With family in town and so much going on, I missed last week, but here are my joys for this week‘s #5JoysFriday.
🎂My grand-niece dancing on the table at the end of her first birthday party
📚That same sweet girl enjoying her book gifts at the park
🥐A croissant sticking out its strawberry tongue at the wall of the display case
🙏🏼Seeing a former student interviewed on the news as he was providing support and aid to wildfire victims (link ⤵️)
pickGreat for younger students trying to balance their emotions.
Each emotion is identified in a fun font the resents with each emotion
pickThis book can help students identify their own emotions. As well as big elections they may feel.
pickNominated for the 2024 #WCCPBA I read this to all my classes and gave them an idea map for creating a definition of safety in their words because you can't share your feelings unless you feel safe. Their definition will be used for a character trait bulletin board. #underthedustcover
pickThis book helps students learn how to regulate their emotions
Mr. Fish‘s friends tired to help him to calm down and gave him relaxing techniques.
“It‘s been one thing, then another, the another stacked on top. I am mad and getting madder, and I don‘t know how to stop!”
💜I had a realization of how absolutely beautiful people are, thinking about the massive outpouring of wildfire assistance + two beautiful spiritual direction sessions I had this week 2w