A 30-minute social-emotional learning lesson for 6th graders focused on identifying and celebrating micro-successes to build motivation and a growth mindset. Students learn to track 'small wins' as fuel for long-term goals.

A high-energy, 30-minute social-emotional learning lesson where 8th graders use a 'Pit Stop' metaphor to analyze challenges and build actionable perseverance plans.

A comprehensive orientation for the Workforce Internship program, covering policies, expectations, and success strategies for new interns at Commonpoint Queens.

A 30-minute lesson designed to help students reflect on the impact of their teachers and create meaningful, personalized tokens of appreciation through writing and creative crafts.

A social-emotional lesson designed for young learners to navigate the difference between leading and being 'bossy,' focusing on self-regulation, flexible thinking, and kind communication.

A 50-minute restorative module designed for 7th graders to address social media conflict, bullying, and digital citizenship through interactive scenarios and a personal accountability contract.

A restorative and reflective lesson designed for independent completion by students in ISS. It focuses on re-learning the core principles of respect, taking accountability for specific incidents, and planning restorative actions to repair relationships and community standing.

A high-energy, practical small group session designed for 8th-grade boys to master de-escalation, empathy, and win-win negotiation.

A lesson designed to help 3rd graders identify sensory triggers, understand how sensory overload affects their emotions, and develop strategies for self-regulation and communication.

A foundational lesson for early learners (Pre-K to 1st Grade) that introduces the concept of choices and consequences through the metaphor of exploring a trail. Students learn to use simple decision trees to navigate everyday social and personal scenarios.

Students explore the concept of cooperation through the metaphor of building bridges, learning to share ideas, take turns, and contribute to a common goal. This lesson uses a construction theme to teach essential social-emotional skills for 2nd and 3rd graders.

A lesson designed for third-grade students to identify anger triggers and practice specific coping strategies like movement breaks and sensory input.

A comprehensive lesson for adults on emotional regulation and mindfulness, focusing on identifying intense emotions and practicing grounding techniques.

A comprehensive financial literacy lesson for high school students covering budgeting, saving, and credit basics, aligned with ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors. Students engage in a realistic budget simulation to apply their learning to real-world scenarios.

Students apply all their money skills in a project-based learning activity where they must design a 'Dream Room' while staying within a strict budget. They practice balancing needs versus wants and tracking expenses accurately.

A comprehensive elementary school counseling lesson teaching K-5 students self-regulation strategies including belly breathing, slow counting, and safe space visualization. Students will create a physical 'Calm-Down Toolkit' to use when experiencing big emotions.

Introduces the concept of unit prices and ratios. Students learn how to compare products of different sizes to find the best value, applying division skills to real-world shopping decisions.

Focuses on the mechanics of adding multiple items with decimals and calculating the resulting change. Students practice column addition and subtraction using realistic receipt formats.

Focuses on identifying and counting coin combinations and mastering the 'next dollar up' strategy for independent shopping. Students practice rounding prices to ensure they have enough cash for purchases.

An individual counseling lesson designed for an 11th-grade student with ASD to build self-awareness regarding personal strengths, emotional triggers, and communication patterns as they prepare for post-secondary transitions.

A counseling-focused lesson using Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT) to explore conflict escalation, irrational beliefs, and the power of positive self-talk as a regulation strategy.

A lesson focused on Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT) principles, helping students identify irrational beliefs that lead to escalation and replacing them with positive self-talk and calm responses.