A student self-reflection rubric for a debate on homework, focusing on social skills like active listening, respectful tone, and collaboration. Spans two pages: one for the rubric and one for deeper reflection.

An argument organizer worksheet to help students plan their debate points, including sections for key reasons, evidence, and anticipating counter-arguments.

A facilitator guide for teachers to lead the homework debate, including pacing, social skills tips, and debriefing strategies.

A visual emotions thermometer with updated labels for self-regulation, featuring a color gradient and 10 expressive emojis.

A teacher's guide for the Safe Spot Secrets lesson, providing rankings for common social environments and tips for teaching about the permanent nature of digital footprints. Consolidated to one page. Now includes rankings for classroom and hallway.

A worksheet where students rank various physical and digital locations based on their level of privacy and safety for sensitive conversations. Now includes classroom and hallway options. Revised for single-page layout and larger text.

A slide deck exploring the privacy levels of various physical and digital environments, helping students choose the best "safe spots" for sensitive conversations. Revised for better legibility and contrast.

A teacher's guide for the Conversation Circles lesson, consolidated to a single page for ease of use. Includes keys and warning signs for oversharing.

A sorting activity where students categorize different conversation topics into three levels of intimacy: Small Talk, Basic Info, and Deep Feelings. Improved spacing and layout.

A visual presentation for students that defines three levels of conversation topics and explains which friendship zones are appropriate for each, with a focus on avoiding oversharing. Revised for better contrast and clearer examples.