Happiness activities for students

What is happiness? And can it be taught? This lesson on happiness is also a fun team building activity for 1st and 2nd grade kids. Come see!

Discover over 40 self-care tips and activities specially curated for college students. Prioritize your well-being and incorporate these practices into your daily routine to enhance your mental, emotional, and physical health. Whether it's practicing mindfulness, exercising, or simply taking a break, find the perfect self-care strategies that work best for you. Boost your productivity and overall happiness by investing in yourself first. Start implementing these self-care tips today!

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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…

Use these five social emotional learning activities in the classroom or at home to help your students. These activities are based on art!

These coping and resiliency activities are great for individual counseling, group counseling, or guidance SEL lessons with students that become easily dysregulated or have a tough time coping with day-to-day stressors at school. Help your students self-regulate, build resilience, and bounce back instead of going SPLAT! These activities can be used all together in one […]

Discover a simple way to build rapport with even the most challenging students. It's a strategy very few teachers use but will gently and effectively bring any student into the happy and well-behaved culture of your classroom.

Want your students to have rich, complex conversations about the texts they read? This method leads to the kinds of classroom discussions you thought only happened in college.

Learning to incorporate activity into your evening routine, and fight the urge to couch surf, will improve your health.