Active listening, assertive expression, and boundary-setting strategies for interpersonal success. Develops proficiency in conflict mediation, cooperative teamwork, and the cultivation of healthy romantic and platonic connections.
A 3-page Heart Harmony Workbook focusing on active listening and respect through real-world scenarios and personal reflection prompts. It includes guided writing spaces and a kindness pledge to encourage empathy and social-emotional growth.
A more detailed behavior reflection tool for students in grades 3-5. It focuses on the specific definitions of Respect, Responsibility, and Regard for Others, helping students analyze the impact of their actions and create a restorative plan.
A visually-oriented behavior reflection sheet for students in grades K-2. It uses simple language, icons, and drawing spaces to help students reflect on their feelings and identify which core value (Respect, Responsibility, or Regard for Others) they can focus on next time.
An answer key and teacher reference for the Super Friend Mission worksheet.
A student reflection worksheet to accompany the Autism awareness lesson, featuring space for self-expression and a kindness pledge.
A guide for teachers to facilitate a discussion about Autism and neurodiversity based on the lesson slides.
A two-slide presentation using a social story approach to explain Autism and provide practical tips for being a supportive classmate.
A teacher-facing resource guide for facilitating the Ripple Effect lesson, including a timeline, instructional prompts, and key vocabulary definitions.
A worksheet for students to map out the 'ripple effect' of their words, with dedicated areas for tracing both positive and negative consequences.
A slide deck designed to introduce the 'ripple effect' concept to students using water metaphors and clear positive/negative examples.
A graduation certificate for students to celebrate their completion of the Social Squad Academy.
A 4-slide presentation for Session 6, teaching students the '4-Part Apology' method and celebrating their completion of the Social Squad Academy.
A Session 5 worksheet where students practice interpreting social cues and defining the 'hidden rules' for three different scenarios.
A 4-slide presentation for Session 5, teaching students how to interpret social cues like body language, personal space, and tone of voice, while emphasizing the importance of 'Reading the Room'.
A Session 4 worksheet where students practice categorizing different problems into three levels and writing down a self-regulation strategy for small problems.
A 4-slide presentation for Session 4, teaching students how to categorize problems into three levels (Glitch, Hiccup, Crisis) and introducing basic conflict resolution steps.
A set of 6 printable conversation starter cards to help students practice starting and maintaining conversations using the 'Conversation Train' concept.
A 4-slide presentation for Session 3, teaching conversation skills including the 'Conversation Train' and 'Whole Body Listening'.
A Session 2 worksheet where students practice identifying their own emotions and using empathy to identify how others might feel in different situations.
A 4-slide presentation for Session 2, teaching the 'Heart Radar' concept for identifying emotions in self and others and introducing empathy.
An answer key and reference sheet for teachers, providing official definitions for leadership concepts and sample student responses for the Mission File and Exit Ticket.
A set of four printable exit tickets per page for quickly assessing students' understanding of leadership concepts and the Power Pillars at the end of the lesson.
A student-facing activity sheet where children create their superhero leadership persona, select their core powers, design their hero gear, and commit to a daily leadership mission.
A comprehensive teacher guide for the Leader League lesson, including a 45-minute timeline, learning objectives, and facilitation tips for teaching leadership concepts to elementary students.
A vibrant, comic-themed slide deck that introduces elementary students to leadership concepts through superhero analogies like empathy, courage, and teamwork.
A printable sheet featuring six high-value "Transition Boost" tickets worth five points each, intended for whole-class recognition of extraordinary behavior during recess transitions (quiet, safe, and direct).
A teacher facilitation guide for setting up an "Appreciation Station." Includes tips for location, supplies, delivery methods, and specific shoutout prompt ideas for both staff and students.
A single-page set of 6 student-to-teacher shoutout cards featuring fun food puns, colorful designs, and space for personalized messages. Redesigned with a more compact layout to ensure all cards fit perfectly on one printable page.
