A gentle, 15-minute social-emotional learning lesson for preschoolers focused on identifying sadness and practicing two simple coping strategies: talking to a trusted adult and 'Bubble Breaths'.

A restorative justice unit for elementary students focusing on the impact of theft and dishonesty on community trust, featuring informational text, a relatable narrative, and reflective writing projects.

A rapid-fire 20-minute social-emotional learning session using Inside Out to help students identify their current 'Core Emotion' and learn one quick regulation tool. Perfect for short advisory periods or morning meetings.

A comprehensive lesson on respect for K-4 students, focusing on the Golden Rule and the 'ripple effect' of kind actions. Includes a visual slide deck, teacher's guide, student worksheet, anchor chart, and small group activity cards.

Reviewing all tools and creating a personalized 'Mission Plan' for classroom success.

Learning how to use fidgets and sensory tools appropriately for focus.

Developing the skill of asking for help and talking through emotions with a trusted adult.

Understanding how movement can help refocus energy and stay on task.

Learning different breathing techniques to calm the mind and body.

Introduction to the concept of feelings as a 'map' and identifying common emotions.

An introductory lesson focusing on identifying the size of problems and selecting appropriate self-regulation tools to manage emotions effectively in a virtual or classroom setting.

A lesson designed for two first-graders to learn how to replace screaming and eloping with verbal communication using a feelings chart. Through role-play and visual aids, students practice identifying their emotions and stating their needs.

Consolidates learning from the previous weeks and sets goals for continued social-emotional success.

Teaches concrete self-regulation strategies and provides tools for emotional regulation.

Explores emotional awareness and the power of positive self-talk to manage frustration.

Focuses on distinguishing between safe and unsafe play, specifically addressing peer interactions like shouting and physical contact.

Introduces the concept of personal space and 'bubbles' while establishing the walk-and-talk routine.

A creative art-based lesson where students learn to identify their emotional states and build a personalized 'coping kit' of regulation strategies using markers and crayons.

A life skills lesson where students become 'Sleep Detectives' to analyze habits and identify healthy sleep patterns using visual scenarios and simple decision-making.

A 30-minute small group lesson for 1st graders focusing on personal space and bodily autonomy using a space-themed metaphor of 'personal force fields.' This lesson addresses appropriate touching and social boundaries.

Expands counting skills to the numbers 11-20 while reviewing previous concepts through a celebratory final week.

Develops early literacy skills and fosters imagination through character play, rhyming, and collaborative storytelling.

Explores the natural world and basic scientific principles through outdoor exploration and simple experiments.

Introduces counting and number correspondence for numbers 1-10 using hands-on games and tactile materials.

Focuses on identifying and creating shapes through sensory play, art, and physical movement.

A Thursday lesson focused on categorizing problems as Big or Small, featuring a 'stand on this side' sorting game to help Kindergarteners understand when to solve things independently versus seeking adult help.

A recurring 15-minute Tuesday lesson where students use Golden Retriever expressions to identify their feelings and learn practical 'What Next' strategies for emotional regulation.

Integrates physical and cognitive strategies into a concrete, visual game plan for upcoming tests.

Explores the thoughts behind the physical feelings, teaching the student how to catch and reframe anxious 'what if' thinking.

Focuses on identifying the physical manifestations of anxiety, particularly the 'stomach flip' sensation, and introduces grounding techniques.

A comprehensive counseling framework designed for a 5th-grade student navigating parental separation. This lesson focuses on emotional regulation, identifying support networks, managing transitions between homes, and reinforcing that the separation is not the child's fault.

Students discover techniques like visualization and chunking to hold and manipulate information in their 'Memory Lab'.

Students practice adapting to changes and seeing things from different perspectives using 'Mental Morphers' strategies.

Students explore how to break big tasks into small steps and organize their tools for success using the 'Mission Blueprint' method.