SEEL Principles modeled in various contexts, with explanation
This series of video clips will aid you in understanding the principles upon which SEEL is based and how to apply them in your classroom.
Explore Learning Through Conversations
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Teach Explicitly What, Why, and How
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Provide Frequent and Varied Practice Opportunities
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Motivate Children with Playful Practice
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Make Meaningful Connections
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To learn more about the SEEL principles, click here.
SEEL Principles modeled in the context of a single SEEL classroom Activity
Each of these videos briefly demonstrate a SEEL Activity that effectively incorporates SEEL principles.
Find a Spot in the Parking Lot
View Find a Spot in a Parking Lot in the Lesson Plan Library.
Sung Bug
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View other activity plans that deal with the "-ug" target in the Lesson Plan Library.
Visit our Lesson Plan Library to view these and other SEEL activities and associated resources.
Here are some more examples of SEEL Activities taught in various contexts.
Silly Snowmen
A Job for Bob
Scrub the Cub
Monster Masks
No Mail for Mitchell
Hop to the Pop Shop
Hop to the Popcorn Shop
Barbara's Best Banana Bread
Rent a Tent for a Cent
Grab like a Crab
Watch an introduction to SEEL for parents.
Silly Snowmen
Visit the SEEL at Home page, which is dedicated to parents whose children receive SEEL instruction at school.
Here are some examples of SEEL at Home activities done by parents.
Stop Cop
Stuck in Muck
Watch the lesson study process of a SEEL Activity.
Website Walkthrough
Henny Penny
To learn more about professional development with SEEL, click here.
A Kid Slid a Lid
Henny Penny
The Bug and the Jug
Go For The Gold
Scrub the Cub
Stuck in Muck
Ten Hens
Get the Jet into the Net
Get the Jet into the Net