A set of 10 punny, food-themed shoutout cards for staff. Each card features a unique pun and icons, now redesigned to fit all 10 cards on a single printable page for convenience.
An answer key and discussion guide for teachers using the Problem Solvers Lab. It provides suggested responses for all five scenarios, including size ratings, CBT connections, and social behavior analysis.
A presentation for the Problem Solvers Lab lesson, introducing Size of the Problem, CBT thought-feeling connections, and Social Thinking concepts. Includes visual breakdowns of three case studies for class-wide modeling.
A set of five realistic scenarios for middle or upper elementary students covering classroom frustration (math, technology, group work) and digital citizenship (texting, group chats). Designed to be used with the Problem Lab Organizer.
A comprehensive graphic organizer for problem-solving using Size of the Problem, CBT (thoughts/feelings), and Social Thinking (expected/unexpected) frameworks. Includes a visual 1-5 problem scale and four analysis quadrants.
A comprehensive 10-minute facilitation guide for teachers. Includes rapid-pacing instructions, scripted prompts for direct instruction, and a 'Strength Cheat Sheet' to help 3rd graders identify their personal superpowers.
A visually engaging 6-slide presentation for 3rd graders on identifying strengths, self-esteem, and the positive outcomes of stress. Features a 'Superpower Squad' theme with high-contrast colors and large text (all 24px+).
A student worksheet to help children define a conflict, practice using "I" messages, and brainstorm win-win solutions.
A four-page social story booklet about Pilot Penny, teaching children how to identify big emotions (turbulence) and use coping strategies (control panel) to stay calm.
A comprehensive lesson plan for teachers or counselors to lead a session on conflict resolution, featuring a diplomat-themed instructional framework.
A student worksheet to help children identify someone who needs kindness, recognize their emotional clues, and plan a specific helpful action.
A four-page social story booklet about Scout Sammy, teaching children how to use "Empathy Binoculars" to notice others' feelings and follow their "Kindness Compass" to help.
A parent guide for Weeks 10-12 of the Social Detective intervention, focusing on restorative justice, future planning, and celebrating behavioral growth.
A parent guide for Weeks 7-9 of the Social Detective intervention, focusing on personal boundaries, cause-and-effect reasoning, and decoding non-verbal social clues.
A parent guide for Weeks 4-6 of the Social Detective intervention, focusing on the Pause Button, encouraging honesty, and respecting property boundaries.
A parent guide for Weeks 1-3 of the Social Detective intervention, providing tips on identifying strengths, teaching perspective-taking, and modeling body awareness.
A reflection worksheet for 3rd graders focused on a specific 'scissors and retaliation' case study. It guides students through analyzing the consequences of harmful actions and provides space for a deep-dive writing reflection on safety, trust, and bodily autonomy.
A Week 12 facilitator guide for the graduation ceremony, focusing on celebration, final review, and long-term commitment to behavioral goals.
A Week 11 facilitator guide focusing on goal maintenance and identifying a support network for continued behavioral success.
A Week 10 facilitator guide focused on the mechanics of restorative justice and repairing interpersonal trust after behavioral incidents.
A Week 9 facilitator guide focused on decoding non-verbal social clues and responding with empathy and appropriate social actions.
A Week 8 facilitator guide focusing on cause-and-effect reasoning, using the domino metaphor to help students predict behavioral outcomes.
A Week 7 facilitator guide focused on reducing physical aggression through the concept of personal bubbles and verbal conflict resolution tools.
A Week 6 facilitator guide focusing on property boundaries, ownership concepts, and the 'ASK' strategy to prevent impulsive taking of items.
A Week 5 facilitator guide addressing honesty, focusing on the motives behind lying and strategies for making 'honest resets'.
A Week 4 facilitator guide focusing on the 'Pause Button' strategy, providing a structured session flow for rehearsing impulse control.
A Week 3 facilitator guide focused on interoceptive awareness, helping students map physical sensations to impulsive triggers.
A Week 2 facilitator guide focusing on perspective-taking and helping students understand how their actions influence others' thoughts and feelings.
