The second of two 30-minute sessions for Kindergarten. Using 'One' by Kathryn Otoshi, students explore their individual power to stand up for others and practice the 'Stop, Walk, Talk' strategy.
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A social skills lesson focused on the 'back-and-forth' nature of conversation using a ping pong analogy. Students learn how to serve (start), return (respond), and toss (ask back) in a balanced dialogue.
A 45-minute workshop designed to equip high school parents and caregivers with simple, effective coping strategies for family transitions.
A quick 10-minute exploration of the science of generosity, explaining the 'Helper's High' and the community-wide ripple effect of kind acts.
A comprehensive campaign package for the March Madness Attendance Competition, including promotional flyers, a tracking bracket, staff communication templates, and a media press release.
A 10-minute lesson for 5th graders using an app developer theme to teach positive self-talk. Students learn to 'debug' their negative thoughts (glitches) and replace them with positive 'patches' to manage stress.
A high-energy setup for the RRPS Attendance League, including the scoreboard for tracking points, badge templates for team identity, and a playbook for rules and roles.
A solution-focused review of progress, graduation ceremony, and creating a 'Success Map' for future challenges.
A 20-minute 5th-grade lesson focused on building community responsibility and collective action to prevent bullying. Students collaborate to design a classroom pledge and individual upstander action plans.
Focuses on calm self-advocacy and using 'Power Words' to express dislikes or frustrations without resorting to shouting or threats.