Self regulation station

Self-regulation activities for kids are key to bring into the classroom. Self-regulation fits perfectly into classroom routines and practices. Read about must-do practices that will boost self-regulation, such as calm corner, small group lessons, modeling, and goal setting. Students will start to independently use self regulation strategies and make your classroom management ten times easier. Read more here! Social Emotional Workshop.

Looking to create a calm-down space for your kids? Learn the must-have calming corner items that will help keep them regulated and content.

Think of the last time you were really upset. I mean so upset that you just didn't want to talk to or even look at anyone. Now, think of how you would feel if someone that you love very much either told you to "calm down", "stop it", or dismissed your feelings all together. Maybe you don't need someone else to give you those messages because you're pretty good at it yourself. When you are upset what messages do you give yourself? Do you tell yourself your over reacting, being silly, or that…

Self regulation stations, or centers, are a fun way to teach emotional regulation skills to children.

Anger-o-meter: Can go along with the 5 Point Scale and Zones of Regulation. Kids identify what they feel when they are angry, and how they can calm themselves down.