A 30-minute small group session focused on recognizing physical signs of anger and practicing concrete cooling strategies using visual and hands-on tools.

A high-energy, practical introduction to personal banking. Students will master the differences between checking and savings, learn to navigate the 'overdraft trap,' and build a digital security fortress for their online banking.

A lesson for 6th graders on the importance of self-advocacy, identifying personal needs, and communicating them effectively using the '3 Cs' approach: Calm, Clear, and Confident.

An introductory workshop on checking vs. savings accounts, the mechanics of overdraft fees, and best practices for secure online banking.

This lesson helps students navigate social boundaries by distinguishing between being friendly to everyone and forming deep friendships. Through a mapping metaphor, students learn that it is healthy and okay to choose their close friends while remaining kind to others.

A lesson focused on researching and profiling influential women using digital encyclopedias. Students practice gathering key facts and summarizing information in an accessible format.

A focused 20-minute individual counseling session for 7th-grade students to build resilience by identifying negative thought patterns and establishing a personalized coping toolkit.

Introduces the concept of growth mindset and the 'power of yet' through two creative projects: a vision board for future goals and a growth tree for past achievements.

A collection of resources to help students regulate emotions and find calm by focusing on positive memories and happy moments.

A lesson focused on introducing the concept of a growth mindset using a storybook format. Students will meet Pip, a character who learns that 'I can't' becomes 'I can't yet' with practice and persistence.

An interactive 30-minute lesson where kindergarteners discover their 'Listening Superpowers' using their whole bodies, featuring a participatory story and movement games.

In this session, school leaders explore the 'studio critique' model from art education and apply it to classroom observations, focusing on objective description and collaborative inquiry.

A practical lesson designed to help students experiencing housing instability navigate financial emergencies through scenario-based problem solving and resource mapping.

A comprehensive lesson designed for 5th-grade students to master self-regulation by learning to identify emotions and pause before reacting. Includes instructional slides, a visual anchor chart, a guided activity, and a teacher facilitation guide.

A practical financial literacy lesson designed to empower students with unstable housing to manage small amounts of money and plan for a more secure future.

A practical guide to financial goal setting and budgeting designed for youth navigating housing instability, focusing on small, achievable wins.

A practical guide to managing digital subscriptions, focusing on identifying essential services, understanding billing cycles, and finding free alternatives for youth in transition.