Harmony SEL

Happy #ValentinesDay! Social and emotional learning is a great way to help children learn to care for others. Our What if We Could activity asks children to think about ways to be kind by asking them to finish a prompt. Try this one with your class: What if you had a week off school to do something caring for others what would you do? Help build caring connections with no-cost activities like these here: https://bit.ly/3smTLc2.

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the social unrest of the last year has caused stress for many families. In our upcoming webinar, we share an excellent tool for trauma-informed learning. Join Christiana Frank Consulting for Applied Improv for SEL and Trauma-informed Practices on Feb. 18 1-2 p.m. PST. You will learn how to make these skills part of your classroom experience: Applied improv Social and emotional learning Trauma-informed strategies... Register now: https://bit.ly/38FJP5x. #HarmonySEL

Have you registered for the Power of Engagement Summit? We’re excited to collaborate and learn from educators and academic partners making a difference in today’s landscape. Check out some keynote presentation highlights: The Neuroscience of Student Engagement on Feb. 22 with Dr. Mary Helen Immordino-Yang, University of Southern California, and Dr. Jacqueline Jodl, Special Olympics Fourth & Fifth Grade Student Discussion Panel on Feb. 23 with Principal Mary Gilbert and Je...nnifer Bean, Tullahoma City Public Schools Using SEL Skills to Pursue the Common Good on Feb. 25 with David Adams, The Urban Assembly and Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL) Learn with these esteemed experts and join interactive breakout sessions presented by experienced practitioners who use relationship-centered Harmony, Inspire Teaching & Learning, and Fundraising Academy | Cause Selling Education programs to strengthen their communities. Register at no cost today: http://bit.ly/HarmonySELPOE. #POESummit

One fun way to encourage sharing and responding, in any setting, is our Meet Up activity. Watch now and learn how to incorporate this practice into your class. Activities like these are available at no cost in our 10-Day Easy Start Guide here: https://bit.ly/35zcJ5d.

In recognition of #BlackHistoryMonth, we’re reflecting on the importance of culturally responsive teaching. Educators, like Dr. Mary Conage, are leading the way for an equitable future. Check out her on-demand webinar, "Culturally Responsive Learning Environments." It is a great resource to refresh your instruction practice. She will also show you how to foster an inclusive community of supportive learners! Learn strategies for embracing the diverse backgrounds of your students in our on-demand webinar. Watch it now https://bit.ly/2N95XwL