anyone or anything.)
2. Gather your ingredients. (Arms spread out wide then bring them in and hug
yourself.)
3. Mix up your ingredients. (With arms still hugging yourself, move your body in a
circular motion to mix up your ingredients, don’t go too fast or your ingredients
will spill)
4. Set your cake in the oven, we will bake our cake for 10 counts. (Pat your knees
slowly and quietly 10 times.)
5. Add and blow out candles. (With your hand in front of you, pretend each finger
is a candle, blow out each candle gently while taking deep inhales through the
nose between each candle.)