A high-energy, commercial-style advertisement for 'Zap' candy, designed to raise awareness for mental health needs and neurodiversity during Mental Health Awareness Month without using clinical diagnosis language.

A teacher-facing guide that explains the pedagogical purpose of the Mission Control planner and provides a structured routine for facilitating study hall sessions using executive function strategies.

An expanded, two-page "Mission Control" themed worksheet that provides significantly more writing space for task breakdowns. It includes three dedicated task sections with four sub-steps each, taller writing lines, and a comprehensive reflection section, all optimized to fit cleanly on two printable pages.

A teacher-facing facilitator guide with pacing notes, roleplay scenarios, and instructional strategies for teaching the 'Peace Petals' framework.

A conflict resolution worksheet for young students to practice identifying recess problems and choosing a 'Peace Petal' strategy to solve them.

A visual classroom poster and individual desk reminder cards featuring the 'Peace Flower' conflict resolution steps for elementary students.

A visual and engaging slide deck introducing the 'Peace Petals' conflict resolution framework for elementary students, specifically focusing on recess interactions.

A comprehensive 2-lesson unit plan that outlines the objectives, standards, pacing, and core metaphors for the 'Ring of Respect' curriculum. It provides teachers with a high-level roadmap for delivering autism acceptance lessons with a WWE theme in a Brooklyn middle school setting.

A visual reference sheet for kindergarteners defining the difference between 'Big Problems' that need adult help and 'Small Problems' where students should mind their own business.

A teacher-facing facilitation guide for the Thought Garden lesson, including learning objectives, discussion prompts, prep checklists, and troubleshooting tips for common student misconceptions.

A student worksheet where 3rd graders categorize automatic thoughts as positive, negative, or neutral and practice reframing a negative thought into a positive or neutral one.

A vibrant slide presentation for 3rd grade students that introduces the garden metaphor for automatic thoughts, defining positive (flowers), negative (weeds/ANTs), and neutral (rocks) thoughts with examples.

A reflective student worksheet for the lesson on Tough. It includes sections for identifying bullying behaviors according to the school's definition and a creative perspective-taking activity.