Social Emotional Learning For Kids

Imagine a scenario where your child is struggling to make friends at school, feeling isolated and unsure of how to approach others. You observe their frustration and wish you could provide the guidance they need to navigate social situations successfully. As a parent or educator, you recognize the importance of equipping children with the necessary social skills to thrive in their interactions with others. In today's fast-paced and interconnected world, social problem-solving skills are essential for building strong relationships and fostering empathy. Social Skills for Kids offers ...

Struggles with bedtime? Looking for a fun way to teach your child emotional resilience? Bedtime Stories with Calming Meditations for Kids is your answer!

Emotion Adventures for Kids (ages 6-10) is a captivating journey through the colorful world of emotions, from anger, fear, sadness, and disgust to surprise, contempt, and joy. In these inspiring stories, young readers will accompany our brave characters as they navigate the intricate rainbow of feelings, learning to embrace and express each one. These heartwarming tales are not just about emotions; they are about self-discovery and growth. Each story empowers children to understand, manage, and thrive with their emotions, turning discomfort into strength. Through relatable characters and ...

This engaging collection of short, heartwarming stories helps children recognize big feelings, manage tantrums, and discover positive ways to express themselves—all while winding down for a good night’s sleep. Through fun tales of dragons, monkeys, and other characters, kids learn simple emotional regulation tools they can actually use. Each story is designed to model coping skills like deep breathing, staying calm under pressure, and choosing kind responses instead of explosive ones.

Valentine’s Day is supposed to be full of hearts, kindness, and smiles. But in Maplewood, something has gone wrong. When cards start disappearing and kindness seems to fade, one boy notices what others overlook—and his loyal beagle senses trouble even sooner. As classrooms grow quieter and hearts grow heavier, Calvin and Pudge discover that saving Valentine’s Day isn’t about candy or decorations. It’s about words. The ones we share. The ones we hold back. And the ones that can change everything when they finally find their way home. Calvin and Pudge and the Great Valentine Rescue ...

Growing up isn’t one big moment where everything suddenly makes sense. In Calvin and Pudge Learn the Truth About Growing Up, readers follow Calvin as he begins to discover that maturity doesn’t arrive all at once—and it doesn’t come with instructions. This story gently explores: What growing up really looks like — small, everyday choices rather than dramatic milestones Why empathy starts with listening, not fixing or giving advice How responsibility matters most when no one is watching Why mistakes don’t mean failure — they mean learning How friendships can change as people ...

**Discover the Secret to Helping Your Child Thrive Emotionally!** Unlock the ultimate guide to nurturing your child's emotional well-being with "Emotional Regulation for Kids." This invaluable eBook is packed with practical strategies and actionable advice designed to support your child's journey toward emotional intelligence and resilience. **Why is Emotional Regulation Important?** Emotional regulation is fundamental for children’s development—it's what allows them to manage their emotions, build strong social relationships, and face life’s challenges with confidence. This eBook ...

Moses and Troy Horne here. Your mental-toughness guides! We know exactly how you feel. If you are reading this, you probably have a young athlete who struggles with in-game stress and maybe even sports performance anxiety. That is why this version was mostly written by Moses. As of the time of the writing of this book, Moses Horne is a 15-year-old elite athlete who can talk directly about the triumphs and struggles of working toward being mentally tough. This is the only book that I know of with input from an actual young athlete.

The Day My Feelings Got Too Loud A Heartwarming Story That Helps Children Understand, Express, and Calm Their Big Emotions Do your child’s feelings ever feel too big, too fast, or too loud? This beautifully illustrated book is the perfect companion for kids learning to navigate emotional overwhelm. A bright and sensitive child who wakes up one morning with a storm of feelings so loud, they shake the whole day. Learns how to breathe, name emotions, and find peace inside. ✔ Perfect for ages 4–8 ✔ Gently teaches emotional regulation and mindfulness ✔ Includes a calming activity at ...

While social and emotional learning (SEL) is most familiar as compartmentalized programs separate from academics, the truth is, all learning is social and emotional. What teachers say, the values we express, the materials and activities we choose, and the skills we prioritize all influence how students think, see themselves, and interact with content and with others.

Lunch is supposed to be simple. Eat your food. Talk with friends. Get through the day. But for Calvin, lunch becomes something more when he notices an empty chair, a quiet moment, and the way some kids hover—wanting to belong, but unsure where they fit. With his loyal, snack-loving beagle Pudge always nearby, Calvin helps create something unexpected in the school cafeteria: a place where you don’t have to be loud to be noticed, popular to be included, or perfect to belong. Calvin and Pudge: The Sack Lunch Social Club is a warm, humorous, and deeply relatable story about kindness that ...

