A 20-minute social-emotional learning lesson for grades K-4 focusing on anger regulation. Using the volcano analogy, students learn to identify Red Zone feelings and practice 'cooling' coping skills to prevent eruptions.

Practices social initiation and expanding circles, framed as inviting new artists to the 'Open Studio.'

Targets self-talk by teaching students to 'frame' their thoughts positively and replace 'blotches' with 'bright strokes.'

Focuses on emotional regulation and managing 'loud' emotions when peers are unavailable, using a color-mixing metaphor.

Introduces the 'Social Palette' concept, helping students understand that a healthy social life has many 'colors' (friends) rather than just one.

A lesson exploring the metaphor of a garden to understand how to build and maintain healthy friendships through kindness, support, and care.

A lesson focused on defining and internalizing core character traits through graphic organizers and vocabulary building. Students explore meanings, usage, and visual representations of values like respect and honesty.

A heartwarming lesson where K-2 students learn to cultivate a positive mindset through gratitude, using the metaphor of a garden to understand how 'small wins' help their brains grow and thrive during testing season.

A social-emotional learning lesson for K-2 students on identifying needs and using specific language to ask for help with confidence. Students learn to identify their 'Helper Heroes' and practice simple scripts for academic and social challenges.

Learning how to challenge and reframe bossy worry thoughts into helpful ones.