Do you incorporate social emotional learning games into your SEL groups? Kaylan from cafefinatedbehaviorchange on Instagram has a secret to social emotional learning group success....games. In this episode we talk about her social emotional learning groups and how she incorporates games to make them fun and engaging. Social emotional learning skills such as turn taking, cooperating with peers, communicating with peers, waiting, sharing, and so much more can be taught so easily through playing games. Guess what? Kids love it too, just listen to how Kaylan talks about how engaged her students are when she walks into the classroom.In this episode, Kaylan, who is a BCBA,  gives teachers some great ideas for how to incorporate naturalistic learning opportunities to build social emotional learning skills! Hint, when kids are playing there are teachable moments that occur which you can use to teach so many skills. Also, when you are using games you can incorporate behavioral skills training to teach social emotional learning skills seamlessly. Your students will pick up on these skills over time as you continue to provide these naturalistic learning opportunities. Kalyan gives teachers great advice for teaching social emotional learning skills all throughout this episode! Additionally, she shares her favorite  games that are teacher must haves and how to incorporate student interest into your social emotional learning groups. If you are thinking of incorporating social emotional learning games into your SEL groups you have to listen to this episode to hear all of Kaylan's strategies. After listening to this episode you could start a group tomorrow in your classroom!   Join the Teaching Behavior Together CommunityJoin the email list for weekly emails, monthly freebies, and alerts for sales and new products. (Click Here)Visit my website for more strategies and interventions you can use daily in your classroom. (Click Here)Follow me on Instagram for daily behavior and social emotional learning tips (Click Here)Follow me over on Pinterest for all things behavior and social emotional learning (Click Here)