A collaborative drawing sheet for two students to share. It includes a central handshake motif, a divided workspace for turn-taking, and simple kind-word prompts at the bottom to encourage positive interaction. Spacing optimized for single-page printing.

Two variations of a visual bingo board (3x3) designed to spark conversations between 2nd graders. Uses icons to represent common interests like pets, hobbies, and food. Each board is on its own page.

A set of 9 visual emotion cards for a charades game, designed for 2nd graders with clear icons, cutting lines, and simple text to support social-emotional learning. Everything fits on a single page for easy printing.

A revised set of discussion scenarios for a PLC meeting, featuring expanded response areas with writing lines and improved visual layout for collaborative teacher work.

A revised one-page reference guide for teachers outlining immediate interventions and communication scripts for sleepy students, optimized for single-page printing.

A 15-slide PLC presentation for teachers focused on empathetic strategies for managing students sleeping in class, expanded to include general off-task behavior scripts and reflection questions. Based on Edutopia insights.

A comprehensive teacher guide for the 'Heart Repairs' lesson, including facilitation scripts, vocabulary support, and role-play scenarios. Revised with better typography, re-laid out vocabulary section, and fixed page breaks.

A student worksheet featuring scenarios that require apologizing, making amends, and compromising. Includes large handwriting spaces with ruled lines and a drawing section. Revised with better spacing, first-grade appropriate ruling, and rendering fixes.

A colorful and engaging 7-slide social story presentation for first graders that introduces the concept of being a 'Heart Mechanic' and using three key strategies (Apology, Amends, and Compromise) to repair hurt feelings. Revised with improved icon visibility and text contrast.

A worksheet where students analyze common Grade 2 scenarios, determine the problem size (1-5), and pick a tool from the Calm Down Catalog to plan their reaction, updated with more writing space and consistent terminology.

A 'What would you do' practice worksheet where students apply tools from the Calm Down Catalog to relatable Grade 2 scenarios, including academic frustration, social conflict, and fair play, updated with more writing space and consistent terminology.