A comprehensive lesson on professional and academic email etiquette, featuring scenarios ranging from school help to job applications. Students learn the structure of a formal email and practice writing their own digital correspondence.

A comprehensive guide for high school juniors to navigate the college application process, focusing on self-discovery through YouScience and research through Scoir.

A dynamic conversation game where students practice active listening and non-verbal communication through 'Talker' prompts and 'Listener' challenges. Students learn to recognize and use body language to show they are truly engaged in a conversation.

A lesson designed for high school students to differentiate between appropriate apologies and over-apologizing, featuring social scripts and alternative communication strategies.

A self-reflection follow-up lesson focused on identifying emotional triggers and practicing coping strategies to manage stress and pressure.

This lesson prepares students for the social complexities of workplace feedback, focusing on active listening, de-escalation techniques, and professional growth.

Creating a personalized wellness plan and celebrating the completion of the Mindset Medics training.

Mapping out professional and personal resources, and understanding when and how to involve a trusted adult.

Practicing the skills needed to approach a friend, express concern, and offer support through active listening.

Developing immediate response strategies for crises and understanding the 'ALGEE' action plan (Ask, Listen, Give, Encourage, Encourage).

Teaching students how to spot red flags and warning signs in their peers that might indicate a mental health struggle.

Exploring the difference between sadness and depression, and how to identify when 'the blues' become something more serious.

Identifying the physical and emotional signs of stress and anxiety, and learning basic grounding techniques.

Introduction to the group, establishing norms, and defining the role of a 'Mindset Medic' in recognizing mental health needs.

Students learn practical budgeting skills for college life and analyze the long-term financial implications of different educational and career choices.

An introduction to the complex world of college financing, focusing on financial aid terminology, types of aid, and understanding the total cost of attendance.

Students explore their personal values, strengths, and interests to identify career paths that align with their authentic selves.

A restorative lesson designed to help students understand the importance of staying awake and engaged in class, focusing on personal success and classroom community respect.

A lesson designed to equip students with practical mindfulness and grounding techniques specifically tailored for the stresses of state testing in Reading and Math, plus strategies for managing physical restlessness.

Review of all skills and a final reflection on social growth through the unit.

Guided practice sessions using role-play cards to simulate real-world social scenarios.

Developing perspective-taking skills to identify and discuss the interests of others during a conversation.

Focusing on the 'Talking Timer' concept to ensure students understand how to share the floor and avoid 'monologuing'.

Introduction to reciprocal conversations using the metaphor of a tennis match to visualize the 'back-and-forth' flow.

A lesson exploring the neurological basis of joy and resilience, providing students with biological tools to manage stress through the 'DOSE' neurotransmitters (Dopamine, Oxytocin, Serotonin, and Endorphins).

This lesson helps students identify physical symptoms of testing anxiety and practice three concrete physical relaxation techniques: Box Breathing, Progressive Muscle Relaxation, and Grounding.

A high-energy set of resources focused on mastering test-taking pacing and time management strategies to help students finish exams with confidence.

A comprehensive guide to preparing students for exams through effective study habits, mental preparation, and tactical test-day strategies.

A collection of visual checklists and organizers to help high school students navigate the complex transition to post-secondary life, covering college, trade schools, military, and the workforce.

A high-energy, 30-minute social-emotional learning lesson designed for high schoolers. Students learn to navigate academic stress, resolve conflicts, and master the transition from home to school using 'The Great Reboot' framework.

A high-impact lesson designed for high schoolers to master self-regulation and task management through a 'systems interface' lens, focusing on turning defiance into self-advocacy.

Students explore the behavioral psychology of habits using the 'cue-routine-reward' loop to design sustainable academic and personal routines through incremental change.

A comprehensive multi-day project where students research, compare, and budget for their first vehicle, focusing on total cost of ownership and financial planning.

A functional math lesson where high school students navigate grocery budgeting, unit price comparison, and discount calculations to build independent living skills.

A 2-hour workshop designed for high schoolers to explore entry-level, part-time jobs as a strategic stepping stone toward personal success and independence. Students will redefine success, identify accessible roles that match their interests, and reflect on their long-term goals.

A high-impact session focused on calming pre-test nerves, solidifying morning-of logistics, and setting personal process goals for the ACT.

Students explore the fundamentals of empathy and social awareness by learning to read emotional cues and practice perspective-taking through structured role-play. The lesson emphasizes active listening and emotional recognition in common high school scenarios.

A practical guide for students to master the logistics of social outings, covering budgeting, transit coordination, and social etiquette to build post-graduation independence.

This lesson focuses on building the five core SEL competencies through a 'Blueprint' metaphor, helping high school students in special education develop resilience, self-awareness, and relationship skills. Students will explore emotional triggers, coping strategies, and responsible decision-making through guided instruction and interactive reflection.

A social skills lesson for middle and high school students focused on analyzing social interactions, identifying communication gaps, and rehearsing alternative responses to peer conflict.

A mental health literacy workshop for high schoolers that teaches the 'Notice, Listen, Link' model for supporting peers in distress while emphasizing personal boundaries and professional referrals.

Students explore self-management, decision-making, and metacognition through a 'Command Center' metaphor. This lesson provides visual instruction and a set of reflection prompts for students to integrate into their personal journals.

A comprehensive lesson focused on mastering the job application process, from understanding terminology to tailoring skills for specific roles.

A structured reflection lesson designed to help students analyze their performance over the past six weeks, identify growth areas, and set actionable goals for the next cycle.

A comprehensive 6-week reflection unit for AVID students to evaluate their academic progress across 8 classes using growth mindset principles and the WICOR framework.

A 50-minute lesson designed for teens experiencing homelessness, focusing on reducing decision fatigue through strategic meal planning with limited heating sources. The lesson includes neurodiverse supports for low-choice and repetition-friendly routines.

Explores techniques for identifying, de-escalating, and resolving workplace conflicts to maintain a productive and positive team environment.

Covers strategies for clear workplace communication and the art of giving and receiving constructive feedback with a growth mindset.