SE GUIDELINES
Teaching Practices
learning areas
Transitions
Classroom Design
100

Teaching mindfulness activities 


Standard SEL1: The child will be able to recognize, identify, and express his/her emotions..........

Standard SEL4: The child will demonstrate impulse control and stress management. ..................

100

The teacher gives children a verbal warning because 

transition is about to happen

100

This area has baby dolls, play kitchen, dress up clothes and other real life household items

dramatic play

100

teacher uses a bell 

signal

100

The learning areas are divided by using

cabinets

200

Introducing children to children's literature about different social events such as; moving to a new school, learning about families


Standard SEL11: The child will demonstrate beginning personal,
social, and ethical responsibility............................................................

200

Stories that use individual child's name and behavior to help them understand the consequences of their behavior. 

Scripted stories

200

Blocks, cars, trucks, play people, animals and street signs

Block area

200

foot prints on the floor are used for

children to line up (sink, door, etc)

200

State two loud areas that are placed close to each other

dramatic play and blocks

300

The classroom has a visual that explains to children to stop, think and use your words to respond to conflicts.

Standard SEL9: The child will demonstrate the ability to manage conflict. .

300

Teacher displays these to help remind children how to behave

Visuals... rules

300

puppets, calming bottles, pillows, soothing colors, books

peace or calm down area (ALone space)

300

TRUE OR FALSE

Transition songs are used daily to maintain consistency so children know what will happen next

TRUE

300

This area is usually placed by the sink and on the tile floor

Art/Sensory

400

child knows some important information about self (e.g., first and last name, parents’/guardians’ names).

child sho recognition of self as a unique individual (i.e., some things that distinguish him/her from others).

Standard SEL2: The child will demonstrate accurate self-perception.

400

This document is submitted at the beginning of the program year and posted in the classroom, with pictures for the children. It includes teacher directed activities, such as, large group and small group, along with child directed activities, such as, free choice and outdoor experiences. Routines like meals, rest time, and transitions are included too. 

What is daily schedule?

400

magnets, plants, magnify glasses, books, posters.

science area

400

During clean up, one teacher should help children and the other teacher should...

be on the rug ready for the children

400

This area has a large area to group all of the children

Rug area for circle time

500

Child can identify and appreciate the abilities, skills, and qualities of others.

Child shows respect for others by using social conventions (e.g., raising hand to speak, taking turns, respecting authority

Standard SEL6: The child will recognize diversity and demonstrate respect for others

500

Teachers post signs and labels using pictures and words throughout the classroom.

 language rich learning environment

500

paint, paper, glue, scissors, markers, pencils and tape

art area

500

True or False

To minimize behavioral problems, classrooms should have less transitions 

TRUE

500

State 3 items to help chidren feel a sense of belonging 

cubby space with thie name and photo, photos and art work displayed, household items (plants, curtains) skin tone baby dolls, diverse books