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Kuana Torres Kahele, Napua Greig, James Ford Murphy - Lava (From "Lava" (Official Lyric Video))

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Relationship, Relevance, & Resilience

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The New Three R's for School Counselors, Relationships, Relevance and Resilience Webinar

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Tools and Strategies for SEL, Student Engagement and Attendance in Blended and Virtual Environments

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Jeopardy Maker is a free, fully-featured program to make your own Jeopardy games, complete with animations and music. Just enter the questions and answers. No Powerpoint or Jeopardy Template needed. Categories, rows, columns, daily doubles... are all generated automatically. The program supports any number of rows and columns (the max. being until your computer explodes) as well as many other optional settings (# Daily Doubles, Final Jeopardy, point values, etc).

Features:
- Supports any numbers of rows and columns, automatically calculated by what you enter.
- Everything is automatic; just enter your desired questions, answers, and categories in the appropriate txt files.
- Daily Doubles generated randomly each time with customizability.
- Final Jeopardy question at the end; optional.
- Countless settings for more advanced users: separate Q/A folders for loading separate games, changeable table and fontsizes, and other quirks.
- For advanced users looking for even more settings, check out Gameshow Maker.

This tool was created over the weekend for a Jeopardy presentation in one of my classes during high school. At that point, I was quite fed up with creating Powerpoint slides over and over again, so I decided to streamline the whole process. No one should ever have to learn how to make a Jeopardy Powerpoint again. Jeopardy Maker is free for anyone to use in hopes it saves the same hassle for other teachers and students. Plus it looks much nicer than Powerpoint!

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Jeopardy Maker - Create Your Own Jeopardy Game without Powerpoint

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Jeopardy Maker is a free, fully-featured program to make your own Jeopardy games, complete with animations and music. Just enter the questions and answers. No Powerpoint or Jeopardy Template needed. Categories, rows, columns, daily doubles... are all generated automatically. The program supports any number of rows and columns (the max.

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Mind Yeti | Mindfulness App for Kid and Their Adults

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Guided mindfulness sessions to help kids calm down, focus their attention, and get ready for whatever's next.

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Art games for your students: forgeries, puzzles, concentration, crosswords, matching, hangman and guess the art. Also for fun: Fine Art Speech Bubbles.

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Non-comprehensive list of publishers offering free distance learning resources.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Main Web Page
Below is a non-comprehensive list of publishers offering free distance learning resources. At the URL listed, users can learn about the specific resources available as publishers continue to expand their offerings. Districts are not mandated to utilize only state-adopted instructional materials, and many classrooms utilize a network of resources. In this list below, educators and parents/guardians may discover the individual resources they want for a particular need.

Please note that this list is comprised of publishers who have offered their site information. The California Department of Education (CDE) has not reviewed these sites and resources, nor does the CDE in any way endorse or specifically recommend these resources. Users should carefully conduct their own evaluation based upon their own specific local needs and the appropriateness of the resources offered.

Capstone Publishing
Resources available during school closures.
User Name = Engaged; Password = Learning

Zearn
Distance learning for math

Questions: Curriculum Frameworks and Instructional Resources Division | Covid19@cde.ca.gov

Last Reviewed: Monday, June 8, 2020

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Free Educational Resources for Distance Learning

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Non-comprehensive list of publishers offering free distance learning resources. Coronavirus (COVID-19) Main Web Page Below is a non-comprehensive list of publishers offering free distance learning resources. At the URL listed, users can learn about the specific resources available as publishers continue to expand their offerings.

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Free mindfulness lessons

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Free: Online Mindfulness Class for Kids!

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Mindful Schools has created ten free mindfulness classes for kids (as seen on CNN). Join us online - for mindful activities, mindful movement, read-alouds - and let's have fun exploring mindfulness together. Free Online: Mindfulness Class for Kids! Sign up to receive classes and mindfulness resources in your inbox.

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"What I wish my teacher knew..."

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What kids wish their teachers knew | Kyle Schwartz | TEDxKyoto

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Brandman University distance learning technology webinar

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Brandman University distance learning technology webinar

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When possible, teachers can ask parents for insights into what their children need right now. For some kids, school work gives them a healthy focus. For others, self-care may be the priority. Venet shared an adage for staying flexible: "there are different paths up the mountain."
Connection
Relationships are key to resilience, "so anything that teachers can do to help foster relationships should be a priority right now," said Venet. She's heard from parents that some teachers are sending impersonal emails checking on whether students have logged into online learning. Such emails can have unintended consequences because people affected by trauma sometimes interpret neutral signals as negative. "I invite (educators) to be crystal, crystal clear with students that you miss them and you care about them," Venet said. And because the coronavirus pandemic has disrupted many types of relationships, she recommended that teachers also consider how to help students connect with each other, with family and with their community .
Empowerment
Empowerment applies to assignments, as well. "Now more than ever, kids don't need to be doing fake work. They don't need to be doing worksheets," said Venet. "Give them problems to solve. Ask what they're interested in. There's so much data coming out right now for them to be working with. There's so many stories coming out ... Give them tools to think about 'How am I affecting the world around me?'"

More advice for understanding trauma

In addition to the four priorities, Venet shared some reminders and cautions for teachers getting started with trauma-informed teaching .

Use trauma as "a lens, not a label" to understand students.

Trauma is a response, not an event. Do not assume that any particular child definitely did or did not experience something as trauma.

Although the COVID-19 pandemic is creating widespread anxiety, not all kids are experiencing it as stressful. Resources and relationships play a role.

For some students, school closures may be an escape from the stress or trauma caused by , bullying, not seeing themselves in the curriculum , test anxiety and other issues.

Social and emotional learning can help students, but the systemic issues that create stress and trauma also need to be addressed .

Trauma is not destiny. Healing is possible.

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Four Core Priorities for Trauma-Informed Distance Learning | KQED

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Not being able to see students face-to-face can create a huge challenge to educators who are teaching with a trauma informed lens. However, some of those in-person best practices can help inform what teachers do while distance learning.

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Mindfulness activities for children in the classroom

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Mindfulness activities for children in the classroom

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Mindfulness Exercises for Kids in the Classroom - Waterford.org

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Use these 51 mindfulness activities to help children recognize and manage their thoughts, emotions, and actions—all important SEL skills.

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51 Mindfulness Exercises for Kids in the Classroom

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There are a ton of sights with information regarding Bitmoji classrooms, Facebook (Bitmoji Craze for Teachers), Pinterest, YouTube, etc.

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Why Try - Surrendering the one-up relationship

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Why Try - Surrendering the one-up relationship