Future-ready, Thoughtful Decisions Start in K-2
Offline Lessons created with educators and elementary experts that build character, confidence, and future-ready habits.
Why start building modern life skills in K-2?
Our new screen-free Lessons are designed to build a foundation for treating others with kindness, making good choices, and handling situations in respectful ways, effectively equipping young students for future success, both online and offline.
Big Emotions
Young students have big emotions. And that’s okay! They just haven’t learned how to express themselves or manage their emotions in safe ways, which can lead to big outbursts, breakdowns, and frustrations.
Disagreements with Friends
K-2 students are building fundamental skills related to sharing, cooperating with others, and resolving conflicts. Without support, small disagreements can escalate quickly and lead to classroom disruptions and hurt feelings.
Unprepared for Tech
From school-issued devices to online games and the influence of friends, family, or older siblings, young students experience technology more than we realize – even if they don’t have their own device, yet.
Explore K-2 Offline Lessons that fuel future-ready skills from the start.
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Unplugged Lessons build high-character decision-making from the beginning
Give your youngest students the skills they need before they start swiping, scrolling, and posting. With new #WinAtSocial K-2 Offline Lessons, students practice empathy, decision-making, and self-control through screen-free activities that lay the groundwork for health, happiness, and long-term success.
Engage students with developmentally appropriate activities without screens
Through fun, unplugged activities, students grow confidence, creativity, and integrity. With print-and-go Lessons designed for busy educators, it’s easy to bring meaningful, hands-on, modern life skill building into the classroom.
Align and support your family community with a common language & resources
Each lesson includes a take-home activity to reinforce key skills learned in the classroom at home. With a common language around building future-ready habits used throughout your school, these family activities reinforce habits, open up conversations, and help families feel more connected to what their children are learning.
Featured Speaker
Kyle Piccioli
Director of Partnership Enablement
The Social Institute
4:00 - 4:20 p.m. ET
Join The Social Institute for a focused look at #WinAtSocial Offline, The Social Institute’s tech-free option for building modern life skills through discussion, activities, and peer connection — no devices required.
Featured Speaker
Sheila Latkowski
Director of Account Management
The Social Institute
4:00 - 4:20 p.m. ET
Join The Social Institute for a focused conversation on what public schools need to address around technology and the profile of a graduate framework in the 2026-2027 school year, and how to turn those requirements into a plan your staff can follow.