An engaging presentation slide deck for the Decoding Behavior professional development session. Includes introductory prompts, core concepts from Jim Harris's talk, an embedded YouTube video, and team reflection activities.

A comprehensive facilitation guide for instructional coaches and school administrators to lead a professional development workshop based on Jim Harris's presentation "What's Wrong with Kids These Days?". Includes behavioral debrief protocols, discussion prompts, and coaching strategies.

A beautifully designed, 2-page self-guided reflection journal for teaching assistants to accompany Jim Harris's presentation "What's Wrong with Kids These Days?". Features video guided notes, a behavior response self-assessment, and a student behavior decoder tool.

A highly engaging visual classroom slideshow designed to guide students through a 60-minute reflection lesson. It introduces the mountain metaphor, prompts discussion around achievements and challenges, details core social support groups, and sets up goal-packing activities for the next grade.

A professional 2-page teacher-facing lesson plan and facilitation guide. It outlines the 60-minute reflection lesson, detailing the objective, timelines, discussion prompts for a whole-class debrief, grade-level pacing adjustments, and extension challenges for 3rd-5th graders.

A deep-reflection printable journal booklet page. Students reflect on academic milestones (highlights and unlocks), personal character growth, what habits they want to unpack/leave behind, what goals they are packing for the next grade, and write a letter of advice to future students.

A student-facing visual timeline activity sheet designed like a retro national park expedition trail. Students map out their school year from Basecamp to Summit, identifying major achievements, support networks, key challenges, and essential growth mindset strategies.

A 1-page printable student worksheet featuring primary writing lines and drawing boxes for each of the three Sunbeam Rays: Cozy Places, Helper People, and Happy Summer Hobbies. Perfectly structured for K-2 physical motor skills.

A printable activity card sheet featuring 6 cut-out prompt cards. These cards are color-coded and themed around places, helpers, and hobbies to spark circle-time dialogue and brainstorm ideas for K-2 children before they complete their worksheets.

A beautiful 6-slide presentations tailored for primary grades (K-2) explaining 'The Sunbeam Jar' and the three types of rays: Places, Helpers, and Hobbies. Designed with massive fonts (minimum 24px, typical 28-36px body text) and lively visual metaphors.

A 2-page printable Teacher Guide for facilitating 'The Sunbeam Jar' lesson. It features full lesson pacing, trauma-informed guidelines, conversational scripts for direct instruction, and concrete primary grade-level scaffolds.

A simple, beautiful, 1-page K-2 worksheet with drawing boxes and structured visual prompts. Helps children identify their "emotional weather" and checklist-driven coping toolkit for the summer.

An engaging, beautiful, printable 2-page activity. Page 1 features a large glass jar container template to color and fill, while Page 2 contains five cut-out "sunbeam strips" with targeted K-2 prompts for writing and drawing.

An engaging, high-contrast, visually stunning slide deck with large text and warm summer-themed styling. Perfect for facilitating interactive discussions and step-by-step craft instructions in K-2 classrooms.

A complete, beautifully styled 3-page K-2 teacher guide and lesson plan. It outlines the instructional pacing, suggested scripts, hands-on instructions for the jar craft, common troubleshooting tips, and family communication templates.

A beautifully designed printable worksheet where K-2 students paste their colored sunbeam tokens inside a giant mason jar graphic, completing their personal "Sunbeam Jar".

A printable cutout sheet with 4 themed circular sunbeam tokens (Helpful Heart, Summer Smile, Safe Haven, and Warm Memory) for K-2 students to draw, write, and paste into their jar.