Coping Skills Toolbox

A comprehensive 4-session small-group curriculum engineered for male-identifying students to identify mental health warning signs, develop tactical coping strategies, destigmatize help-seeking, and build active peer support networks. This curriculum uses structured, hands-on activities to translate psychological resilience into a practical field guide format.

A comprehensive introductory lesson designed to welcome ESL students to Engsol 1 and Engsol 2, establishing classroom expectations, routines, and building confidence from day one.

A structured social contract building worksheet containing the 4 core questions in a 2x2 layout on page 1, with a highly comprehensive multilingual word/phrase bank supporting English, Spanish, French, and Arabic on page 2.

A comprehensive social-emotional learning curriculum designed for middle and high school students. It covers peer pressure, stress management, advanced communication, and future planning through interactive, structured 'skill streaming' sessions.

A 6-week academic recovery and habits intervention plan designed for off-track high school freshmen, featuring an administrative guide, trackers, and student-facing workbooks.

A highly visual 'All About Me' identity profile worksheet with academic goal-setting options, structured fears checklists, and custom write-in areas designed for low-proficiency English learners.

A three-session small group counseling intervention designed to empower middle and high school students with the knowledge and psychological coping strategies to prevent substance use. The program explores brain neurobiology, physical and legal consequences, and practical refusal plans.

A career readiness station activity designed for hospitality and retail pathways. Students rotate through 8 interactive stations covering key employability skills such as interviewing, first impressions, professional appearance, communication, dependability, teamwork, problem-solving, and initiative.

An interactive introduction game slide deck revealing the answers to the detective trivia about Mr. Liendo, prompting students to write guesses on mini-whiteboards before revealing.

A behavioral economics sequence for 8th graders that explores the psychological triggers of spending. Students analyze Maslow's hierarchy, emotional triggers, the Diderot effect, and marketing tactics to design personal friction strategies for better impulse control.

A weekly lesson plan template and student handbook designed for high school teachers to launch their classroom with clarity, purposeful goal-setting, and robust collaborative discussion structures.

A detective-themed teacher introduction worksheet featuring a multiple-choice inference game about Mr. Liendo and a 3-2-1 observational investigation of Room 804.