A beautifully crafted presentation slide deck for teachers to present during instruction. Features interactive discussion triggers and visual breathing guides with no text smaller than 24px.
A 2-page student worksheet containing a brainstorm logbook and three beautifully designed printable telegram slips for students to write, customize, cut out, and exchange.
An engaging 6-slide presentation that guides students through understanding mixed feelings at the end of the school year, defining specific vs. generic gratitude, and providing instructions for sending telegrams.
A detailed 2-page teacher facilitation guide for the Gratitude Telegraph workshop. It provides cognitive-behavioral context, step-by-step pacing, discussion prompts, and behavior management strategies to ensure equitable gratitude sharing.
A set of 6 printable side-by-side cut-out cards matching sibling disputes, chore battles, canceled events, and classroom stressors. Includes interactive prompts to practice flexible thinking.
A comprehensive 5-page student manual exploring basic emotions (happy, sad, mad, shame, anxiety) alongside somatic drills, sibling disputes, schedule shifts, and chore challenges.
A comprehensive 3-page teacher facilitation guide containing classroom routines, opening and closing structures, weekly discussion prompts, and evaluation frameworks for the 35-week seminar.
A 4-page student-facing interactive portfolio planner containing structured goal contracts, digital audit worksheets, involvement logs, and a college/career planning canvas with generous writing spaces.
A comprehensive 4-quarter, 35-week curriculum map detailing weekly topics, core objectives, major milestones, and alignment with high school success metrics for Freshman Seminar teachers.
A hands-on student activity worksheet to trace calming lines (representing breathing paths) and color resting tummy butterflies to help them settle into a peaceful garden.
A warm, child-friendly worksheet for students to identify their current emotional state ('tummy weather') and check in on their feelings of anxiety or excitement.