Web-based classroom arts programs for early learners.
Curriculum that provides social-emotional learning and an understanding of culture and diversity. Tools for teachers building a better world!
Secrets of the Heart® TV (SOTH) pairs a universal theme we call a “secret” with an art form connected to a world location. Each interactive is 15 minutes long (10 minutes for pre-K). Delivered since 2008, SOTH’s evidence-based curriculum teaches children:
Secrets of the Heart® is a standards-based digital curriculum that promotes social and emotional development for children 3-8. Through multidisciplinary arts experiences that include music, dance, theatre, visual arts and puppetry, children learn universal values that enhance their self-awareness and overall well-being. Learn more about our curriculum below.
“I love the flexibility of the programs.”
“It introduced geography and cultures that most students were not familiar with and gave us an opportunity to learn more.”
“This has really brought an amazing sense of community within the classroom”
“Love, love, love that it is in Spanish.”
“They loved the songs and learned the words.”
“I didn’t have to go to a seminar. I just clicked the link in my weekly email!”
“My students really enjoyed learning and playing the different instruments and traveling to others places of the world through amazing music”
of parents say their children understand and demonstrate SOTH concepts.
of principals observed positive changes in students social-emotional skills.
of teachers want programs to return.
of teachers say Secrets of the Heart TV is easy to use!
Up to 15 students in a single classroom Montessori Schools, small classrooms or learning pods with students of similar age.`
Get access to the course for use by a single family, for in-home learning.
Access for up to 30 students.
Up to 4 classrooms, with options to add addtional classrooms.
Bring Secrets of the Heart® programs into your classrooms
Inspiring creativity, building character, growing community and teaching children wherever they are learning.
Phone: 323-932-0534
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