Social and Emotional Learning
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Explore these ready-to-teach activities from Soar with Wings that build social and emotional skills. Try the “Inner Strength” lesson to help students investigate the connection between inner strength and making good choices.

This weekly webinar series from CASEL explores how SEL can support educators, students and families during challenging times.

Need a group game for 30 kindergarteners, indoors, in a pinch? You’ll find hundreds of games from Playworks by group size, available space and equipment, and developmental skill. Plus, these games build key SEL skills like teamwork and communication.

This free, curated collection from Discovery Education is designed to help educators integrate SEL into core instruction and help all students develop social and emotional competencies, cultivate self-confidence, manage stress, look at situations and issues from a variety of perspectives, and maintain their well-being so everyone can thrive.

Use this Team Meeting Guide to start a discussion with your colleagues about integrating SEL into the virtual classroom.

This decision-making process is easy for teens to remember when its time to make a choice, large or small.

Practice at tasks like making phone calls and asking for detailed information build important skills in teens, like problem solving and communication.

Use this goal-setting kit to teach social and emotional skills. Students develop goals and work to reach them.

Creating an Upstander culture in your school means explicitly teaching kindness, empathy, and understanding. These practical lessons help students develop and practice these skills.

Help your students think critically about civil rights and humanity issues facing society today.

Service Learning can increase student engagement and help young people build skills for the future. Access this free guide from National Youth Leadership Council to bring service learning to your classroom.

Whether in a classroom or learning remotely, these 50 prompts and questions for middle and high school students will help them think about who they are and learn how to share their characteristics and thoughts with others.

When used thoughtfully and systemically, SEL can help create classroom communities where students feel a sense of belonging and safety. Here are five approaches to help get started.

Here are several activities that help you transform dinner or play time into a way to build social and emotional skills that benefit your children in the long run.

Each episode features lively characters and fun stories to help kids and grown-ups develop a detailed understanding of crucial anti-racism concepts like identity, diversity, justice, injustice, and activism.

The stressors in our lives are growing. Reduce family stress with guided breathing and relaxation exercises. This app can also improve learning for kids who use it daily.

In English and Spanish, this guide gives you practical ways to connect with your teen—from practicing self-awareness to building relationship skills.

A bullet journal is a great way to track daily choices—from drinking water to connecting with friends. Check out these free bullet journal pages to help teens set and reach goals.