If you are an elementary teacher looking for SEL videos, then you found the right place! Videos are a great way to teach social emotional learning concepts and skills at the elementary level. They provide both an engaging and informative experience for students to learn about social emotional learning topics. Check out these fun and engaging SEL videos for elementary students below!
What are SEL Videos?
SEL videos, also known as social emotional learning videos, are media tools that teachers can use to teach important social emotional learning topics and skills. They provide a fun and engaging learning experience for students where they don’t even realize they are learning important life skills.
Why are SEL Videos Important?
SEL videos are important because they present information about social emotional learning in a different format than instructional strategies like class discussions and paper and pencil tasks. This format meets the needs of visual learners and engages all learners.
75+ SEL Videos for Elementary Students
Each of the links below will bring you to a post with 3 SEL videos based on the topic. Check them out!
- Self Advocacy Videos
- Goal Setting Videos
- Perseverance Videos
- Making Good Choices Videos
- Growth Mindset Videos
- Conflict Resolution Videos
- Emotions Videos
- Confidence Videos
- Compassion Videos
- Honesty Videos
- Friendship Videos
- Empathy Videos
- Self Control Videos
- Individuality Videos
- Inclusion Videos
- Kindness Videos
- Problem Solving Videos
- Resilience Videos
- Self Regulation Videos
- Sportsmanship Videos
- Strengths and Weaknesses Videos
- Teamwork Videos
- Worry Videos
- Anti-Bullying Videos
- Compromise Videos
- Mindfulness Videos
- Patience Videos
- Perspective Taking Videos
- Gratitude Videos
SEL Teaching Resources
Check out the SEL teaching resources below!
In closing, we hope you found this list of SEL videos for elementary students helpful! If you did, then you may also be interested in the SEL resources in my Clutter-Free Classroom Teachers Pay Teachers store as well as these social emotional learning posts for teachers:
