A comprehensive teacher's guide for facilitating the 'Emotion Detectives' lesson, including lesson flow, discussion prompts, common misconceptions, and extension activities.

A practice worksheet where students match facial expressions to emotions and draw body language based on specific social clues.

A printable social story about Leo, an 'Emotion Detective', who uses facial expressions and body language to understand how his sister, friend, and teacher are feeling throughout his morning.

An engaging slide deck designed to teach students how to identify social clues through facial expressions and body language using a detective theme.

A teacher-facing guide for implementing a recess-based PBIS incentive program, including strategies for observation and reward tier suggestions.

A printable sheet featuring six "Playground Hero" reward tickets with checkboxes for kindness, caring, and problem-solving, optimized for quick distribution without student or staff name fields.

A student-facing craft template featuring a large magic mirror outline. Students write positive affirmations (Sparkle Thoughts) on the decorative frame and can glue aluminum foil to the center to create a functional 'magic' mirror.

A 6-slide visual presentation to guide students through the concept of self-talk. It features engaging graphics and comparisons between 'Bully Thoughts' and 'Sparkle Thoughts', plus a practice activity to flip negative scripts into positive ones.

A visual presentation to introduce the concept of fear as a protective emotion and define bravery as acting in spite of fear, setting the stage for the sorting activity.

A teacher's guide for the Courage Camp activity, including learning objectives, discussion prompts, and a step-by-step facilitation guide to help children navigate their fears.

A companion sheet containing 'situation cards' for students to cut out and paste onto their sorting board, including both scary situations and brave actions.

A sorting board document where students categorize various situations into 'scary' or 'brave' groups using cut-out cards.