A CBT-based lesson designed for 9-year-olds to master delayed gratification. Students learn to identify 'Now' vs. 'Later' thoughts, practice the 3-Step Pause, map out rewards, and use somatic calming tools to control their impulses.

A set of print-ready homework worksheets and teacher keys focused on breaking words into prefixes, roots, and suffixes to reinforce reading and spelling skills.

A 30-minute lesson for 5th grade students to explore creative problem-solving and design thinking. Students will brainstorm community or school improvements, learn the key stages of design thinking, and sketch a custom prototype to solve an authentic challenge.

A 30-minute lesson for 5th graders exploring moral courage, upstander strategies, and responsible decision-making. Students evaluate real-world peer scenarios and develop practical advocacy skills to support others.

A 20-day series of functional math, life skills, and vocational morning worksheets designed to build real-world independence. Each daily worksheet includes personal information practice, coin and bill calculations, budgeting, next-dollar-up calculations, and real-world functional reading.

A comprehensive Year-Long K-2 Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) curriculum framework and teacher guide containing monthly themes, recommended read-alouds, morning meeting structures, and classroom activities.

A highly visual, concrete lesson introducing countable vs. uncountable nouns using real objects and mass substances. Includes a detailed lesson plan, beautiful anchor charts, and scaffolded student worksheets with visual prompts.

An introductory orientation to the AVID I Coffeehouse program, establishing the norms, expectations, syllabus, and professional leadership culture of Room 267.

A 5th-grade lesson on collaborative leadership and consensus-building. Students take on roles to solve space-themed teamwork puzzles and reflect on active listening and compromise.

A 30-minute interactive lesson for 5th graders exploring how honesty and integrity build trust in leadership, friendship, and personal growth through realistic moral dilemmas.

A 30-minute interactive lesson for 5th graders to explore digital citizenship, empathy, and respect. Students compare typed and spoken words, analyze a video on digital citizenship, and resolve relatable digital dilemma scenarios.

A warm, comforting K-2 lesson designed to help young students create a visual "Anchor Chart" of safe people, soothing sensory activities, and coping strategies to maintain emotional safety and structure during unstructured summer days.