A Week 1 facilitator guide providing objective, session flow, and specific prompts to help educators introduce the Social Detective concept and set initial goals.
An extension activity featuring six real-world scenarios where students must identify potential physical 'Body Signals' of anger or frustration and select an appropriate 'Success Strategy' to maintain self-control and safety.
The final Week 12 graduation worksheet and certificate, serving as a review of the student's progress and a commitment to future behavioral success.
A Week 11 worksheet for goal setting and self-reflection, where students create a 'Future Shield' to plan for maintaining their behavioral progress.
A comprehensive instructional guide for teachers to facilitate the 'Sweet Friendships' lesson, including objectives, sequence, and differentiation tips.
A two-page activity where students cut out candy pieces labeled with friendship qualities (sweet and sour) and glue the positive ones into a 'Friendship Jar'.
A reference poster teaching students 6 steps to build friendships and the 'STOP' method for handling peer pressure.
A 'Wanted' style poster activity where students draw and describe the qualities they look for in a good friend.
A set of 8 scenario cards for students to identify 'Sweet' (kind) versus 'Sour' (unkind) friendship behaviors.
A colorful anchor chart defining friendship and fairness with a 'Sweet vs. Sour' behavior comparison for K-4 students.
An answer key for the Heart Gardeners Sorting Worksheet and a discussion guide for the scenario slides.
A vibrant slide deck for visual instruction, teaching students about hurtful vs. helpful language through the 'Heart Gardener' metaphor and providing scenarios for practicing 'I' statements.
A printable sorting worksheet where students categorize phrases as 'Helping Flowers' (positive) or 'Hurtful Weeds' (negative), with space to write their own kind phrase.
A comprehensive teacher guide for the 'Heart Gardeners' lesson, featuring a pacing guide, hands-on activity instructions, and a specific framework for teaching 'I' statements.
A behavior tracking log for teachers and staff to record incidents of social conflict, measuring the student's ability to identify problem size and choose safe regulation strategies.
A visual reference guide for students illustrating seven regulation strategies to use during social conflicts, using the 'Problem Pilot' theme.
A worksheet for identifying Small vs. Big Problems and selecting appropriate regulation strategies. Includes multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions designed for 4th-grade comprehension.
A social story titled 'The Problem Pilot' that uses an aviation metaphor to help a 4th-grade student understand the difference between Small and Big Problems and the importance of using safe regulation strategies.
A fill-in-the-blank reflection worksheet that allows students to personalize their own 'Calm Plan' by identifying feelings and choosing appropriate replacement behaviors from a provided word bank.
A multiple choice worksheet where students choose the appropriate replacement behavior (e.g., asking for help, walking away) for various social scenarios involving frustration or anger.
A comprehensive teacher/counselor guide for the TK 'Foundations of Calm' lesson. Includes pacing, scripts for delivery, and strategies for physicalizing the concepts of stress and calm.
A foundational worksheet for TK students to identify emotions through coloring and express their calm place through drawing. Features a visual reminder of 'Turtle Breathing'.
A foundational 7-slide presentation for TK students focusing on the difference between 'wiggly' (stressed) and 'still' (calm) bodies. Introduces Turtle Breathing and the Butterfly Hug as essential tools.
A updated 4-slide visual presentation for a 10-minute lesson on self-confidence. Includes mirror talk, peer loyalty strategies, a guided practice prompt for the Confidence Compass, and a wrap-up goal-setting slide.
A teacher facilitation guide for the 10-minute Confidence Camp lesson. Includes updated pacing instructions to include the Confidence Compass practice, key TEKS alignment, scripting suggestions, and instructional tips.
A camp-themed guided practice worksheet for students to practice self-acceptance and acceptance of others. Features scenarios for cognitive reframing ('Rough Road' to 'Smooth Trail') and social scenarios to build peer loyalty and trust.
A facilitation guide for the Empathy Explorers lesson, including learning objectives, materials lists, step-by-step instructions for the Bingo and matching games, and discussion prompts.
