Posts tagged student well-being
Tip 28: Host a virtual scavenger hunt
Tip 28: Host a virtual scavenger hunt

As educators brainstorm ways to keep students engaged, stay connected and keep the fun alive, many are turning to virtual scavenger hunts. It’s a great activity for students to think critically, evaluate their surroundings, get moving, engage with each other, share pieces of their lives and feel connected with their classmates!

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School Community, Remote LearningKatherine Engelfamily games, teacher games, scavenger hunt, remote learning activities, k12, remote learning, remote learning tip, distance learning, distance learning tip, school closure, school closure tip, school community, student well-beingComment
Tip 26: Give students a healthy outlet for emotional expression
Tip 26: Give students a healthy outlet for emotional expression

Schools are taking action to maintain an ongoing discussion about self care and mental health with students and staff, especially as schools continue distance learning through the end of the academic year. Here are four activities we found for teachers and parents who are looking to find out how students are faring.

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community support, School Community, tech tools, Video, social media, Remote LearningKatherine Engelk12, school community, mental health, social emotional learning, social emotional growth, student mental health, well-being, student well-being, emotional expression, school, distance learning, remote learning, remot, distComment