Social emotional skills

The perfect social-emotional learning activities for the K-3 classroom. Help students develop a growth mindset, friendships, and more.

Plan and deliver meaningful Social-Emotional Learning lessons for kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade students with this guide. Tailored for teachers juggling time constraints and looking for effective classroom management techniques. Learn how to intentionally plan your SEL lessons, and create the ideal schedule and lesson. Find a weekly schedule example and free templates for planning, observations and assessments, and lesson ideas to enrich morning meetings and SEL curriculum!

Social emotional activities for preschoolers focus on play and developmentally appropriate activities that foster essential skills!

Today I'm excited to have Corrina from From Mrs. Allen's Teaching Files here to share a really fun and exciting activity to use when talking about self control. Self control is such a hard

Self-awareness for kids means understanding who you are. It's the first of the five core domains of social-emotional learning (SEL). This comes first because it's crucial for teaching kids and teens important SEL skills. For young people to effectively navigate their emotions and interactions, they need to start with a strong sense of self.

Add these respect books and videos to your classroom collection. These are great to teach your students essential character education skills.

In this post I'll share with you 31 Free Printable & Activities for Learning About Feelings and Emotions. Need to teach your homeschool kids about the feelings and emotions they have? Then head over to the blog to grab these free printables and activities. Don't forget to save it to your homeschool resources board so you can easily refer to it later. Preschool learning | Teaching emotions | Social emotional skills | Emotions preschool | Learning resources

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Do your students know how to manage their feelings or does frustration and anger get the best of them? We've worked with a pediatric mental health nurse to learn ways to help teach our upper elementary students how to identify, regulate and manage emotions in the classroom. Come read all about it to get some social emotional learning strategies that can work in your classroom today.