A 30-minute lesson designed for grades 3-6 to help students identify symptoms of test anxiety and master coping strategies like deep breathing and positive self-talk. The lesson includes a presentation, a movement-based review game, and a family engagement resource.

A training module for school staff on re-engaging students aged 16 and older who are experiencing truancy, focusing on supportive interventions rather than legal mandates.

A self-reflection lesson designed to help middle school students balance social desires with academic responsibilities, focusing on overcoming the urge to 'perform' for peers.

A lesson designed to empower students who are older than their peers, focusing on balancing personal rights with positive social leadership while honoring their own identity as a student first.

A 20-minute restorative lesson specifically tailored for 6th graders to navigate the social transitions of middle school by identifying and practicing the qualities of healthy friendships.

A comprehensive suite of materials designed to help school district leadership address chronic absenteeism and truancy through a multi-tiered system of support, focusing on preventative culture and data-driven intervention.

A comprehensive guide for elementary teachers to introduce and establish norms for a classroom break space. Includes facilitation scripts, setup checklists, and student-facing visuals to ensure the space is used effectively and respectfully.

This lesson introduces 6th-grade students to the basics of art therapy through creative expression. Students will learn how colors and shapes can represent their feelings, creating a personal 'Mood Map' to explore their emotions in a safe, non-judgmental environment.

A social-emotional learning lesson for older students (3-6) addressing social cues, consent, and the impact of personal behavior on others within a school community.

A foundational lesson for younger students (K-2) focusing on the concept of 'personal bubbles' and the difference between public and private body parts and behaviors.

A 30-minute Tier 2 lesson for 6th graders focused on developing effective communication skills and practicing 'I statements' to express thoughts and feelings clearly and respectfully.

Explores the unique stress of social media and gaming, focusing on the 'digital adrenaline' loop. Students create digital boundaries and practice 'rebooting' their brains after screen time.

Addresses peer conflict and bullying through de-escalation strategies and physical movement. Includes a role-play game to practice assertive communication and stress-relieving exercises.

Focuses on managing test anxiety and academic pressure using grounding techniques and tactile sensory strategies. Students build 'focus kits' and practice mindfulness under pressure.

Students learn to identify their personal stress triggers and recognize the physical 'early warning signs' their bodies send before a meltdown occurs. Introduction to Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR) and box breathing.

This lesson introduces 6th-grade students to mindfulness practices, focusing on breathing exercises and mindful thinking to help manage stress and improve concentration.

A collection of translated materials for a real-world financial simulation, including expense tracking worksheets and occupation reference lists in Spanish.

A high-energy, 30-minute small group session designed for 7th-grade students with ADHD to build motivation and a growth mindset ahead of EOG testing. The lesson uses a 'Mental Gym' theme to reframe test prep as cognitive strength training.

A comprehensive first individual counseling session designed to build rapport, establish trust, and introduce the counseling relationship to high school freshmen.

A celebratory closing session for 6th graders to acknowledge their achievements, identify coping strategies, and prepare for the transition to 7th grade and middle school growth.

Students explore the use of similes and metaphors in Katy Perry's 'Roar' to express self-empowerment and strength. They analyze how these literary devices create vivid imagery and a powerful message.

A pull-out counseling lesson designed for 2nd graders to help them identify and communicate common anxiety triggers through detective-themed exploration.

A lesson focused on heartfulness, compassion, and expressing gratitude to others through a personalized letter.

A lesson exploring themes of empathy and friendship through the story of Dana, a misunderstood monster living in the forest.