A student-facing activity sheet where kindergarteners can review the three ways to compromise and draw their own 'Win-Win' solution to a conflict. Designed with large work areas for young children.

An engaging slide deck for kindergarteners that defines compromise as a 'Win-Win' and introduces three ways to compromise: Trade It, Take Turns, and Mix Ideas. Features colorful visuals and practice scenarios.

A comprehensive teacher guide for a kindergarten counseling lesson on compromise. Includes learning objectives, a step-by-step instructional flow based on Julia Cook's book, and scenario-based discussion prompts.

A teacher facilitation guide for the kindergarten 'Little Brain Lab' lesson, featuring a 15-minute pacing schedule, simplified objectives, and age-appropriate discussion prompts.

A revised 'lab report' for kindergarteners. Fixed the page break issue by shrinking the drawing area, improved tracing text visibility, and added a standard dashed handwriting midline for the final response. Finalized sizing to guarantee a single-page print.

A revised visual slide deck for kindergarteners. Fixed awkward line breaks on Slide 3 and replaced placeholder video text on Slide 5 with a clear 'Lab Dance Break' instruction. Final polish on contrast and spacing.

An updated slide presentation for 2nd graders that includes both requested YouTube readings of 'The Dot' and guides students through growth mindset movement activities.

A practice worksheet where students identify social 'Clue Zones', determine whether to 'Pause' or 'Play' in specific scenarios, and visualize personal space.

A social story about a character named Leo who learns to use his 'Social Magnifier' to read clues and respect personal space before interacting with friends.

A detailed teacher's guide for a 30-45 minute small group lesson, outlining the instructional flow for using the Peace Pilot materials, including discussion prompts and differentiation tips.

Instructional slide deck for the Cue Detective lesson, covering social cues, the 'one-arm bubble' for personal space, and the 'Pause, Look, Play' impulse control technique.

A reflection worksheet featuring a large creative drawing space and short-answer prompts for students to identify their personal calming strategies and positive communication choices.