Get started with SEL — teach these lessons selected Six Seconds’ education team.
Esta hoja de chequeo es una lista de los items importantes en su devolución de SEI. La lista contiene pasos sugeridos que siguen el flujo del mapa de cambio Change Map de Six Seconds, y que le permitirán acompañar a su cliente desde el ciclo de resistencia hacia la posibilidad y el cambio.
In questa sezione avrete modo di scaricare, leggere ed utilizzare delle lezioni per l’Apprendimento Socio Emotivo (SEL) costruite sulla base del curriculum Self Science di Six Seconds. Attraverso le fasi del Motivare-Attivare-Riflettere sarete quindi poi in grado di preparare in modo autonomo le vostre future lezioni nelle vostre classi.
This activity from Teaching Tolerance helps students see the different facets of their multicultural selves and how this influences how they see the world. Includes an activity worksheet for students to fill out. A very adaptable lesson that can be used for grades 3 to 12.
This social emotional learning lesson uses The Kite, a story in the Frog and Toad series by Arnold Lobel, to team kids about exercising optimism. The story is attached, along with the lesson plan.
This social emotional learning lesson from Teaching Tolerance uses inspirational quotes to help students practice their conflict resolution skills.
This lesson helps students to have a new awareness of the power of words to make one feel better or worse, learn what killer statements are, and reflect on the harm they cause.
The first step in being able to discuss our feelings is being able to identify them. This lesson will help students build a dictionary of feelings that they can use to help them discriminate between subtle emotional states.
This art exercise uses the iceberg metaphor to teach students about feelings and learn appropriate, alternative responses to challenging situations
This social emotional learning lesson helps students master listening skills. Students learn how to listen to others as they express opinions, navigate their own emotions, pause before responding, and present their opinion respectfully.
With this social emotional learning lesson, students can learn to “tune” their body, mind and heart through mental coaching and get “into the zone” to achieve their goals.
In this lesson from Teaching Tolerance, students will identify stereotypes that they have heard and discuss ways to break them down.
This social emotional learning lesson helps students master the skill of Applying Consequential Thinking. It helps them recognize that every decision has pros and cons, and gives them tools for evaluating the decisions they make.
This social emotional learning lesson gives kids the opportunity to fill each other’s emotional buckets. Interactive, engaging way to teach kids ways to fill someone else’s emotional bucket, and that when you do, you also fill your own.
This is a classroom activity on enhancing emotional literacy, using an interactive puzzle game.
This social emotional learning lesson is interactive and artistic. It helps students explore big questions such as… When I support another student how do I help myself? Why is reciprocity important?
This social emotional learning lesson introduces the metaphor that a person’s reputation is a personal “bank account” of behavior. Students brainstorm in groups about what actions enhance or detract from our reputation, and why.
This emotional literacy worksheet is intended for a classroom or training exercise. Play a piece of music, and have participants fill in one row of the sheet. Then, after 2 mins, switch to a new, different piece.
This social emotional learning lesson helps students assess what makes someone a good friend, and what they can do to be a better friend to others. It helps students pin down the components of healthy relationships and how they can cultivate them!
This sample SEL lesson is designed to help students understand some causes of stress, the consequences of too much stress, and ways for reducing stress in themselves and others.
This colorful worksheet for kids and caregivers teaches key elements of emotional literacy. It can be used many ways, several suggestions included
