

Helping Kids to Recognize Different Feelings
Have you ever “lost your cool” before you even had a chance to recognize those unpleasant feelings bubbling up? Pausing and assessing how we might
Have you ever “lost your cool” before you even had a chance to recognize those unpleasant feelings bubbling up? Pausing and assessing how we might
Kids can get really caught up in the excitement of toys and presents around the holidays. They are still developing the skills they need to
The holidays bring a lot of fun and excitement for kids. There are lots of fun social gatherings, events, and gift giving and receiving! For
Being able to make friends is a super important skill for school (and life). Here are few simple things that kids can do when they
After more than a year of closures and limited social contact, the world is opening back up. That means that many children will attend school
Lately we have been discussing ways that kids can practice sharing, especially during times of physical distancing. One important, but difficult, skill for young kids
Why not inject your pumpkin carving activities this year with extra fun? Everyone’s favorite: embedded learning! We’ve come up with some fun ideas to add
With remote learning and social distancing, social interactions for kids are looking a lot different these days. Even though there might be fewer opportunities for
Over the past few months, we have all been practicing social distancing to keep each other safe. This has meant that playing and interacting with
How are you doing? Life is weird, a little scary, and pretty stressful right now. People are struggling with so many life stressors, many of
The KITS Programs are a family of evidence-based curricula that promote school success by strengthening children’s skills, increasing parental involvement, and supporting educators across the transition to kindergarten.