High School Program

The Mind Trek is a social emotional learning system that focuses on the whole person. Equip students to be successful in and out of the classroom.

Full Low Prep Scripted Program

Helping you save time and teach social and emotional skills:

Come together with The Mind Trek on an epic adventure that will help you save time and students discover their strengths, build healthy relationships, stand up even when it is hard, excel in and beyond the classroom.

Grades 9th-12th

56 Interactive Lessons

More than 50 Activities

Extra Stand Alone Units

Our Interactive Program

Teaching through interactive lessons and fun activities.

Help students master social and emotional skills with interactive lessons, additional activities, role-playing, and games.

Making SEL relevant for high school students

The MInd Trek program is exactly what we were looking for in a Social Emotional Learning (SEL) program for our middle school and high school. The program is user-friendly for teachers to implement in an advisory period setting. The content is aligned with our state standards and the unit topics and lesson objectives fit the needs of our students. We are very pleased with the Mind Trek SEL program.

Benefits of The Mind Trek

Why The Mind Trek?

The Mind Trek is a social-emotional learning system that focuses on the whole student while saving you valuable time so that you can focus on what matters! It helps students develop empathy for one another, emotional control, decision-making skills, and employability skills.

The Mind Trek SEL program helps students gain life skills, build relationships, achieve goals, and make wise decisions.

High School Resources

Full Program Description

High school can be a turbulent time of change. The Mind Trek program was designed for the ease of teachers and counselors to help students navigate this time in life. Powerful lessons are geared toward helping students control their emotions and stress. Lessons are also built to help students navigate conflict and peer relationships. 

Students are equipped to be life-long learners by gaining an attitude for achievement and grit when things become challenging. The program is rounded out by teaching students the decision-making process and how to stand up against peer pressure. Students also learn how their choices have an impact on their future.

9th Grade

Lesson 1: Emotions and Thinking  Lesson 2: Emotional Expression Lesson 3: Self-Awareness

10th Grade

Lesson 1: Reframing Emotions Lesson 2: Mindfulness Lesson 3: Stress

11th Grade

Lesson 1: Attitude and Emotions Lesson 2: Mindfulness/ Acceptance Lesson 3: Time Management Lesson 4: Perspective

12th Grade

Lesson 1: Regulating Emotions Lesson 2: Reappraisal Lesson 3: Priorities

9th Grade

Lesson 4: Empathy vs. Sympathy Lesson 5: Conflict Lesson 6:
Conflict Lesson 7: Types of Relationships

10th Grade

Lesson 4: Accepting Others that are Different Than You Lesson 5: Social Cues and Compliments Lesson 6: Disagree Respectfully Lesson 7: Boundaries

11th Grade

Lesson 5: Give and Receive Feedback Lesson 6: Teamwork Lesson 7: Balancing Relationships

12th Grade

Lesson 4: Diversity Lesson 5: Active Listening and Body Language Lesson 6: Leadership Lesson 7: Unhealthy Relationships

9th Grade

Lesson 8: How I Study Lesson 9: Growth Mindset Lesson 10: Goals

10th Grade

Lesson 8: Understanding Strengths Lesson 9: Failure Lesson 10: Feedback

11th Grade

Lesson 8: Understanding Weakness Lesson 9: Grit Lesson 10: Planning Ahead

12th Grade

Lesson 8: Finding Resources Lesson 9: Flexible Thinking Lesson 10: Overcoming Obstacles

9th Grade

Lesson 11: Rules/ Norms/Manners Lesson 12: Decision Making Process Lesson 13: Peer Pressure Lesson 14: Cyber Choices

10th Grade

Lesson 11: Ethics/ Values/Morals Lesson 12: Information Gathering Lesson 13: Standing Up for Self Lesson 14: Choices and the Future

11th Grade

Lesson 11: Priorities  Lesson 12: Evaluating Options Lesson 13: Standing Up for Others Lesson 14: Impaired Driving

12th Grade

Lesson 11: Experience Lesson 12: Reflection Lesson 13: Culture/ Influence Lesson 14: Drugs and Alcohol

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Check out some of our frequently asked questions.

You know your students better than anyone else. The Mind Trek SEL Program lessons are scripted so that you can teach them to your students.

Lessons in the scope and sequence are designed to be presented in 10-20 minutes. 

Additional activities can be added to the lessons to supplement learning on the same day or at a later time.

The Mind Trek SEL Program was designed to be implemented by any staff member in the building. 

SEL lessons help build community and relationships. This is a great opportunity for teachers to build community in the classrooms.

Lessons are scripted so that everyone can be on the same page. 

The Mind Trek SEL Program can be implemented in a variety of ways. You can do it during a Success/Advisory period or in a particular class. 

You can also find more information on our blog and podcast.

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