A comprehensive 1-to-1 toolkit for identifying emotional zones, recognizing early body clues of meltdowns, and building a personalized repertoire of coping strategies.

An interactive game-based lesson where students apply Kelso's Choices to resolve 'Big vs. Small' problems in various school settings.

A comprehensive 45-minute lesson for first graders on self-control and personal space. Students explore the 'Space Bubble' metaphor through interactive games, role-playing scenarios, and creative drawing.

A K-2 social-emotional learning lesson that teaches students to recognize the intensity of their emotions using a thermometer visual. Students identify physical body signals for different emotional states and explore sensory strategies for self-regulation.

A foundational social-emotional learning lesson for first graders focused on the 'Stop and Think' strategy. Students learn to use a mental 'pause button' to manage impulses through interactive slides, role-playing scenarios, and reflective practice.

A foundational lesson for first graders on self-control using the 'Stop and Think' strategy to manage impulses and make better choices through a fun traffic-inspired theme.

A social-emotional learning lesson for 1st grade girls focused on personal space (physical boundaries) and flexible thinking to improve peer interactions.

An interactive lesson exploring the concept of respect, focusing on self-respect, respect for others, and respect for the environment.

A 30-minute high-energy lesson for 1st graders that reframes mistakes as 'brain-growing magic' through interactive discussion and creative reflection.

A social-emotional learning lesson for 1st graders focused on compromise, negotiation, and empathy through a superhero-themed interactive game.

A rapid 5-minute desk-side intervention designed to help a student reframe teacher corrections as 'power-ups' for learning. Includes a teacher facilitation script and a visual self-regulation tracker.

A social-emotional learning lesson focused on helping students transition from controlling behaviors to cooperative play. Students will learn the difference between 'Bossy' and 'Buddy' actions and practice flexible thinking during games and shared activities.