A comprehensive guide for teachers to lead the Positive Portraits activity, including pacing, vocabulary tips, and classroom management strategies. Optimized for clean 2-page printing.

A clean, attractive template for a 'Positive Portrait'. Each student receives one, and classmates rotate to write their chosen adjective inside the 'compliment cloud' area. Includes a mini word bank and ample reflection space.

A structured brainstorming worksheet for students to list their classmates and assign one positive character trait to each person, with a built-in adjective bank and spacious handwriting areas. Optimized for page-break consistency across two pages.

A vibrant slide deck introducing the concept of character traits and providing an extensive list of positive adjectives for students to use when describing their classmates.

A teacher's answer key and implementation guide for the Regulation Roadmap worksheet, including rationale and teaching tips.

A slide presentation introducing the Zones of Regulation framework through a construction zone analogy, defining the four zones and teaching self-advocacy phrases.

A revised worksheet helping students identify emotional zones and practice self-advocacy phrases with improved layout and standardized matching areas.

A detailed facilitation guide for teachers to deliver a 10-minute lesson on integrity. Includes a timed pacing guide, script for each slide, and tips for managing a game-based activity without student writing.

A visually dynamic 8-slide presentation for 5th graders on the topic of integrity, featuring a 'Would You Rather' game focused on admitting mistakes. Updated with relative positioning for proper slide rendering.

A collection of three distinct scenarios—novel-based, social, and academic—designed for students to practice applying the CBT cycle. Each scenario includes specific analysis tasks, designated writing areas with ruled lines, and a prominent CBT Triangle reference graphic. Optimized for print to prevent content cutting.

A comprehensive teacher facilitation guide providing pacing, instructional scripts, and troubleshooting tips for the 'Ownership Odyssey' lesson. It includes specific guidance on handling sensitive topics like the bullying scenario in 'The Boy at the Back of the Class'. Layout optimized to prevent content splitting and includes clear step-by-step instructions.

A 5-page student workbook featuring 'The Blame Game' analysis, Inside Out reflection, and detailed CBT triangle organizers for both novel-based and personal scenarios. It includes self-assessment traffic lights, a skill thermometer, and goal-setting sections. Layout and page breaks optimized for clarity and ease of printing.

A 9-slide presentation designed with a vibrant, Inside Out-inspired aesthetic to teach students the connection between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors using the CBT triangle. It includes character analysis, teacher modeling, and clear visual cues for self-assessment and reflection. Layout and contrast optimized for accessibility.

A set of printable scenario cards and large category headers for an interactive sorting game where students categorize digital interactions as kind, unkind, or unsafe.

A reflection worksheet for students to record their 'Pixel Patrol' mission findings, including a safety shield activity for identifying private information and a response section for the 'STOP, BLOCK, TELL' protocol.

Visual presentation slides for the Pixel Patrol lesson, featuring high-contrast designs, large text for visibility, and a focused emergency protocol section using the 'STOP, BLOCK, TELL' framework.

A comprehensive teacher guide for a 20-minute lesson on online safety, featuring learning objectives, a timed mission timeline, and specific discussion prompts for 4th-grade students.

A concise facilitation guide for teachers to deliver the 10-minute Peace Patrol lesson, including pacing, scripted dialogue, and instructional tips for the STEP model.

A high-energy 9-slide presentation teaching the STEP conflict resolution model (Say, Think, Explore, Pick) with a superhero theme, featuring a scenario on rumors and social exclusion.

A student-facing peer-feedback checklist for the 'Ears Open Phones Down' lesson, designed to help partners evaluate eye contact, body language, and verbal cues.