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Choose Love programs include Growth Mindset, Neuroscience, Mindfulness, Positive Psychology, Post-Traumatic Growth, Emotional Intelligence, and more for a solution that is both preventative and proactive. Choose Love is aligned with the new Character and Social Emotional Development Standards (CSED) which include BOTH Character.org and CASEL.

We can make our world better by Choosing Love.

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Choose Love Movement - Promoting Hope, Healing & Connection

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Unlock Your Child's Potential with Zensational Kids - Innovative Programs for Sensory Integration and Mindful Education. Discover our proven techniques for fostering growth, self-regulation, and academic success

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GLSEN Rainbow Library | A program that sends LGBTQ+ affirming K-12 books to schools - for free!

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Launched in 2019 by GLSEN, a national organization that advocates for LGBTQ+ inclusion in K-12 schools, the Rainbow Library has sent book sets to 1,700 locations across the United States. And interest has skyrocketed, with the program fielding 1,000 requests since September alone.

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Good-bye Bumps! Talking to What's Bugging You, by Dr. Wayne W. Dyer & Saje Dyer

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📕 A Little Scribble SPOT: A Story About Colorful Emotions By Diane Alber

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"We must remember that intelligence is not enough.Intelligence plus character - that is the goal of true education." - Martin Luther King Jr.

The underlying principle of character education is to develop students socially, ethically and academically by instilling character development into every aspect of the school culture and curriculum.Character education is as important as academics; the social, ethical and emotional development of young people is just as significant as their academic development. The B7P program hopes that pro-social behaviors such as being Being a

Peaceful, Positive, Patient, Proud, Proactive, Prompt, and a Partner will replace negative behaviors such as aggression, violence, disrespect, apathy and underachievement.This program is not a "quick fix", but it can provide long-term solutions that address ethical, moral and academic issues of growing concern to our society.Strong character is not formed automatically; it is developed over time through a continuous process, or what we call STAR. 7P STAR is Showing (role model) others what strong character looks like. Teaching others about the 7Ps of strong character. Having a positive Attitude. Finally, Recognizing others when they display deeds of desirable character.B7P is more than a philosophy, but includes lessons, activities and expectations to be done school wide or in an individual classroom.The intentional teaching of good character is particularly important in today's society since our youth face many opportunities and dangers unknown to earlier generations.They are inundated with many more negative influences through the media and other external sources prevalent in today's culture.

There are several downloads below. The first is the entire B7P Character Education packet, which explains the the 7Ps, includes hundreds of quotes based on the Ps, rule/expectation signs, and character cards. Then below, you will find each P broken out with a story, activity, and power point to share with your students. Please note that the power points have notes for you on each slide to help as you present the information.

B7P Character Education is filled with hundreds of Words of Wisdom quotes based on the seven Ps, rule cards, expectation cards, and character cards. Transform your classroom from a room of rules, to a world of expectations that can be carried out beyond the four walls of your room by your students. Students learn how to be patient, peaceful, positive, proactive, prompt, proud, and how to be a partner. B7P Character Cards allow you the opportunity to focus on the positive things going on at your school and in your classroom.

Being A Partner stresses the importance of teamwork and collaboration. The ability to work together with others as part of a team is not simply a skill needed at school, it is an important skill used in all areas of life. There are three separate pieces you can use to introduce Being A Partner with your students. The first is a story titled "Together as One". It tells the tale of a flock of geese and how they decide to work together to get to their destination. The second piece is an activity called "One vs Many" and can be played in the classroom or playground. One vs Many is a highly interactive activity which will hopefully show that more can be accomplished when you partner with others. The final piece is a power point presentation that incorporates both Together as One and One vs Many, along with some other visuals, information, and activities.

