Superpower Pathways

A three-part instructional sequence exploring punctuality, executive functioning, time perception, and the social ripples of being on time through engaging readings, structured reflections, and practical toolkits.

A complete 6th-grade social-emotional counseling lesson that teaches students how to use proactive 'If-Then' implementation intentions to manage emotional triggers, reduce impulsive reactions, and make empowered choices during middle school stressors.

A clean, structured single-page student mentor worksheet for Oak Street Academy, featuring weekly priority goals, a Thursday-Tuesday schedule planner, an assignments tracker, and advisor check-in notes.

A targeted 5-part executive functioning sequence designed for 6th graders navigating the cognitive demands of middle school. Students master cognitive inhibition, auditory attention, multi-step task decomposition, and working memory strategies to achieve autonomous classroom execution.

Students analyze real-world case studies in professional and team settings, mastering actionable systems like backward planning, buffer stacking, and proactive morning launchpads.

A high-impact 7-slide presentation guiding middle school students through the What's Your Superpower Job career exploration lesson. Features dream-job prompts, career cluster overviews, step-by-step SchooLinks walkthrough, and wrap-up reflections.

A three-part leadership development sequence for upper elementary and middle school students spanning the school year. Students progress from personal integrity and self-management, to interpersonal teamwork and empathy, to community action and positive service.

Students investigate the psychology of lateness, examining cognitive traps like the planning fallacy and time blindness through informational text, followed by an honest personal time audit.

A print-ready student exit ticket formatted as a two-per-page handout. Students record their top two career clusters from SchooLinks, identify their personal superpower, and articulate how their strengths connect to future career pathways.

A 12-week executive functioning and academic coaching sequence for middle school students in grades 6–8, strictly based on the 2026–2027 Academic Achievement syllabus. Integrates the six syllabus areas with section-calibrated pacing across all cohorts.

Students examine punctuality as a shared social contract, analyzing through a narrative text how individual delays create cascading consequences for peers, teams, and communities.

A comprehensive 2-page school counseling lesson plan aligned with ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors and Connecticut Career Development standards. Details learning targets, assessment evidence, step-by-step SchooLinks integration, differentiation strategies, and an exit ticket framework.