A comprehensive 1-to-1 toolkit for identifying emotional zones, recognizing early body clues of meltdowns, and building a personalized repertoire of coping strategies.

An interactive game-based lesson where students apply Kelso's Choices to resolve 'Big vs. Small' problems in various school settings.

A 30-minute lesson focused on teaching 4th-grade students about accountability and the 'ripple effect' their actions have on the people around them.

This lesson teaches the student discreet, in-class coping mechanisms to manage frustration and anger before it leads to defiance. It focuses on regulation tools like box breathing and grounding.

A rapid 5-minute desk-side intervention designed to help a student reframe teacher corrections as 'power-ups' for learning. Includes a teacher facilitation script and a visual self-regulation tracker.

Introduces the seven continents through simple facts and sentence practice. Students learn to identify and write the names of continents in context.

A high-engagement lesson using a retro video game theme to help students with ADHD and ODD understand the impact of cursing and develop 'Power-Up' replacement phrases for when they feel frustrated.

This lesson helps 4th-grade students understand and manage frustration using a 'Control Center' metaphor, teaching them how to recognize emotional 'glitches' and use 'system override' strategies to stay calm and persevere.

A comprehensive individual social work session for 4th graders focused on mastering positive self-talk to combat test anxiety, anger, and social pressure. The lesson includes a blueprint-themed guide, data tracking, and a hands-on student workbook.

A comprehensive lesson on empathy, active listening, and celebrating differences through social stories and scenario-based exploration.

A comprehensive social skills lesson focused on empathy, kind words, and tolerance through the metaphor of a 'Kindness Garden'. Students learn to nurture their relationships and grow a supportive community.

A restorative practice resource designed to help fourth-grade students reflect on classroom disruptions, identify emotions, and plan better choices for the future.

A lesson designed for 2nd-5th grade students, including those using AAC, to identify emotions and learn practical self-regulation strategies. The lesson features a visual-heavy presentation and a companion choice board to support students in managing 'hard' feelings.