An interactive worksheet for 2nd graders to practice impulse control. Includes a 'Sensor Check' for Whole Body Listening and a 'Control Simulation' for applying the Stop-Think-Act strategy to a real-life classroom scenario. This version is optimized for front-and-back printing.

An engaging slide presentation to teach 2nd graders the Stop-Think-Act strategy and Whole Body Listening. Features a high-tech robot theme with clear visuals for each stage of impulse control.

A teacher guide for implementing and customizing the portable emotion coreboards. Includes introduction steps, communication prompts, and differentiation strategies for various student needs. Matches updated literal emoji set.

Full-page printable emotion coreboards (Basic and Complex) featuring clear emoji visuals and high-contrast color coding for easy identification. Designed for printing at scale. No abstract icons used.

A comprehensive teacher's lesson guide for teaching impulse control to second graders using the 'Remote Control Robots' theme. Includes a step-by-step script, learning objectives, and a detailed breakdown of the Stop-Think-Act strategy.

A teacher-facing facilitation guide providing scripted reassurance, classroom grounding strategies, and observational checklists to support a student experiencing family safety anxiety.

A teacher's guide and answer key for 'The Giggle Trap' lesson. It provides expected student responses for the worksheet, clarifies common student misconceptions, and offers extension activities to reinforce empathy.

A student reflection worksheet where children analyze scenarios involving laughing at others. It encourages them to identify 'feeling clues' and plan kind 'detective actions' instead of laughing.

A detailed read-aloud script for teachers titled 'Ouch Moment'. It features a relatable story about a playground accident, integrated 'Pause & Think' prompts, and discussion questions focused on building empathy and avoiding the 'Giggle Trap'.

A visually engaging slide deck for Kindergarteners about empathy, focusing on why we shouldn't laugh when others make mistakes. It uses simple concepts like 'Heart Detective' and 'Look for Clues' with minimal text and large, friendly icons.