A visual presentation for the Bravery Boost lesson, featuring interactive discussion prompts and activity instructions.
A specialized social-emotional learning unit for young learners to understand personal accountability and self-regulation. Using the metaphor of a personal remote control, students learn that they are in charge of their own actions, words, and safety, regardless of what others do.
A hands-on, movement-focused lesson for young learners centered on behavioral development, focusing on sharing, helping, comforting, and apologizing through role-play and a cut-and-paste sorting activity.
A printable cut-and-paste sorting worksheet with a Sorting Mat (Page 1) and 8 identical-styled Behavior Cards (Page 2) for students to classify as helpful or hurtful.
A comprehensive career exploration framework and counselor planning toolkit for grades K-12. This curriculum maps academic subjects to real-world career paths (college, trade school, and workforce) and provides counselors with implementation templates, annual pacing calendars, and a school-wide Career Day blueprint.
A child-friendly lesson designed for Kindergarten and First Grade students to practice empathy, sharing, helping, and apologizing through structured role-play activities.
Printable role-play scenario cards featuring realistic, age-appropriate social situations for students to act out in pairs, focusing on sharing, helping, comforting, and apologizing.
A 3-day social-emotional learning series for grades K-2 focusing on cooperation, sharing, and peaceful turn-taking, aligned with the CASEL Relationship Skills competency.
An introductory lesson to establish classroom behavior, listening skills, and reading motivation using Lenny the Lion as a mascot and guide.
A set of four printable role-play scenario cards designed for Kindergarten and First Grade students to practice sharing, helping, comforting, and apologizing, complete with kid-friendly scripts and a reflection worksheet.
A 3-day SEL small-group intervention for grades K-2 focused on material sharing, turn-taking, and peaceful collaboration, aligned with the CASEL Relationship Skills competency. Each daily session is designed for 20 minutes with specific timestamps.
A supportive, social-emotional learning lesson designed to help students navigate end-of-the-year transition anxiety. Through a supportive slide-guided discussion and a hands-on "Stepping Stones" cut, paste, and color craft, students celebrate their growth, process what they will miss, and build coping strategies for entering summer and the next grade.
A beautifully designed 5-slide presentation introducing Lenny the Lion to the class. It covers his character, superpowers, behavioral expectations (Lion Leader Habits), and an engaging prompt to practice listening and participation.
