A high-contrast, student-facing anchor chart featuring 'I can' statements that define the learning objectives for the banking basics lesson.

A printable sheet featuring five large, plain colored tokens (red, pink, yellow, green, and blue) with specific activity prompts in the footer. The red dot prompt focuses on happiness, while the pink dot prompt focuses on sadness for group discussion.

A simplified, text-based version of the Banking Basics lesson plan designed for easy copying and pasting into Word documents, updated with NYSAA Science standards for data analysis.

An instructional slide deck designed to teach banking vocabulary, payment methods, and transaction analysis, featuring high-contrast visuals and practice examples.

A comprehensive teacher facilitation guide for the Banking Basics lesson, updated with NYSAA Science standards for data analysis and a consistent daily routine.

A teacher resource providing instructional steps, curriculum alignment to SCSA, and an overview of the evidence-based psychological techniques used in the lesson. Includes discussion prompts and pedagogical tips for emotional regulation instruction.

A worksheet featuring relatable Year 5 scenarios designed to prompt students to identify their emotional temperature and select appropriate coping strategies. Includes scenarios like losing a game, academic frustration, and social misunderstandings.

A vibrant, thermometer-style poster that visualizes emotional intensity from 1-10. It categorizes emotions into 'heat zones' and provides evidence-based coping strategies for each level, including grounding techniques, breathing exercises, and self-regulation prompts.

Visual presentation slides to accompany a professional development session on restorative circles and relationship building between students and teachers.

A set of printable prompt cards for a restorative circle, featuring four rounds of questions designed to help teachers reflect on relationship building with students.

A comprehensive facilitator guide for a restorative circle focused on teacher-student relationship building, featuring four structured rounds of questions and an inspirational poem reference.

A printable Kindergarten activity sheet where students draw what they love about their current grade and what they are looking forward to in the next, inspired by 'The Koala Who Could'.

A visually engaging slide deck for a Kindergarten Lunch Bunch lesson based on 'The Koala Who Could'. Helps students normalize feelings about change and transitions.

A comprehensive facilitation guide for school counselors to lead a Kindergarten Lunch Bunch based on the book 'The Koala Who Could'. Includes discussion prompts and step-by-step instructions.

A simple, visually engaging worksheet for kindergarten students to practice identifying the 'Stop, Talk, Listen' steps and choosing peaceful words for resolving conflicts.