Mind Map Memoirs

A 3-part Social-Emotional Learning journey that empowers students to map their emotional landscapes, decode personal triggers, and construct a personalized self-regulation toolkit using mindfulness practices.

A dynamic lesson on digital boundaries, peer pressure, and communication. Students explore practical strategies and conversational scripts for setting healthy limits with friends who constantly demand technical sharing, like mobile hotspots, without ruining friendships.

A three-day back-to-school sequence focused on welcoming students to the aftercare room and building a supportive community. Students introduce themselves, design custom name badges, complete creative 'Getting to Know Me' coloring sheets, and celebrate with a shared movie screening and treats.

A highly engaging, humorous lesson exploring the technology, social etiquette, and negotiation strategies behind mobile hotspots, cellular data limits, and digital boundaries.

A two-part cross-curricular sequence exploring character morality and psychological depth through literature and creative digital music production.

A highly focused, 30-minute lesson on the SOLER active listening framework for high schoolers, including a teacher facilitation script, gamified skill challenges, and a self-reflection log.

An employment training sequence designed to prepare participants for grocery stocking roles. Through a hands-on workplace simulation and a video-based observation academy, participants develop essential retail skills including product placement, price verification, shelf organization, safety protocols, and customer service.

A high-energy, fast-paced classroom icebreaker designed to build peer connections, practice speaking skills, and foster a welcoming classroom culture. This lesson includes an instructional slide deck to guide the activity, printable prompt cards with accommodated sentence starters, and a complete teacher facilitation guide.

An advanced 11th-12th grade literature unit analyzing how technological advancement, scientific hubris, and systemic censorship erode human connection and autonomy in Frankenstein, Fahrenheit 451, and 1984.

A guided reading and vocabulary lesson centered on Ray Bradbury's classic short story 'All Summer in a Day'. Students analyze context clues, engage with chunked text, and explore themes of isolation and jealousy.

Students learn and practice specific mindfulness, breathing, and grounding techniques to build their own custom self-regulation toolkit.

Students investigate what events or thoughts trigger different high-intensity emotional reactions and recognize their body's early warning signs.