Final celebration slides for the Gallery Walk, including reflection questions and club closure.

A set of printable feedback cards for students to use during the Gallery Walk to celebrate their peers' work.

A guide for the final celebration and gallery walk, including instructions for positive peer feedback and reflection.

Slides for the design phase of the project, focusing on visual contrast, balance, and incorporating multiple languages as art.

A planning sheet for students to draft the layout, color palette, and symbols for their final visual identity poster.

A guide for the design phase of the poster project, helping students synthesize their assets and symbols into a visual layout.

Visual presentation for the second meeting, exploring community wealth and cultural navigation skills.

A visual map for students to identify the mentors, places, and traditions that contribute to their personal cultural wealth.

A facilitation guide for the second meeting of the club, focusing on social and familial wealth within the students' communities.

Visual presentation for the first meeting of the Roots and Wings sequence, introducing students to the concept of asset-based leadership.

A graphic organizer for students to map out their linguistic, practical, character, and experiential assets.

A detailed guide for club facilitators to run the first 30-minute meeting of the Roots and Wings sequence, focusing on identifying student assets.

A clean, evaluation-style worksheet for grade 5 students to practice categorizing problems and identifying appropriate reaction strategies. Features a professional layout and scenarios relevant to upper elementary students.

A set of 8 scenario cards for grade 5 students focusing on social and situational problems. Each card presents a realistic challenge to help students practice categorizing problem sizes and identifying appropriate reaction strategies.

A tactical-themed worksheet for grade 5 students to practice categorizing problems and identifying appropriate reaction strategies. Features a HUD-style layout and scenarios relevant to upper elementary boys.

A teacher's facilitation guide for the 'Matching Your Reaction' lesson. Includes lesson delivery steps, discussion prompts, a mastery key for defining problem levels, and strategies for differentiating the lesson for diverse learners.

A visual presentation for grade 5 students focusing on the 'Size of the Problem' concept. It uses a color-coded 1-5 scale to help students categorize situational challenges and match their emotional reactions accordingly, using clear and direct language.

An expanded set of 16 Problem Patrol scenario cards for 2nd grade. The new cards specifically address common social misunderstandings and situations where students are encouraged to employ independent problem-solving strategies when the teacher is occupied. Layout is optimized for printing with clear page breaks and ink-saving designs.

A structured visual reference guide and practice sheet that helps students monitor their emotional state and utilize the 'I feel' statement formula. Designed to fit perfectly on a single page.

A more detailed version of Maya's social story, expanded with two full paragraphs of narrative text that explore her feelings of loneliness and home dynamics. Includes a coping toolkit and "I feel" statement practice.

A detailed teacher guide featuring a complete 12-scenario facilitation key, pedagogical instructions for modeling coping skills, and discussion prompts.

A set of 12 tactical scenario cards for boys aged 10-12 to practice identifying problem size and applying coping strategies in school settings. Includes dedicated writing space and tactical layout.

An instructional slide deck designed for boys aged 10-12, introducing the 'Size of the Problem' framework and all 12 tactical scenarios for school-based conflicts. Includes teacher modeling cues and discussion prompts.

A tactical-themed worksheet for grade 5 students to practice categorizing problems and identifying appropriate reaction strategies. Features a HUD-style layout and scenarios relevant to upper elementary boys.

A set of 8 high-engagement scenario cards for grade 5 students focusing on social and situational problems. Each card uses gaming terminology and a 'Boss Battle' aesthetic to help students categorize problem sizes and identify resilience strategies.