A softer, calmer minimalist poster for a school social worker's office. It uses a sage and stone color palette with muted tones to create a peaceful environment while clearly communicating expectations.
A facilitator guide for teachers or therapists, outlining the rules, setup, and instructional tips for implementing the Echo Echo communication game.
A post-game reflection sheet for two students to document their communication strengths, challenges, and insights gained during the game session.
A set of 12 printable prompt cards for the Echo Echo game, categorized into Broadcast, Connect, Quick-Fire, and Reflect challenges to stimulate varied communication styles.
A high-contrast, neon-themed board game for two players focused on communication skills. Features a winding frequency path with different challenge types: Broadcast, Connect, Quick-Fire, and Reflect.
A facilitation guide for teachers to lead the Boundary Boss lesson. Revised for layout consistency and page break safety.
A student worksheet for identifying personal space zones, reading body language, and creating a personal boundary plan. Final polish pass for alignment and layout balance.
A retro-themed presentation for middle schoolers about personal space, physical boundaries, and respecting the word "no."
A teacher answer key for the "Joking vs Meanness" handout. Provides clear reasoning for scenario answers, identifies off-limit topics, and offers sample responses for the friendship repair plan. Corrected numbering and page breaks.
A visual guide for a 3-step goodbye routine (hug, kiss, wave). Features a horizontal display version and a vertical door-hanger version with a hole-punch guide. Uses clear icons and bold, high-contrast text.
A clean, high-contrast visual strip featuring a 3-step goodbye routine (hug, kiss, wave) in both horizontal and vertical formats. Uses friendly line-style icons and bold text for early learners. Revised for better icon clarity and print layout.
A teacher's guide for a 4th-grade SEL lesson on joking vs. meanness. Updated with neutral professional styling, improved page breaks for scenarios, and higher contrast text. Now explicitly references the "No-Joke Zone" and "Joking vs Meanness Answer Key".