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Free social emotional learning videos
Back to School Would You Rather Questions Brain Breaks Get To Know You
Looking for a fun and free way to get to know your students or team? These 19 "Would you Rather" questions can be used for back to school, brain breaks, get to know you, AND MORE!These fun questions are designed for any teacher or leader who wants to build a stronger more connected community! What You Get:Link to the "Would You Rather" video(PDF) List of "Would You Rather" questions--printable onlyWays to Use This:Back to school get to know youMorning meetingsBrain breaksFun No Prep Sub WorkTeam
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Empathy SEL Lesson (Presentation)
This SEL lesson is all about empathy and what it means to be an empathetic person. Students will learn about empathy as a class and then work on a "walk a mile in my shoes" activity. This lesson is JUST the presentation. Please go to my profile to find the accompanying worksheet and printable. :)
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6th - 12th
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Red Ribbon Week Video Collection
This is a collection of Videos for Red Ribbon Week. Editable. Please watch the videos before you share them. Read notes. In my teacher opinion first 2 slides are ok for students K-12. The 3rd slide I believe should only be watched in 6th-12th grades.
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2nd - 12th
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3:08
What To Say (and NOT say!) in a Job Interview Video
This amusing video highlights some of the common mistakes we make in job interviews and how to fix them. It is intended as a supporting tool for TBLS Book 3: Career Readiness, but can also be used on its own. Listed here as a free offering is the corresponding Book 3 section on Interview Skills.
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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SEL Lesson - The Bandaid Lesson
Quick and easy socio-emotional learning lesson on fair vs. equitable. This will help your students understand that in the classroom, we as teachers have to meet the needs of all our students. This means giving each student what they need even if it doesn't seem "fair". Through an interactive discussion with your class, you will use bandaid cut-out props and stories from your students to engage them in what "fair" really feels like. I have also provided a post read-aloud book that will really hel
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1st - 4th
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8:12
Walking In Line Character Education Video Lesson
This classroom expectations video and the printable activities that go with it teach students about responsible behaviors for walking in a line. Students will learn about the expectations for walking in a line and the reason why we walk in a line at school. The printable resources that go with the lesson video will further develop students social-emotional and character development.Resource Highlights:8-minute high-quality video lesson from The Character Tree on walking in a line (to ensure vide
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K - 2nd
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Also included in: Classroom Expectations Video Lessons Bundle
Morning Meetings- Changemakers and Inclusion
For each day of the week, there is a 15-20 minute morning meeting, each complete with a greeting, mini-lesson on values or people who were changemakers, and an activity. Friday lesson includes a rose, bud, and thorn, as well as a Kahoot activity.
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3rd - 5th
Anthony Bourdain. Life Advice. Video. Reading. Wisdom. Free.
An infographic we designed to share advice from the late Anthony Bourdain. After reading or watching the video - students write and share their own piece of life advice using the template. See our full resource about Anthony Bourdain here >>>ESL, EFL, ESOL, template, celebrity, famous, travel, obituary, presentation, research, worksheets, learning English, printables, teaching English, vocabulary, homework, blackline master, powerpoint, pdf, book, examples, tefl, tesol, lesson, spellin
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Not Grade Specific
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Workout Posters with QR Codes
Each page has a different theme. Scan the QR codes with a tablet or smartphone to be taken to a video on YouTube! Workout themes are below!Seated Dumbbell Exercise Band Exercise Ball Medicine Ball Wall Floor DanceYogaStretchStandingBrain Breaks
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7:36
Honesty at School 2 of 4 | Character Education for Kindergarten
This character education video lesson and the printable activities that go with it teach students about the character trait of honesty. Develop students' character as they learn about the importance of honesty and how they can show it in their own life, specifically while at school. The printable resources that go with the lesson video will further develop students social-emotional and character development.Resource Highlights:8-minute high-quality video lesson from The Character Tree on honesty
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PreK - K
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Also included in: Character Education Lessons for Kindergarten Bundle
The Little Boat. Animation. Video Lesson. Journey. ELA. SEL. ESL.
The Little Boat is a beautiful video animation about a boat and its journey. Students watch and note all that happens to the little boat. See our Hero's Journey organizer (free) - to use with this enchanting video! ESL, EFL, ESOL, worksheets, special education, analysis, comprehension, fears, animation, hero, timeline, video lesson, learning English, printables, teaching English, vocabulary, homework, blackline master, powerpoint, pdf, book, examples, tefl, tesol, video, lesson, reading, wri
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7:49
Curiosity & Mae Jemison | Character Education Video Lesson
Teach 1st-grade students about curiosity as exemplified by Mae Jemison with this character education video lesson and printable activities. Develop students' character as they learn about the importance of curiosity and how they can use curiosity in their own life. The printable resources that go with the lesson video will further develop students social-emotional and character development.Resource Highlights:8-minute high-quality video lesson from The Character Tree on curiosity (to ensure vide
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1st - 2nd
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Also included in: Character Education Video Lessons for First Grade Bundle
Storytelling through Drag with Indigenous drag queen - Anita Landback
Anita Landback - Storytelling in Drag (This resource is meant to be used with this video.) Athanasius "Tanas" Sylliboy, warmly self-proclaimed as “your favorite aunties' favorite auntie”, Anita LandBack, originates from the Eskasoni First Nation in Mi'kma'ki. As a devoted Two Spirit Lnu (Mi'kmaw) Nurse Practitioner and talented Drag Artist, Tanas/Anita is driven by a passion for fostering acceptance, visibility, and representation for marginalized communities. They masterfully balance th
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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4:15
How to Keep Clean - Hygiene Advice for Kids - Wellness 101 Jr
Mr. Wellness and his bumblebee sidekick Wellbee take a step-by step journey to discuss the importance to "Good Personal Hygiene"! From proper hand washing, to how to keep your body smelling fresh, and the why brushing and flossing your teeth is so important. Good hygiene is as simple as ABC...Always Bee Clean!
