A lesson focused on teaching 3rd and 4th grade students pathway thinking skills: identifying roadblocks, brainstorming multiple solutions, and weighing consequences.

A collection of activities and visual aids to help kindergarteners identify and practice simple coping strategies like deep breathing and drinking water.

A gentle, interactive 30-minute counselor lesson for kindergarteners about making and keeping friends through the metaphor of a Friendship Garden. Includes a short story, visual slides, and a creative printable activity.

A fast-paced, high-energy 5-minute introduction to community helpers and "helping" careers designed specifically for K-2 students. The lesson focuses on verbal sharing and visual engagement to spark early career interest.

A social-emotional learning lesson for grades 3-5 that uses the iceberg metaphor to teach students how to identify 'underwater' emotions like hurt or fear that often hide behind anger. Students will develop self-regulation and empathy by learning to look beneath the surface of their own and others' behaviors.

A social-emotional learning lesson focused on the STEP problem-solving process applied to a common 4th-grade recess conflict. Students will learn to identify the problem without blame and evaluate solutions to maintain friendships and keep games moving.

A comprehensive social story lesson designed to help 1st-grade students understand personal space and appropriate attention-seeking behaviors through the 'Space Bubble' concept.

A fast-paced 10-minute lesson on courtesy and active listening, styled as a talk show training session. Students learn the 'superpower' of making others feel heard through a hobby-focused interview activity.

A 15-minute micro-lesson for kindergarteners focused on identifying and performing acts of kindness for classmates as the school year ends. Includes a catchy video and a creative drawing activity to reinforce positive social behaviors.

A lesson designed to help 4th graders identify negative self-talk and reframe it into positive affirmations while cultivating a daily gratitude practice.

Specifically addresses the transition to middle school by exploring hopes, fears, and practical changes. Includes a 'Fear vs. Fact' exploration and navigation tips.

Teaches students how to set actionable goals and break them down into 'flight steps.' Students create a concrete plan for a personal or academic objective.