A set of printable, non-verbal communication cards. Revisions: added clear cut lines, increased text contrast for accessibility, and optimized layout.

A comprehensive facilitator guide for teachers or counselors. Revisions: fixed page breaks, clarified material references, ensured high text contrast, and updated icons.

An interactive worksheet for 4th-grade students to identify their physical symptoms of anxiety, recognize social triggers, and draft personalized self-advocacy scripts. Revisions: removed placeholder, improved layout, and increased workspace.

A supportive slide deck for 4th graders that explains social anxiety through a 'Lighthouse' theme, providing kid-friendly definitions and practical self-advocacy scripts.

A teacher's lesson plan for Week 4, providing strategies for teaching students how to accept social rejection calmly and mend hurt feelings with I-statements.

Three illustrated social stories for Week 4 modeling responses to mean faces, social rejection, and the process of apologizing for hurtful words.

Instructional slides for Week 4 covering social rejection, responding to unkind faces, and strategies for mending hurt feelings.

A teacher's lesson plan for Week 3, focusing on identifying accidental vs. intentional behavior and teaching the 'Navigator Reset' apology script.

A student worksheet for Week 3 helping students differentiate between accidents and intentional actions, and practicing the 'Navigator Reset' script.

Three illustrated social stories for Week 3 that model how to handle playground bumps, the urge to grab toys, and accidental damage to a peer's work.

Instructional slides for Week 3 focusing on handling physical accidents, managing the impulse to grab toys, and making amends when someone gets hurt.

A comprehensive teacher's lesson plan for Week 2, detailing activities for teaching turn-taking, material sharing, and collaborative drawing.

A student worksheet for Week 2 focusing on sharing scenarios, identifying kind game-play language, and illustrating fair play.

A classroom anchor chart highlighting the 'Fair Play' checklist: agreeing on rules, sharing, taking turns, and using kind words.