A high-level toolkit for high school students with ADHD to analyze and master their emotional responses. Uses a sophisticated meteorological metaphor to explore neuroscience, executive function, and advanced regulation strategies.

A structured daily routine system designed to help students track their evening tasks, physical activity, and sleep habits through a mission-themed log.

A high-interest, low-readability (Hi-Lo) lesson for WIDA Level 4 ELL students focusing on symbolism and the theme of authenticity through a contemporary fantasy story.

An inquiry-based lesson where students explore the ethical implications of using AI in school, culminating in the creation of a personal AI use contract. Designed for easy delivery by a substitute teacher.

A counseling framework for students struggling with parental expectations and guilt. This session integrates CBT reframing, DBT distress tolerance, and SFBT scaling to help students process disappointment and regain emotional balance.

A lesson for high schoolers on safe online communication, the myth of privacy on social media, and the long-term impact of a digital footprint.

A functional life skills lesson focused on navigating a mobile food delivery interface and calculating order totals. Students practice reading app UI elements and performing basic addition for real-world scenarios.

A practical life skills lesson focused on the steps and social scripts needed to successfully place an order over the phone for any generic business.

A structured session for students to plan and create a vision board focused on academic success and personal well-being.

A set of audit sheets for Indiana high school counselors to track student progress toward Core 40, Academic Honors, and Technical Honors diplomas.

A comprehensive lesson for counselors to guide teens through the process of creating a vision board, focusing on academic, personal, and social goals.

A workshop-focused lesson where students exchange drafts and provide targeted feedback on narrative structure, voice, and the 'so what' factor of their essays.

A high-impact brainstorming lesson for students who feel they have 'nothing to write about,' focusing on mundane moments, personal artifacts, and the power of vulnerability.

Students explore how authentic self-worth translates into positive influence and plan their long-term impact as leaders.

Focuses on the intersection of values and action, providing students with frameworks for making ethical choices in high-pressure situations.

Students identify their core personal values and explore how these beliefs form the foundation of authentic leadership and self-worth.

A comprehensive lesson on navigating professional workplace communication, focusing on building confidence and reducing anxiety in common social scenarios.

A targeted lesson designed to help students transition from broad brainstorming to selecting a specific, high-impact topic and matching it with a Common App prompt.

A comprehensive set of materials to introduce high school students to the diverse competitive events offered by Business Professionals of America (BPA). Includes a visual flyer and a detailed event directory.

A collection of resources for students in the school counseling center to help them manage their time and emotions while waiting.

A lesson designed to help students reflect on their testing anxiety during the ELA State Exam and equip them with practical coping strategies for future assessments.

A guide for students to understand when and how to contact local authorities in Clay County, focusing on the distinction between emergency and non-emergency services.

A comprehensive workshop for parents and caregivers focused on maintaining student and family mental health during the summer transition, featuring practical tools for creating routines and fostering connection.

A comprehensive workshop for parents and caregivers focused on building self-esteem in teens and themselves through positive habits, modeling, and family-wide engagement.

A structured guide for 11th-grade students to brainstorm and outline their response to Common App Prompt #6 regarding a topic that captivates them.

A lesson focused on understanding executive functioning skills and developing self-advocacy strategies to manage organizational challenges. Students learn to identify their own cognitive strengths and advocate for the specific tools they need to succeed.

A restorative justice and behavioral reflection lesson focused on the impact of threatening language, the boundaries between humor and safety, and the real-world consequences of 'jokes' involving violence.

A comprehensive lesson identifying common workplace application errors, from resume typos to unprofessional email addresses, and how to fix them.

An interactive lesson comparing hard and soft skills using card sorting, role-play, gallery walks, and debates to prepare seniors for the workplace.

A comprehensive movie study for 'The Blind Side' focusing on character development, ethics, and leadership through Michael Oher's journey.

A lesson focused on navigating conflicts and communication with teachers through role-play and reflective discussion. Students learn to express concerns respectfully and advocate for themselves effectively.