Early Learning Resource Category: Regulating Emotions

Select from the filters above to sort through a vast list of PBS Wisconsin Education resources to support emotional regulation, including professional learning for early learning educators and educational media resources for kids. For more resources, contact us.

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Rhythms of Resilience

Take this free self-paced course from Sesame Workshop to nurture resilience in both children and adults by supporting emotional and cognitive well-being and development. Early care providers can earn three hours of credit through the Wisconsin Registry.

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Roads to Resilience

Take this free self-paced course from Sesame Workshop to learn how to build resilience skills in children. Early care providers can earn three hours of credit through the Wisconsin Registry.

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Building a Connected Community

Learn ways to help children and families get ready for school and life together in this free self-paced course from Sesame Workshop. Early care providers can earn three hours of credit through the Wisconsin Registry.

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Caring Communities

Learn strategies for teaching children how to overcome challenges, bounce back, and communicate their feelings in this free self-paced course from Sesame Workshop. Early care providers can earn three and a half hours of credit through the Wisconsin Registry.

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Kindness Cohort

Join a statewide Kindness Cohort in partnership with PBS Wisconsin Education and the UW–Madison Center for Healthy Minds. Learn about research-backed wellness strategies for supporting you and your students through the Kindness Curriculum in your learning space. Applications open in the spring.

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PBS KIDS Library Cohort

Join the statewide PBS KIDS Library Cohort to explore PBS KIDS resources that ignite curiosity, cultivate compassion, and develop foundational literacy skills for the children and families in Wisconsin communities. Applications open in the fall.

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Feelings Detectives

Watch this Donkey Hodie video clip together and learn how to look for clues in people’s faces and bodies to observe how they are feeling. Then, make your own feelings magnifying glass to practice this skill together.

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Managing and Expressing Feelings

Explore ways to handle big feelings with Daniel Tiger and his friends using this collection of short videos and hands-on activities.

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Kindness Curriculum

Learn foundational mindfulness skills, explore classroom-tested strategies, and practice mindfulness yourself through the Kindness Curriculum, a series of 24 lessons shown to have a positive impact on academic performance, peer relationships, and social competence.