An elementary lesson (grades 3-5) teaching emotional regulation through the metaphor of surfing waves. Students learn to identify body signals, use a three-step breathing strategy, and create a personal 'coping surfboard'.

An experiential lesson for grades 2-5 focused on learning and practicing five body-based calming strategies: belly breathing, grounding, muscle relaxation, butterfly hugs, and visualization. Students 'train' to become Calm Body Commanders, learning to manage big emotions through physical techniques.

A 35-minute social-emotional learning lesson for grades 4-6 focused on reframing help-seeking as a strength, identifying trusted adults, and practicing communication strategies.

This lesson helps 5th and 6th grade students navigate the emotional and practical aspects of major transitions, such as moving to middle school or a new city. Students will explore common feelings associated with change, develop personalized coping strategies, and identify their support networks.

A 30-minute introductory lesson for grades 2-4 focused on celebrating individual identities and building an inclusive classroom community through a collaborative art project.

A 35-minute lesson introducing elementary students to the mental health continuum, using the analogy of 'Inner Weather' to explain that mental health is a spectrum that everyone experiences and that changes over time.

A 30-minute social-emotional learning lesson for elementary students focused on building, maintaining, and repairing friendships through interactive brainstorming and creative activities.

A 30-minute introductory lesson for grades 2-4 focused on expanding emotional vocabulary, recognizing physical cues of feelings, and understanding that all emotions are valid. Students explore 15+ nuanced emotion words and practice expressing them through drawing and movement.

A high-energy 35-minute lesson for grades 3-5 that transforms mistakes from setbacks into 'brain fuel.' Students explore neuroplasticity, compare fixed and growth mindsets, and learn the transformative power of the word 'yet.'

Teaches essential organization and study skills to help students manage the increased workload and independence of middle school.