Three Schools get 6 weeks of SEED

6 weekly sessions of Social Emotional Educational Development (SEED) held weekly at a local school in the Sacramento, CA area. This SEED program uses Role-playing as Development and Board gaming as Development in an effort to provide a safe environment for participants to learn social emotional skills in a fun, constructive, and interactive manner.

This will allow three Sacramento, CA area Schools in need to have between 6 and 35 students get some good information and begin to learn what some important Social Emotional skills are.

Social emotional skills that are focused on:

- Emotional Awareness (identifying emotions in self and others, understanding prejudices and biases, compassion)

- Emotional Management (responding to challenges, “good sport” competitive spirit, using stress management strategies, organizational skills)

- Collaboration (problem solving, strategy, decision making)

- Communication (assertiveness skills, turn-taking, respectful interactions, resisting negative social pressure)

- Divergent thinking (seeking help, goals beyond winning, accountability, situationism and self monitoring) 

Once funded the classes and schools will be chosen and classes will begin.

These services are developed and provided by Alever Consulting and Time2Tabletop.