Incorporating SEL activities in classrooms can make lessons more engaging and help students find deeper meaning in core subjects

10 SEL activities for K-8 students


Incorporating SEL activities in classrooms can make lessons more engaging and help students find deeper meaning in core subjects

Did you know that social and emotional learning (SEL) skills can easily be taught to students in grades K-8 right alongside core academic instruction in classrooms or afterschool programs?

From reading, writing, and arithmetic, SEL can be woven into nearly any subject. In fact, SEL often makes teaching core instruction easier because when students have strong social and emotional competence, they are more engaged, motivated, and ready to learn.

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