A lesson designed to help students identify 'Right There' questions in text and use specific marking strategies (starring, underlining, and highlighting) to locate evidence directly within the passage.

A high-energy, interactive lesson for 95 middle school students focused on ASCA standard B-SMS 1. Students explore the link between school belonging and attendance through a movement-based "Human Map" and real-time digital polling.

A supportive resource set designed for middle schoolers navigating the loss of a pet. Includes a counselor's guide for small group sessions, a set of reflective journal prompts, and an individual worksheet focused on coping strategies.

A high-flying exploration of kites that integrates long 'i' phonics patterns and multisyllabic decoding strategies for upper elementary and middle school students.

A series of five interactive learning stations where students explore the physical and cultural geography of South and East Asia. Students analyze population trends, globalization impacts, and natural disasters through photo analysis and data interpretation.

A core simulation lesson where students manage a $10,000 portfolio over four weeks, reacting to market news and tracking their gains or losses.

A comprehensive coaching package for parents of middle school twins to foster morning independence, reduce conflict, and manage irritability through structured interventions and scripted communication.

A comprehensive review of the RACE writing strategy, focusing on analyzing author's purpose and figurative language through guided instruction and highly-scaffolded practice.

An investigation into the Boston Tea Party, focusing on identifying main ideas and evidence within primary and secondary accounts of the 1773 protest.

A supportive lesson focused on easing school-re-entry anxiety and providing concrete strategies for students transitioning back after a break.

A Tier 3 intensive counseling session focusing on self-advocacy skills for students managing anxiety. Students learn to identify their needs, overcome 'Worry Walls,' and communicate effectively with trusted adults using a structured 'Support Blueprint.'

The culminating unit project where students 'remix' a real or realistic emotional reaction into a thoughtful response. Students analyze the impact of their choice on themselves and others.

Guides students through a deep personal reflection on their emotional triggers and body signals. Students analyze a specific past experience to build self-awareness and prepare for the culminating project.

Focuses on the creation of a personal 'Strategy Toolbox.' Students explore and practice specific emotional regulation techniques like deep breathing, physical space, and cognitive reframing.

Introduces the concept of emotional reactions versus intentional responses through scenario analysis and peer discussion.

A series of 4 interactive stations exploring the Empire State Building through the lenses of high school architectural design and industrial history, adapted for 6th-grade readability. Students rotate through reading, listening, speaking, and writing tasks, culminating in a hands-on STEM engineering challenge.

A restorative SEL lesson designed to help a student understand the serious impact of verbal threats and develop healthy coping mechanisms for intense anger. This lesson focuses on the 'ripple effect' of words and provides a concrete toolkit for de-escalation.

A follow-up lesson focused on advanced search strategies, including Boolean operators, domain-specific searches, and navigating databases to find high-quality information.

This lesson explores the historical layers of the English language, focusing on how invasions by the Celts, Vikings, and French shaped the vocabulary and grammar we use today. Students will trace the timeline from Old English to the Norman Conquest.

A comprehensive set of tools for teachers to support students experiencing work avoidance or shutting down, focusing on emotional regulation and proactive intervention.

A comprehensive vocabulary building course designed to master fifteen sophisticated words through weekly deep-dives, context analysis, and creative application.

A lesson focused on identifying claims and supporting evidence within short persuasive paragraphs using a detective-themed approach. Students learn to distinguish between what an author wants them to believe (claim) and why they should believe it (evidence).