A condensed one-page parent guide for Week 6: Problem Solving. Explains the 'Solver Mindset' lesson, providing practical home transfer tips and specific YouTube resources for flexible thinking.

Independent self-assessment worksheet. Students evaluate their proficiency across 10 problem-solving skills (listening, asking for help, flexibility, etc.) using a 0-10 scale and set a specific goal for upgrading their 'Glitch Department'.

Hands-on engineering challenge instructions. Students work in small groups to build a paper bridge for a marble to roll across a 1-meter gap, practicing the brainstorming-testing-adjusting cycle of problem solving.

Updated 16:9 slide deck for Week 6. Features a more engaging 'Robo-Pup Glitch' case study to replace the professional council scenario, along with instructions for the Marble Run team challenge and self-assessment mission.

A four-page comprehensive teacher facilitation guide for Week 6: Problem Solving. Includes a mission overview, instructions for the new 'Robo-Pup' Case Study, the Marble Run Challenge, YouTube resources, and actionable classroom transfer routines. Layout optimized to prevent text cutoff.

A comprehensive teacher's guide for facilitating the 'Emotion Detectives' lesson, including lesson flow, discussion prompts, common misconceptions, and extension activities.

A practice worksheet where students match facial expressions to emotions and draw body language based on specific social clues.

A printable social story about Leo, an 'Emotion Detective', who uses facial expressions and body language to understand how his sister, friend, and teacher are feeling throughout his morning.

An engaging slide deck designed to teach students how to identify social clues through facial expressions and body language using a detective theme.

A teacher-facing guide for implementing a recess-based PBIS incentive program, including strategies for observation and reward tier suggestions.

A printable sheet featuring six "Playground Hero" reward tickets with checkboxes for kindness, caring, and problem-solving, optimized for quick distribution without student or staff name fields.

A visual anchor chart for students illustrating the 'Power Move Protocol'—a three-step process for responding to rules and frustration with pausing, breathing, and chosen healthy responses.

A parent/guardian activity guide for managing home rules and defiance. Includes communication scripts, de-escalation strategies, and tips for post-conflict reflection.

A scenario-based student worksheet where learners practice choosing healthy responses (Power Moves) to common frustrations like rules, consequences, and sibling disagreements.

A student worksheet focused on identifying physical sensations and naming underlying emotions when facing rules or frustration. Includes a body scan, emotion decoding, and an energy meter.

Engaging slides for a 15-minute self-esteem boost, featuring Maya's story, the 'Brain Bully' concept, a strength spotlight, and visual prompts for affirmation card creation.