Conversation cards and practice areas for students to practice asking follow-up questions to maintain social connections.
A teacher-facing lesson plan, discussion guide, and answer key for the 1st-grade Internet Safety Patrol lesson. Provides quick hooks, guided questions, clear solutions to the six worksheet scenarios, and extension ideas.
A friendly, printable activity sheet for 1st graders. Students read (or listen to) six real-world digital scenarios and circle the happy face emoji for safe choices or the sad face emoji for unsafe choices, concluding with an Internet Safety Patrol Officer bottom footer.
A single-page printable classroom anchor chart summarizing physical stress triggers, cognitive reframing, and the P.L.A.N. time-management model.
A single-page printable activity document featuring 4 high-interest, relatable middle school scenario cards with guided reflection prompts.
An 8-slide presentation with bold graphics, conceptual models, active-learning prompts, and structured pacing cues.
A 2-page interactive student workbook including a physical stress-mapping activity, cognitive reframing exercises, and the P.L.A.N. time management planner.
A 2-page teacher facilitation guide outlining the 45-minute lesson plan, pacing, discussion prompts, active learning strategies, and exemplary student responses.
A printable classroom activity sheet featuring 6 cut-out scenario cards. Each card presents a high-pressure student conflict or anxiety trigger and includes guided prompts for classroom discussion or roleplay exercises.
A printable, 1-page student worksheet that helps students map out emotional triggers, analyze high-pressure impulses, and select 'pressure relief valve' coping strategies to make responsible decisions.
A printable, 1-page student worksheet that helps students decode peer social cues and practice converting invalidating statements into supportive, validating 'Warm Front' statements.
A high-impact, 5-slide interactive presentation designed for 16:9 widescreen layout. This slide deck introduces students to 'Empathy Radar,' teaching them how to read and decode peers' emotional weather signals through visual cues and tone of voice.
