Happiness activities for students

With Random Acts of Kindness Day approaching, here are five easy ways to promote kindness across all age groups.

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It can be difficult for some students to open up but we know how critical it is for wellbeing to be able to manage and release emotions that cause stress and frustration. The snowball toss is a fun brain break that encourages students to relax a little and let their guard down to release built up emotions. Watch the video or read the transcript to find out how you can add some quick fun to your classroom that improves mental health. #snowballtoss #mentalhealth #wellbeing #brainbreak…

Kindness is an important social skill the plays a huge role in creating a positive learning environment for all. When we have kinder students, kids are better able to work together, share, express differing opinions in respectful ways, and help each other when someone is in need. To help teach a

Help your students manage their thoughts and emotions with these easy-to-implement mindfulness activities for kids in the classroom.

a quick and simple calming strategy craft to teach students about deep breathing.

This is a fun two-part speaking activity about happiness. First, have a class discussion with the question of part one and then have students discuss the quotes of part two in pairs.

This post focuses on enhancing student wellbeing through gratitude, empathy, and mindfulness to create a supportive learning environment.

Do you want to celebrate World Smile Day with your students and make them smile? World Smile Day is a special event on the first Friday in October. Check out these fun and meaningful World Smile Day Activities in your classroom.

It’s back to school time! So today’s Perfect Picture Book Friday