Social Emotional Learning- RESPECT, PERSEVERANCE | EQ Skills

Hurt feelings are no fun. When a young girl is ready to mean to a friend who hurt her feelings, this feisty old Elm tree steps in with good advice on how to treat friends with caring and respect, even when it's hard. Help kids build important emotional intelligence skills with this engaging video about treating friends with respect, even when we're angry.

A video version of the social emotional learning picture book, Be Bigger, from the Talking with Trees series, this story helps elementary aged students understand:
- being mean when we're hurting doesn't help
- we can learn a lot by looking at how other people are feeling too (empathy)
- it's good to think about how our actions will impact other people (respect and caring)
- sometimes it's hard to do the right thing, but it's worth it in the end (perseverance, self-control)
- good choices feel good on the inside

With chuckles and surprises, children learn from the wise Talking Trees about how to make good choices for the right reasons. Used in curriculums and homes around the world to help children build emotional intelligence and social emotional skills.

- Respect in Friendship worksheet
- What is respect presentation
- Empathy lesson plans
- Printable SEL posters and shareable respect quotes
- and more free SEL activities that help kids build emotional intelligence skills around respect, caring, empathy, growth mindset, and more.

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