Our First Day Adventure

An elementary school curriculum that uses stories of shelter animals to teach critical socio-emotional concepts like empathy, inclusion, diversity, and disability. The curriculum is divided into age-appropriate lessons with teacher plans, student worksheets, and visual anchor charts.

A classroom-ready lesson package designed to support and reward honest behavior in children using a dynamic soccer theme. Includes an interactive soccer token board with printable cutout tokens and a daily communication tracker.

A 1-page printable daily log for parents and teachers to track student honesty behaviors, log specific 'Champion Moments', and sign off on rewards.

A comprehensive weekly program for the first week of school, pairing beloved children's literature with social-emotional learning activities, interactive crafts, and graphic organizers to establish class community, reinforce classroom standards, and celebrate Fun Friday.

A monster-themed, ultra-playful 15-minute introductory lesson designed for Kindergarten students to meet their school counselor. Through an active role-playing game called 'Monster Rescue,' students act as a rescue crew to help silly monsters find the right school helper (Counselor, Nurse, or Teacher).

A 2-page print-ready sports-themed token board featuring a 10-token path of soccer-themed 'Honest Goals' with matching soccer ball cutout tokens and easy assembly instructions.

A comprehensive read-aloud and classroom management integration sequence for the first week of school, utilizing six beloved children's books to establish essential routines, build community, and foster self-esteem.

An introductory school counseling lesson tailored for primary students with ASD. It establishes predictable routines, introduces the counselor as a helper, explores the counseling room as a safe space, and practices basic emotion identification with low-stimulation, high-structure visuals.

An interactive, high-praise coloring and activity sheet for Kindergarteners. Features a large 'Official Heart Helper' badge to color, a heart-coloring check-in section about when to visit the counselor, and a blank safe-drawing space.

Designed for grades 4-5, this lesson focuses on active empathy, animal advocacy, community-wide accessibility, and empowering students to design and launch real-world campaigns that support diverse abilities.

A highly engaging, visual 5-slide presentation to guide the 15-minute lesson. Features ultra-large fonts (all text is well above the 24px limit) and colorful illustrations of the three helper roles and physical game moves.

Designed for grades 2-3, this lesson explores basic animal needs, physical differences (including shelter dogs/cats with disabilities like blindness or three legs), and models of inclusion showing how everyone belongs.