Eighth grade students evaluate their digital agency, focusing on self-regulation and building a professional personal brand for high school readiness.

Seventh grade students learn to 'switch gears' between different device modes based on classroom tasks, bridging the gap between rules and agency.

Sixth grade students explore the 'Attention Economy' and learn how their device navigation communicates respect to their learning community.

This lesson introduces kindergarteners to the concept of the 'Size of the Problem.' Through visual aids and sorting activities, students learn to distinguish between small glitches (like sharing issues) and big emergencies, helping them choose appropriate emotional and physical responses, particularly regarding personal space and keeping hands to self.

Synthesizes learning into actionable confidence and goal-setting for the future.

Focuses on identifying unique strengths, talents, and character traits that make each girl special.

Explores the growth mindset and the 'power of yet' to help girls navigate challenges and view mistakes as learning opportunities.

Introduces the concept of 'self-talk' and teaches girls how to transform their inner critic into an inner cheerleader.

A 30-minute social skills lesson for 6th-grade students with Autism focused on identifying and categorizing complex emotions through role-play and sorting activities.

A 30-minute lesson for 4th graders on navigating the dynamics of three-person friendships, focusing on inclusion, communication, and preventing the 'third wheel' feeling.

A comprehensive workshop designed to ease the transition from elementary to middle school. Students engage in guided visualization and collaborative problem-solving to build confidence and reduce anxiety.