SEL @ Home
These are additional resources that could help with extending social emotional learning at home!
These are additional resources that could help with extending social emotional learning at home!
SEL Screentime Activity: Use this worksheet to have meaningful conversations as you watch movies and TV at home.
99 Coping Strategies: Look at this list of strategies and pick the ones that you think will help you the most!
Anxiety and Stress:
9 Strategies for Building Coping Skills in Children with Anxiety
Book Suggestions:
Dealing with Worry: Lesson that talks about what we can control and what we cannot.
SEL Home Learning Activities
Mindfulness and Yoga Resources
Career Exploration (Intermediate)
Centervention: Free SEL activities to do at home
Playworks Life Skills Games: Interactive games, look to the index for games to play by topic or by group size
Gratitude Journaling: Variety of gratitude prompts
Grief:
Random Acts of Kindness: Contains a variety of resources to bring and spread kindness during this time. They also have SEL lessons.
Second Step: A leader in SEL Curriculm has put together a variety of resources for parents and activities to do at home. Second Step has recently made their Emotion Management Unit available online; each lesson is about 15 minutes accompanied by a parent guide and a code to download printable activities. Click on your student's grade level below to access:
WITS: An SEL program designed around children's stories. Although you may not have these books at home, many are available online through YouTube read-alouds.
Social Justice
NY Times Video Series: "Who, me? Biased?"
Stamped by Jason Reynolds and Ibram X. Kendi (for intermediate grades and up)
Something Happened in Our Town: A child's story about racial injustice