Danielle

A 45-minute restorative circle lesson for 5th graders to build empathy, trust, and co-create a positive classroom climate through sharing feelings and collaborative agreements.

This three-session series for 2nd graders teaches students to ask classmates for help before turning to the teacher. By practicing polite requests, active listening, and role-playing, students will build communication and independence skills. Each session is 15 minutes, Tier 1, with engaging activities and a fun game to reinforce learning.

In this 30-minute session, mature adult learners will explore the foundations and benefits of restorative practices, understanding how they promote accountability, healing, and stronger communities. This lesson sets the stage for applying restorative principles in personal and professional contexts.

This daily routine helps 2nd graders build emotional resilience through quick crisis-coping strategies and reflective debrief practices. Over 20-minute sessions, students learn to recognize moods, practice calm techniques, and reflect on their day, fostering emotional intelligence and classroom well-being.

A focused 15-minute individual session for a 3rd grader to learn and practice respectful behaviors toward their teacher. This lesson uses real-life examples and interactive activities to build empathy and positive classroom interactions.