Social-Emotional Learning Curriculum for Elementary School
Support Student Well-Being and Achievement
SEL Curriculum for Elementary School Educates the Whole Child
An effective social-emotional learning curriculum for elementary students considers their full developmental needs. When lessons with SEL components are embedded across content area curricula, students get daily practice developing SEL competencies and finding real-world solutions to challenges.
SEL Infused Across the Curriculum
We embed the five SEL competencies—self-awareness, self-management, responsible decision-making, relationship skills, and social awareness—throughout our research-backed core, intervention, and supplemental programs.
Build Connections in the Classroom
SEL in education can develop relationships among teachers and students. During classroom discussions, students listen to one another and consider other perspectives. And during getting-to-know-you activities, students form connections with classmates and build collaboration skills.
Develop Self-Management Skills
Goal setting is a part of self-management and can boost academics. Programs with built-in SEL lessons let students practice setting goals and developing action plans to achieve them.
Explore Our SEL Programs for Elementary School
SEL components are built into our core and supplemental SEL programs for elementary school—saving teachers time while giving students the support they need.
All Products
HMH Into Reading®
Into Math®
HMH Into Science® and HMH ¡Arriba las Ciencias!™ Grades K–5
Waggle®
Rigby JillE Literacy®
HMH Into Reading®
HMH Into Reading for Grades K–6 addresses all areas of early literacy with an evidence-based scope and sequence to develop fluent, automatic readers.
Into Math®
Into Math for Grades K–8 incorporates the latest research by having students connect concepts and skills to gain a deeper understanding of mathematics while incorporating a positive mathematical mindset through perseverance.
HMH Into Science® and HMH ¡Arriba las Ciencias!™ Grades K–5
HMH Into Science and HMH ¡Arriba las Ciencias!,™ for Grades K–5, deliver student-centered, flexible curriculums that combine hands-on learning with ELA-based science instruction. The equitable Spanish offering was developed using transadaptation.
Waggle®
Waggle, a digital gamified learning solution (available in English or Spanish) for Grades K–8, goes beyond adaptive learning. It provides dynamic personalized practice and instruction for students at all proficiency levels with automatic placement based on grade level.
For customers with active licenses to MAP® Growth™ by NWEA®, teachers have the additional option to automatically place students into Waggle at their appropriate grade equivalency level.
Rigby JillE Literacy®
Rigby JillE Literacy (Grades K–3) cultivates strong reading skills through captivating stories, structured instruction, and targeted practice, while seamlessly integrating social and emotional learning into content to enable students to connect with characters, explore emotions, and develop crucial interpersonal skills.
Core Instruction
HMH Into Reading®
HMH Into Reading for Grades K–6 addresses all areas of early literacy with an evidence-based scope and sequence to develop fluent, automatic readers.
Into Math®
Into Math for Grades K–8 incorporates the latest research by having students connect concepts and skills to gain a deeper understanding of mathematics while incorporating a positive mathematical mindset through perseverance.
HMH Into Science® and HMH ¡Arriba las Ciencias!™ Grades K–5
HMH Into Science and HMH ¡Arriba las Ciencias!,™ for Grades K–5, deliver student-centered, flexible curriculums that combine hands-on learning with ELA-based science instruction. The equitable Spanish offering was developed using transadaptation.
Supplemental
Waggle®
Waggle, a digital gamified learning solution (available in English or Spanish) for Grades K–8, goes beyond adaptive learning. It provides dynamic personalized practice and instruction for students at all proficiency levels with automatic placement based on grade level.
For customers with active licenses to MAP® Growth™ by NWEA®, teachers have the additional option to automatically place students into Waggle at their appropriate grade equivalency level.
Rigby JillE Literacy®
Rigby JillE Literacy (Grades K–3) cultivates strong reading skills through captivating stories, structured instruction, and targeted practice, while seamlessly integrating social and emotional learning into content to enable students to connect with characters, explore emotions, and develop crucial interpersonal skills.
Professional Learning for Teacher and Leader Success
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Guided Implementation
HMH programs include continuous implementation support with Teacher Success Pathways that are personalized for each teacher, ensuring success in the first 30 days of instruction.
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Teacher’s Corner®
Teacher’s Corner on Ed offers yearlong access to professional learning, with live events and on-demand content that support teachers in implementing programs, organizing classrooms, and SEL best practices.
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Coaching Membership and Courses
Get support in teaching SEL from experienced instructional coaches, delivered live online or in person, to track teacher goals.
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Leader Support
Leaders receive targeted support to drive innovation and navigate today’s SEL challenges within their district.
Discover how an SEL curriculum for elementary school can help students thrive in school and life.
Insights & Resources
Explore resources that support an SEL curriculum—from SEL activities for elementary students to podcasts.
Why is SEL important? In an HMH survey, K-12 educators noted the high importance of social emotional learning in schools today.
View social and emotional learning resources and articles for educators to help equip students with valuable lifelong skills. SEL is more important than ever due to the effects of the pandemic.
Introduce your students to the five competencies of SEL with these writing and journal prompts for elementary, middle, and high school.
Listen as two former science teachers discuss practical ways to implement social and emotional learning activities in your science classroom.
Social emotional learning for teachers in a time of burnout. Explore ways teachers can empower themselves to create better conditions in the classroom.
An Ethnographic Study of Teaching in a High-Tech, High-Touch World
- Report Type: Professional Paper
Read 180 Universal: Mindset Study—Early Outcomes
- Report Type: Efficacy Study, Study Conducted by Third Party
- Grade Level: Middle
- Region: Southeast, Southwest, West
- Implementation Model: 80+ Minutes
Social and Emotional Learning Research Evidence Base
- Report Type: Research Evidence Base
Photo: Sixth-grade teacher Autumn Rivera
2022 National Teacher of the Year finalist Autumn Rivera shares her journey as a middle school science teacher—from supporting social and emotional learning to making the great outdoors her classroom.
Meet Julia Allan, a Kindergarten teacher in Howard County Public Schools. She talks about equity in education, social-emotional learning, the tooth fairy, bus stresses, and the joys of seeing her students grow together.
Garrett Jackson, a special education teacher in Saipan, CNMI, talks about teaching in isolation, supporting students after a natural disaster, and using edtech in occupational therapy.
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