Role-play cards for Session 1, featuring various social and emotional scenarios for students to act out.
An individual student reflection sheet designed to accompany the Peace Path lesson. Students identify their personal cool-down strategies, practice writing I-Statements, and brainstorm win-win solutions.
A colorful classroom anchor chart showing the step-by-step 'Peace Path' conflict resolution framework based on the STEP acronym, designed to be printed and displayed on the wall for student reference.
Printable role-play scenario cards designed to help students practice resolving common playground disagreements using the STEP framework. Contains 6 cards (5 realistic scenarios and 1 write-your-own).
An interactive slide deck introducing the 'STEP' conflict resolution model (Say the Problem, Think of Solutions, Evaluate Solutions, Pick Solution). Includes visual steps, reflection prompts, and discussion scenarios for elementary students.
A printable coloring page featuring a calm breathing volcano, a respectful listening checklist, and turn-taking strategies to help students practice self-regulation.
A concise, high-energy 20-minute Lunch Bunch facilitation guide for school counselors to celebrate attendance wins, run goal-setting discussions, and positive reinforcement strategies.
A vibrant, retro-arcade-themed student activity sheet for celebrating attendance milestones, connecting daily attendance to future goals, and designing a morning 'Power-Up' plan.
Day 5 student-facing journal sheet where children can draw their favorite game of the week, color in their Cheer Badge, and complete their weekly Camp Friendship graduation card.
Day 5 classroom slide to display during the Firefly Tag outdoor prep, outlining the Camper Code, Game Play rules, and meeting point greeting guides.
Day 5 Teacher Guide for the Firefly Tag outdoor tag game, complete with safety guidelines, unfreezing greeting mechanics, teacher prompts, and a weekly program graduation wrap-up.
Day 4 student-facing journal sheet where children can draw who was hidden in the tent, write down names they memorized, and color in their Memory Badge.
