A social-emotional learning lesson focused on helping students differentiate between minor inconveniences (little deals) and serious situations (big deals) to determine appropriate reactions.

Students learn about the 'ripple effect' of kindness and plan specific, actionable ways to help others in their school and home.

An introductory lesson where students define kindness through examples and non-examples, exploring how it feels to give and receive kindness.

A follow-up session focused on identifying positive and negative ripple effects through scenario analysis, reinforcing the student's progress and identifying future goals.

A 10-minute social emotional learning lesson focused on transitions and teacher authority. Specifically designed for a one-on-one session, it uses the "Gear Switch" metaphor to help students understand why turning with the team keeps the engine running smoothly.

A collection of visual anchor charts and reminder tools to help elementary students master impulse control using the Pause-Think-Act strategy. The lesson provides clear, actionable steps for emotional regulation and decision-making.

A comprehensive lesson for Year 5 students to identify the intensity of their emotions using a thermometer scale and apply evidence-based coping strategies to manage them effectively.

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 restorative circle framework designed for professional development to help teachers explore and strengthen the vital bonds between educators and their students.

A Kindergarten Lunch Bunch lesson focused on managing feelings about change, using the book 'The Koala Who Could' to help students transition to the end of the school year.

A social-emotional learning lesson that teaches students how to categorize the size of a problem and follow a structured process to find and evaluate solutions.