A lesson focused on helping students recognize the early physical and mental warning signs of anger to improve emotional self-regulation.

A social-emotional learning lesson that helps students distinguish between normal peer conflict and bullying using the 'RIP' criteria (Repeated, Imbalance of power, Purposeful).

A lesson focused on developing social inference and prediction skills for middle schoolers, focusing on common social settings like school, the bus, and online gaming environments.

A lesson designed for students with ADHD to recognize impulsive urges and implement the 'Stop, Think, Act' strategy using a 'Pause Button' mental model. Students will explore common triggers and practice thoughtful decision-making through scenarios.

A 30-minute lesson for 7th graders to understand the connection between emotions and behaviors, introducing a two-step pause strategy to improve self-regulation and decision-making.

A comprehensive lesson on conversational turn-taking using themed prompt cards to build social-emotional skills and active listening.

A targeted social skills lesson focusing on the 'Social Filter' concept. Students will learn to distinguish between 'Think' and 'Say', understand the difference between intent and impact, and practice empathy by considering how their words affect others.

A 6th-grade counseling lesson focused on teaching students how to advocate for their learning needs and ask for clarification in the classroom. Students learn specific communication scripts and practice role-playing common academic scenarios.

A lesson focused on navigating the digital world safely, responsibly, and kindly. Students will explore privacy, security, and digital etiquette.

A lesson focused on essential digital literacy skills, including identifying credible sources, protecting personal information, and understanding one's digital footprint.

This lesson introduces students to the core concepts of digital literacy, focusing on lateral reading, source evaluation, and identifying misinformation in online environments.

Practical application of CBT through thought reframing flashcards, social scenario practice, and self-esteem building activities.

A comprehensive lesson designed for middle schoolers to navigate the complexities of peer pressure. Students will identify different types of pressure, understand the psychology behind why we feel it, and practice concrete refusal strategies through interactive scenarios.

A multi-week capstone project where students apply their knowledge of Early Childhood Education to design a complete Kindergarten classroom environment and curriculum portfolio.

A high-school level lesson focusing on conflict resolution (negotiation, mediation) and self-advocacy in workplace and post-secondary settings, specifically designed for students with autism and learning disabilities.

A lesson designed to help students navigate major transitions like moving homes or changing classes by providing tools for stress management and self-advocacy.