YOUR CHILD WILL LEARN:

• How to identify and express emotions

• The connection between behavior and emotion

• Calming and Coping Skills

• Positive Self-Concept

• Healthy Boundaries

• Conflict Resolution

  and much more...

Designed for elementary-age children, this course can be adapted to fit multiple age groups.

*Learning partners may find themselves learning healthy social and emotional skills with the student.

Should you add a Social-Emotional Learning curriculum to your homeschool?

Most of us try to be mindful of our child's social and emotional needs.

Why do we need this curriculum?

Here is why:

Emotional Intelligence is an excellent predictor of happiness throughout our lives.

Research suggests that emotional intelligence in childhood can predict happiness in adulthood.

The best way to influence a child's lifelong happiness and well-being is by teaching them social and emotional skills.

Unfortunately,

most adults never learned adequate and healthy coping skills during childhood.

We're here to change that for the next generation.

What People Are Saying

“Thank you for this! We are COVID homeschoolers. The last two years have been really difficult for my kids”.

“I wanted to find a program that would help them cope with everything that’s been going on. I think I found it. We’re a month into the program and we’ve been working on learning to identify and talk about how we’re feeling. It’s made a difference already. I’m excited to get into learning about more coping skills.”

— Andrea M.

“I was hesitant to add another curriculum to our homeschool materials, but I was pleasantly surprised at how little time it took to implement”.

“We do one lesson a week with about 10 minutes of instruction time. The rest is practicing what we’ve learned and using it in our everyday routines. My son has started to talk about his feelings more. We’ve liked this curriculum so far”.

— Jennifer C.

“I like how many options this course has.”

“I prefer to teach the lessons myself using the teacher’s guide, but I like having the option to have someone else teach with the videos. We usually prefer the worksheets rather than the interactive activities, but we have used the interactive activities for extension.”

— Kaylee B.

“We use this program for my 6-year-old who struggles with anger.”

“It has helped us teach him how to identify his emotions before they get out of control. We’ve really liked the idea of Responding vs. Reacting. It’s also given us tools as parents to help him deal with how he’s feeling”.

— Lisa N.

“We started with the printables on her website and decided to give the curriculum a try.”

I’m glad we did. It’s nice to have a year’s worth of learning planned out for me. We like to think about the week’s topic in our other work all week”

— Jamie C.