A student worksheet for the Truth Hunters lesson, including a definition matching activity, 'Oops Script' practice for social honesty scenarios, and a reflection drawing/writing area.

A high-impact slide presentation for the Truth Hunters lesson, featuring definitions of honesty and integrity, the 'Oops' courage, and interactive 'Truth or Cover-Up' scenario voting.

A professional teacher's guide for the Truth Hunters lesson, including lesson flow, discussion prompts, and an answer key for the worksheet.

A reference sheet for the student containing concrete examples of academic and social strengths, growth mindset shifts, and encouraging phrases. Designed to support students who struggle to generate their own responses. Revised for single-page layout.

A visual anchor chart for first graders to identify their emotional state across four color-coded zones (Blue, Green, Yellow, Red). Includes simple descriptors, icons, and 'I can say' verbal prompts to encourage communication over elopement or screaming. Designed for display in a calm-down corner or for use during role-play activities.

A comprehensive set of 24 role-play scenario cards designed for first graders, focusing on common school-based triggers. Each card identifies an emotion zone (Yellow, Blue, or Red) and provides a specific verbal phrase for students to practice, replacing elopement or screaming behaviors. Layout is optimized for easy cutting and includes consistent visual cues.

A teacher-facing guide providing intervention strategies, scripts for redirection, and implementation tips to support a student's impulse control and safety. Updated with additional guided practice scripts for varied classroom scenarios.

A presentation introducing the concept of impulsivity as 'Super Speed' and teaching three specific coping strategies (Calm Corner, Asking for Help, and Box Breathing) using clear visuals and student-friendly language. Updated to include more interactive scenarios for classroom practice.

A two-page expansion worksheet for the Safe Choice Squad lesson, featuring four additional scenarios (missions 5-8) focused on lunchroom conflicts, line cutting, mistakes, and cleaning up transitions. Students practice labeling their internal physical sensations and selecting appropriate coping tools.