Which of the following is an aspect of social emotional learning that the second step program focuses on in pre K?

All Second Step® programs include supports for families, from weekly letters and book lists to free resources like The Imagine Neighborhood™ podcast series and ParenTeen Connect. Families can also bring social-emotional learning home through our Captain Compassion® comics, which give kids and adults the power to prevent bullying, as well as our Hot Chocolate Talk® resource, which helps families talk about child safety.

Social-emotional learning classroom kits and online resources to help your littlest learners harness their energy and potential.

A stand-alone unit with staff training, student lessons, and family materials to help prevent child abuse and neglect.

Universal, classroom-based, social-emotional learning curriculum for Kindergarten–Grade 5 that nurtures children’s social-emotional competence and foundational learning skills. Choose from two options: the new Second Step® Elementary digital program, or evidence-based Second Step Elementary classroom kits.

Web-based, teacher-facilitated lessons and advisory activities, along with program training and resources to help middle schoolers build social-emotional skills for life.

A Second Step® social-emotional learning (SEL) program for high school students is now in development. Sign up if you’d like to receive updates or be considered for participation in program field-testing and research.

In the meantime, consider implementing Second Step® SEL for Adults. This professional learning program can help you bring the benefits of SEL to your high school, starting with your staff.

A stand-alone professional learning program designed to help K–12 educators strengthen their social-emotional skills and create a supportive school climate.
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A research-based program for after-school and other out-of-school time settings that helps support youth development and build more positive communities through social-emotional learning. Available in both English and Spanish, the program includes age-appropriate activities for children in Grades K–5 as well as online training and embedded supports for adult facilitators.