A collaborative board game designed for two players to improve active listening, empathy, and clear expression through shared challenges and deep-dive prompts.

A 30-minute SEL lesson for 4th graders on distinguishing between playful joking and hurtful behavior, understanding personal boundaries, and repairing social harm.

A comprehensive 1-to-1 toolkit for identifying emotional zones, recognizing early body clues of meltdowns, and building a personalized repertoire of coping strategies.

An interactive game-based lesson where students apply Kelso's Choices to resolve 'Big vs. Small' problems in various school settings.

This lesson teaches the student discreet, in-class coping mechanisms to manage frustration and anger before it leads to defiance. It focuses on regulation tools like box breathing and grounding.

Students learn to 'watch the tape' by breaking down language-based math and writing prompts to understand exactly what is being asked before starting.

A rapid 5-minute desk-side intervention designed to help a student reframe teacher corrections as 'power-ups' for learning. Includes a teacher facilitation script and a visual self-regulation tracker.

Introduces the seven continents through simple facts and sentence practice. Students learn to identify and write the names of continents in context.

A high-engagement lesson using a retro video game theme to help students with ADHD and ODD understand the impact of cursing and develop 'Power-Up' replacement phrases for when they feel frustrated.

This lesson helps 4th-grade students understand and manage frustration using a 'Control Center' metaphor, teaching them how to recognize emotional 'glitches' and use 'system override' strategies to stay calm and persevere.

A comprehensive individual social work session for 4th graders focused on mastering positive self-talk to combat test anxiety, anger, and social pressure. The lesson includes a blueprint-themed guide, data tracking, and a hands-on student workbook.