Hi all,
Can any of you recommend an interactive social emotional curriculum that would work well in an after school program for 2nd-5th grade students and provide structured interventions/ideas for both classroom teachers and parents?
Thank you.
Tammy
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Checking with my coworker/team-mate and will get back to you if I find something :-) Great question!
I have developed a K-12 Social Emotional Curriculum. Check out my YouTube channel and website:
www. GCSCORED.org
Go to YouTube and type in GCSCORED. You will see several videos, amongst them is the CSS product description video. Check it out. Contact me for details. Ylarrier@gcscored.com.
Blessings,
Yvonne Larrier
Incredible Years http://www.incredibleyears.com/ and Too Good for Drugs https://toogoodprograms.org/ are both evidence based programs that provide social and emotional learning activities. Both programs have in-school and out-of-school components.
You may want to check out The Center for Mind-Body Medicine trainings, we have a number of school-based faculty who use the children’s version of our work as a core of social emotional learning in the schools that they work at... I could put you in touch with one of them if you wanted to hear more. Puppets are a highly effective part of it...
We are using this across all grades by classroom teachers in the elementary school I work in:
As a former health teacher I would recommend a comprehensive health education program that incorporates lessons at all levels. Here is a curriculum that I have worked with that has social emotional lessons and is skill building based.
https://www.michigan.gov/mdhhs...912-385766--,00.html
If you are in Michigan the curriculum is free and training is provided by regional coordinators that are trainers on this curriculum.
Trauma Smart is a comprehensive model for serving early education through elementary grades. I am happy to talk with you about the program. My email is jjacobs-kenner@saint-lukes.org. The website also has a lot of information. TraumaSmart.org
please check out our resources at www.hazelden.org/atodprevention, Happy to answer any questions you might have!
I'm following this thread. I teach at a high needs K-2 school and am just beginning to explore how my understanding of trauma and the impacts on learning can help my students manage their emotions and improve their learning outcomes. I would love to find a ready-made, kid friendly program that doesn't require a lot of prep work for me because I don't have time to make a lot of things. Having found this community has provided me with tools that I am taking back to my school and sharing with my teacher community. Thank you for the suggestions and help.
Priscilla Dunn, NBCT
