A professional feedback survey for parents to complete at the end of the 'Coffee with the Counselors' session. It features a clean design with thematic elements, gathering data on session quality, the effectiveness of the UNO metaphor, and interest in future topics.

A teacher guide containing grading criteria, common pitfalls, and sample email responses for various student scenarios to assist in evaluation and modeling.

A multi-page worksheet providing structured email templates for 8 different real-world scenarios. Includes scaffolding like word banks and sentence starters for the first two academic scenarios.

A 9-slide presentation covering the structure of formal emails and 8 diverse scenarios for student practice, including academic, customer service, and professional situations. Includes word banks and sentence starters for initial slides.

A comprehensive one-page overview for administrators detailing the benefits of Lenny Learning for both teachers and district leadership.

A professional presentation designed for school administrators, introducing Lenny Learning as an AI instructional partner that streamlines planning and ensures curricular consistency.

A structured worksheet to help students map their support systems and practice specific anxiety-coping strategies.

A reflective workbook for students to explore their thoughts on life cycles and create expressive art through a "Memory Tree" activity.

A detailed facilitator guide for teachers or counselors to lead discussions about life cycles, anxiety, and support systems using nature metaphors.

An interactive tracking sheet for the Pollinating Kindness Project. Students use the worksheet to record acts of kindness observed or performed in different school locations, visualized as "pollen" being spread throughout a garden.

A student warm-up worksheet that uses drawing and word selection to help K-3 students reflect on the emotional impact and visual representation of kindness.

Colorful and engaging slides for the Pollinating Kindness Project that explain the analogy between bees pollinating flowers and students spreading kindness throughout their school.