A set of matching cards for a classroom activity. Students match simple events with two different perspectives to learn that people can have different emotional reactions to the same situation.
A bingo game focused on identifying feelings and empathetic responses. Includes a teacher scenario sheet and two distinct student bingo boards with a heart theme.
A slide deck for 3rd graders introducing empathy and perspective-taking through simple analogies and game instructions. Features bright, high-contrast visuals and age-appropriate language.
The 'Secret Packet' for the Lesson 5 Obstacle Course challenge. This document provides a series of multi-step tasks that require students to use the strategies they've learned throughout the sequence.
A teacher-facing facilitation guide for the Unstuck Agency sequence, providing classroom setup instructions for the Lesson 5 simulation and tips for reducing prompt-dependency.
A student mission log for Lesson 5 where students record the specific obstacles they encountered and the 'Flex Mind' strategies they used to overcome them.
A worksheet for Lesson 4 where students practice the "Board Scan," "Peer Pilot," and "Ask Three Before Me" strategies through simulated classroom scenarios.
A tracking log for Lesson 3 where students record classroom material problems they encountered and the 'Flex Fix' they used to resolve them independently.
A slide deck introducing the final 'Obstacle Course' challenge, setting the rules for independent problem-solving and encouraging students to use their 'Flex Minds'.
A slide deck teaching students strategies for independently finding instructions using the "Board Scan," "Peer Pilot," and "Ask Three Before Me" techniques.
A slide deck for Lesson 3 focusing on independent material problem-solving through the '3-Second Rule' and role-playing scenarios like dry markers and broken pencils.
A scavenger hunt checklist for Lesson 2 where students locate physical problem-solving tools in their classroom and identify their locations.
A visual guide for identifying classroom problem-solving tools, including noise-canceling headphones, visual timers, and the resource center, with a hook activity and scavenger hunt introduction.
A sorting worksheet where students identify 'Rock Brain' versus 'Flexible Thinking' in various classroom scenarios, followed by a personal reflection prompt.
An introductory slide deck for 3rd graders explaining the concepts of 'Rock Brain' (rigid thinking) versus 'Flexible Thinking' (problem-solving mindset) using relatable classroom examples. Revised for font size compliance.
Final teacher guide for the sequence, focusing on choral response techniques, the use of desk-based strategy cards, and informal mastery assessment.
Final slides for the sequence, focusing on graduating the 'Brain Training' skills into everyday classroom routines like cleaning up and transitions.
A cumulative resource for Lesson 5 including a strategy desk card and a transition mastery tracker to help students apply verbal rehearsal to real classroom routines.
A student worksheet for the final lesson, where students write their personal 'Power Phrase' motto on a star-themed pledge sheet to be displayed on the 'Wall of Action'.
A teacher guide for Lesson 4 including secret cards for the blind drawing activity, facilitation scripts, and peer feedback prompts.
Engaging slides for Lesson 5 that guide the student self-reflection process and introduce the 'Wall of Action' graduation ceremony.
Slides for Lesson 4 facilitating a peer-to-peer communication activity. Introduces the roles of 'Director' and 'Artist' for a collaborative drawing challenge.
A collaborative worksheet for Lesson 4 where students work in pairs to practice giving and repeating directions through a 'Blind Drawing' activity.
A comprehensive facilitation guide for teachers to deliver the 25-minute Summit Success lesson, including pacing, talking points, and differentiation strategies.
A mountain-climbing themed reflection worksheet for 3rd-4th grade students to identify their Circle of Control and celebrate their year-end achievements.
A mountain-climbing themed slide deck for 3rd-4th graders teaching the Circle of Control and celebrating end-of-year successes. Includes interactive sorting questions and reflection prompts.
A narrative social story titled 'The Great Grumble' about a student named Leo who learns to manage feelings of frustration and anger by using replacement behaviors instead of physical aggression.
The final instructional slide deck for Lesson 5, guiding students through synthesizing their research into a "Joy Menu" and practicing their new skills through role-play.
