Support in the classroom

SEL Resources for Teachers

Ready-to-use activities for emotional vocabulary, classroom regulation, problem-solving and relationship skills.

Common starting points

Whole-class SEL lessons

Choose one concrete situation and a skill the child can practise with adult support.

Calm corners and reset routines

Choose one concrete situation and a skill the child can practise with adult support.

Conflict repair and cooperative learning

Choose one concrete situation and a skill the child can practise with adult support.

Supporting a student returning after dysregulation

Choose one concrete situation and a skill the child can practise with adult support.

A simple way to use a resource

  1. Teach skills proactively, not only after incidents.
  2. Model the language before expecting independent use.
  3. Keep visual supports consistent and easy to reach.
  4. Use brief reflection without public shaming.
Keep the resource in context

SafeSEL materials are educational supports. They do not replace individualized assessment, safeguarding procedures or professional care.