Posts tagged: social emotional learning

Take a closer look at your emotions with your very own emotion meter and be sure to check out our new update to Me: A Kid’s Diary!

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One minute they’re laughing, the next they’re crying. It’s probably not a secret to you that kids experience a range of feelings throughout the day. Help them identify and explore their dynamic emotions by creating an emotion meter in a free printable activity inspired by our app, Me by Tinybop.

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More than ever, teachers are on the forefront of making sure kids understand the meaning of citizenship. We created a few free, printable classroom signs to help teachers remind their students that classrooms are inclusive sanctuaries for learning.

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Some taught us the meaning of being a true friend, some reminded us to give a helping hand: these are the books that inspired us to be kinder, more compassionate people. Here are our favorites...

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Tuesday marked the end of a divisive election season in the U.S. It also marked a new beginning. Here's what we're looking forward to.

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We compiled our favorite books to help kids learn about their emotions and how to identify, talk about, and productively express them.

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Me: A Kid’s Diary gives kids a safe place to tell their stories, express their identities and feelings, and to document the world around them. Kids can respond to 100s of questions about their feelings and preferences, their families, friends, schools, and homes to create vibrant, dynamic self-portraits in photos, GIFs, pictures, words, and recordings.

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