Project guide for students to design and track a personalized impulse control plan over several weeks.
A teacher resource providing correct answers for the scenario sorting activity, a model translation for the email exercise, and a guidance key for assessing student reflection responses.
A hands-on worksheet where students practice sorting communication scenarios into Professional or Social categories, translate informal slang into formal requests, and reflect on the real-world impact of their communication choices.
A vibrant and engaging slide deck designed for middle school students to learn the crucial differences between professional and social communication styles. Includes visual examples, a 'communication ladder' framework, and actionable tips for 'leveling up' their professional presence.
A visual presentation to launch the children's book project, featuring the 20 approved values menu, project requirements, and success criteria. Updated for individual work.
Simplified instructional slides for the Peace Protocol lesson, redesigned with accessible language and clear visuals for IDD clients. Features 3 interactive, paperless games and explicit reminders that conflict is not always a fight.
A structured planning worksheet for student groups to brainstorm characters, setting, conflict, and a storyboard arc for their children's book project. Updated for individual work.
A comprehensive project guide for creating a children's book, including an 'Approved Values Menu' of 20 core topics and the project's grading rubric. Updated for individual work.
A detailed teacher guide for the Peace Protocol lesson, featuring learning objectives, a materials checklist, and a step-by-step pacing guide for middle school educators.
A teacher facilitation guide for implementing executive function checklists, providing strategies like the "Micro-Step" and "5-Minute Dash" for middle school students.
A weekly accountability log for tracking daily consistency in organization and task initiation skills, featuring reflection prompts and a scoring system.
A structured checklist designed for middle schoolers to manage organization and task initiation, featuring a "Mission Control" theme for engagement and a signature area for accountability.
A teacher-facing answer key and facilitation guide for the Daily Design worksheet, providing exemplary responses and tips for correcting common student misconceptions.
A guided student worksheet formatted as a "blueprint" that leads students through a hypothetical scenario and a personal application of the 5-step decision-making model.
A high-impact slide deck for 7th-grade students introducing the 5-step decision-making model through visual diagrams and a real-world scenario.
A comprehensive teacher guide for leading a 7th-grade lesson on decision-making, featuring an instructional sequence, standards alignment, and facilitation tips.
A highly polished slide deck for Mission 1 (Debugging the Mind) that matches the original 'Brain Glitch Defense' curriculum's tech/system HUD aesthetic. Includes specific lesson slides for Catastrophizing, Mind Reading, All-or-Nothing, and Personalization. Optimized for vertical fit and improved contrast, with all cutoff issues resolved. Removed answer key as requested.
A highly polished slide deck for Mission 1 (Debugging the Mind) that matches the original 'Brain Glitch Defense' curriculum's tech/system HUD aesthetic. Includes specific lesson slides for Catastrophizing and Mind Reading. Optimized for vertical fit and improved contrast, with all cutoff issues resolved. Removed answer key slide and extra versions from workspace.
A visual presentation for the Future Architect lesson, focusing on the concept of reverse engineering goals, identifying the 'why' behind aspirations, and setting immediate action steps.
A project-based goal-setting worksheet where students reverse-engineer a major goal into three milestones, an immediate 24-hour action, and a plan for potential obstacles.
A facilitator guide for the Future Architect lesson, guiding students through the process of reverse-engineering goals, identifying obstacles, and taking immediate action steps.
A visual presentation for the Pressure Relief lesson, exploring the physiology of stress, personal triggers, physical warning signs, and various healthy coping mechanisms.
