Early Learning Book Chats is a free professional learning community that helps educators and caregivers find the tools that they need to bring the joy of learning to young children. Moderated by Gryphon House, the community hosts regular webinars presented by award-winning early childhood authors and experts who will provide information, resources, and ideas to support educators as they positively stimulate language, cognitive, social, and emotional development of young children.
Join HereDo you have students who just can’t seem to manage their emotions? Who can’t seem to sit still? Who would rather get a laugh from a classmate than pay attention? These students may be struggling with self-regulation. This edWebinar will focus on teaching simple and effective strategies to help preschool- and kindergarten-aged children learn to regulate their emotions throughout the school day. The presenters will talk about what self-regulation is and how to create a nurturing learning environment that supports all children as they learn how to remain calm and in control of their thoughts and actions. Designing a classroom environment that encourages young children to develop strong self-regulation skills requires intentional thought and planning. This edWebinar provides simple activities and strategies that can be embedded throughout the day to help preschool and kindergarten students learn how to regulate their emotions.
As an educator, you want every child to thrive, regardless of their abilities or learning style. Whether you’re new to UDL or looking to deepen your understanding and practice, this edWebinar will empower you to unlock the potential of every child in your early learning environment. Prepare to transform your teaching and create a more inclusive, engaging, and effective environment. From designing flexible learning spaces to using technology to support diverse learners, you’ll discover practical strategies and tips for implementing UDL in your classroom to increase student engagement and success. This edWebinar will be of interest to PreK through elementary teachers, librarians, and school and district leaders.
