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Moon Drop and Cotton Candy Grapes at the Nutrition Cart this Week... Kinder don't forget to schedule the Nutrition Cart into your day!

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Moon Drop and Cotton Candy Grapes at the Nutrition Cart this Week... Kinder don't forget to schedule the Nutrition Cart into your day!

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If you spot them, snap ’em up while you can.

The growing season for Moon Drops is extremely short. They’re only sold at stores from August 20th to September 15th. That’s less than one month out of the year you can eat them.

Grapery’s most popular variety, Cotton Candy, follows a similar time frame, as do their other bestsellers.

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PBIS Skill of the Week:  Voice Levels continued

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PBIS Skill of the Week:  Voice Levels continued

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Activities about emotions to do with your kids during Yellow Ribbon Week

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Research shows that there is a strong relationship between social-emotional learning and cognitive development. But, just like math and reading, students must be taught social and emotional skills. Emotional regulation is a particularly important skill for students to learn as it affects students' ability to make decisions, persist in goal-oriented activities, and seek help when needed. Try a few of these fun activities to help your students learn how to explore and regulate their emotions.
1. Plastic Egg Faces
Draw a variety of faces on plastic Easter eggs with the eyes on the top half and the mouth on the bottom half. Teach your students about different emotions as they have fun interchanging the parts to make all sorts of different faces.
2. Books About Feelings
Reading to your students is one of the best ways to teach them about their feelings and emotions. There are many wonderful books that teach children how to identify their emotions. Visit our previous post to see our top ten book recommendations.
3. Emotions Sorting Game
This website includes free downloads for an Inside Out-themed game where students match various reactions, facial expressions, etc. to the correct emotion.
4. Robot Flashcards
These cute cards will help your students learn how to identify and recognize a range of different emotions. The fun robot theme is sure to capture their interest and attention.
5. Emotion Meter
Empower younger students to express themselves with an emotion meter. This is a great tool to use with students who may not yet be able to clearly express what mood they are in.
6. Emotion Volcano
Anger is often the emotion that erupts when a child is dealing with unregulated secondary emotions. In this activity, students learn about these emotions and what happens when they build up.
7. Calm Down Yoga
Many of the other activities in this list are about teaching children how to identify their emotions. Calm Down Yoga reinforces these concepts while teaching how to regulate emotions through calming yoga poses.
8. Teaching Feeling Words
Too often, the emotions we focus on teaching are happy, sad, mad, etc. Students will benefit greatly in their social emotional development by learning about a wide range of emotions.
9. HALTED
This helpful acronym will help students pinpoint their emotions when they are feeling less-than-prefect.
10. Emotions Iceberg
A fun iceberg theme is used in this visual that helps students learn about and regulate their emotions.
Have something to add? We'd love to hear from you! Share your thoughts, opinions and ideas in the comments below.

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10 Activities to Help Students Explore Emotions

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Research shows that there is a strong relationship between social-emotional learning and cognitive development. But, just like math and reading, students must be taught social and emotional skills.

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7:40-8:00 Healthy Morning Walks around the field
8:00 Morning Announcements
Nutrition Cart:  Cotton Candy Grapes Tuesday,, Thursday and Friday

3:00-4:00 PBIS Tier II Meeting in Staff Lounge

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8:00 Breathtaking training in Library
2:30  SSC Meeting in the Library
Science Fair Coordinator Meeting at RCOE

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1:00-2:30  Grade Level PLC
1:15  Classified Meeting in Staff Lounge
3:00-4:00 OPTIONAL: ELD/EO Block team planning with Extra Duty. LP Levels and EO teachers can meet in library to plan/collaborate with Extra Duty .

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1st Grade Wonders Instructional Routines PD
After School: 2nd Grade Parent Meeting
5:30 and 6:15 Parent Wellness Worksho

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1st Progress Report Due

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Mr. Harris and his book "Corey's Courtroom teach character and leadership

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Kinder Instructional Rounds training for Wonders

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Kinder Instructional Rounds training for Wonders

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Apple Accolade for August.. Monette King

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Apple Accolade for August.. Monette King

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Thank you Salvation Army for sending home weekend food bags for families

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Ms. Tamayo's class showing their behavior goal notebook

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Ms. Tamayo's class showing their behavior goal notebook

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In the lunchroom... we all need our Starbucks!!!!

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In the lunchroom... we all need our Starbucks!!!!

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His sign might say "nope" -but his heart always says "yes"  :)

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His sign might say "nope" -but his heart always says "yes"  :)