A 35-minute social-emotional learning lesson for 3rd graders focused on resilience, the "Power of Yet," and reframing mistakes as opportunities for brain growth.

A middle school lesson focused on identifying the connection between physical sensations and emotions, providing students with movement-based tools for self-regulation and focus.

A lesson for 3rd and 4th graders to develop empathy and social understanding by exploring different points of view through imaginative scenarios and role-playing. Students become 'Perspective Pathfinders' to navigate social situations with compassion.

A lesson for upper elementary students that defines bias incidents, distinguishes them from bullying, and explores the importance of empathy and collective responsibility.

A foundational lesson for early elementary students focusing on identifying unfair treatment and understanding that everyone deserves respect, regardless of their differences.

A systematic approach to decision-making for middle schoolers, using a detective theme to analyze consequences, values, and long-term impacts through the 'DECIDE' model.

A small group lesson for 1st graders focused on introducing basic morning and evening routines and the concept of doing things the same way every day.

A small group lesson for 3rd graders focused on developing independent morning and evening routines. Students learn to prioritize tasks and manage their time to arrive at school ready for launch.

A 15-minute introductory lesson for upper elementary students to explore the concept of college majors through the lens of their own interests and hobbies.

A collection of creative coloring pages and a facilitator guide designed to help children identify, name, and celebrate healthy emotions through art and reflection.

A 3rd-grade lesson focused on building conflict resolution skills through active listening and the use of 'I' statements. Students will learn to express their feelings constructively and listen empathetically to others.

A nurturing lesson for K-3 students that uses the metaphor of a garden to teach growth mindset. Students learn to view challenges as 'weeds' to pull and effort as the 'water' that helps their brain plants bloom.

A lesson focused on the 'Apologize' choice from Kelso's Choices, teaching students how to identify when an apology is needed and how to deliver a sincere one that includes making amends.