A student-facing worksheet designed to help 3rd-4th graders build their customized summer self-care toolbox by writing down active hobbies, pasting coping cards, and listing trusted contact names.

An interactive visual presentation guiding students through the concept of self-care, identifying the three toolbox compartments (Active Recreation, Calming Strategies, and Lifeline Crew), and introducing the activity.

A comprehensive, step-by-step teacher lesson plan detailing objectives, materials, timing, core instruction, and extension ideas for the Summer Toolbox lesson.

A comprehensive 2-page teacher facilitation guide outlining a 2.5-week pacing roadmap, step-by-step interview instructions, and curated blueprints for student-led 1-week kindness campaigns.

A printable double-sided student resource featuring 20 cut-out interview prompt cards color-coded by category, paired with a structured Partner Profile worksheet and introduction script generator.

A companion cutout resource containing 8 interchangeable emotional state and strategy modules, an interactive energy level tracker, and a foldable pocket sleeve to store components directly on the Calm Blueprint.

An ultra-slick, minimalist white calm poster focusing on visual breathing pathways. Devotes the main canvas to massive, high-fidelity visual guides for Triangle and Square Breathing, using manually drafted geometric arrows and crisp typography.

Printable classroom board game and discussion cards resource. Page 1 contains 12 beautifully illustrated, easy-to-cut prompt cards focusing on growth mindset, coping strategies, and peer connection. Page 2 features a complete print-and-play cooperative board game called Oasis Adventure.

Interactive printable reflection booklet for students. A 4-page keepsake that allows 8-year-olds to track their emotional growth, identify personal coping strategies, practice positive self-talk, and celebrate achievements from the past year with clear, spacious areas designed for handwriting and drawing.

Guided visual slide deck for the Mind Oasis end-of-school-year mental health lesson. Designed for 8-year-olds with friendly layouts, oversized typography (all text 24px+), mindfulness breaks, coping tool identification, and positive peer reflection.

A printable, highly visual one-page student reference guide and reminder sheet. It acts as a personal pocket companion summarizing the student's personal body alarm signs, physical calm-down choices, and a personal list of trusted school allies.

A student-friendly behavior progress tracker structured for 2nd and 3rd graders. It breaks each school day down into three manageable intervals (Morning, Midday, Afternoon) with visual coloring stars, a weekly reflection space, and a customizable positive reward menu.

Printable anchor chart and desk reminder cards for visual reinforcement. Includes 4 cut-out mini reminders for the student's desk, folder, or notebook, depicting clear hands-to-self behavior in the hallway, carpet, desk, and playground.

An interactive school counselor facilitation guide and lesson plan. Includes a clear step-by-step counseling intervention script, sensory self-awareness exercises, 3 scenario cards for role-playing, and counselor-teacher collaboration strategies.

A printable, student-friendly relational behavior contract for 2nd and 3rd graders. It features clear, positive expectations, relational impact visuals, concrete calm-down strategies, and formal signature blocks for student, teacher, and parent commitment.

An interactive, meteorological-themed student feelings log. Features structured grids for a 3-day tracking cycle, visual weather icons (Stormy, Foggy, Sunlit, Rain, etc.) for daily emotional check-ins, a creative coordinate space for graphing feeling intensity shifts, and open-ended reflection areas for frustrated, angry, worried, embarrassed, sad, and calm emotions.

A set of 8 printable, easy-to-cut scenario discussion cards with dashed border guidelines. Each card represents a real-world upper elementary school challenge (e.g., spelling bees, sports tryouts, group work, learning an instrument) tailored to explore frustration, anger, worry, embarrassment, sadness, and calm emotional shifts over time.

A set of 6 printable, visually cohesive meteorological-themed anchor charts defining Frustrated, Angry, Worried, Embarrassed, Sad, and Calm. Each chart details the definition, physical body barometer clues, and self-regulation check-in questions for upper elementary students.

An identical pre-test and post-test student assessment tool. Features name/date lines, clear checkable labels for Pre-Test and Post-Test modes, vocabulary matching for frustration, worry, and embarrassment, multiple-choice scenario analysis, and a structured short-answer section on tracking emotional shifts over time.

A comprehensive 3-day small group facilitation guide for teachers with updated emotions: frustrated, angry, worried, embarrassed, sad, and calm. Features hourly and minute-by-minute timestamps, lesson plans, scaffolding, and discussion scripts on tracking emotional shifts.

A print-ready reflective goal-setting and distraction-mapping worksheet for 3rd-5th grade students to anchor their executive attention, with 5th-grade differentiation.

A print-ready coping anchor map and emotional trigger tracker for 3rd-5th grade students to recognize stress markers and select calming strategies, with 5th-grade differentiation.

A print-ready empathetic reflection worksheet for 3rd-5th grade students to analyze peer scenario solutions and track daily classroom kindness, with 5th-grade differentiation.

A print-ready reflective worksheet for 3rd-5th grade students to define their social-emotional safety needs and sign a Safe Harbor contract, with 5th-grade differentiation.

A single-page final assessment/test matching common social scenarios to their respective ANT Buddies. Styled with a professional 'Bug Hunter Academy' theme, containing multiple-choice options with uniform visual styling and student hints.

A clean, one-page parent guide designed to be sent home, listing all 15 ANT Buddies with parent-friendly descriptions and tips for squashing automatic negative thoughts at home.