A concise, 1-page teacher facilitation and pacing guide showing how to run this quick 20-minute post-recess calm-down, including scripting, troubleshooting tips, and SEL alignment.

A printable student activity sheet featuring a 'Heart Charger' battery console to color, along with cute cut-and-paste 'Power Tokens' containing self-talk statements to charge up their emotional batteries.

A visual presentation designed to guide tired Kindergarteners through a post-recess cool-down, slow breathing exercises, positive self-talk concepts, and a transition to their hands-on craft.

A student worksheet where children design their own Boundary Shield, trace body safety rules, and list three trusted adults who make up their personal safety team.

A detailed instructional guide for educators delivering the Safe Space Defenders lesson. It includes direct teaching scripts, discussion prompts, handling child disclosure protocols, and guidance for classroom activities.

A visually engaging, age-appropriate slide presentation designed for teacher-led instruction. It introduces body safety rules, safe vs. unsafe touches, the 'No-Go-Tell' strategy, and scenarios for classroom discussion.

A 2-page print-ready lesson plan and facilitation guide for counseling teachers. Includes pacing, scripted narratives, answer key, and K-1 modifications.

A 6-slide presentation deck to guide Kindergarten and 1st-grade students through the Calm Castle Quest. Includes large text, engaging medieval visuals, and breathing prompts to guide the classroom escape room.

A 4-page printable individual/partner escape room booklet for K-1 students. It contains 4 engaging desk-based challenges covering body signals, clover breathing tracing, size of problems, and a helper communication script, ending with a Calm Castle Protector certificate.

A printable coloring page featuring a calm breathing volcano, a respectful listening checklist, and turn-taking strategies to help students practice self-regulation.

A delightful, four-quadrant black-and-white coloring page illustrating concrete, school-friendly ways Kindergarteners can show kindness, such as sharing toys, helping friends, saying nice words, and sharing smiles.

An engaging, high-quality black-and-white coloring page for Kindergarteners featuring an overflowing bucket of smiles, hearts, and stars, with large bubble letters reading 'I am a Bucket Filler!'.

A hands-on, two-page paper craft template featuring a large printable bucket outline to cut out and assemble, along with cute hearts, stars, and raindrop 'kindness tokens' for students to color, draw inside, and glue into their buckets.

A highly visual, single-page worksheet for Kindergarteners to practice identifying bucket-filling and bucket-dipping behaviors by coloring or circling happy/sad faces next to relatable everyday scenarios.

A friendly, colorful slide deck introducing the concept of bucket filling versus bucket dipping to Kindergarteners, utilizing bright visuals, easy-to-read fonts, and engaging check-for-understanding scenarios.

Day 5 student-facing journal sheet where children can draw their favorite game of the week, color in their Cheer Badge, and complete their weekly Camp Friendship graduation card.

Day 5 classroom slide to display during the Firefly Tag outdoor prep, outlining the Camper Code, Game Play rules, and meeting point greeting guides.

Day 5 Teacher Guide for the Firefly Tag outdoor tag game, complete with safety guidelines, unfreezing greeting mechanics, teacher prompts, and a weekly program graduation wrap-up.

Day 4 student-facing journal sheet where children can draw who was hidden in the tent, write down names they memorized, and color in their Memory Badge.

Day 4 classroom slide to display during the Lost Camper game, featuring the Camper Code, Game Play rules, and memory support focus.

Day 4 Teacher Guide for the Lost Camper indoor guessing game, covering observation strategies, facilitation steps, memory support tips, and SEL debrief prompts.

Day 3 student-facing journal sheet where children can track their high-fives, draw the meeting greeting point, and color in their Welcome Badge.