A comprehensive lesson designed to help students identify their emotional 'weather' and deploy specific calming strategies for frustration, social conflict, and focus.

This lesson introduces Flex DoBody, the Thinkable who teaches Superflex how to use flexible thinking to select the best strategies, observe the environment, and follow through on plans to defeat Refuso.

A set of supportive resources designed to help students identify personal barriers to school attendance and brainstorm actionable solutions through reflection and cost-benefit analysis.

An individual counseling session focused on helping students differentiate between problem sizes, match their reactions, and manage anxiety-driven anger using a "Problem Pilot" theme.

A 30-minute interactive lesson designed to help students understand the vital role of socialization and the tangible benefits of talking with others through a collaborative game.

A supportive set of tools designed for students who struggle with academic avoidance, low self-esteem, and task overwhelm. These resources focus on building emotional awareness, positive self-talk, and practical task-management skills through a trauma-informed lens.

A psychoeducation lesson explaining the science of anxiety, focusing on the brain's 'alarm system' (the amygdala) and the physical sensations of the fight-flight-freeze response.

A lesson designed to help students navigate the departure of a staff member through reflection, gratitude, and communal acknowledgement. Students will explore the importance of transitions and create a collective memory-sharing project.

A short SEL lesson focused on reframing mistakes as growth opportunities to build confidence and resilience. Includes a read-aloud story, guided discussion, and a creative activity.

A comprehensive lesson on conflict resolution focusing on identifying triggers, using 'I' statements, and finding win-win solutions through role-play and discussion.

A vibrant, spring-themed 'Price is Right' game show featuring seasonal items, interactive rounds, and a high-stakes Showcase Showdown.

Reviewing progress, celebrating successes, and establishing a long-term "Recharge Plan."

Practical CBT tools and "power-ups" to manage lethargy and stay focused during the school day.

Exploring personal interests and values to find "sparks" that increase motivation and classroom engagement.

Creating a personalized sleep hygiene routine and building a "Sleep Shield" of coping strategies.

Identifying specific triggers and patterns that interfere with sleep using a "Sleep Detective" CBT approach.

Building rapport and identifying the physical and emotional impact of feeling "low battery" due to lack of sleep and motivation.

A short, engaging lesson for third graders on using 'I statements' (I feel, I want, I need) to advocate for themselves in everyday school and home situations.

A counseling session designed for a 10-year-old student to address low motivation, lethargy, and frustration with writing through the metaphor of being a 'Pilot' of their own energy and focus.

This lesson focuses on teaching students how to accept consequences for their actions without escalating the situation. Through discussion, scenario analysis, and role-playing, students learn the steps to take ownership of their behavior and stay calm when corrected.

This lesson helps 2nd graders learn how to handle teacher reminders and consequences with a positive attitude. Students practice 'The Smooth Switch'—a simple four-step plan to fix mistakes without getting upset.

This lesson teaches students how to handle teacher corrections and consequences without escalation. Through role-play and reflective activities, students practice the 'Four Steps of Accepting Redirection' to maintain a positive classroom environment.

A 30-minute interactive lesson focused on identifying and practicing respectful behaviors across three key environments: school, home, and the digital world. Students use a 'radar' metaphor to scan their surroundings and choose the best way to show respect.

A lesson focused on the practical and emotional benefits of maintaining a clean personal space, featuring sorting techniques and personalized checklist creation.

This lesson provides a reflective framework for students who have engaged in physical aggression. It focuses on understanding the ripple effect of their actions, identifying the emotional and social consequences, and exploring healthier alternatives for managing conflict.

A collection of materials designed to help upper elementary and middle school students understand the nature of worry, differentiate it from control, and practice effective action-oriented strategies.

Consolidates learning by identifying traits of healthy vs. unhealthy friendships and teaching coping strategies for social stress. Students complete a final 'Lab Report' reflection.

Provides practical strategies for resolving conflicts, specifically targeting disagreements over game rules. Students practice using I-statements and finding compromises.

Explores the role of emotions in relationships and the importance of empathy. Students learn to decode others' feelings and see situations from different perspectives.

Focuses on the fundamentals of communication, emphasizing active listening and clear expression. Students learn that 'good signals' are essential for strong peer connections.

A social-emotional learning lesson focused on impulse control, reading social cues, and making positive choices in peer groups through a relatable story.