It’s time to teach SEAL!

You know that the ARTs are an amazing way to engage your students in authentic learning experiences.

Now, you can learn how to integrate the arts with social-emotional learning when you learn how to teach SEAL!

SEAL is a proactive approach to explicitly teach

social-emotional skills through the arts.

It is a branch of arts integration as it couples the naturally differentiating, highly engaging and emotionally charged power of the arts with the high need of developing social-emotional competencies.

If you’re a caring, creative teacher who is ready to start teaching SEAL, be sure to sign up for my FREE online workshop!

Watch this quick video to learn what SEAL is all about!

Are You interested in some FREE SEAL Tools? Check these out!

Connect with Your Students

Download these 14 ideas for Building Relationships with your students! Included are small, medium and larger ideas to fit the time you have.

Discuss Emotions

Use this SEAL Tool to build self-awareness and talk about emotions. Great for SEL conversations throughout your curriculum!

Practice Scenarios

With these Situation Cards, you can practice identifying emotions, build responsible decision making skills and develop empathy!

Be the teacher your students need!

Be a SEAL Teacher!

Join SEAL Teacher Training and learn the mindset, methods and integration of SEAL so that you can transform your teaching and develop your students’ social-emotional learning through the ARTS!

Learn about SEAL Teacher Training

Check out our library of posts containing information and tons of ideas for SEAL!

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Artful Community

At the beginning of the school year, teachers want to send a message to their students: “We are a community of learners, together we will challenge each other and share with one another.” We have a variety of ways to go about doing this and for some, they try to do...

Art at a Science Museum

Over the summer I was finally able to bring my family to the Boston Museum of Science. My kids are at the perfect age to enjoy and explore the exhibits and activities: everything from the dinosaurs to the electricity, the explorations of sound and space. We saw a show...

5 Tools to Help You Integrate the ARTs with SEL

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When Your Student’s Parent Is Addicted to Drugs or Alcohol

By: Dr. Sarah Toler First, a note from Elizabeth: Today we are touching on a tough subject - students who have parents that are addicted to drugs or alcohol. The sad part is that we need to start having these conversations. The good part is that we can be part of...

Teaching Remotely from Home

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3 Ways to Create a Safe Community for Learning

Let me READ this article to you! Just click play! Taking the time to build a sense of community in your classroom is paramount to your students' success. Why? <<<Spoiler Alert>>> It helps with everything! All year! When students feel like they are...

Implement SEL Successfully with the ARTs

Hey everyone, I’m Elizabeth and I love helping other caring, creative teachers bring the Arts into their classroom! I especially love doing this through SEAL: Social-Emotional Artistic Learning. If this topic interests you, you are in the right place. Talking about...