A colorful classroom poster outlining the three steps to being a peaceful player when losing a game: stop, breathe, and say good game.

A teacher guide for the Peaceful Players lesson, including learning goals, discussion prompts, classroom tips, and a student award template.

A student worksheet where kindergarteners identify their feelings when losing, practice deep breathing, and draw a positive social gesture.

A visual social story for kindergarten students about how to handle losing a game, managing big feelings, and being a kind friend.

A set of printable reflection cards featuring 12 unique spring-themed gratitude prompts for deeper exploration and group discussion.

A facilitator guide for conducting the Bloom Growth gratitude activity, including pacing suggestions, guiding questions, and instructional tips for adults.

A structured gratitude handout for adults using spring metaphors to reflect on personal growth, overcoming challenges, and embracing new beginnings. Now includes an expanded reflection page with a prompt bank.

Expanded slides for the Emotional Weather Map, including intensity scales and deeper emotional analysis.

A weekly emotional weather tracking log for adults. Allows for daily monitoring of dominant emotions, intensity, and vulnerability factors (HALT), followed by a section for identifying weekly patterns and effective coping strategies. Updated to fit on a single page with maximized work areas.

A teacher resource/facilitator guide for the spring-themed DBT group sequence. Provides lesson objectives, facilitation tips, discussion prompts, and key metaphors for each of the three sessions. Updated to fix layout, page breaks, and content depth.

A DBT worksheet for adults focusing on Opposite Action and Wise Mind. Updated to fix page breaks, remove markdown artifacts, and maximize work areas.

Advanced DBT slides for adults. Covers the concepts of Wise Mind and Opposite Action. Updated to fix layout, tracking, and Venn diagram visuals.

An emotion regulation worksheet for adults. Uses a weather map metaphor to help students track and identify the components of emotional responses. Updated to fix page breaks, increase work areas, and explain H.A.L.T.