In a day and age where we have instant everything, being patient is an essential character trait. Being patient can make a difference for our students in the classroom, on the playground, and even at home. There are three separate pieces you can use to introduce Being Patient with your students. The first is a story titled "Monday - Friday The Two Paths". It is an adaptation of Five Short Chapters by Portia Nelson. It chronicles Paul and the two paths he must choose from to get home from school. The second piece is an activity called "The Untangle Game" and can be played in the classroom or playground. The Untangle Game emphasizes teamwork, but more importantly patience, as students have to figure out how to get themselves untangled without letting go of one another. The final piece is a power point presentation that incorporates both the story and activity, along with some other visuals, information, and activities.

Being Peaceful is treating others the way we would like to be treated and striving to find peaceful solutions. Bullying has been a problem for ages and all signs signify things are getting worse. We need to look no further than a handful of recent news reports to realize the dangerous social conditions facing our youth today. There are three separate pieces you can use to introduce Being Peaceful with your students. The first is a story titled "One by One". It is an adaptation from The Starfish Story by Loren Eisley. It shows how we can make a big difference in a small way. The second piece is actually two separate parts, one an activity using a simple piece of paper, the other a demonstration using toothpaste. The final download is a power point presentation that incorporates both "One by One" and "Crumpled Peace", along with other activities and visuals.

Being Positive is all about attitude. Attitudes have a funny way of shaping our outlook on things. We can't always change our environment, but we can change our attitude. Having a positive attitude is easier said than done, but the following downloads may make it easier for your students to see the good. There are three separate pieces you can use to introduce Being Positive with your students. The first is a story titled "Going. Going. Gone!". This story is all about having a positive attitude, even when you're going bald! The second piece is a simple activity involving a piece of paper and a little dot (this is also done for you in the power point presentation). The final download is a power point presentation that incorporates both "Going. Going. Gone!" and "What Do You See?", along with other activities and visuals.

Being proactive means that we are always free to choose how we respond to any given situation. When we become proactive, we examine our thoughts and behaviors before reacting. There are three separate pieces you can use to introduce Being Proactive with your students. The first is a short poem titled "The Odyssey of the Ant". This poem chronicles an ant and his decision to make a difficult journey. The second piece is a great demonstration titled, "All Shook Up!" comparing reactive and proactive behaviors using a can of soda and a bottle of water. The final download is a power point presentation that incorporates both "The Odyssey of the Ant" and "All Shook Up!", along with other activities and visuals.

Being Prompt means that It's important to take care of the big things in life, like spend time with your family, friends, and help people when needed. There are three separate pieces you can use to introduce Being Prompt with your students. The first is a short story titled "Thick as a Brick". This story emphasizes the importance of taking your time to do the right thing, instead of passing by too fast. The second piece is a well known demonstration titled, "Rocks, Pebbles, and Sand". The final download is a power point presentation that incorporates both "Thick as a Brick" and "Rocks, Pebbles, and Sand", along with other activities and visuals.

Being Proud is all about learning from our mistakes and being happy with who we are. There are three separate pieces you can use to introduce Being Proud with your students. The first is a short story titled "A Potato Problem". This story chronicles the life of a potato named Bud and his struggles with how he is to be prepared. The second item has two sets of questions for your students to answer entitled, "Who Matters?". The final download is a power point presentation that includes "A Potato Problem", "In The Garden", and "Who Matters?", along with other activities and visuals.

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"We must remember that intelligence is not enough.Intelligence plus character - that is the goal of true education." - Martin Luther King Jr. The underlying principle of character education is to develop students socially, ethically and academically by instilling character development into every aspect of the school culture and curriculum.Character education is as important as academics; the social, ethical and emotional development of young people is just as significant as their academic development.

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Mind+Heart for K-5: The One Social-Emotional Learning Curriculum You Need!

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Take an in-depth look into the mind+heart Social-Emotional Learning Curriculum available for K-2 and Grades 3-5. Learn about the teacher-tested and research-based curriculum, what it includes, and how it can help you support your students and effectively teach social and emotional skills each day. There are free sample resources to download to help you get started today.
How to Find the Right Social-Emotional Learning Curriculum

What's the most important piece of a child's educational experience? You may think it is math, reading, or science, but you are overlooking an incredibly important component: A child's social and emotional development.

