Our comprehensive social emotional character development program is packed with activities, games, book lists, and more— everything you need to successfully teach emotional intelligence and foster strong character development in your students.
By mastering time management, goal setting, organization, and responsibility, students can navigate the challenges of school and life with greater confidence and competence. Encourage students to embrace the power of planning, and they'll be better equipped to achieve their academic and personal goals!
Read MoreDream boards are a creative and impactful way to help students develop essential social and emotional skills so they become more confident, resilient, and emotionally intelligent.
Read MoreThis read aloud activity engages younger students with easy-to-understand discussion questions and a fun hand puppet craft to promote active engagement.
Read MoreThe Friendzy Emotion Chart creates space for adults to have conversations with young people on how they are feeling and equip them with the skills they need to manage them.
Read MoreIn the dynamic and diverse landscape of today's classrooms, fostering positive relationships and creating a sense of camaraderie among students is essential. Use this bingo game as a ice-breaker or warm welcome activity. This activity is available in both English and Spanish
Read MoreThe objective of this lesson is to encourage students to adopt the mindset of a leader when it comes to relationship building: putting others first.
Read MoreThis lesson is designed to help students understand how our brain helps us understand our emotions. It allows students to see the differences between Smart Brain, Survival Brain and Emotional Brain .
Read MoreTeamwork Makes the Dreamwork! Download this craft that will teach your students the importance of working together. This activity is available in both English and Spanish
Read MoreOne way we can record our experience and process through the emotions and thoughts that come is to keep a daily journal. Journaling can be a great stress reducer; journaling can organize our thoughts, clear our minds and facilitate problem-solving.
Read MoreThis free classroom lesson will teach students about resilience and how to bounce back when they face challenges.
Read MoreThis activity is designed to create space for intentional conversation around how we can uplift and encourage one another as a reminder that we are in this together.
Download this conversation and coloring activity today!
Read MoreStudents need more peer-to-peer connections. This week’s coloring page says, “Better Together!”.
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