A lesson on insurance basics, deductibles, and risk management using a 'Life Happens' simulation. Students evaluate three different coverage options to protect their budget.

An exploration of TikTok's psychological and marketing influence, focusing on algorithmic power, social proof, and peer-driven trends through modeled annotation practices.

A curriculum overview lesson containing the scope and sequence for the Academic Essentials series.

In this lesson, students analyze the imagery of Louis Armstrong's classic song, connect sensory details to positive emotions, and engage in a visual matching activity to build vocabulary and emotional awareness.

A behavioral reflection lesson for fifth-grade students to analyze defiance and disrespect through three lenses: internal triggers, social impact, and constructive alternatives. The lesson uses a 'Social Scientist' theme to keep the focus objective and growth-oriented.

A comprehensive viewing experience of the film Wonder, focusing on character perspectives, plot development, and thematic analysis through a structured guided viewing guide.

Practical strategies for preparing for and taking assessments, including multiple-choice techniques and time allocation.

Identifying school support staff and practicing specific scripts for asking for academic and personal help.

Strategies for tracking assignments, understanding due dates, and basic time management for high school success.

Learning how to use visual frameworks like graphic organizers to process and remember complex lesson content.

Explicit instruction on identifying classroom cues and using simple note-taking structures to capture information.

A social-emotional learning lesson exploring the diverse landscape of feelings within us, inspired by the book 'In My Heart: A Book of Feelings'. Students will identify their current emotions and create a visual 'map' of their heart using colors and patterns.

This lesson introduces the concept of a 'Body Bubble' for personal space and provides strategies for managing frustration without physical aggression.

A counseling intervention focused on reframing negative self-talk and identity for students who feel like 'the problem student.' Uses a detective theme to help students investigate their thoughts and find evidence of their value.

A comprehensive social-emotional learning lesson designed to help 2nd-grade students recognize impulsive urges and practice specific coping strategies in playground and classroom settings.

A high-level toolkit for high school students with ADHD to analyze and master their emotional responses. Uses a sophisticated meteorological metaphor to explore neuroscience, executive function, and advanced regulation strategies.

A targeted set of resources designed to help students navigate the frustration of not getting their way using reflective conversation prompts and self-regulation strategies.

Compiling all personal discovery into a final action plan for use in the classroom.

Applying new mindset skills to a current math or writing assignment.

Practical exercises in switching from negative self-talk to helpful, growth-oriented thoughts.

Reviewing realistic scenarios of school frustration to understand common emotional patterns.

Learning to name and locate physical and emotional reactions to difficult academic work.

Directly identifying and verbalizing three core academic or social strengths to build self-confidence.

A structured daily routine system designed to help students track their evening tasks, physical activity, and sleep habits through a mission-themed log.

A comprehensive lesson for Grades 3-4 students to understand the nuances of equality, equity, and justice. Through the 'Fairness Forest' model, students analyze systemic barriers, propose equitable solutions, and explore the emotional impact of fairness within a community.

A lesson for first graders to identify and categorize expected and unexpected classroom behaviors, focusing on respectful communication and classroom norms.

A social story and toolset designed for 5th graders to manage impulsive swearing during unstructured school times. Includes a presentation, social story, reflection journal, and replacement word guide.

A final session for a social skills group focused on celebrating growth, reflecting on shared memories, and planning for continued success outside the group.

A set of visual self-advocacy and focus strategies for a student to use in the classroom to manage distractions, frustration, and task initiation.

A comprehensive 3-hour PSR group lesson focusing on the spectrum of conflict resolution and essential active listening skills, tailored for adults with moderate cognitive functioning.

A one-hour collaborative session where educators explore five unique themes of connection. Each theme offers four rounds of deep-dive questions designed to foster empathy, trust, and vulnerability in a safe, professional environment.

A modular professional development workshop for educators focused on deepening relationships, trust, and empathy through five creative thematic lenses. This session provides actionable strategies and reflective practices to foster a more connected school community.

A restorative circle for educators focused on the foundational power of relationships, specifically with hard-to-reach students. This session guides participants through empathy, trust-building, and creating a culture of safety.

A lesson designed to teach kindergarten students the social-emotional skill of turn-taking and sharing specifically during center time, using visual aids and active role-play.

Focuses on long-term habits and creating a classroom community where kindness is the default, culminating in a kindness celebration.

Students learn about the 'ripple effect' of kindness and plan specific, actionable ways to help others in their school and home.

An introductory lesson where students define kindness through examples and non-examples, exploring how it feels to give and receive kindness.

A functional life skills lesson focused on navigating a mobile food delivery interface and calculating order totals. Students practice reading app UI elements and performing basic addition for real-world scenarios.

A comprehensive lesson for Year 5 students to identify the intensity of their emotions using a thermometer scale and apply evidence-based coping strategies to manage them effectively.

A restorative circle framework designed for professional development to help teachers explore and strengthen the vital bonds between educators and their students.

A Kindergarten Lunch Bunch lesson focused on managing feelings about change, using the book 'The Koala Who Could' to help students transition to the end of the school year.