Social-Emotional Learning

Social Emotional Learning (SEL) resources help students in grades K-12 build the skills to understand and manage emotions, set and achieve positive goals, feel and show empathy, establish healthy relationships, and make responsible decisions. This collection brings together CASEL-aligned SEL resources from leading publishers, including IB Source and Seltrove Education, available in both print and digital formats for classrooms, counselors, and school-wide programs from kindergarten through high school.

The 5 CASEL Core Competencies

This collection is organized around the five core competencies of the CASEL framework — the leading standard in SEL curriculum design:

• Self-Awareness – recognizing one's own emotions, thoughts, and values, and how they influence behavior; includes identifying emotions, accurate self-perception, and recognizing strengths and areas for growth.
• Self-Management – regulating emotions, thoughts, and behaviors effectively across different situations; includes stress management, self-discipline, self-motivation, and goal-setting.
• Social Awareness – understanding and empathizing with others from diverse backgrounds and cultures; includes perspective-taking, empathy, and appreciation for diversity.
• Relationship Skills – establishing and maintaining healthy, supportive relationships; includes communication, teamwork, conflict resolution, and relationship-building.
• Responsible Decision-Making – making constructive choices about personal behavior and social interactions; includes ethical reasoning, problem-solving, and evaluating consequences of choices.

Formats available

• Print – classroom-ready books, activity guides, and workbooks for direct instruction, grades K-12
• Digital – e-book and digital access options for blended and remote learning environments

Why shop this collection

Every resource is sourced from trusted SEL publishers, IB Source and Seltrove Education, and mapped to the 5 CASEL core competencies, so schools, counselors, and educators can confidently select age-appropriate, curriculum-aligned materials to support students' social and emotional development from kindergarten through grade 12 — whether building a standalone SEL program or integrating SEL into existing subject-area instruction.