A student-facing restaurant-style menu template for synthesizing and illustrating personal mood-lifting activities and coping strategies.
A teacher guide for Lesson 5, focusing on synthesis of learned coping strategies into a personalized "Joy Menu" and providing instructions for role-play scenarios.
A student worksheet for sorting personal joy activities into High Energy (Drain) and Low Energy (Fill) categories for strategic emotional regulation.
An instructional slide deck for Lesson 4 that teaches students how to strategically match activities to their current emotional energy levels.
A teacher guide for Lesson 4, focusing on strategic selection of activities based on emotional energy levels (High Energy vs. Low Energy).
An instructional slide deck for Lesson 3 that introduces sensory mood boosters and guides students through a series of "laboratory" experiments with smell, sound, and touch.
A student lab report worksheet for recording observations and emotional reactions during the "Sensory Superpowers" lab station activity.
A teacher guide for Lesson 3, focusing on sensory-based mood boosters (smell, touch, sound, sight) through a "Sensory Lab" station rotation.
An instructional slide deck for Lesson 2 that introduces the three departments of fun: active, creative, and quiet, and guides students through building a personal joy stockpile.
A student worksheet for identifying and categorizing favorite activities into active, creative, and quiet categories to build a diverse joy inventory.
A teacher guide for Lesson 2, focusing on brainstorming activities and categorizing them into active, creative, and quiet "departments" to build a diverse emotional toolkit.
An engaging slide deck for the first lesson of the Joy Lab, introducing the concept of mapping physical sensations associated with high-energy and low-energy positive emotions.
A student worksheet featuring a body map outline where children can trace and color physical sensations associated with positive emotions like excitement, calm, and happiness.
A comprehensive teacher guide for the first lesson of the Joy Lab sequence, focusing on identifying physical sensations associated with positive emotions through body mapping and vocabulary building.
Final reflection worksheet for students to summarize their learning on identifying emotions, using calming strategies, and following the 'Stop, Breathe, Ask' routine.
Facilitation guide for teachers to lead role-play exercises for the Stop, Breathe, Ask routine, including scenarios and observation checklists.
Final presentation for the simulation activity, reviewing all learned skills and introducing the 'Wheel of Change' game.
Student activity sheet for comparing the emotional and social outcomes of two different reactions to the 'Rainy Recess' scenario.
Discussion guide for teachers to help students explore perspective-taking and the consequences of different reactions to the 'Rainy Recess' scenario.
Case study slides exploring the 'Rainy Recess' scenario, comparing a dysregulated reaction versus a regulated 'Navigator' response.
A portable reference card for students featuring the Stop, Breathe, Ask routine to be used during unexpected changes.
Instructional slides for the Stop, Breathe, Ask routine, breaking down each step with visuals and practice prompts.
Student activity sheet for selecting personal calming strategies and visualizing their use.
Facilitation guide for teachers focused on introducing and practicing deep breathing, counting, and grounding strategies with students.
Nautical-themed presentation introducing various calming strategies like deep breathing and counting to ten for self-regulation.
Worksheet for students to identify emotions in response to three common school scenarios involving unexpected changes.
Facilitation guide for teachers including the ice cream hook script, discussion questions, and nautical metaphors for lesson 1.
Nautical-themed presentation introducing the concept of plan changes and the emotions associated with them for 3rd grade students.
A page of 4 collectible 'Safe Chat License' cards for students to receive after completing the sequence and establishing their personal safety code.
Worksheet for Lesson 5 where students synthesize their learning by creating a personal code of conduct for safe online gaming and communication.
Slides for Lesson 5, focusing on synthesizing the sequence's lessons into a personal 'Gamer's Code of Conduct' and introducing the Safe Chat License.
The sequence concludes with a positive project where students create digital kindness cards to promote a culture of positivity and prevent bullying.
Teacher/Class scripts for roleplaying safe responses to uncomfortable online situations, including saying no, blocking users, and reporting to trusted adults.