In today's classrooms, there is a growing need to teach social-emotional skills. We have a duty to spend time developing the social and emotional skills that our students need to succeed in school and the rest of their lives.

Making a decision to make social-emotional learning a priority is the first step in making a difference. The next step is selecting which curriculum to use and developing best practices.

This post will outline why social-emotional learning is important to explicitly teach in the classroom and will provide details about the teacher-created and tested, kid-approved social-emotional learning curriculum for the K-2 and grades 3-5 classroom, called mind+heart.

You will gain insight into what this easy-to-use program includes, how it is effective, and learn tips for implementation and integration. Find answers to commonly asked questions, as well as reasons why this program is right for teachers and counselors looking for a comprehensive program that is effective at reaching our goals of a positive and more productive classroom.

Why Do I Need to Teach SEL?

Social-emotional learning is the lessons we teach our students that help them develop skills to be successful in school and in life.

There are many benefits to developing social-emotional skills in the classroom. Many of which can be seen in how our classroom community is formed, how our students behave, and how they perform on tasks.

Yet, the benefits go far beyond what we can see immediately, into the future and beyond. These skills are what will help our students live a productive lifestyle, with healthy relationships and the skills to succeed.

Teaching Social-Emotional skills promotes mental health and academic success.

Especially now, educators are looking for ways to support children and their learning in new ways. Taking care of a child's emotional well-being and finding ways for them to have healthy social interactions has become increasingly important.
Imagine any of these scenarios:

A math assignment frustrates a student. Yet, through SEL lessons his teacher has taught, he has learned coping and calm-down strategies. He is able to take a moment to breathe and re-center himself, ask for help, & get back to work

A group of children are playing on the playground and a disagreement occurs. Thanks to the classroom meetings and role-play activities in class, the kids have learned conflict resolution strategies and are able to work through the situation cooperatively and calmly.

A new student joins the class. The child feels nervous and unsure, yet because of the discussions and stories the class has read together, they are eager to make the new student feel welcomed and included.

These are only a few of the possible scenarios that occur in the school setting, but they happen daily in some form or another. We need to equip our students with healthy ways of handling life's situations, in and out of the classroom.

By explicitly teaching them social skills and self-management strategies, children can grow and relationships can form.

Mind+Heart Social-Emotional Learning Curriculum

The mind+heart social-emotional learning curriculum is a complete program created for elementary teachers. It provides teachers with valuable lessons and activities to teach crucial social and emotional skills for the entire school year.

mind+heart helps teachers instruct and support children to develop important social and emotional skills in the classroom. It provides educators with the tools to easily implement and weave social-emotional learning into their schedules each week.

Mind+Heart is research-based, as it was designed and founded on the facts and data available about the effectiveness of social-emotional learning. This curriculum aligns with the CASEL framework of the 5 core competencies for SEL. It has been used in more than twenty thousand classrooms worldwide.

The ultimate goal of the mind+heart social-emotional learning curriculum is for elementary children to develop a healthy sense of self and positive peer relations that will continue throughout their lives. Children will learn to express their emotions appropriately, solve problems, develop a "growth mindset," build relationships and be thoughtful citizens who take responsibility and show respect.

What does this Social-Emotional Learning Curriculum cover?

The mind+heart social-emotional learning curriculum includes a variety of thought-provoking lessons and discussions, community-building ideas, and engaging activities to help build important social and emotional skills. Children will have many opportunities to learn, practice, and develop SEL through various lessons and activities.

