Using their investigations, students create a visual 'menu' or choice board of their top 5 reliable mood-boosting activities. They illustrate these options to serve as a reference tool.
A collaborative group-building activity where students work in teams to complete puzzle-based relay challenges, focusing on social communication, turn-taking, and the concept of inclusion.
A collection of tools to help students in residential settings prepare for their school day through social-emotional reflection.
A high-energy, soccer-themed lesson designed to help disengaged students identify emotions and practice regulation strategies through interactive play and hands-on activities.
A comprehensive counseling module combining CBT and Person-Centered approaches to help children manage anger and improve focus in the classroom. includes practitioner guidance and student-facing activities.
A social-emotional learning lesson for K-2 students that teaches a concrete, physical process for resolving conflicts using the 'Peace Path' method. Students learn to use I-statements, listen actively, and find win-win solutions.
A bilingual (English/Spanish) lesson for 2nd graders exploring human diversity and self-acceptance through the book 'All People Are Beautiful'. Students celebrate their unique traits by creating a 'I am a Rainbow' self-portrait.
A series of activities designed for 1:1 wellbeing sessions to help students navigate peer conflicts and regulate their emotions during high-stress periods like the end of term.
A review lesson focused on synthesizing responsible decision-making skills through games, role-play, and reflection. Students practice navigating school scenarios, fixing mistakes, and applying the Stop-Think-Choose method.
A social-emotional learning lesson focused on the 'Stop, Think, Choose' framework for decision-making. Students practice pausing before acting through movement activities, scenarios, and visual reinforcements.
A therapeutic session designed to help a second-grade student develop social flexibility, manage attachment to a preferred peer, and build 'brave' self-talk skills through visual and repetitive activities.
The final week of morning activities centered on visualization, math challenges, compound word hunts, future-thinking, and celebratory wrap-ups.
The third week of morning activities exploring breathing exercises, logic puzzles, anagrams, "Would You Rather" questions, and personal growth reflections.