Kindergarten Videos

Students look for signals and explicit signs to help them navigate the classroom. The teacher face is a great way to signal to the class that things have gotten off track.

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In this video, Breathe For Change founder, Ilana, explains and models the Two Word Check In strategy. Use this video to supplement the Two Word Check In activities for elementary and middle/secondary students.

In this video, Breathe For Change founder, Ilana, explains and models the Chime Time strategy.

Introduce preschoolers and young children to the fun of origami while building essential skills with this charming, step-by-step "create-along" video featuring the characters from The Magical Attic. Early learners will develop hand/eye coordination, scissor skills, visualization, and spatial recognition while constructing a cool origami fish. Short, colorful, and engaging - and a fun activity for Pre-K and Kindergarten!

Fourth-grade teacher Lisa Koplik explains how to make a group contract to keep kids on track throughout the year.

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If a student fails to ask for help, a conversation with parents or guardians might be necessary. That way, a teacher can better understand any underlying problems that might only be surfacing at home.

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When a student is having a hard time asking for help, allowing them to submit written questions on 3x5 cards can open up the conversation.

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In this video, Alex learns how to read, count with and write the numbers 1, 2 and 3.

In this video, Alex learns to count to 4 and 5.

In this video, Alex learns the number 0 and quantity of "none" using comparative quantities 2 and 3.

In this video, Alex learns to read and write the number 0, and to understand the quantity "none" using comparative quantity 1.

In this video, Jackson learns to count to 6 and 7 using chairs and apples, and how to label objects with numbers to demonstrate quantities.