by Leckovich Rogers | Apr 13, 2021 | Early Childhood, ECC Activities, ECC Challenging Behavior, ECC Feelings Resources, ECC Getting Started, Feelings, Feelings Activities, Feelings Charts, Feelings Flash Cards, G15 Activities, G15 Challenging Behavior, G15 Feelings Resources, G15 Getting Started, Grades 1-5, Mental Health, MH Activities, MH Challenging Behavior, MH Feelings Resources, MH Getting Started, Mil Activities, Mil Challenging Behavior, Mil Feeling Resources, Mil Getting Started, Military, P Activities, P Challenging Behavior, P Feelings Resources, P Getting Started, Parenting Articles, Parents
Imagine que sus niños se puedan tranquilizar por si solos. ¡No te lo tienes que imaginar, intenta esto! Imprima y pegue el Método de Regulación de Kimochis con el Cartel de Sentimientos por atrás y colóquelo en todas las aulas, áreas comunes y en cualquier lado donde...
by Leckovich Rogers | Mar 31, 2021 | Early Childhood, ECC Activities, ECC Challenging Behavior, ECC Feelings Resources, ECC Getting Started, Feelings, Feelings Activities, Feelings Charts, Feelings Flash Cards, G15 Activities, G15 Challenging Behavior, G15 Feelings Resources, G15 Getting Started, Grades 1-5, Mental Health, MH Activities, MH Challenging Behavior, MH Feelings Resources, MH Getting Started, Mil Activities, Mil Challenging Behavior, Mil Feeling Resources, Mil Getting Started, Military, P Activities, P Challenging Behavior, P Feelings Resources, P Getting Started, Parenting Articles, Parents
Imagine that your kids could all regulate themselves. You don’t have to imagine, try this! Print and post the Kimochis® Self-Regulation Method with a Feelings Chart on the back for posting in all classrooms, common areas and anywhere that kids gather or play....
by Leckovich Rogers | Jan 6, 2021 | Early Childhood, ECC Feelings Resources, Feelings, Feelings Flash Cards, G15 Feelings Resources, Grades 1-5, Mental Health, MH Feelings Resources, Military, P Feelings Resources, Parents
Do a Kimochis® Check-in once a week or once a day. Consider allowing children to call for a Kimochis® Check-in at any time! When upset feelings are present, learning is less likely to happen. You can also call a check-in for a happy reason. Print our English Feeling...
by Leckovich Rogers | Jan 4, 2021 | Early Childhood, ECC Activities, ECC Challenging Behavior, ECC Feelings Resources, Feelings Activities, G15 Activities, G15 Challenging Behavior, G15 Feelings Resources, Grades 1-5, Mental Health, MH Activities, MH Challenging Behavior, MH Feelings Resources, Mil Activities, Mil Challenging Behavior, Mil Feeling Resources, Military, P Activities, P Challenging Behavior, P Feelings Resources, Parents
Life can be good… and hard Carry this with you to help remind you to hold onto your Bravery, Gratitude, and Hope in difficult times....
by Leckovich Rogers | Dec 14, 2020 | Early Childhood, ECC Activities, ECC Challenging Behavior, ECC Feelings Resources, ECC Getting Started, Feelings, Feelings Activities, G15 Activities, G15 Challenging Behavior, G15 Feelings Resources, G15 Getting Started, Grades 1-5, Mental Health, MH Activities, MH Challenging Behavior, MH Feelings Resources, MH Getting Started, Mil Activities, Mil Challenging Behavior, Mil Feeling Resources, Mil Getting Started, Military, P Activities, P Challenging Behavior, P Feelings Resources, P Getting Started, Parents
Mad can be a BIG and hard feeling to have. Share with your children that feelings come and go. Explain that when we have a feeling our bodies do not like having, we can use a tool to make that feeling a little smaller or a little better. Print the Mad-O-Meter and keep...
by Leckovich Rogers | Dec 14, 2020 | Early Childhood, ECC Activities, ECC Challenging Behavior, ECC Feelings Resources, Feelings Activities, G15 Activities, G15 Challenging Behavior, G15 Feelings Resources, Grades 1-5, Mental Health, MH Activities, MH Challenging Behavior, MH Feelings Resources, Mil Activities, Mil Challenging Behavior, Mil Feeling Resources, Military, P Activities, P Challenging Behavior, P Feelings Resources, Parents
After any stressful event it’s normal to feel completely out of balance. Your mind is freaking out. Your body is freaking out. You can’t tell the difference between what’s happening in real-time versus the tape playing in your head of what you survived. Everything...
