A comprehensive set of questions and answers focused on the essential skills and knowledge needed for working in a modern grocery store, covering safety, stocking, and customer service.

A comprehensive lesson designed to help participants identify safe versus unsafe behaviors, recognize red flags in relationships and online interactions, and develop a plan for seeking help when unsure.

A comprehensive mission-based challenge where students sharpen their ability to follow directions, interpret social cues, and recall auditory information.

A comprehensive lesson on professional etiquette for hosting special guests, covering everything from initial greetings to active listening and appropriate conversation.

A foundational lesson introducing mindfulness and practical coping skills for navigating social anxiety and maintaining focus.

Specialized internship tracking for the ED 200: Perspectives of Teaching and Learning course. Coordinated by SLV BOCES and Adams State University, this system tracks the 20-hour course requirement and the 75-hour stipend path ($500).

A sensory-focused lesson teaching children to use their 'star powers' (senses) to notice the world around them and find focus.

An introductory lesson on mindfulness using the metaphor of clouds to teach breathing, gentle movement, and emotional awareness.

A comprehensive 65-minute training lesson designed to teach job seekers how to proactively follow up on applications to stand out from other candidates. This lesson covers timing, communication methods (phone, email, in-person), and includes role-playing activities to build confidence.

A comprehensive lesson on Benne and Sheats' functional group roles, tailored for graduate-level school counseling students to understand group dynamics in educational settings.

Focuses on rebuilding trust and repairing a reputation after inappropriate behavior has occurred.

Provides alternative social strategies for gaining attention and building connections without using shock-value or inappropriate comments.

Focuses on the unique risks of inappropriate language in digital spaces, including permanent footprints and legal consequences.

Teaches students how to read situational cues and adjust their language 'signal' based on the environment and audience.

An individual social-emotional learning lesson designed for middle school students to understand the social impact of high-risk language and develop a 'social filter' for appropriate communication.

A comprehensive guide for counselors on using narrative approaches to resolve peer conflict through restorative practices, focusing on externalizing problems and identifying values.

A collection of quick, high-energy session openers designed to build rapport and ease transitions in Tier 3 counseling sessions.

A middle school lesson exploring the emotional and psychological weight of cyberbullying through interactive scenarios and reflective discussion.

A comprehensive guide for school counselors to lead restorative mediations, focusing on narrative techniques to externalize conflict and promote student agency.

A comprehensive guide for high school juniors planning to start at a community college before transferring to an HBCU for a Psychology degree with a focus on child development.

A lesson focused on teaching children how to handle the emotions of losing a game with grace, identifying the physical sensation of sadness, and practicing deep breathing as a regulation tool.

A lesson designed to help students develop executive functioning skills by breaking a complex research project on school cell phone bans into manageable, planned steps.

This lesson introduces the 'Rock Brain' vs. 'Flexible Brain' concept, providing the student with tools to recognize mental rigidity and practice shifting to adaptable thinking through interactive scenario sorting.

A comprehensive lesson for 1st graders on using 'I Statements' to express feelings and resolve minor conflicts respectfully.

A comprehensive lesson on active listening that teaches students to identify communication barriers and practice empathy through perspective-taking. Students learn to distinguish between the 'signal' (meaning) and 'noise' (distractions) in conversations.

A 30-minute lesson designed for 6th-grade students (ideal for Life Skills or introductory financial literacy) to master the identification and valuation of US coins. Students will explore the 'Money Team' through visual aids, interactive sorting, and matching activities.

A lesson designed to help middle school students develop emotional resilience when facing rumors and gossip through perspective-shifting exercises and practical reframing techniques.

A comprehensive social-emotional learning lesson designed for 5th graders to identify emotional triggers, recognize physical signs of anger, and develop personalized de-escalation strategies. Includes tools for both students and teachers to navigate defiance and emotional outbursts.

A fun, interactive lesson designed for adult transition students to master food safety, hygiene, and kitchen-ready dressing through digital challenges and movement-based activities.

An assessment lesson designed to evaluate students' proficiency in core SEL competencies: self-awareness, self-management, and social awareness through diverse question types.

A 30-minute social-emotional learning lesson for 9th graders focused on the psychological benefits of gratitude and the 'helper's high' from prosocial behavior. Students reflect on positive experiences and commit to a specific, small act of kindness.