Social Emotional Learning resources

This lesson helps students evaluate the potential consequences of social media posts and make responsible choices online.

This four-page worksheet introduces core anti-racism concepts, including racism, structural racism, bias, privilege, discrimination, and equity.

Students identify emotions, explore how feelings appear in their bodies and thoughts, and respond to realistic scenarios.

This five-page activity pack helps students reflect on upcoming school-year transitions, identify worries and excitement, and map supportive people and activities.

This four-page worksheet helps students understand digital footprints, online reputation, privacy, password safety, and responsible digital behavior.

Students define and prioritize core values, then apply them to moral dilemmas involving honesty, loyalty, fairness, and kindness.

Students examine conformity, compliance, and obedience through the Asch, Sherif, and Milgram experiments.

Students examine playground, group project, and lunchroom conflicts while evaluating possible solutions and their consequences.

This four-page resource introduces confirmation, anchoring, availability, and optimism biases through definitions, real-world examples, a flowchart, and a comparison table.

Students reflect on diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility in their school or community, then research a specific initiative.

Students learn a four-step decision-making process: identify the problem, consider options, evaluate pros and cons, and predict consequences.

Students identify, rate, and reflect on personal character strengths using a spring-themed self-inventory.

Help students return from spring break with guided reflection, strengths identification, and personal goal-setting activities.

This spring-themed activity pack guides students through a body scan, sensory grounding, breathing, reflection, and calming movement activities.

This four-page weather-themed journal helps young students identify, express, and reflect on their feelings using simple visuals and sentence starters.

This five-page spring-themed activity pack helps students explore nature-based breathing, grounding, movement, and sensory strategies for managing stress and big emotions.

This five-page spring activity pack guides students through identifying core values, reflecting on personal growth, and creating meaningful seasonal goals.

Help students transition back to school after spring break by reviewing classroom expectations, practicing conflict-resolution strategies, and reflecting on kindness.

This two-page guide helps students practice executive functioning skills through spring-cleaning scenarios.

This four-page social-emotional learning resource teaches students how to demonstrate kindness, humility, patience, and respect when winning or losing.

This four-page student activity pack helps learners explore well-being, identify stress triggers, and shift away from productivity-based self-worth.

Students explore trust, cooperation, and betrayal through a classroom simulation based on the Split or Steal dilemma.

This four-page resource introduces the SMART goal framework and guides learners through creating personal and academic goals.

Guide students through reflecting on the past year and setting academic, personal, social, health, and hobby goals.

This four-page worksheet helps students track daily screen use across activities, calculate weekly totals, and compare habits with recommended recreational screen-time guidelines.

This six-page student toolkit teaches a five-step decision-making model: identify, consider options, evaluate consequences, decide, and reflect.

This five-page activity pack uses a garden metaphor to help students select responsibility habits, track progress for two weeks, and reflect on personal growth.

This four-page worksheet helps students recognize peer-pressure tactics and practice confident refusal strategies.

This four-page resource introduces respectful, argumentative, and toxic online discussions through definitions, vocabulary, and a modeled school-uniform debate.

This four-page student journal guides learners through baseline reflection, milestone planning, progress checks, error analysis, academic evidence review, and end-of-year goal setting.

This two-page printable journal guides students in tracking how their understanding changes during a unit.

Students explore self-talk using a spring garden analogy, identifying negative “thinking weeds” and positive, growth-oriented thoughts.

This four-page Pink Shirt Day worksheet helps students explore empathy, inclusion, and appropriate responses to bullying.

Students explore sleep, nutrition, exercise, and digital balance as key areas of personal wellness.

Introduce students to augmentative and alternative communication tools, including communication boards and speech-generating devices.

This seven-day student journal helps teenagers track sleep patterns, calculate averages, and connect sleep with mood, focus, academics, athletics, and emotional regulation.

Help students create academic, personal, and social SMART goals for 2026.

Guide students through reflecting on meaningful memories, challenges, accomplishments, learning, and hopes for the future.

Build classroom community with 200 conversation starters for morning meetings.