A lesson designed for pre-teens to develop perspective-taking skills through realistic social scenarios in school, home, and peer settings. Students act as 'Social Detectives' to analyze feelings and choose empathetic responses.

This lesson equips clinical staff with sensory, physical, and cognitive grounding techniques to help students manage anxiety and stay in the present moment. It includes a comprehensive facilitator guide, visual slides, and practical student handouts.

A comprehensive training session for K-12 clinical staff on utilizing play therapy modalities to facilitate communication and assessment with non-verbal or younger students.

A professional development module for K-12 clinical staff to master and teach five core social competencies. Includes structured instruction and hands-on practice materials for student sessions.

A comprehensive training module for school clinical staff on teaching emotional intelligence. This lesson covers emotional vocabulary, empathy development, and regulation strategies across K-12 developmental stages.

A collection of resources designed to help parents and educators identify, monitor, and systematically reduce anxiety accommodations, with a specific focus on overcoming school refusal and fostering child independence.

A bridge lesson exploring the intersection of 'dream' careers (streaming, sports, music) and 'reality' careers (nursing, trades, real estate), emphasizing open-mindedness and skill transferability.

A lesson designed to bridge the gap between finishing an assignment and successfully submitting it. Students explore common 'submission traps' and build personalized systems for physical and digital turn-in success.

This lesson teaches students essential workplace collaboration skills, focusing on effective communication, role-playing scenarios, and a hands-on team task to build professional interpersonal skills.

A lesson focused on facilitating and documenting collaborative learning through structured rotations and Think-Pair-Share discussions. Includes tools for teacher monitoring and student self-reflection.

A workshop for graduating seniors and undergraduates to navigate the psychological transition into adulthood through identity mapping and values clarification.

A practical lesson for entry-level job seekers to identify key information in job postings and determine if a role aligns with their personal needs and abilities.

A hands-on financial literacy lesson where students apply budgeting principles to real-world scenarios, managing income, expenses, and savings goals for a fictional persona.

A hands-on vocational activity focused on sorting mail into categories like HR, Urgent, Manager, and Trash to build organizational and attention-to-detail skills.

A high-energy, station-based lesson focusing on active listening and professional communication with peers in the workplace. Students move through interactive tasks that build social-emotional skills, collaborative habits, and the ability to give and receive professional feedback.

A 30-minute workshop for parents focused on identifying anxiety in 4th graders and implementing practical, UNO-inspired coping strategies. Includes a minimalist slide presentation and a sleek, fridge-worthy handout.

A fast-paced introductory session where 11th-grade students learn to navigate PrepStep's Scholarship Finder, apply eligibility filters, and save potential awards to their account for future college planning.

A comprehensive lesson for 9th graders on identifying and respecting physical and social boundaries with friends, focusing on reading social cues like voice level, body language, and timing.

A high-energy, kinetic lesson for students to identify and map stress levels (High, Middle, Low) and their physical manifestations through a ball-toss reflection on Quarter 3.

This lesson explores the ethical and legal implications of using social media to vet job candidates, focusing on identifying arguments and balancing utility with risk.

This lesson explores the ethical and legal implications of using social media as a tool for evaluating job candidates, focusing on critical reading and argument analysis.