Safe Choice Squad

A 3-session individual counseling sequence for 2nd-grade students to identify physical anxiety sensations and personal triggers. Utilizing a whimsical detective theme, students gather clues, map their body responses, and formulate an investigative calm-down plan.

An engaging, interactive lesson set designed to teach PBIS behavioral expectations for Upchurch Elementary Bears. Includes a visual anchor chart poster, a movement-based board game, and interactive behavior sorting cards.

An interactive 2-page behavior sorting game. Page 1 contains visual sorting mats themed around 'The Eagle Way' (good choice) and 'Oops! Needs a Turn-Around' (needs adjustment); Page 2 features 12 beautifully illustrated, student-facing sorting scenario cards designed with identical styling to prevent cheating.

A structured 4-session counselor small group curriculum designed for early elementary students (Grades K-2) to explore anxiety, identify physical symptoms, and build a personalized toolbox of sensory and cognitive coping strategies.

A lesson focused on establishing a peaceful, cooperative, and safe classroom environment by helping students distinguish between calming behaviors and disruptive/stormy actions. Students will participate in sorting activities and select their favorite strategy to contribute to a collaborative classroom poster.

An exciting, movement-based 2-page board game where students act out PBIS behaviors from the matrix. Page 1 contains a high-contrast winding board game path themed around Mount Upchurch; Page 2 contains printable scenario action cards, customizable game markers, and easy-to-use assembly instructions.

In this final session, the student reviews their body clues and triggers, decides what is in their control to handle, and creates a personalized detective checklist of calm-down strategies.

A vibrant, printable 2-page behavioral matrix poster and reflection worksheet themed around the Upchurch Elementary Eagles. Features the 'SOAR' PBIS framework across classroom, hallway, cafeteria, and playground settings with eagle motifs, simplified kid-friendly language, and student goal-setting spaces.

In this session, the student acts as a detective to hunt for triggers—situations or thoughts that cause their worry monster to appear. They sort situations to identify their personal triggers.

A 3-page, highly visible printable set of 18 large behavior strips (6 per page) designed for whole-class visibility and ELL support. Features vivid, expressive color emoji combinations for maximum graphic comprehension and a clean Korean translation subtitle under each English phrase to support bilingual learners.

A student worksheet that can be cut and folded into a mini 'Case Closed' pocket book. It compiles their personal triggers, physical clues, and a customized list of 3 go-to calming strategies.