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PreK - 5th
Social Emotional Learning Competency Lessons K - 12
This SEL Competency Lesson is one of a 20 part series that covers Self Awareness, Social Awareness, Self Management, Relationship Building and Responsible Decision-Making. The SEL Competency Curriculum focuses on developing social-emotional skills through thought-provoking questions, animated videos, and engaging group discussions. Students track progress using workbooks to express their understanding of the SEL Lesson. Our content library includes 20 animated videos, an instructional guides, an
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3rd - 12th
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2:09
Meet My E-motions - learn about feelings
My E-motions characters represent the elements within us, each element has their own dominant emotion. Ryangry, (wood element) represents anger, Dramamia (fire element) is happy but gets overwhelmed... Kids can easily relate to these 5 characters and therefore more eager to engage in My E-motions SEL activities
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PreK - 4th
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4:57
Win or Lose Like a Superhero
Join Mr. Strongly, the healthy superhero, in this 5-minute SEL Brain Break on losing like a superhero! Using an interactive social story about a soccer game, Mr. Strongly reminds students that everyone loses sometimes, even superheroes. In this video, kids participate by playing soccer with Mr. Strongly and receive 3 helpful tips on how to lose like a superhero.There is an optional worksheet to reinforce the video-based lesson, if so desired.
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K - 3rd
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Editable Interpersonal Relationships Presentations: Social Emotional Learning
Fully editable Comprehensive Presentation on Interpersonal RelationshipsThis engaging digital download includes:Interactive presentations: Edit slides, add content, and personalize it for your class.Graphic Organizer: Capture key details from presentation.Individual student activities: Meaningfully connect students to content.Printable student reference guides: A resource for key takeaways.Targeted for High School age students. This module is a comprehensive introduction to interpersonal relatio
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8th - 12th
20:00
A Trusted Space: Decoding Behavior
This urgent and impactful docu-training film for educators explores the intricate connection behavior has to developmental science, offering an essential lens through which educators can decode escalating behaviors and declining academic focus. The accompanying discussion and activity guide can be downloaded here. The educational and inspirational film confronts the escalating indicators of the mental health crisis among students—soaring rates of suicidal ideation, disruptive behavior, and emoti
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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14:00
A Trusted Space: Navigating Storms
This episode was crafted to be a crucial tool for educators and parents to facilitate meaningful conversations to help students understand and navigate their mental health and behavior. The accompanying discussion guide can be downloaded for free here. Navigating Storms acknowledges the pressing mental health challenges students face and provides a comprehensive look into the scientific aspects of mental health. Students are offered insights from leading experts on how the brain functions, inclu
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Not Grade Specific
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14:50
A Trusted Space: Common Ground
"Common Ground: The Power of Community" serves as a vital resource for educators, parents, and communities seeking to bridge the gaps intensified by recent controversies. The accompanying discussion guide can be downloaded free here. Fostering unity within educational ecosystems has never been harder amidst a division over critical social issues. Through candid insights with educators, parents, and students, this episode explores the strained relationships between schools and their communities,
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Adult Education, Staff
8:23
A Trusted Space: Beyond Worksheets
Made to spark conversations with your students. In this episode, we confront the unspoken struggles of young minds grappling with unprecedented challenges—ranging from pandemic-induced isolation to the constant fear of school violence. This candid dialogue-starter includes students, educators, and professionals shedding light on the solutions to social isolation and angst in these complex times. Download the free discussion guide here, including the 5 Youth SEL Muscles!
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Not Grade Specific
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14:16
A Trusted Space: Meeting The Moment
Short Film + Discussion Guide for Educators! Hear firsthand from educators, students, and administrators about the challenges they face and their aspirations for a redefined “normal”. This inaugural episode underscores the importance of genuine human connection in the classroom and the urgent need for change. With candid discussions and insights, we explore practical solutions and the potential for a more effective and inclusive educational system. Join the conversation and witness the determina
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Staff
2:04
Paws Up Projects Website Intro Video!
Paws Up Projects is a FREE website providing project ideas and instructions for your students to help your local animal shelter/rescue. Kids love animals so why not have fun and make a difference in your community at the same time? As a retired teacher I loved watching the collaboration, creativity and excitement my students had while planning and making their projects a reality. You can too- all for FREE!
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Not Grade Specific
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