Elizabeth Anderson Lopez – författare

Engage second and third grade students with social emotional learning (SEL) topics highlighted in this 21-book set. These leveled books have been hand-selected to introduce the five key components of SEL as identified by CASEL: self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making. An essential teacher resource, Creating Social and Emotional Learning Environments is also included with this set. This resource is designed to help educators grasp what SEL is, why it’s important, and how to begin the implementation process in their educational environment. Titles include: Be Fair!; The Best You: Making Things Right; You Can Count on Me!; Diplomacy Makes a Difference; Fantastic Kids: Helping Others; Just Right Words: Fighting Fair; Doing Your Part: Serving Your Community; We the People: Civic Values in America; Outside the Box: New Ideas!; The Boy Who Cried Wolf and Other Aesop Fables; Respect the Rules!; I’ll Lead the Way!; Emergency! Be Prepared; Find Your Sport; Life in Numbers: Managing Time; Healthy Habits, Healthy You; What Makes a Family?; Fantastic Kids: George Washington Carver; Women Who Changed the World; You Can Too! Civil Rights Champions; Creating Social and Emotional Learning Environments

This captivating set of books for first-grade students introduces the concepts of leadership and responsibility in a way that is both engaging and accessible. How to Vote teaches young readers about the democratic process, empowering them with the knowledge that every voice matters in making decisions for the community. Park Rangers showcases the dedication and responsibility of those who protect our natural spaces, inspiring students to care for the environment. In You Have Rights! children learn about their rights and the importance of standing up for themselves and others, reinforcing that being responsible also means being an advocate. My Country, 'Tis of Thee instills a sense of national pride and responsibility, teaching the significance of our country’s values and traditions. Lastly, Payday! introduces the basics of financial responsibility, helping children understand the value of earning, saving, and making wise choices with money. Together, these books provide a strong foundation in leadership and responsibility, encouraging young readers to become conscientious, active members of society. Books in this set include How to Vote, Park Rangers, You Have Rights!, My Country, ‘Tis of Thee, and Payday!