A comprehensive lesson designed to help students identify different types of bullying (physical, verbal, cyber) and develop empathy through scenario analysis and role-playing activities. Students will learn to recognize the impact of their actions and cultivate a culture of respect.

A comprehensive set of strategies and visual tools to help students manage excessive talking while practicing emotional self-regulation in a small group setting.

This lesson focuses on helping students identify physical triggers for anger, understand the impact of their tone of voice, and practice specific 'cool down' strategies to maintain respectful communication.

A comprehensive lesson designed to help students identify and apply executive functioning skills through real-world scenarios and interactive matching.

A lesson exploring how the words we choose impact the feelings of others, featuring an anchor chart for the classroom and student reflection activities.

A counseling-focused lesson designed for Tier 2 small groups to understand the significance of the IREAD assessment, its consequences, and the power of personal effort.

Explores the nuance of respect and communication across different contexts. Students learn to navigate authority figures with agency and self-advocacy, using specific communication tools to bridge the gap between their needs and adult expectations.

Focuses on the foundational concept of trust as a dynamic resource that can be built or depleted through consistent actions. Staff learn to model trustworthiness, while students identify what makes an adult 'trust-worthy' and how to build their own credibility.

A comprehensive SEL lesson for 3rd graders focused on practicing positive social interactions through role-play and scenario analysis. Students learn specific skills for greeting, sharing, and helping others to build stronger peer relationships.

A short, focused activity designed to help students identify what is within their control and what is not, fostering emotional regulation and resilience.

A lesson for 3rd graders on recognizing restlessness and using 'mindful moves'—combinations of physical activity and breathing—to regulate energy levels and return to a focused state.

A restorative practice framework designed for 3rd-grade students to resolve conflicts, specifically focusing on physical altercations like shoving. It includes a structured facilitator script, a student reflection tool, and a desk-side conflict resolution card.