A comprehensive lesson on conflict resolution for upper elementary students, teaching the S.T.O.P. strategy and providing multiple options for resolution via the Peace Wheel and Wheel of Choice.

A lesson focused on helping young girls build self-esteem, identify negative self-talk patterns, and break the habit of comparing themselves to others.

Students learn to adjust their voice volume like a sound engineer, mastering the 'volume dial' for small group collaboration and large group participation. Includes interactive slides and targeted self-reflection tools to build social-emotional awareness.

Celebrating growth, reviewing learned skills, and saying goodbye to the group while looking forward.

Identifying and strengthening the network of supportive adults and peers in the student's life.

Differentiating personal identity from a parent's actions and focusing on individual strengths and future goals.

Developing personalized coping strategies and self-regulation techniques for handling difficult feelings and stressful situations.

Exploring the challenges and feelings surrounding communication with an incarcerated parent, including letters, visits, and phone calls.

Normalizing the experience of having an incarcerated parent through shared stories and statistics to reduce shame and isolation.

Identifying and naming complex emotions using a weather-themed framework and introducing personal emotion charts.

Introduction to the group, establishing safety and trust, and creating shared group agreements.

A focused 30-minute introductory lesson on active listening skills, featuring a lab-themed facilitator guide, instructional slides, and a student practice report.

A fast-paced, interactive lesson focused on identifying non-verbal social cues like body language and facial expressions. Students act as 'Social Detectives' to decode how others are feeling in various scenarios.

A retro-themed social skills adventure where students navigate 'social mazes' to practice conflict resolution, group entry, perspective taking, and identifying the size of problems. Students act as players making choices for the character 'Pixel' to achieve a High Score in social navigation.

A board-game based counseling lesson where students practice navigating social challenges, conflict resolution, and peer pressure through interactive scenarios.