A 20-minute Kindergarten lesson focused on identifying and naming 'angry' and 'calm' emotions using the visual metaphor of marching ants. Students learn to recognize physical cues and practice self-regulation.
A comprehensive weekly program for the first week of school, pairing beloved children's literature with social-emotional learning activities, interactive crafts, and graphic organizers to establish class community, reinforce classroom standards, and celebrate Fun Friday.
A highly visual introductory lesson designed for early childhood learners to understand personal agency, explore daily decisions, and practice making choices using structured visual supports, a step-by-step presentation, and interactive scenario cards.
Printable, high-contrast visual discussion cards featuring real-world social scenarios to help young learners practice making thoughtful decisions and self-advocacy.
A comprehensive read-aloud and classroom management integration sequence for the first week of school, utilizing six beloved children's books to establish essential routines, build community, and foster self-esteem.
A foundational social-emotional learning lesson for young children (grades K-2) to identify, categorize, and match the 'size' of everyday problems with appropriate emotional and behavioral reactions using highly visual, color-coded metaphors.
Printable visual choice boards with high-contrast grids and check-boxes, providing structured, concrete options for morning routines and calming down techniques.
A complete 3-day morning meeting routine sequence integrating social-emotional greetings, weather tracking, math counting patterns, sight words, and collaborative classroom games.
A comprehensive social-emotional learning lesson designed to build frustration tolerance. Students learn to recognize bodily triggers, utilize physical and cognitive calming strategies, and practice scenario-based problem-solving using a friendly volcano metaphor.
A colorful, visually-supported interactive slide deck that introduces early childhood learners to the power of making decisions through a simple 3-step formula (Pause, Think, Choose) and real-life scenarios.
A comprehensive 5-day orientation sequence for Kindergarten students, focusing on social-emotional adjustment and mastering key classroom routines like carpet behavior, lining up, and school safety.
A school-wide bullying prevention and respect curriculum covering grades K-8. It includes highly customized slide presentations, interactive scenario discussion cards, and pocket pledges tailored to each developmental level.
A teacher reference sheet detailing lesson timing, key concepts, guiding questions, and common misconceptions for teaching problem-solving and self-regulation.
