This class is no longer available, but we found something similar!
5.0 (13) · Ages: 10-18
Social Skills & Emotional Intelligence Coaching 1:1
5.0 (14) · Ages: 12-17
Private Speech and Debate Coaching and Tutoring
5.0 (3) · Ages: 8-13
1-on-1 Speaking or Acting with Professional Director/Actor/Speaker (60 min)
5.0 (11) · Ages: 3-13
You Got a Friend in Me : Private 1:1 Play Based Learning & Private Mentorship
5.0 (8) · Ages: 11-14
Private Tutoring - Social Skills for Shy Girls
5.0 (1) · Ages: 8-18
Private 1:1 Sewing Lessons
My Social Emotional Me: A Social Emotional Camp for Younger Elementary Learners
MissDebbie
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(196)
In this camp, learners will be taught age-appropriate social skills, along with tools for recognizing and regulating their emotions.
Class experience
In this camp, we will cover a variety of basic, age appropriate social skills, such as following directions, waiting our turn, being aware of and sensitive to others, getting along with and playing well with others. We will also learn about emotions: the role they play in our life, how we can recognize them in ourselves and in others, how we can calm ourselves down when we are feeling big emotions, and how we can help others who are feeling big emotions. We will also discuss how to deal with...
1. Learners will gain tools for following directions and developing patience. 2. Learners will understand that all feelings are okay; there is no such thing as bad feelings. 3. Learners will be able to recognize and name their feelings. 4. Learners will learn how to manage their feelings. 5. Learners will gain tools for resolving conflict with others. 6. Learners will gain tools for interacting with others. 7. Learners will gain an awareness of feelings in others. 8. Learners will learn tools for handling bullying.
I have had extensive training in the area of Social Emotional Learning, Bullying, as well as Trauma Informed Care. Most of my training has come through CASEL, Early Childhood Investigations Webinars, Second Step, Conscious Discipline, EdWeb, and Colorado Shines.
A breakdown of when each item will be needed is provided in the Class Description portion above. White paper (Approximately 8 1/2" x 11") Colored Paper (Red, Yellow, Blue, Green - at least 5"x5") Glue (Liquid or Glue Sticks) Child Safe Scissors Crayons or Markers 10-12 Small "treats" such as Fruit Snacks, Goldfish crackers, M&Ms, Skittles or any small treat type item.* (We will use this for an activity on patience. Feel free to substitute for a non-food item. The idea is that I will ask parents to place these in front of the child and see if the child can leave them there throughout our class time, until I tell them they can have them.) Food Coloring (red, blue, yellow, and green) 5 clear cups or jars Approximately 1 quart of water
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
In Session 2, we will be doing an activity which requires the use of scissors. Please ensure you provide age appropriate scissors. In Session 4, we will be using food coloring. Parental supervision may be needed. In Session 5, we will be using a mirror. Parental supervision may be needed, if a glass mirror is used.
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(196)
Welcome to my Outschool Page! Most people call me Miss Debbie. I'm a mom to three grown children; a wife to a fun and loving man; and a Grammy to a beautiful six-year-old granddaughter, a busy three-year-old grandson and a brand new granddaughter....
Group Class
$60
for 6 classes3x per week, 2 weeks
40 min
Completed by 21 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 6-8
2-5 learners per class
