A visually striking slide deck titled 'Iron Character' designed for a large-group SEL lesson, featuring interactive prompts, discussion frameworks, and structured activity instructions.

A reflective student handout titled 'Character Compass' that guides students through identifying their core values, reflecting on ethical challenges, and planning personal growth.

A comprehensive facilitator guide for a large-group SEL lesson on character, featuring session objectives, a minute-by-minute breakdown, and management tips for large groups.

An assessment rubric for evaluating student understanding of academic integrity, focusing on four key criteria: understanding pressure, impact analysis, ethical strategy, and self-reflection.

An interactive student activity featuring three realistic scenarios (Case Files) where students must analyze the pressures to cheat and develop ethical 'Blueprint Actions.' Includes a personal reflection section.

A visual presentation for the 'Honesty Blueprint' lesson, covering the definition of integrity, the 'Pressure Cooker' of why students cheat, and the long-term impact of dishonesty on trust and character.

A comprehensive teacher facilitation guide for the 'Honesty Blueprint' lesson, featuring learning objectives, a minute-by-minute instructional sequence, and pedagogical insights into why students cheat.

A professional guide for teachers on how to facilitate classroom discussions and debriefs following a school incident, focusing on de-escalation and restoring a sense of safety.

A visual presentation for students and staff outlining the Peace Protocol, emphasizing roles during an incident and the restorative process afterward.

A student-facing reflection sheet to be completed after witnessing or being involved in a conflict, designed to process emotions and gather factual accounts.

A comprehensive flowchart outlining the necessary steps for students and staff to take during and after a school conflict, featuring multilingual support and clear visual cues.

A facilitator's guide for the Distress Signal materials. Includes scenario answers, scripts for responding to avoidance (Ghost Signals), and discussion points for reinforcing self-advocacy (Captain's Calls).

A student worksheet for distinguishing between using mental health as an excuse (Ghost Signal) and legitimate self-advocacy (Captain's Call). Includes scenario sorting and a reflection on 'cheap prizes' vs. long-term costs.

A witty, high-impact slide deck for therapeutic sessions. It teaches students to distinguish between 'The Ghost Signal' (using mental health as a cop-out for work avoidance) and 'The Captain's Call' (legitimately asking for tools and support to stay engaged).

A student-facing worksheet for self-reflection on avoidance triggers (icebergs), coping strategies (buckets), and communication plans (radio check).

A facilitation guide for counselors to use the loopable slide deck effectively, focusing on the witty tone, community impact, and communication strategies.

A witty and sassy loopable slide deck featuring a winter nautical theme. Designed for students in a therapeutic program to address work avoidance and community impact with real-talk strategies.

An ultra-compact, print-optimized, black-and-white version of the game-inspired goal-setting worksheet. This version has been strictly vertically limited to 760px total height and uses a flex layout to ensure it fits safely on a single 8.5x11 inch page. Writing space for the Battle Zone has been significantly expanded, and the Quest Allies section has been shifted to the very bottom.

A print-friendly, black-and-white version of the game-inspired goal-setting worksheet. Features an avatar drawing area, superpowers (strengths), battle zones (challenges), and loot boxes (goals). Uses high-contrast black borders and grayscale elements for excellent legibility on standard paper. Instructional prompts have been darkened and slightly enlarged for better readability on office printers.

A game-inspired goal-setting worksheet designed as a "Quest Board." Features an avatar drawing area, superpowers (strengths), battle zones (challenges), and loot boxes (goals). Instructional prompts have been added to every section, including "Quest Allies," to help students identify how families and teachers can support their mission. Legibility of prompts has been enhanced for print.

A guide for teachers to facilitate the Bully Breakdown lesson, including objectives, discussion tips, and a scenario analysis key.

A worksheet containing 8 realistic social conflict scenarios for students to analyze impact and brainstorm interventions, now optimized for handwriting space across three pages.

A visual presentation introducing the concepts of teasing versus bullying, the impact of social mockery, and the protocol for analyzing scenarios.

A polished poster connecting Jenga to team building, with a height carefully set to 840px within the 960px viewport to guarantee a single-page fit on US Letter paper without cutoffs.

An interactive station activity for students at parent-teacher conferences, allowing them to design a mini-poster with a personal "Stand Up to Bullying" slogan. Size adjusted for safe rendering.

A high-impact informational display poster for parent-teacher conferences that introduces the school's Upstander initiative and core values. Sized for safe single-page display.

A bold, high-contrast campaign poster defining the difference between a bystander and an upstander, with three actionable steps: Support, Report, and Defuse. Compact size for safe printing.

A parent-student joint activity for parent-teacher conferences, featuring a family pledge and specific commitment area. Resized for safe printing.

A comprehensive rubric for assessing student communication skills across four categories: Verbal Mastery, Vocal Delivery, Visual Impact, and Social Respect.

A high-impact visual anchor chart comparing communication styles and providing the step-by-step 'I' statement formula.

A practice worksheet for students to identify communication styles and practice writing assertive 'I' statements for various social scenarios.

A 9-slide visual presentation for teaching assertive communication, defining communication styles, the 'I' statement formula, and the 3 V's of delivery.

A detailed lesson plan for a 90-minute assertive communication workshop, including pacing, objectives, activity descriptions, and extension ideas for a full unit.

An answer key and facilitator reference for the Social Decoder Lab, providing correct responses for scenarios and additional instructional tips on social nuances.

A student worksheet designed to help high schoolers differentiate between literal and sarcastic communication through specific social scenarios, tone clues, and facial expressions.

A comprehensive teacher facilitation guide for a social language lesson, featuring a clear instructional sequence, learning objectives, and specific activities for teaching sarcasm and tone.

A comprehensive teacher guide for setting up and managing the Leader Lab workshop, including supply lists, timing, and facilitator coaching tips.

A student worksheet for tracking progress through the Leader Lab stations, featuring reflection prompts and self-assessment for each leadership skill.

Printable instruction cards for each of the three Leader Lab stations, featuring specific missions, roles, and leadership skill focuses.

A set of interactive slides to introduce the Leader Lab session, outlining the core skills of leadership and providing clear instructions for three activity stations.

A facilitation guide for teachers covering pacing, discussion prompts, and differentiation strategies for the Voice Vanguard lesson.

Guidelines for the Mic Drop project, where students research and present on a leader who used their voice for change.

A role-playing worksheet where students analyze scenarios, map perspectives, and draft a blueprint for a difficult conversation.

An introductory slide deck for the Voice Vanguard lesson, covering the impact of words, empathy, and communication strategies.

A professional rubric for administrators and attendance teams to evaluate the quality and effectiveness of attendance intervention strategies across four key criteria.

A collaborative student support plan for improving attendance, featuring goal setting, barrier identification, action items for school and home, and a four-week progress tracker.

A formal notification letter to parents regarding chronic absenteeism and potential retention risks, including an invitation to an Attendance Support Meeting.

A structured meeting agenda for attendance conferences, featuring sections for data review, barrier identification, and collaborative planning between school and home.