Recess: Social Skills Activities
Recess: Social Skills Activities
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According to a story in the New York Times, “New research suggests that play and down time may be as important to a child’s academic experience as reading, science and math, and that regular recess, fitness or nature time can influence behavior, concentration and even grades.”
Learning to soar at a young age
Learning to soar at a young age
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I like children’s books – I always have. The cheerfulness just makes sense to me. Maybe it brings out my inner child? So, when "Things with Wings" came my way a smile spread from ear to ear.
What is Emotional Intelligence?
What is Emotional Intelligence?
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Like everyone from Pittsburgh, I’ve been glorying in the Super Bowl victory of the Steelers this week. What a great game! What a great team! As someone who teaches emotional and social skills to kids, I am struck by the extraordinary character and emotional intelligence of Dan Rooney, the owner who built the spirit of this special team based on his own personal values.
Social Skills Activities and Problem Solving Tips
Social Skills Activities and Problem Solving Tips
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Never mind the card, flowers and candy. This Valentine's Day I'm making myself a promise to nag less and feedback more with my loved ones. HEARTcharts are a powerful reminder of the three easy steps - DESCRIBE the situation, DESCRIBE the behavior, STATE the effect. These social skills activities and problem solving tips are truly useful.
Our Elevator Pitch
Our Elevator Pitch
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One liner: WINGS teaches kids how to behave so they’ll be successful and happy.
