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Second Step® Out-of-School Time
A Time to Thrive Together
Give kids in before- and after-school settings a fun, active way to understand their emotions and create a kinder, more empathetic community. Built on the foundation of our trusted schoolwide social-emotional learning (SEL) program, Second Step Out-of-School Time uses play, game mechanics, and voice and choice to bring explicit SEL to out-of-school time (OST) settings. With program training and embedded staff supports, Second Step Out-of-School Time empowers both adults and youth to practice social-emotional skills in any OST environment.
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Second Step® Programa Extraescolar
Spanish-Language Second Step® Out-of-School Time
Give kids in before- and after-school settings a fun, active way to understand their emotions and create a kinder, more empathetic community with fully translated Spanish-language printed components of Second Step Out-of-School Time. Built on the foundation of our trusted schoolwide social-emotional learning (SEL) programs, Second Step Programa extraescolar uses play, game mechanics, and voice and choice to bring explicit SEL to out-of-school time (OST) settings. With program training and embedded staff supports, Second Step Programa extraescolar empowers Spanish-speaking adults and youth to practice social-emotional skills in any OST environment.
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Second Step® Elementary Classroom Kit for Grade 5
Confident and responsible
Fifth-grade students pay attention to social status and need skills to deal with gossip and peer pressure. Additionally, they need skills to help them self-regulate so they can focus in class and learn. Research-based Second Step Elementary includes activities, award-winning videos, and guided classroom discussions to help students understand the complexities of feelings and reactions so they can be ready to learn and deal with emotions and problems responsibly.
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Second Step® Child Protection Unit Grade 5 Lesson Notebook + Staff Training
Working together to keep kids safe from abuse
Nothing is more important than protecting children from abuse—and doing so takes vigilance on everyone’s part. To truly make a difference, both adults and children need to be educated.