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Play A Game Playing a game is a great way to build connection over Zoom! Click here for 20 quick fun teacher approved Zoom game ideas! | Emotions Check Do an emotions check daily! This will help you understand the trends of internal emotions students are feeling during distance learning. It will also allow students to connect with each other to know they are not alone in their feelings. | Bring the Beats Open a Morning Meeting with Music. You can assign the job of DJ. Students would suggest songs to play to your DJ and the DJ would get those songs to you to play before the meeting! Click here for 20 songs approved by research! **Please share the song without the music video unless you have watched the music video. |
Play A Game
Playing a game is a great way to build connection over Zoom! Click here for 20 quick fun teacher approved Zoom game ideas!
Emotions Check
Do an emotions check daily! This will help you understand the trends of internal emotions students are feeling during distance learning. It will also allow students to connect with each other to know they are not alone in their feelings.
Bring the Beats
Open a Morning Meeting with Music. You can assign the job of DJ. Students would suggest songs to play to your DJ and the DJ would get those songs to you to play before the meeting! Click here for 20 songs approved by research!
**Please share the song without the music video unless you have watched the music video.
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Read a Book Reading a book about disabilities is a great way for students to connect to others that are different from themselves. Click here to select a book of 60 different titles addressing different types of disabilities. | Show a Video Videos are a great way for students to understand others. Youtube Seesaw has a series of 8 videos that address different types of disabilities. Click here to access the videos. | Share a Personal Story Have students share a story of their experience with their own disability (if they feel comfortable) or of someone they know. Personal narrative can be extremely powerful and build vulnerability. Model by sharing a story of your own. |
Read a Book
Reading a book about disabilities is a great way for students to connect to others that are different from themselves. Click here to select a book of 60 different titles addressing different types of disabilities.
Show a Video
Videos are a great way for students to understand others. Youtube Seesaw has a series of 8 videos that address different types of disabilities. Click here to access the videos.
Share a Personal Story
Have students share a story of their experience with their own disability (if they feel comfortable) or of someone they know. Personal narrative can be extremely powerful and build vulnerability. Model by sharing a story of your own.
