Campus Expedition

A cohesive social-emotional learning program using space-themed cockpit and flight metaphors to teach students body control, personal space, and emotional self-regulation coping skills.

A complete, printable game kit designed to teach self-regulation and integrity across school environments. Students navigate real-world scenarios in unsupervised spaces, learning to make honest choices, admit mistakes, and exercise self-discipline.

Printable cut-out scenario cards for Integrity Quest. Each card presents a realistic school dilemma, three choices, and a Reader's Key indicating Integrity Point rewards and Ownership Badges.

A comprehensive four-week social-emotional learning curriculum designed specifically for middle school boys. It explores identity, healthy relationships, self-regulation, and responsible decision-making to build emotional intelligence and positive self-worth.

A collection of quick, high-energy brain breaks using academic, absurd, and future-focused Would You Rather questions. Designed to refresh student focus, spark healthy debates, and encourage physical movement in the classroom.

A printable, high-contrast, beautiful classroom gameboard with a clear serpentine path through five key school zones, complete with zone-themed spaces and shortcuts.

A multi-session social-emotional learning series for 4th and 5th graders, utilizing an outdoor adventure theme to teach connection, belonging, goal-setting, and self-management.

An introductory lesson on character education for K-5 students, focusing on the core value of respect. Students learn to define respect and apply it to others, themselves, and their environment through interactive discussion slides.

The complete instruction manual and printable player scorecards for Integrity Quest. Explains setup, gameplay phases, and how to earn Integrity Points and Ownership Badges.

A modular social-emotional learning series designed for middle schoolers (grades 6-8). Integrates visual architectural blueprints to help students construct safety networks, master self-management systems, and navigate campus life.

An introductory character education lesson exploring the four directions of respect: Self, Others, Environment, and Community. Students engage with interactive scenarios, reflective writing, and collaborative discussions to construct a personal respect compass.

A 3-page teacher facilitation guide containing classroom movement setups, a bonus 16-question bank, and a printable student worksheet for creating original Dilemma Duels.