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Cov-ed 4 Kids
Great video explaining the Corona virus from UBC Medicine – Educational Media. Have you been hearing lots about Corona virus? Are you wondering what it’s about? Watch our short video to learn how we can beat Corona virus together!
Video Explaining Pandemic
A video story from author Kim St. Lawrence: ASL version of video story from author Kim St. Lawrence: Hora De Entrar, Osito
Dealing with Temper Tantrums
From the Preschool Mindfulness Summit – Dr. Rick Hanson What does the science say? slow it down – buy yourself some time “train” before the “oatmeal flies” (Do what you need to do before the tantrum to learn skills and strategies and take care of yourself.) focus on the actual issue move into “repair” the …
Compassionate Learning Communities
Compassionate Learning Communities: Supporting Trauma-Informed Practice Compassionate Learning Community Workshop PackagesThere is a downloadable workshop for each of the 4 elements in the Compassionate Learning Communities Framework Understanding Relationship Connection Capacity Each workshop package includes: A brief video introducing speakers included in the presentations Slide Presentation (password protected; click ‘Read Only’ to open) Facilitator’s Guide …
Safe at School Learning Story
This illustrated learning story helps to explain what school might be like as children return after learning at home during the Covid 19 Pandemic. It describes new protocols and routines such as hand washing, physical distancing and social distancing. It is meant to ease anxiety of children as they enter their classrooms after an unexpected …
Back to School Visuals
These visuals were made to support increasing numbers of students attending school in British Columbia during the pandemic. They address some of the “New Normal” situation. I like to frame it by saying that school is “the same but different” to ease the transition. Download and share as needed. I hope these are useful! Back …
Joint Attention Examples
Simply, joint attention is a shared experience between you and your child – when you both realize it is a shared experience – even if it is just for a fleeting moment. We need joint attention before we can communicate effectively. The Official Definition: Joint attention is the ability to “maintain a common focus with …
