SEL & Life Skills Curriculum
Are you a school counselor, social worker, teacher, home-schooling parent, or caregiver dedicated to empowering youth?
Our downloadable curriculum for students of all genders in grades 3-8 is user-friendly, backed by evidence, and culturally responsive.
Additionally, all activities can be easily customized for grades slightly above or below 3-8 based on individual needs and development.
The program is aligned with the American School Counselor Association Standards, CASEL, Ohio's Social Emotional Learning Standards, and the Whole Child Framework.
Key Highlights:
50+ Activities
40+ Journal Prompts
25 Discussion Questions
15 Unique Lesson Topics
Tips for Facilitation
Research & Resources Throughout
Interested?
Life Skills Topics Include:
Goal-Setting
Self-Awareness
Confidence Building
Stress Management
Bullying & Conflict Resolution
Kindness
Empathy
Friendship
Communication
Embracing Diversity
Nutrition
Physical Activity
Leadership & Team Building
Creativity & Entrepreneurship
Looking for HOW to fund our SEL program?
ESEA - Provides funding for elementary and secondary education, including professional development, instructional materials, and other resources and initiatives.
ESSER (Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund) - School districts may apply for ESSER funding through their state educational agency or SEA.
IDEA (The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) - This fund is allocated for student who have disabilities, learning challenges or children with IEP’s. Refer to your state, district, and school for information on the amount of funds allocated for the specific students you serve.
State Department of Education Be sure to check in with your state department to learn more about funding resources that are available and specific to the areas in which you work.
Fundsnet Services - Use this database of funding sources to find Education & Literacy grant options.
The Federal Grants database - You can narrow down this database by grade band to find available grant opportunities. “Race to the Top” seems to be a popular one with a large pool of funds.
Children’s Funding Project - This fund helps communities find federal funding available to states, tribal areas, counties, cities, towns, school districts, and local nonprofit organizations to support children and youth.
Local businesses and charitable foundations are often eager to supplement school budgets to promote SEL/Life Skills Programs through donations, grants, and fundraising events.
Educational Service Centers (specific to Ohio), hospitals, and community mental health agencies may also purchase a curriculum and develop a partnership with the school to deliver.
Additional E&P Offerings
Conscious Empowerment
Conscious Empowerment: A Guide to Helping Girls Build Self-Esteem & Confidence speaks to parents and professionals who want to explore confidence and self-esteem and diversity in a new way.
Speaking & Workshops
Interested in having our founder, Leah Berdysz, facilitate a professional development workshop or speak to students at your school or event? Contact us to learn more.