Carla Eliezer

This lesson explores the concept of body diversity and why it's important to accept and celebrate the differences in our physical appearances. It helps reduce body image issues and promotes inclusivity among students. Designed for a 4th-grade class, this Tier 1 lesson spans a 45-minute session.

Students will discuss the role of honesty in friendships and when it might be challenging to be truthful. This lesson will help them navigate complex social situations.

This lesson will explore the qualities and behaviors that characterize a good friend. Understanding these traits is essential for building strong, positive relationships within the classroom and beyond. Designed for a 2nd grade class, this Tier 1 lesson will be conducted in a single 30-minute session.

This lesson is designed for 3rd and 4th graders to understand the importance of personal hygiene, focusing on body odor. It's crucial for students to learn about taking care of their bodies to promote health and confidence. The session will last 30 minutes and will include engaging activities to make the topic relatable and memorable.

Students will learn specific strategies to cope with the loss of a pet, fostering resilience and emotional growth. This lesson is essential for providing concrete tools to manage difficult emotions, specifically designed for a 3rd-grade group. It will take place over one 30-minute session, focusing on Tier 2 group support.

This lesson explores the emotional impact of losing a beloved pet, helping students understand why they feel sad and how to express those feelings. It's crucial for building emotional intelligence and empathy in young learners.

Students will learn how pets leave a lasting impact on our lives and ways to celebrate that legacy, strengthening their resilience and appreciation for the joy pets bring. This is crucial for finding closure.

In this lesson, 3rd-grade students will explore specific strategies to cope with the loss of a pet, fostering resilience and emotional growth. This lesson is essential for providing concrete tools to manage difficult emotions, helping students build resilience and emotional intelligence. It is designed for a small group setting, lasting 30 minutes, and is classified as Tier 2: Group support.

This lesson encourages open communication as a way to resolve conflicts and misunderstandings. It highlights the importance of dialogue over physical actions, teaching students how to use words effectively to solve problems. Designed for a 4th-grade class, this 55-minute session aims to foster a classroom environment where students feel empowered to express themselves and resolve conflicts peacefully.

An individual lesson where a student learns the importance of using words over physical actions. This lesson empowers students to communicate effectively and express their feelings. It's designed for a 4th-grade student and lasts 25 minutes, focusing on Tier 3 individual support.

An individual-focused lesson using a social story to reinforce the idea that hands are for helping, not hitting. This lesson aids personal development and helps the student understand the impact of their actions. It's designed for a 4th-grade student and will take approximately 20 minutes.

This lesson explores the reasons behind why people hit and how to express emotions without resorting to violence. It helps students understand their feelings and develop empathy, which is crucial for a harmonious classroom environment. Designed for a 4th-grade class, this single-session lesson lasts 45 minutes and is part of Tier 1 classroom-wide supports.

Explore the spectrum of emotions using colors and storytelling.

A lesson plan that helps students identify and understand their emotions, fostering self-awareness and emotional intelligence.

Enhance students' vocabulary to describe emotions accurately when dealing with 'No'.

Exploring the importance of personal accountability and how it influences our lives.

This lesson introduces 3rd-grade students to mindfulness techniques, including guided meditation and breathing exercises, to help them manage stress and improve focus. Mindfulness practices can enhance students' emotional regulation, concentration, and overall well-being, making it a valuable skill for their academic and personal lives.

This lesson introduces kindergarten students to mindfulness through simple breathing exercises and visualization activities. It aims to help children recognize and manage their emotions effectively, fostering emotional awareness and self-regulation from an early age. By engaging in these activities, students will learn to focus their attention, calm their minds, and develop a sense of inner peace, which is crucial for their overall well-being and academic success.

This lesson engages 4th-grade students in activities designed to enhance their verbal and non-verbal communication skills. Through interactive exercises, students will learn the importance of effective expression and active listening, which are crucial for their academic and social development. By participating in these activities, students will build confidence in their ability to communicate clearly and understand others, fostering a supportive classroom environment.

This lesson introduces students to mindfulness through a daily 'Mindful Minute Challenge.' Students will engage in short, focused breathing exercises to help manage stress and increase concentration. This practice is important as it equips students with tools to enhance their emotional regulation and focus, which are crucial skills for both academic success and personal well-being.

This lesson is designed to teach a 1st-grade student with autism about respecting personal space and appropriate interactions with peers and adults. Through simple, engaging activities and visual aids, students will learn the importance of personal boundaries and respectful communication. This lesson is crucial for fostering a safe and inclusive environment, helping young students develop foundational social skills.