A social-emotional learning lesson that uses the metaphor of a prism to teach 2nd and 3rd graders how one event can be experienced in many different ways by different people. Students will explore scenarios to build empathy and cognitive flexibility.

A social-emotional learning lesson for 3rd graders focused on the impact of hurtful language and hate speech, emphasizing empathy and the restorative power of kind words.

Students will identify various careers by matching professionals in their uniforms with the specific tools and equipment they use to perform their jobs.

A lesson focused on self-regulation and decision-making using the 'Stop, Think, Choose' framework. Students will learn to pause before acting, consider their options, and make responsible choices.

A 20-minute social-emotional learning lesson for grades K-4 focusing on anger regulation. Using the volcano analogy, students learn to identify Red Zone feelings and practice 'cooling' coping skills to prevent eruptions.

Week 1: Focus on defining physical and emotional orbits, identifying 'bubbles', and recognizing warning signals in the body.

A small group curriculum focused on developing self-regulation skills, identifying bullying behaviors, and practicing effective coping strategies through a detective-themed 'Peace Patrol' lens.

Practices social initiation and expanding circles, framed as inviting new artists to the 'Open Studio.'

Targets self-talk by teaching students to 'frame' their thoughts positively and replace 'blotches' with 'bright strokes.'

Focuses on emotional regulation and managing 'loud' emotions when peers are unavailable, using a color-mixing metaphor.