A teacher's guide for the Brain Blocks lesson, offering strategies to support students whose task avoidance is rooted in severe external stressors and trauma.

A reflection worksheet for high school students to identify personal triggers for task avoidance and develop logical strategies to overcome emotional blocks.

A slide deck for high school students explaining the psychological and biological roots of task avoidance, focusing on the connection between stress/trauma and focus.

A revised math-themed anchor chart for conversation skills, now optimized to fit on a single page with a non-wrapping horizontal equation metaphor. Teach A+G+O=Connection with clear visual variables.

A teacher facilitation guide providing instructional scripts, discussion prompts, and troubleshooting tips for teaching non-traditional grounding techniques to teenagers.

A student-facing menu of non-breathing grounding techniques designed for personal reference and practice, with a clean and supportive design.

A slide deck focused on non-breathing grounding techniques for teenagers, featuring physical, mental, and object-based strategies with a modern, high-contrast aesthetic.

A teacher's facilitation guide for the Calm Down Crew lesson, specifically tailored for kindergarten. It includes instructional scripts, reset spot setup advice, and support strategies for younger learners.

A visually engaging slide deck designed for kindergarten students on managing frustration. It features realistic photos of children, simple breathing exercises, identifying helpers, and a tour of a classroom reset spot.

A New Deal-themed application and analysis worksheet for Day 4 focusing on the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in Minnesota. Students simulate the application process, analyze the economic impact of sending wages home, and evaluate the environmental legacy of CCC projects in MN State Parks.

An investigative activity for Day 3 focusing on rural resilience and the Penny Auction movement in Minnesota. Students analyze the mechanics of farm protests, the Farmer's Holiday Association, and the ethical dilemmas of civil disobedience during the Great Depression.

A math-integrated social studies worksheet for Day 2 focusing on urban survival in St. Paul during 1932. Students must manage a $12 weekly budget based on historical prices and reflect on the difficult choices and loss of dignity faced by families in poverty.

A primary source analysis worksheet for Day 1 focusing on the 1929 Stock Market Crash. Students calculate stock losses and analyze the emotional and economic ripple effects through a Wall Street clerk's testimony and a telegram-writing task.