Do you dream of your middle schoolers mastering social dynamics and blossoming into confident, resilient individuals? Then, this book is for you!Some challenges you might have observed in your classroom include students struggling with effective communication, facing difficulties in peer interactions, and lacking creative problem-solving skills in social situations. These common issues can hinder their academic performance and overall well-being. Social Emotional Learning Workbook for Middle School combines theory with 90 interactive activities tailored to each grade level, providing your ...

Kids ask questions adults don’t always know how to answer. Not because adults don’t care. Not because kids are wrong to ask. But because some questions don’t come with easy endings. In this book, Calvin—a curious kid with a thoughtful mind—and Pudge—his loyal, snack-loving beagle—wander through everyday moments that turn into something bigger. Dinner tables. Classrooms. Walks around the neighborhood. Quiet nights when thoughts won’t settle down. Each chapter begins with a question many kids have asked… and many adults have avoided. Why do grown-ups pretend not to be afraid...

This program is read by the author, Kenan Thompson, beloved longest-tenured cast member in Saturday Night Live history. This hilarious new audiobook is perfect for fans of Jory John and Grumpy Monkey. Unfunny Bunny offers an immersive audio experience, fully sound designed to enhance your...

There was a day when things started feeling… off. Not broken. Not dramatic. Just confusing in a way that made everyone slightly more tired than usual. Rules stopped making sense. People talked without listening. Problems grew bigger than they needed to be. And everyone seemed to be in a hurry—without knowing why. That was the day Calvin started noticing. With the quiet help of his beagle, Pudge, Calvin began to see something strange happening all around him: common sense hadn’t disappeared—it had simply been ignored. This story isn’t about fixing the world. It’s about noticing ...

Some kids are loud. Some kids are fast. And some kids notice things no one else sees. When a quiet new student named Arnold joins Calvin’s school, most kids don’t know what to make of him. While others race across the playground, Arnold kneels near the fence with a magnifying glass, listening to bugs and watching the tiny worlds beneath their feet. Calvin—and his loyal beagle, Pudge—soon discover that Arnold isn’t strange at all. He’s observant. Thoughtful. And quietly brave in ways that matter. As friendships form, misunderstandings arise, and the playground begins to change, ...

Join Imani, Tommy, and Maya on a Magical Adventure About Love, Literacy, and Learning! When mysterious books begin flying through the neighborhood, Imani, Tommy, and Maya are transported to the magical Library of a Thousand Hearts—a place where every kind of love is celebrated on February 14th. But the library's Heart has shattered, causing chaos! To restore balance, the three friends must journey through different library sections, each representing a unique celebration: democracy and voting rights, healing through sound, protecting animal companions, literacy and reading culture, self-...

Some days, feelings aren’t loud. They’re just too fast. ♥ In The Day My Feelings Wouldn’t Slow Down, children are gently guided through what it feels like when their body and mind won’t calm down, even after they’ve tried to breathe, pause, or “do the right thing.” ♥ Written for children ages 4–8, this comforting story helps kids understand that: ♥ Feeling overwhelmed doesn’t mean something is wrong ♥ Tools don’t always work right away, and that’s okay ♥ Rest is not failure, it’s wisdom ♥ Safe adults help our bodies slow down Through simple language and ...

Help your child develop calm, confidence, and resilience - at home and in the classroom. Raising Calm Kids: A Parent and Teacher’s Guide to Emotional Regulation and Resilience is a practical, easy-to-use toolkit for anyone who works with children. From parents navigating bedtime battles to teachers seeking calmer classrooms, this book offers strategies that truly work in everyday life. It combines mindfulness, emotional intelligence, behavior management, and resilience-building to give kids the skills they need to thrive. Why self-regulation matters: Children who learn how to recognize ...

Valentine’s Day is supposed to be about hearts, candy, and cards—but for Calvin, it never quite feels that simple. As Maplewood fills with pink decorations and sweet promises, Calvin and his loyal beagle, Pudge, begin to notice something others often miss. Some kids feel left out. Some adults feel forgotten. And sometimes, the loudest celebrations overlook the quietest hearts. What starts as a simple classroom Valentine project soon becomes something much bigger—an unexpected lesson in kindness, courage, and what it truly means to care for others. With Pudge’s gentle presence and a ...