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.

Celebrate the completion of the unit, reflect on learning, and award 'Solution Superstar' diplomas.

Apply all learned skills to various common classroom scenarios through a 'Solution Spinner' activity.

Introduce a simplified 4-step problem-solving model (S.T.E.P.) to find fair solutions.

Practice asking for what is wanted or needed using polite and clear communication.

Focus on making amends and the four parts of a sincere apology.

Help students distinguish between accidents and 'on purpose' actions, and learn the first steps of responding to an accident.

Teach students how to identify a problem and state it respectfully using 'I' messages.

Introduce the counselor, set group guidelines, and launch the 'Solution Superstars' theme with a creative shield-making activity.

A comprehensive lesson for 3rd graders on identifying and communicating physical, emotional, and digital boundaries through interactive discussion and role-play.

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.

A 30-minute motivational lesson designed for 4th and 5th graders retaking the IRead assessment. It emphasizes the connection between foundational reading skills and future career success through a narrative scenario and reflective activities.