This comprehensive curriculum covers the five core areas of social-emotional learning with units on self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationships, and responsible decision-making. It also includes units on kindness and growth mindset.
The skills within each unit are broken down into lessons and activities that are simple to teach yet effective, meaningful, and fun for all learners.
The units and topics covered in the Mind+Heart Social-Emotional Learning Curriculum:

Emotional Self-Awareness

Self-Management & Regulation

Growth Mindset

Relationships & Friendship

Kindness & Bucket Filling

Social Awareness & Empathy

Respect, Honesty, & Gratitude

Responsibility

What's Included in Every SEL Unit

Three Types of Discussion Cards

Discussions are a great warm-up to your SEL block or morning meeting. The included discussion cards provide a valuable way to engage kids and have them reflect. Discussion starters include questions, scenarios, and pictures to encourage a group discussion. No more coming up with engaging prompts; these are done for you!

Anchor Charts & Posters

Anchor chart materials are included for every lesson in this unit. The lesson plan clearly explains how to use it to support the main lesson. They help organize your lesson and as a visual for students. Simply print the anchor chart pieces and attach them to your poster to get started!

Support Materials

Support materials, such as bulletin boards and student tools, are included in this unit. They help children grasp the lesson and build important social-emotional skills. Create and use the tools as needed during your lessons and after to support your students.

Writing & Book Activities

Writing activities are included throughout the unit to emphasize the lesson topics. Kids will enjoy reflecting on books read and writing about the fun topics and prompts. You will have differentiated writing templates to use and meet your student's needs. Just print and go to implement the writing activities quickly and easily!

Activities & Games

There are a variety of follow-up activities included in every lesson. These fun and engaging activities encourage students to build the important social-emotional skills taught in the lesson. There are independent, small group, and partner activities, such as games, sorting activities, and booklets.

Family Partnerhip Guide

Connect with and encourage families to take part in the social-emotional learning development of their child and the concepts you are teaching at school. This unit includes a printable guide with a letter to families, strategies and activities they can try at home, and a book guide with video links. Send it home before your unit begins. They will thank you!

Why Choose the Mind+Heart Social-Emotional Learning Curriculum for Your Classroom

This powerful SEL curriculum will help you achieve a more positive and productive classroom by equipping you with the tools to better support your students. You will get to know your students at a deeper level and build a happier classroom.
This curriculum gives you everything you need to teach SEL all year:

age-appropriate topics kids will enjoy and benefit from

thorough classroom lesson plans that are concise and easy to follow

all lesson materials and instructions are provided in a layout that is simple and easy to implement

promotes classroom community and relationship building with group discussion ideas

engaging and fun independent and group activities

practical techniques that can be easily implemented and used daily in the classroom (no special PD or training needed to be successful)

You will find opportunities to weave the program's activities into your core content areas and build literacy skills through mentor texts & writing lessons.

mind+heart is a flexible SEL curriculum that can be taught when teachers have time. While the recommendation is to teach a lesson and use the activities to extend learning throughout the week. SEL using this program can be taught in as little as 15 minutes daily.

Build attitudes of respect and caring, reduce problem behaviors, empower students to solve problems, and educate the whole child with this social-emotional learning curriculum.

Frequently Asked Questions About Mind+Heart Social-Emotional Learning Curriculum

How much time does it take to prepare? How should I organize it?

Like all comprehensive curricula, time is needed to print and prepare materials ahead of time. Once the materials are prepared and ready to go, the time needed to prep goes down significantly. I recommend having your lesson plans organized in a binder, with a separate tub of lesson materials and activities for each unit.
I already have an SEL curriculum at my school. Do I need this?
Whether you have a prescribed SEL program at your school or not, mind+heart can work for you! While many teachers use mind+heart as the main resource of their SEL block, some teachers use the curriculum to supplement what they already have and fill in gaps that are missing with their current programs.
I homeschool, Will this program work for me?
Absolutely! The mind+heart SEL curriculum is versatile and fits nicely into any K-5 classroom, school counseling environment, or homeschool setting. Most of the group activities can be completed with a partner or 1:1.
In what order do I teach the units and lessons? Is there a "right" way?
You can teach the units and lessons in whatever order you see fit. You don't need to teach everything included in the curriculum either. I recommend selecting the topics and lessons that are the most needed for your students at a given time. You know your students best, so go with your gut and meet them where they are.

