Thinkseeds

Social emotional learning curriculum and development.

Thinkseeds Lesson Plans—More coming soon!

Free Teacher Lesson Plan—A Lesson in Listening

This lesson plan helps students learn the act of intentionally listening to improve focus and understanding what is being said. Free download.

Teacher Lesson Plan—How Do I Really Feel?

Based on the book How Do You Fix A Bad Day? by Pam Cantone, the “How Do I Really Feel” lesson plan takes your conversations a step further and explores feelings from the inside out, navigating conversations and activities with students and engaging their self-awareness about how they really feel.

WOULD YOU RATHER...

Establish mental well-being in children or fix mental well-being in adults?

Cultivating confident thinkers

Cultivating confident thinkers through guided impactful conversations and self expression to develop social emotional learning and essential skills which promote success in academic and life settings.

Our approach provides the opportunity to practice intentional thinking through discovery-based learning and inquiry, paired with reflective self expression of awareness which targets the development of social and emotional skills for success in academics and life.

Students engage in:

Problem selving
Reflective self awareness
Critical thinking
Building self confidence
Application of knowledge

Teaching kids HOW to think, not WHAT to think

Ask important questions, find important answers.

Students engage in:

Problem selving
Reflective self awareness
Critical thinking
Building self confidence
Application of knowledge

Benefits of open communication

Early intervention for challenges
Cultivate long-term success
Foster collaboration
Strengthen relationships
Develop accountability
Build trust
Promote self advocacy

Conversation starters

Three conversation starters to help children define success in the classroom that have NOTHING to do with grades:

What are things that make you feel happy at school?
How could you help or show kindness to someone in your class?
What are some ways you could be a positive influence in your classroom?

What is social emotional learning?

Social emotional learning (SEL) is a process of acquiring and applying knowledge and skills to understand and manage one’s self. Social emotional learning includes:

Self awareness
Self management
Social awareness
Relationship skills
Responsible decision-making

Why do your thoughts matter?

Just one conversation can change everything.

Problem: Anxiety.

Intentional Goal: Navigate feelings, overcome negative thoughts, and complete the test.

Solution: Offer a conversation with guided questions to reframe thinking and create self awareness.

Coming soon: Conversations with kids

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K-5 SEL curriculum includes:

SEL materials and program
SEL educator development

Social emotional learning programs, workshops, and presentations

Starting at $150
Professional development
Peer mentoring programs
SEL advantages for athletes
Customized programs available

Since 2022, we have been devoted to fostering community, connection, and communication through the Thinkseeds curriculum. Both students and teachers value the profound weekly and monthly lessons igniting essential social and emotional skills which are naturally utilized and applied in their daily lives. The growth in individual students’ self and social awareness, along with the positive impact on the entire classroom, has exceeded my expectations, contributing to a thriving learning environment.

The Thinkseeds approach to SEL is effective and easy to implement. It allows students time to think, hold meaningful discussions, and reflect in their own way.

The most impactful aspect of the Thinkseeds concept is that it takes a proactive approach to building a crucial foundation of well-being with a toolbox of skills children need in order to create success throughout life.