A movement-based regulation worksheet for students featuring body visuals for Sky Reach, Tree Pose, and Toe Touch strategies. All sections and headers are capitalized for a more standard presentation. Includes a 1-line sentence tracing activity and a 'How do you feel now?' drawing section. Format optimized to fit on one page. Fixed tracing text alignment. Standardized box heights. Corrected dot-to-dot star sequence. 3-component writing line for favorite strategy section.

A visually engaging worksheet for K-2 students featuring three breathing strategies, a 1-line sentence tracing activity, and an enlarged 'favorite strategy' writing and drawing box with primary-styled guide lines. All strategy labels are now lowercase. Updated with tall letters and consistent unit structure.

A formal performance rubric for students to use when scoring the Honesty Debate, focusing on clarity, logic, evidence, and conduct. Revised for single-page layout.

A set of six printable role cards for students to use during the Honesty Debate, clearly defining responsibilities for attorneys, witnesses, and jurors. Card 6 was missing its outer border in previous version.

A distraction-based regulation worksheet for K-2 students featuring activities like Marble Mazes, I Spy, and a star dot-to-dot puzzle. Includes updated single-line sentence tracing activity "Distracting my brain helps me feel calm.", and a favorite strategy section. Optimized layout to fit on one page. All strategy labels are now lowercase. Standardized writing lines with solid top, dashed middle, and bold bottom. Fixed alignment and page break. Finger-traceable maze. Correct sequential star puzzle (1-5). Fixed tracing alignment. No stray icons. "My Focus Plan" removed as requested. Updated capitalization and activity scaling. Enlarged 'color it' box.

A structured script for the teacher to lead the Honesty Debate, including timed segments, transitions, and facilitating questions. Revised for single-page layout.

A student debate guide styled like a legal case file, providing space for brainstorming arguments, taking notes on rebuttals, and jury evaluations. Revised for better page flow and contrast.