Want to learn more about EMPATHY?
Sharing resources and thoughts around social emotional learning topics with students and their important grown-ups.
Wednesday, December 15, 2021
EMPATHY and You ❤️
Want to learn more about EMPATHY?
Wednesday, October 20, 2021
How to Be A Learner~
We all want to do our best everyday!
how to be the best learner you can be?
we will be powerful learners!
Learning to Listen is an important learning skill. When you listen to a friend, parent or teacher, use your EYES to look at the speaker. Calm your body, quiet your voice, and focus your ears. Using your whole body will help your BRAIN hear and understand what it hears.
Sometimes it can be easy to get distracted. We might even forget what what we were doing. It's important to practice Self-Talk for Staying on Task. Think about your steps. Ignore distractions. Focus all of your attention on your task. Think: I CAN do this!
Thursday, September 30, 2021
National Bullying Awareness and Prevention Month
We in the Gorham Schools wish to create a culture of respect and safety for EVERYONE. We pledge to create a positive school climate and ensure our school is a safe and welcoming place.
It is important for parents, staff and students to Recognize, Report,
and Refuse bullying. Throughout October, students in grades K-2 social skills classes will be participating in Steps to Respect lessons that focus on building friendships and developing the skills needed to be good citizens. The lessons are designed to prevent bullying and help students build more supportive relationships with
each other. The messages we share are below.Bullying Is:
- A person being hurt, harmed or humiliated with words or behavior.
- Sometimes repeated behavior, but it can be a single incident as well.
- Being done intentionally.
- One sided. Bullying is not conflict.
- Unfair. There is an imbalance of power.
- When the person being hurt cannot ignore, walk away from, or stop the problem.
If you see something that is wrong, do something to help make it right.
- Don’t ever join in bullying.
- Support the victim. Show your concern and offer kindness!
- Stand with the victim and say something.
- Reach out to others in friendship.
- Report bullying to an adult.
Recommended Children's Books
Stomp Out Bullying
Pacer's National Bullying Prevention Center
Stop Bullying. Gov
2nd Step Resources
please reach out.
Saturday, September 18, 2021
Wherever You May Be, Be a Citizen of the Code
Thursday, August 19, 2021
Welcome Back to a Year of Kindness!
friendly, generous, considerate, kind-heartedness, warm-heartedness, goodwill, affection, warmth, gentleness, concern, care, consideration, helpfulness, thoughtfulness, selflessness, compassion, sympathy, understanding, big-heartedness, benevolence, neighborly, hospitality, courteousness, generosity, patience, tolerance, charitableness, graciousness, humaneness, mercifulness, decency
A kind person thinks about other people and looks for ways to be helpful. A kind person shares their time and talents to make things better for others, for themselves, and for the world around them.
Tuesday, February 2, 2021
Growth Mindset .... It Takes Courage
Accept challenges. Ask questions. Make mistakes.
Admit you don't know the answer, YET
CELEBRATING GRATITUDE
N o v e m b e r a time of celebration Thanksgiving is a well-known November holiday celebrated by famil...
-
Dear Great Falls Families, As we begin the school year, I want to welcome you back as a partner in your child’s education. We value...
-
Books are great for your mind, but they also do the body good, too. Here are 5 Ways Reading Affects Your Body, from Scholas...
-
The Power of Our Words What you believe you can achieve. Words have energy and power. Be careful with your words. Words...