In this creative social-emotional learning lesson, 3rd and 4th graders become 'Empathy Engineers' who use a design-thinking approach to understand others' perspectives. Students will analyze social scenarios, practice active listening, and collaborate on 'blueprints' for compassionate solutions to real-world community challenges.

Provides hands-on activities to identify physical signs of anger and practice proactive cooling-down methods.

Introduces visual tools and strategies for students to recognize their internal states and apply calming techniques.

Explores the components of active listening, including body language, eye contact, and thoughtful responses to build stronger social connections.

Focuses on identifying transition triggers and developing personal coping strategies to move between activities without stress.

A comprehensive lesson designed to help students master the phrase 'I need help please' when feeling frustrated or stuck with teachers and peers. Includes a visual social story, an interactive worksheet, role-playing cards, and teacher guidance.

A session focused on naming and normalizing the wide range of emotions associated with grief, comparing them to changing weather patterns in a garden.

A comprehensive professional development session for elementary teachers on implementing restorative practices, focusing on building community through the Connect, Correct, and Consequence phases.

A lesson focused on interoception, teaching students to recognize the physical sensations in their bodies that signal different emotions.

An introductory lesson focused on identifying and naming basic emotions using visual cues and facial expressions.

A Social-Emotional Learning lesson focused on developing empathy, practicing perspective-taking, and initiating acts of kindness through interactive scenarios and reflections.

A 10-minute mini-lesson designed to establish respectful norms for 4th-grade discussions on sensitive global topics, specifically focusing on empathy and the distinction between people and governments.