A lesson designed to help students identify impulsive urges and practice the 'Stop, Think, Act' strategy to improve self-regulation through interactive scenarios and visual metaphors.

A 30-minute high-energy session using the 'Four Corners' format to help 100+ students navigate ethical dilemmas and perspective-taking.

A lesson focused on developing respectful communication skills with adults, emphasizing word choice, tone of voice, and body language through real-world scenarios.

A lesson focused on establishing physical boundaries and mastering respectful communication to ensure a safe school environment. Students will analyze conflict scenarios and evaluate their own communication styles using a blueprint-themed framework.

A restorative justice lesson designed to help students reflect on physical conflicts triggered by name-calling. Students learn to identify emotional triggers and develop healthier communication strategies.

A final simulation where students use all skills to complete a collaborative mission and celebrate their graduation.

Applying impulse control and kindness to navigate disagreements and unexpected mission challenges.

Focusing on active listening and clear 'I' signal transmissions to ensure the crew stays on course.

Students explore kindness as the energy source for the crew, practicing encouraging transmissions and supportive actions.

Focusing on impulse control, students learn the 'Tactical Pause' to prevent 'system crashes' in teamwork.

A restorative lesson designed to help students reflect on physical altercations, identify emotional triggers, and develop practical strategies for peaceful conflict resolution and emotional regulation.

A restorative lesson designed to help students reflect on their behavior in the cafeteria, specifically focusing on the consequences of throwing food and developing empathy for those who maintain the school environment.

A 45-minute lesson for 4th-6th graders on identifying types of conflict and applying 'Safe, Peaceful, and Fair' criteria to find resolutions. Students will distinguish between simple and serious conflicts and learn when to seek adult assistance.

An introductory lesson on personal finance for 4th graders, focusing on earning, spending, saving, and the basics of budgeting through real-world scenarios.

A lesson focused on developing social awareness and conversational skills, helping students distinguish between polite and rude language, identify appropriate topics for peers, and practice social scripts.

A lesson designed to help students develop cognitive flexibility by identifying stuck vs. flexible thinking and practicing adaptation to change.

Students apply their decision-making skills to complex, real-world scenarios and engage in collaborative discussions about ethical choices.

Students learn the fundamentals of decision trees, identifying choice points, and predicting consequences through visual mapping.

A series of activities designed to help students understand the difference between what they meant to do (intention) and what actually happened (impact) through stories, sorting, and reflection.

A comprehensive, 3-hour immersive training session themed around a 'Royal Academy' to teach social communication and friendship-making skills. Designed for a high-engagement learner who loves princesses and fashion, this lesson uses play, visual storytelling, and tactile activities to build confidence in social settings.

Review mission progress, celebrate successes, and create a long-term plan for continued investigation.

Practice reframing thoughts and "field testing" new coping strategies in real-world scenarios.

Equip investigators with tools like grounding and deep breathing to manage high-stress situations.

Uncover "False Clues" (cognitive distortions) and learn to recognize patterns in anxious thinking.

Identify the physical signs of anxiety as "evidence" and understand the body's natural alarm system.

Welcome new recruits to the agency, establish group norms (the Agency Code), and conduct initial icebreaker activities.

A lesson focused on helping students identify their emotional response to being told 'no' and developing strategies to stay calm using an anger thermometer.

A comprehensive lesson on identifying anger levels, recognizing triggers, and implementing self-regulation strategies using an anger thermometer visual.

A dynamic 60-minute exploration of leadership styles and qualities using a nautical metaphor. Students will identify their own leadership traits and practice decision-making through a 'Shipwrecked' group scenario.

A comprehensive lesson on personal hygiene routines, the science of body odor, and the social-emotional benefits of self-care, designed specifically for upper elementary students.

The capstone lesson focusing on building inner strength, practicing positive self-talk, and stepping out of comfort zones with courage.

Focuses on internal reflection, helping students identify their personal strengths, triggers, and values to build a strong foundation of self.

A guide to navigating disagreements and managing big feelings during social friction using de-escalation tools and 'I-statements'.

Students activate their 'Heart Radar' to understand and share the feelings of others, practicing perspective-taking and compassionate response.

Introduction to the Social Superpowers program where students learn to decode and identify a wide range of emotions in themselves and others.

A 30-minute social-emotional learning lesson for 5th graders focused on impulse control using the stop-think-go traffic light strategy. Students analyze classroom scenarios to practice making responsible decisions.

A 30-minute interactive lesson where 5th graders explore the ripple effect of kindness by brainstorming, creating, and launching a classroom kindness chain. Students will learn about altruism and community while committing to specific, actionable kind deeds.

In this 30-minute SEL lesson, 5th-grade students reflect on their growth and look ahead to middle school. They will identify specific SEL skills they've learned and write a letter to their future selves, setting goals for how they will apply these skills in a new environment.

A comprehensive lesson designed to help students identify different types of bullying (physical, verbal, cyber) and develop empathy through scenario analysis and role-playing activities. Students will learn to recognize the impact of their actions and cultivate a culture of respect.

A lesson focused on navigating the digital world with safety and intention, specifically designed for middle school students.

A social-emotional learning lesson where students explore coping strategies through art. Students identify stressors, build a 'Healthy Thought Palette,' and create a visual coping plan to manage emotions effectively.

Reviewing progress, setting future goals, and celebrating the completion of the Mindset Mountain journey.

Improving social interactions through perspective-taking and assertive communication skills.

Developing a personalized 'Coping Kit' of actionable strategies for high-stress moments.

Introduces mindfulness and grounding exercises to help manage physical symptoms of emotional dysregulation.

Focuses on identifying the 'Inner Critic' and using CBT techniques to reframe negative self-talk into helpful thoughts.

Introduction to the 6-week journey, focusing on identifying emotions and establishing a baseline for the virtual client.

Students synthesize their learning by creating a digital coping strategy toolbox project, supported by a tactical anchor chart of mindfulness techniques.

Students use detective skills to identify common triggers through scenarios and practice immediate 'quick-calm' responses.

Students learn that anxiety is a natural 'internal alarm' system, identify where they feel anxiety in their bodies, and normalize the experience of stress.