Upstairs Brain Downstairs Brain - SEL Sketches

Our brains our powerful and strong! Learn more about how your brain works in a fun and easy to understand way with this SEL Sketches video!
The Upstairs and Downstairs Brain concept is introduced in the book The Whole Brain Child by Dan Seigel and Tina Payne Bryson. I highly recommend this read if you haven’t checked it out already! I have also linked a few other great books for you to take a look at just in case you’d like to learn more:
**The Whole Brain Child: amzn.to/3wUiIO3
**Beyond Behavior:amzn.to/3uOUovq
**Connections over Compliance: amzn.to/3ddToL7
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AG Fonts - Amy Groesbeck Teaching Resources
TTP Scribble - The Triple Point Teaching Resources
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