If you plan to use the complete curriculum, I recommend starting with emotional self-awareness first and then work your way through the units listed in the curriculum scope and sequence.

What Happy Teachers are Saying about the mind+heart SEL Curriculum

I cannot even begin to explain how relieved I am to have found this resource. I have used recommended published SEL curriculums such as Second Step and they have not even begun to address the needs of my students. (As a general ed, first grade teacher, in a diverse title 1 school with a high population of ELLs... the needs of my students go beyond the average- ADHD, anxiety, PTSD, abuse, autism, etc.). I started off with "Self-Regulation" and it was perfect! Thank you so much! I bought this with my own money, without my principal's consent, but once I started using it, and showed her how my students were using the language, vocabulary, and responding to the curriculum, she reimbursed me! Thank you so much. I am recommending it to all my fellow teachers and I hope they purchase it as well!
~ Back to Teaching with Mrs G

There are no words for what this has done for my class this year. This is our center core of what we're focussing on to become better people. Without your resource, I couldn't teach social-emotional learning in the best way. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
~ Jenna A

Our district gave us an SEL curriculum to use. This is SO MUCH BETTER. Don't tell, but I think I'm going to stop using the "required" materials and start using these which are much more student friendly!
~ Christine L.

FREE Social-Emotional Learning Lesson

See for yourself why the mind+heart Social-Emotional Learning curriculum is improving classroom communities and supporting children worldwide.

Download a free lesson and activities on identifying and labeling emotions from the Emotions unit by clicking the image below and signing up.

The Social-Emotional Learning Curriculum

If you are ready to invest in your student's social and emotional well-being, then the mind+heart Social-Emotional Learning curriculum is for you!

Head over to my store or Teachers Pay Teachers to see it up close and get started teaching SEL right away.

Check out the detailed preview in store for the scope and sequence, lesson topics, and see the activities included, and start imagining the positive change it can bring.
Want to see the mind+heart curriculum in action first, head here to learn more.
Digital SEL Lessons and Activities

The mind+heart social-emotional learning curriculum was completely redesigned and reformatted to suit the needs of our virtual classrooms or digital technology and 1:1 classrooms.
The digital and printable SEL curriculums are also available together in a bundle for K-2 and 3-5. Learn about the DIGITAL mind+heart Social-Emotional Learning curriclum.
More SEL Lessons & Activity Ideas
Social-Emotional Learning Resources social-emotional learning activities PIN for Later

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Mind+Heart for K-5: The One Social-Emotional Learning Curriculum You Need!

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Social Emotional Learning, Social Skills, Character Education SEL Curriculum K-2

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📖 A Little Spot of Belonging By Diane Alber READ ALOUD

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It's hard to believe that the school year is upon us. I remember the excitement-and apprehension-I felt as I made my lesson plans for the first weeks of school. One of the things I was most excited about was getting to know the children and helping them get to know each other.

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📖🤝🏽 A Little Spot of Teamwork By Diane Alber READ ALOUD

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Confidence SPOT Song Music Video for Kids

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📖 A Little Spot of Frustration By Diane Alber READ ALOUD

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📕Kids Book Read Aloud: A Little Respectful SPOT: A Story About Respecting People, Places, and Things

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📖🏁 A Little Spot of Perserverance By Diane Alber READ ALOUD

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Rise and Shine! 5 Minute Gratitude & Positive Affirmations Morning Meditation for Kids & Classrooms

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📖 A Little Spot of Love By Diane Alber READ ALOUD

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Everyone Feels Angry Sometimes - Read Aloud! Books about dealing anger for kids, with Minty Kidz

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📕 Kids Book Read Aloud: A Little SPOT of Happiness By Diane Alber

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Calm SPOT Song-Animated music video for kids

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