A Valentine's-themed lesson focused on understanding and respecting differing opinions through empathy and effective communication.
A 6-week conflict resolution group for mixed elementary students. Through a fun detective-themed curriculum, students learn to cool down, identify problem sizes, express feelings with I-messages, listen actively, and walk the Peace Path to solve peer conflicts.
Week 6 is the graduation and celebration session. Trainees review all detective techniques by playing a graduation board game, and then craft their official Peace Detective Badges and receive their Graduation Certificates.
A 6-week conflict resolution small group sequence for K-3 students, focusing on self-regulation, emotion identification, active listening, assertion, and collaborative problem-solving. This cohesive program includes a comprehensive facilitator guide, student workbook, visual tools, and a calm-down poster.
Week 5 synthesizes the skills into a concrete physical Peace Path. Students learn the sequential steps to talk through a conflict and walk the actual steps from cool down to compromise.
Fortune Founders Academy is a 7-week interactive financial literacy program for youth ages 8-13, facilitated by teen leaders. It features a game-based classroom economy, hands-on role-play, and a final community business showcase project.
Week 4 focuses on the power of active listening. Students learn how to show they are listening with their bodies, and how to repeat back or mirror what their peer said to ensure accuracy.
A comprehensive suite of SEL scenario cards spanning Elementary, Middle, and High School, guided by the CBT Triangle framework. Helps students analyze perspective, thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
Week 3 teaches students how to formulate and use I-messages to express their feelings without blaming others.
Week 2 helps students distinguish between big problems (that require telling an adult) and small problems (where they can try two of Kelso's choices on their own).
Week 1 focuses on emotional regulation and cooling down first. Students learn that before solving any case, a detective must have a cool head and calm heart using breathing tools.
