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Social Emotional Learning

What is SEL? A Clear Definition and Explanation of Social-Emotional Learning

By Lauren Ayube

Social and Emotional Learning, or SEL, is the teaching and development of the skills needed to manage big feelings, form relationships, gain self awareness, solve problems, make responsible choices, and set goals. SEL also focuses on open communication, social awareness, and empathy.


Social Emotional Learning Activities

Social Emotional Learning Activities for Elementary and Middle School

By Lauren Ayube

Social and Emotional Learning is the teaching and development of the skills needed to manage big feelings, form relationships, gain self awareness, solve problems, make responsible choices, and set goals. SEL also focuses on open communication and empathy. Learn more at Storyboard That!




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Social Emotional Learning

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Students can illustrate the different steps toward making an apology in this social emotional learning activity. Explore other examples of social emotional learning at Storyboard That!

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  • Nice shirt! It looks like it's for babies!
  • Oh no, Marissa is upset.
  • I laughed at Marissa alongside the other girls, and I did not stick up for her.
  • I should have stuck up for my friend and stood by her side to let her know she's not alone.
  • Marissa, I am so sorry that I laughed at you. I was nervous around those girls and did not know how to act. I should've told them to stop and comforted you.
  • I forgive you, Grace. Wanna come over after school?
  • I'd like that. By the way, I love your shirt!
  • Something happened that upset someone else.
  • I need to accept my role and take responsibility for my part in what happened.
  • I need to think about how I could've responded differently and what to do in a situation like this next time.
  • I need to make things right and apologize sincerely.
  • I need to move on and focus on the future.
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