Zen and Standing Yoga Series

A 7-week peer-led multi-sport curriculum designed for kids aged 8-13 and facilitated by teen leaders. Features structured 75-minute lesson plans, visual game cards, script-ready prompts, and peer-led reflection tools.

A proactive behavior expectations lesson for grades 3-5 focused on weapon and replica safety. It teaches students about strict school rules regarding weapons, the dangers of replicas like gel blasters or pocket knives, and the critical difference between tattling and reporting safety concerns.

A comprehensive facilitator lesson plan and discussion script for teachers to deliver the Safety Shield Champions lesson. It includes step-by-step pacing, discussion prompts, student roleplay talking points, a worksheet answer key, and strategies to overcome the social barrier of reporting.

Inaugural athletic program proposal for The Leah Chase School. This sequence focuses on establishing a sustainable middle school sports program that aligns with school culture, academic requirements, and behavioral expectations.

A behavior expectations lesson for K-2 students focused on weapon safety. It teaches kids that real and toy weapons (knives, guns) must stay at home, reassuring them that school is a safe place cared for by loving teachers.

A comprehensive 3-page printable student worksheet for grades 3-5. It includes a text passage about school safety policies regarding real weapons and replicas, a matching vocabulary exercise, scenario-based critical thinking analyses, a tattling-vs-reporting sorting activity, and a safety pledge.

An elite 8-week summer curriculum sequence for toddlers aged 18-36 months, exploring sensory-rich, non-food themes of Ocean, Beach, Pond, Picnics, Garden Helpers, Insect Detectives, Jungle Beats, and Icy Cool-Down.

A comprehensive CNA training lesson focused on nutritional care, feeding techniques, cultural competency, and identifying nutrition-related illnesses in elderly nursing home residents.

Highly engaging, age-appropriate instructional slides for grades 3-5 discussing school weapon safety. Topics include school safety rules, a clear definition of prohibited weapons and replica/lookalike items, the psychological barrier of reporting, and the distinction between tattling and reporting.

A hands-on, visually structured nutrition lesson designed specifically for autistic teenagers. It uses clear visual boundaries, highly concrete terminology, and a structured matching activity to map real-world foods to their primary body functions (Proteins, Carbs, Fats, Vitamins/Minerals).

A comprehensive facilitator lesson plan and discussion script for teachers to deliver the Safe School Superheroes lesson. It includes step-by-step pacing, student talking points, roleplay guides, and instructions for integrating the coloring book.

A pair of highly visual anchor charts and checklists designed to support caregivers and individuals receiving care. It focuses on safe physical transfer techniques and daily morning routines that promote client independence and self-advocacy.