A set of interactive, low-pressure activities designed to build rapport with a resistant 9th-grade student. Includes a visual interest survey and a lighthearted 'Would You Rather' game to establish trust and understand the student's perspective on social work sessions.

A social-emotional learning lesson inspired by the theme of a dinosaur learning not to eat their classmates, focusing on empathy, self-control, and building friendships.

A supportive set of resources for a 3rd-grade student to reflect on emotional regulation, the impact of their actions on others, and developing peaceful conflict-resolution strategies following a behavioral incident.

A counseling game designed for a small group of 1st and 2nd graders to practice identifying and explaining personal emotional perspectives. Students learn that different people can have varied emotional responses to the same situation by choosing feeling cards and sharing their reasoning.

A comprehensive guide to high school test-taking strategies, covering preparation, time management, and specific question-type tactics to reduce anxiety and improve performance.

A social-emotional learning lesson designed to help students recognize emotional triggers, communicate their needs during difficult tasks, and use self-regulation strategies to persevere.

A 30-minute social-emotional learning lesson for 2nd grade focused on identifying trusted adults and practicing self-advocacy through the concept of a safety net. Students explore the courage it takes to ask for help and create a visual map of their support system.

This lesson introduces middle school students to the concepts of emotional regulation and constructive conflict resolution through guided reflection and visual models. Students will explore their own triggers, learn the 'Iceberg' theory of conflict, and practice perspective-shifting.