A hands-on social-emotional learning lesson based on 'Beautiful Oops' that teaches students to embrace mistakes as opportunities for creativity and growth.

A 40-minute SEL lesson for K-1 students on solving social and behavioral problems using a 'Toolbox' of strategies. Students learn to handle hurt feelings and classroom conflicts through a hands-on craft activity.

A foundational lesson on whole-body listening and responding to immediate verbal cues like 'Stop' and 'Go' through interactive games and visual check-ins.

A 30-minute social-emotional learning lesson for kindergarteners that introduces the concept of empathy through the 'Heart Detectives' metaphor. Students learn to observe body language and facial expressions to understand how others feel and how to respond with kindness.

A gentle transition lesson designed for Pre-K to 1st grade to address the mixed emotions of moving to a new grade. Includes a read-aloud story, a drawing reflection, and visual aids to help students process nerves and sadness while celebrating their growth.

This lesson introduces students to the concepts of expected and unexpected behaviors through the lens of being 'Behavior Detectives.' Students will learn how behaviors impact others' thoughts and feelings and how to identify clues in different social situations.

Explores social expectations in the cafeteria, including mealtime etiquette, safety, and maintaining a positive communal space.

Focuses on identifying expected and unexpected behaviors within the classroom environment, emphasizing learning readiness and social harmony.

Students explore their personal strengths and emotional resilience through a 'Legendary Hero' themed craft and activity. They will identify their unique talents and learn how to use these strengths to navigate various emotions.

The second week focuses on the emotions of termination and preparing for the future, culminating in a celebration of the student's growth and a formal goodbye.

The first week focuses on reflection and skill-building, helping the student identify the 'souvenirs' (coping skills and lessons) they are taking with them from their counseling experience.

A quick, high-impact sensory circuit designed for a gym setting where students rotate through five stations to 'unlock' their inner calm.

A fun, interactive game designed to help students recognize and practice healthy coping strategies through movement and acting.

A set of resources to help preschoolers transition happily into their school day, focusing on arrival routines and social interactions.

A morning meeting lesson designed to foster understanding of neurodiversity, specifically Autism and ADHD, through discussion and collaborative activity.

A hands-on lesson for kindergarteners to develop self-advocacy and self-esteem through a collaborative board game. Students learn to identify their strengths, acknowledge areas for growth, and practice asking for help.

A social-emotional learning lesson for K-1 students focused on managing impulses and staying calm during peer conflicts using the 'Bug and a Wish' and 'Stop and Breathe' techniques.

A sorting activity that helps students distinguish between the unique ways teachers and family members show care and love. Students compare professional, educational care with personal, domestic care through descriptive sentences and icons.

An introduction to self-regulation using the 'Brain Engine' metaphor, helping students with ADHD identify their energy levels and use strategies to get back to 'just right' for learning.

A quick, high-impact session to help students distinguish between true unfairness and situations that are simply different, equitable, or the result of personal choices.

A lesson focused on redefining the eldest child's role as a 'Team Captain'. It includes an interactive social story to build empathy and understanding, a playbook for the child to plan their leadership, and a guide for parents to coach effectively.

A bilingual Kindergarten lesson based on 'Rhino Learns to be Polite', focusing on distinguishing healthy and unhealthy relationships, practicing good manners, and identifying positive friendship traits.

This lesson introduces the concept of private parts and private places through a social story and interactive sorting activity.

Students join Sam on a bus trip to a working farm, learning about animal safety, venue respect, and the importance of keeping hands to oneself (no hitting) while being a School Ambassador.

Targets executive functioning skills including task initiation, following directions, and impulse control through 'mission control' strategies.

Develops social awareness, empathy, and friendship skills by teaching students to read body language and respond with kindness.