A guide for teachers to facilitate a quick 10-minute prioritization activity, including an answer key and discussion prompts.

A quick prioritizing worksheet where students rank a set of five tasks based on urgency and importance.

A 10-slide presentation redesigned with a nautical 'At the Helm' theme for high school students in therapeutic settings. It uses captaining a ship as a metaphor for agency, featuring sturdy nautical visuals, clear definitions, and mindset reframing exercises to help students reclaim power in their lives.

A comprehensive teacher guide for the Social Architect lesson, providing instructional phases, talking points for scenarios, and facilitation tips for connecting self-esteem to communication, empathy, and leadership.

A visual presentation for high school students explaining the connection between self-esteem and soft skills. Includes a modern blue-themed design with large text, interactive hooks, and clearly defined concepts for communication, empathy, and leadership.

An interactive workbook for high school students focusing on the connection between self-esteem and soft skills like communication, empathy, and leadership. Features three detailed scenario-based modules with writing prompts and reflection activities designed with a modern "architect" visual theme.

A visually striking slide deck titled 'Iron Character' designed for a large-group SEL lesson, featuring interactive prompts, discussion frameworks, and structured activity instructions.

A reflective student handout titled 'Character Compass' that guides students through identifying their core values, reflecting on ethical challenges, and planning personal growth.

A comprehensive facilitator guide for a large-group SEL lesson on character, featuring session objectives, a minute-by-minute breakdown, and management tips for large groups.

An assessment rubric for evaluating student understanding of academic integrity, focusing on four key criteria: understanding pressure, impact analysis, ethical strategy, and self-reflection.

An interactive student activity featuring three realistic scenarios (Case Files) where students must analyze the pressures to cheat and develop ethical 'Blueprint Actions.' Includes a personal reflection section.

A visual presentation for the 'Honesty Blueprint' lesson, covering the definition of integrity, the 'Pressure Cooker' of why students cheat, and the long-term impact of dishonesty on trust and character.

A comprehensive teacher facilitation guide for the 'Honesty Blueprint' lesson, featuring learning objectives, a minute-by-minute instructional sequence, and pedagogical insights into why students cheat.

A professional guide for teachers on how to facilitate classroom discussions and debriefs following a school incident, focusing on de-escalation and restoring a sense of safety.

A visual presentation for students and staff outlining the Peace Protocol, emphasizing roles during an incident and the restorative process afterward.

A student-facing reflection sheet to be completed after witnessing or being involved in a conflict, designed to process emotions and gather factual accounts.

A comprehensive flowchart outlining the necessary steps for students and staff to take during and after a school conflict, featuring multilingual support and clear visual cues.

A facilitator's guide for the Distress Signal materials. Includes scenario answers, scripts for responding to avoidance (Ghost Signals), and discussion points for reinforcing self-advocacy (Captain's Calls).

A student worksheet for distinguishing between using mental health as an excuse (Ghost Signal) and legitimate self-advocacy (Captain's Call). Includes scenario sorting and a reflection on 'cheap prizes' vs. long-term costs.

A witty, high-impact slide deck for therapeutic sessions. It teaches students to distinguish between 'The Ghost Signal' (using mental health as a cop-out for work avoidance) and 'The Captain's Call' (legitimately asking for tools and support to stay engaged).