A comprehensive transition support system designed to help students navigate the move from their current school to Edgewood Intermediate School, focusing on emotional regulation and environmental familiarity.

Professional development for school staff to identify signs of prolonged grief disorder and implement supportive classroom strategies.

Advanced coping strategies and communication tools for middle and high school students to navigate the complexities of prolonged grief and build sustainable support systems.

Foundational resources for elementary students focusing on emotional identification, regulation through play and art, and simple coping strategies within a 'Heart Garden' theme.

A fast-paced, high-engagement lesson where students step into a courtroom-inspired debate to argue the value of honesty in tricky situations. Students will practice ethical reasoning and persuasive speaking using structured evidence and roles.

An advanced lesson on information literacy, focusing on distinguishing between facts and opinions and performing basic research 'missions' within the library.

A dedicated lesson on the physical care of books and library etiquette. Students take the 'Guardian Oath' and learn to protect library treasures from 'The Enemies of the Book' while mastering the use of shelf markers.

Informational posters for families during the back-to-school season, focusing on success routines and school/community supports.

A high-energy, reflective end-of-year activity where 4th graders document their year and look toward the future through a 'Time Capsule' lens. This 60-minute session balances individual reflection with interactive class voting.

A comprehensive set of bulletin board materials designed to welcome families and provide essential school and community resource information. Includes posters, anchor charts, and contact cards for a professional and welcoming foyer or hallway display.

A comprehensive collection of environmental resources for a school office or classroom, featuring a growth-themed mural, a 3x4 bulletin board layout, and sensory corner posters designed with a calming, nature-inspired aesthetic.

A trauma-informed 'time-out' replacement focused on emotional regulation and 'recharging' for a first-grade student. Includes visual rules, choice boards, and support for the caregiver.

A collection of welcoming and calming posters designed specifically for a high school social worker's office to create a 'Calm Connection Space'.

A 30-minute character education lesson for 2nd graders focused on identifying and explaining courageous choices that benefit the common good through interactive scenarios and reflection.

A lesson designed to help 4th-grade students master the art of starting and sustaining conversations about interests, hobbies, and personal stories using the 'Social Spark' technique.

A comprehensive suite of calming, nature-inspired office decor for a school social worker, featuring posters, interactive tools, and affirmation cards.

A comprehensive collection of environmental resources for a school office or classroom, featuring a growth-themed mural, a 3x4 bulletin board layout, and sensory corner posters designed with a calming, nature-inspired aesthetic.

A comprehensive 3rd-grade counseling lesson focusing on anxiety management through symptom identification, thought challenging, breathing, and grounding.

A lesson focused on helping 3rd graders understand different perspectives and move past rigid 'right or wrong' thinking, specifically addressing the tendency to label others as liars.

A celebratory final session to review progress, complete the post-test, and commit to long-term success.

Connecting current attendance habits to future goals and high school/career aspirations.

Addressing mental health, stress management, and how to navigate 'tough days' without giving up.

Exploring how being present builds social circles and a sense of belonging in the school community.

Connecting daily attendance to academic achievement and classroom confidence.

Developing a growth mindset to overcome challenges that might lead to school avoidance or lack of motivation.

Focusing on building consistent morning and evening routines to ensure reliable attendance.

The introductory session focused on the importance of presence and setting a baseline through a pre-test.

A lesson focused on identifying internal emotions that we might hide from others and learning strategies to "unpack" those feelings through self-regulation and communication.

A 15-20 minute introductory lesson on DBT STEPS-A Emotion Regulation Lesson 17: Problem Solving. Students learn to identify when an emotion fits the facts and how to define a solvable problem even when emotions are unwanted.

A 30-minute Tier 1 SEL lesson for 2nd and 3rd graders that uses a waterfall visualization to help students manage end-of-year stress by distinguishing between what they can control and what they can let go.

A career exploration lesson focused on public service roles, highlighting individuals who work for the common good through law, public health, and urban planning. Students analyze biographies to understand the impact of civic careers.

A comprehensive emotion regulation toolkit for teens, focusing on identifying triggers and building a personalized coping skills "system" using a high-tech theme.

A comprehensive update to the summer coping skills packet, featuring interactive movement activities, new grounding techniques, and a video vault for digital support.

A first-grade lesson on conflict resolution that uses the 'Peace Path' framework. Students learn to identify feelings, use 'I' statements, and role-play solutions to common peer conflicts.

A workshop focused on identifying internal resilience strategies to navigate the academic and social changes of junior high school.

A practical lesson for life skills and transition students on identifying their interests and strengths, searching for starter jobs, and understanding the application process.

This workshop helps 5th and 6th graders build resilience for their transition to junior high using a navigational metaphor. Students learn to identify internal strengths as 'compass points' to guide them through new challenges.

A 20-minute introductory session focused on differentiating between big and small school problems and understanding basic reaction sizes.

A two-day mini-unit on financial literacy covering savings goals, interest, investment assets, the power of time, and diversification. Students learn to create savings plans and understand the risks and rewards of different investment vehicles.

A heartfelt lesson for 2nd and 3rd graders focused on school legacy and kindness. Students reflect on their year, write advice for future students, and design a collaborative 'Kindness Echo' mural.

A 20-minute hands-on session focused on literal, concrete self-regulation strategies (Deep Breaths, Stop Think Choose) for managing small problems and using desk strips to ask for help.

A 20-minute art and SEL lesson for Kindergarten and 1st grade focusing on transitions and growth through tempera cake painting. Students explore how they have changed over the year as they paint vibrant spring-to-summer gardens.

A social-emotional learning lesson for K-2 students using the metaphor of metamorphosis to explore the transition to a new grade. Students identify their fears and hopes through a mixed-media art project.

Empowers 5th graders to lead by example, discussing the importance of academic integrity and resisting the urge to bypass school filters.

Addresses the specific challenges of 4th graders, focusing on avoiding game websites and maintaining focus on assigned tasks.

Helps 3rd graders identify common online distractions and practice making responsible choices that align with their learning goals.