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Teachers value getting to know their students and building a caring community. Recognizing, naming, understanding and sharing emotions is a big part of creating positive learning environments in a classroom. That's why we partnered with Sanford fit to create these free emoji cards designed to help kids deal with their feelings and emotions. Here are seven SEL skills kids can learn with these emoji cards and how to get them there: 1. I can check in with myself and name my changing feelings throughout the day During community circles, transitions, and other moments you have in your day, look after your students and help them express their feelings and emotions. Remind students that they can feel more than one emotion at a time! Show them how to move their bodies to change their mood. Have your learners hold up their emoji cards to show their feelings. Ask these questions a few times a day or week: How do you feel? Are your emotions staying about the same? Why do you th...

The latest dangerous TikTok challenge is aimed squarely at schools Last month, TikTok banned the Milk Crate Challenge from its platform. If you're curious, a quick YouTube search will reveal a group of people filming themselves or their friends falling painfully to the ground after piling milk crates into a pyramid and trying to walk over it. Before the Milk Crate Challenge, there were many other dangerous TikTok challenges. The cha-cha slide challenge encouraged people to follow the directions in the song while driving a car. There were other more alarming trends too - the Benadryl Challenge, the Blackout Challenge and so on. Now it seems like the latest dangerous TikTok challenge has appeared almost out of nowhere. Most students call it "Devious Licks" and it's aimed squarely at schools. Devious what? ...