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Subscribers34.7K
Views per video1.6Kmedian of the last 30
Views per subscriber0.05how many actually watch
Comments per video2median
Uploads per month0.6
Last upload4.6y ago2022-03-11
Total views6.5M
Total videos134
Long-form / Shorts11% / 4%

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What Lessons for SEL makes

Topics social emotional learning, kids education, mindfulness, mental health, education resources

6 Minute SEL is a resource to help boost core SEL skills. It contains 150 ready-made lessons. Each lesson only takes 6 minutes and can be used as prompts during restorative circles, as warm-up activities for whole group or small groups, or as a think-pair-share activity - the options are limitless! Be sure to subscribe to our channel for frequent videos and updates!

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Recent videos

TitlePublishedViewsLength
7M Intro2023-05-1612.4K3 min
CDC raises alarming mental health trends in Black youth and why these trends can’t be ignored2023-03-142.5K2 min
It's SEL Day 2022! | #SELDay #InternationalSELday #SELday20222022-03-112.9K10 min
Responding to School Violence | Empowering Students | School Safety | Gun Violence | School Shooting2021-12-1410.2K5 min
Byron McClure - Why I Created Lessons For SEL2021-10-072.4K2 min
Importance of Sleep for Children2021-09-255.3K3 min
Parenting Video Lesson of the Week (week 4) - Resiliency2021-09-184.0K3 min
How Parents Can Nurture Healthy Competition for their Children2021-09-102.9K3 min
Asking for Help | How Parents Can Teach their Kids How to Ask For Help2021-09-022.6K3 min
Helping Parents to Recognize What Anxiety Looks Like2021-08-262.1K4 min

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