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See how our friends at Rolling Hills Engineering Academy from Lancaster ISD in #Texas kept moving this world this year with our interactive and participatory #socialemotionallearning curriculum. Even with students on Zoom or social distancing in classrooms, they still brought moments of play and fun while practicing critical skills. We know this school year has been different, and we're proud that our partner schools continued practicing #SocialEmotionalLearning to promote students' wellbeing, maintain a sense of belonging, and foster connections. Learn more about our curriculum here: https://bit.ly/3lsJDK2

Our students need us to be their champions all year long. Not only does #SocialEmotionalLearning lay the foundation for all learning and support cognitive development, but it helps students and adults create strong family bonds, safe schools, and communities of #support. What does SEL look like in your school community?

Move This World is back on set this week! We update our #SocialEmotionalLearning curriculum with new content each and every year to keep it relevant, engaging, and aligned to the latest SEL standards and research. Take a look back at some highlights from previous productions, and stay tuned this week as we share behind the scenes footage to catch a glimpse of some of your favorite MTW friends!

Our free monthly Educator Wellness Series continues June 16 with our Summer Reset. Experience what #SocialEmotionalLearning feels like when it's participatory and rooted in #creative practices. Learn more and register here: https://bit.ly/3vPO9Z6

Safety measures have made our classrooms look and feel different, but a daily #SocialEmotionalLearning program that invites students to get up, move, interact, and play can help bring a sense of fun and normalcy back into the classroom. Here, some of our friends from Lancaster ISD in #Texas are participating with the rest of their classmates over Zoom. Learn more about our curriculum for Late Elementary (3-5) here: https://bit.ly/3bsGPK6

This past year has definitely had an impact on students' #mentalhealth, including an increase in emergency visits for both children aged 5-11 and adolescents aged 12-17. As schools and districts plan ahead for next year, we hope that student mental health remains a top priority. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth

Join some of our middle school students for the Shake Off and experience what it feels like when #SocialEmotionalLearning is interactive and participatory. Movement helps facilitate a mind-body connection when learning about our emotions. Discover new content every single day in our multimedia-based curriculum: https://bit.ly/3siAzLH

When you're feeling down, sometimes celebrating yourself is a great way to change your mood! Megan the Mermaid and Penelope the Porpoise from The Emotion Motion Podcast like to remember to celebrate themselves with this fun song - we hope you like to dance along and celebrate yourself, too! Listen to the full episode here: https://bit.ly/3mcak7O

Social distancing and remote learning haven't stopped our partners from building strong communities this school year. Here are some of our friends from Rolling Hills Elementary School from Lancaster ISD in #Texas practicing social emotional learning with #MoveThisWorld! Learn more about our PreK-12 programs here: https://bit.ly/3lsJDK2

Social emotional learning should be active, participatory, and playful! Emotions are not always comfortable to express, share, or discuss. Playfulness not only engages students in learning, but it helps create a sense of safety and makes it easier for students to be vulnerable. The BUZZ game is a favorite at Mangum Elementary Durham Public Schools! Learn more about our participatory, multimedia-based SEL programs for PreK-12: https://bit.ly/3lsJDK2

In today's episode of The Emotion Motion Podcast from the Move This World Audio Network, Megan the Mermaid and her family take a vacation to Tide City, where she makes some unexpected friends...join along in the adventure by listening here: https://bit.ly/3mcak7O

During #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, we're sharing resources to support #TeacherMentalHealth. In the #Saracast: Conversations in Social Emotional Learning, our Founder & CEO Sara Potler LaHayne spoke with Dina Nunziato about managing stress through #mindfulness. Listen to learn strategies you can use to support yourself today: https://apple.co/2NArqz7