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A table outlining the yearly SEL scope and sequence with monthly themes and weekly topics for each month, covering emotional and social learning topics.
Table outlining yearly SEL scope and sequence, divided into monthly themes, weekly activities, and learning focuses for each week across four months.
A chart titled 'Yearly SEL Scope and Sequence' displaying themes across nine months with weekly focuses divided into four weeks: Week 1 (New Things, Empathy, Self-Control, Focus, Pushing Through Frustration, Being a Good Friend, Conflict Resolution, Happiness, Anxiety), Week 2 (Routines, Perspective Taking, Choosing Calm, Learning to Listen, Making Mistakes, Saying No, Friendship, Sadness, Fear and Nervousness), Week 3 (Building Class Relationships, Flexible Thinking, Time Management, Following Directions, Adapting to Challenges, Joining a Group, Asking Friends Over, Anger, Dealing with Rejection), and Week 4 (Self-Advocacy, Communicating Our Feelings, Executive Functioning, Getting Attention, Understanding Our Feelings, Including Others, Feeling Left Out, Excitement, Dealing with Losing).

Lower Elementary Yearly Scope and Sequence

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Upper Elementary Yearly Scope and Sequence

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Upper Elementary Example:

Illustration of a pink flamingo with big eyes, surrounded by green tropical leaves, a backpack, books, and a backpack, set against a tan background, in a cartoon style.
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An illustrated young girl sitting at a desk in a classroom, holding her chin and looking thoughtful, with a chalkboard and map in the background.
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Secondary Yearly Scope and Sequence

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Secondary Example:

A colorful digital illustration of an open binder with various colored tabs and papers, accompanied by text that reads 'Zoey Can't Organize her Binder' and a smaller text that says 'Come along with Zoey as she learns to organize her materials'. There is a 'Next' arrow in the bottom right corner.
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