Call-and-response attention getters are a powerful tool to use with students. Try a few of these to regain focus throughout the day.
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Use these simple tips to help you and your team learn Words to Live By.
Reflecting on a stanza each day can help teachers, program staff, and other adults make personal connections to Words to Live By.
Use our printable Words to Live By Call Outs for a simple visual aid to help students learn and be reminded of Words to Live By.
Follow students through their day as they recite the Words to Live by and explain how the lines teach them skills to soar in school and life.
Check out our step-by-step guide to introducing students, staff and parents & caregivers to Words to Live By.
Help your staff learn the Words using this fun and engaging scavenger hunt.
You've got your copy of I Soar with Wings. Now you're ready to bring Words to Live By to life! Check out a few ways to use the book to help you begin introducing and teaching the Words to students, parents, and caregivers.
Here are four fun games to play to help children learn Words To Live By.
Incorporating movement into poems, songs, and rhymes have many brain-boosting benefits for elementary-aged students.
Get started by making intentional choices to infuse SEL into your current daily teaching practices.
We believe the first step for incorporating SEL into your day is more than just teaching the skills, it's internalizing the language.
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