A capstone week that reviews all previous concepts and challenges students to apply their 'Mind Gym' skills to a final group project or reflection.

Teaches responsible decision-making by evaluating consequences, ethical standards, and safety when making choices in various situations.

Addresses classroom regulation and collective responsibility, focusing on creating a positive learning environment through cooperation and shared norms.

Explores social awareness and empathy, helping students understand different perspectives and the impact of their words and actions on others.

Focuses on self-regulation strategies, including identifying emotional triggers and practicing calming techniques like breathing and mindfulness.

Introduction to self-awareness, focusing on identifying personal strengths, values, and emotions. Students learn to recognize how their internal state influences their actions.

A comprehensive personal safety lesson aligned with ASCA standards, teaching students to identify safe/unsafe situations, recognize body signals, and identify trusted adults.

A final review and celebration where students earn their Truth Squad badges and commit to keeping their community safe.

Focuses on the mechanics of reporting: who to tell, what to say, and how to use the 'Reporting Radio' to stay professional.

Students learn to differentiate between 'Big Problems' (Safety) and 'Small Problems' (Annoyances) to determine when reporting is necessary.

The introductory session where students learn the definitions of tattling and reporting and practice sorting common classroom scenarios.

A hands-on social-emotional learning lesson where students use construction metaphors and building activities to identify, express, and regulate their emotions. Students will build 'feeling structures' to visualize their emotional foundations and develop a robust emotional vocabulary.

A lesson for upper elementary students that defines bias incidents, distinguishes them from bullying, and explores the importance of empathy and collective responsibility.

A foundational lesson for early elementary students focusing on identifying unfair treatment and understanding that everyone deserves respect, regardless of their differences.

A collection of creative coloring pages and a facilitator guide designed to help children identify, name, and celebrate healthy emotions through art and reflection.

A lesson introducing K-2 students to the first six choices on Kelso's Wheel, focusing on identifying small problems and practicing conflict resolution through a movement-based 4-square game.

A nurturing lesson for K-3 students that uses the metaphor of a garden to teach growth mindset. Students learn to view challenges as 'weeds' to pull and effort as the 'water' that helps their brain plants bloom.

A lesson focused on the 'Apologize' choice from Kelso's Choices, teaching students how to identify when an apology is needed and how to deliver a sincere one that includes making amends.