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A 3-session individual support lesson for a 1st grader focusing on teaching respect for teachers and appropriate school language. Through interactive readings, worksheets, and quizzes, the student will learn to replace disrespectful speech with respectful phrases, understand why respect matters, and practice positive communication in real-life scenarios.

In this 20-minute individual lesson, a first grader with ESL background will learn how to use quiet voices and follow classroom directions. This lesson helps improve listening skills, foster respect, and encourage positive attention-seeking.

This one-session, 20-minute individual lesson for a 2nd grade student focuses on understanding the impact of unkind words and practicing kinder language. It helps students reflect on feelings, learn respectful alternatives, and build self-control—key skills for positive relationships.

In this 20-minute one-on-one lesson for a 2nd grader, students will explore why racist words hurt others and learn respectful language. This lesson helps build empathy and social awareness to prevent harmful language in the future.

In this 30-minute individual session for a 2nd grader, students will learn why hitting is never acceptable, even when upset or provoked, and practice alternative actions and coping skills. This lesson fosters self-control, empathy, and problem-solving to support positive behavior.

In this 30-minute individual lesson for a 2nd grade student, we’ll explore respectful language and why kind words matter. Through a short reading, guided discussion, and practice exercises, the student will learn to choose friendly words and reflect on the impact of language. This lesson builds social skills, empathy, and promotes a positive classroom community.

This 30-minute individual lesson teaches 4th grade English learners why making fun of others through drawings is unkind and how to choose kindness instead. Students will read a short story, complete a worksheet to reflect on kindness, and take a simple quiz to reinforce the lesson. This targeted Tier 3 support helps correct negative behaviors with clear, accessible materials.

In this 30-minute individual lesson for a 3rd grade student, learners will explore what racism means and why making fun of others based on skin color hurts us all. This important lesson builds empathy, respect, and kindness, helping students see beyond appearances and embrace diversity.

In this 30-minute individual session, a 3rd grade student who used unkind language during gym and recess will learn that school rules apply throughout the entire school day, not just in the classroom. This lesson fosters respect, empathy, and consistent behavior by reviewing school expectations, discussing real-life scenarios, and reflecting on better choices.

In this engaging 30-minute individual lesson, a 3rd grade student will explore the consequences of lying—even if it’s to help a friend—and learn why honesty is important. Through a short story, guided questions, a worksheet, and a quick quiz, the student will reflect on truth-telling, empathy, and taking responsibility for one’s actions.

In this individualized 30-minute lesson, a 4th grader will learn why using “gay” as an insult hurts others and how respectful language builds positive relationships. This lesson addresses understanding of the word “gay,” empathy, and acceptable language choices.

A one-on-one 30-minute lesson for a 4th grader on why physical force isn’t a solution and how to use respectful communication instead. This individual Tier 3 session uses a short reading, guided discussion, a worksheet, and a quick quiz to build empathy and conflict-resolution skills.

In this 20-minute Tier 1 lesson for kindergarten students, learners will explore basic conversation skills such as greetings, taking turns, and asking simple questions. This lesson builds social-emotional skills, fosters listening and speaking in a supportive environment, and prepares students for positive peer interactions.

A 3-session unit for 2nd graders to celebrate their year, process feelings about change, and build confidence for 3rd grade. This Tier 1 Classroom Lesson uses readings, discussions, activities, and reflective worksheets to guide students through goodbyes and transitions in 30-minute sessions.

In this 30-minute individual lesson, a first-grader will learn why keeping hands to themselves helps everyone stay safe and feel respected. Through a short story reading, guided practice, and a fun worksheet and quiz, the student will practice positive self-control and safe classroom behavior.

A 5-session individual intervention for 2nd graders to reduce tattling, interrupting, and staring at peers’ big feelings. These 20-minute sessions teach when and how to handle their own business, build empathy, and self-regulate, helping students become more respectful and independent.

A 5-session individual program for a 3rd grader to understand and prevent bullying, focusing on race and body-shaming. Through readings, activities, and reflections, this series builds empathy, respect, and positive communication skills.

This four-session Tier 3 individual lesson helps a 4th grade student understand respect, responsibility, and empathy after rude behavior toward a substitute teacher. Through readings, reflections, worksheets, and quizzes, the student will build self-awareness, practice apology skills, and commit to positive behaviors.

A 3-session individual lesson designed for a student who brought a toy gun to school, focusing on understanding school safety rules and preventing unsafe items at school. Each 30-minute session uses readings, discussions, worksheets, and quizzes to build awareness and responsible behavior.

In this two-session Tier 3 intervention, an individual student will explore the impact of name-calling, body shaming, and mean behavior on others and develop strategies for more respectful communication. These 30-minute sessions include targeted readings, guided worksheets, and quick quizzes to measure understanding and change.

In this 20-minute individual lesson, students learn to distinguish appropriate from inappropriate conversation topics at school, fostering respect and a safe environment. This lesson helps students develop social awareness and communication skills essential for school success.

In this 15-minute Tier 3 individual support lesson, the student will learn why property destruction and violent behaviors are not acceptable and practice positive alternatives. This lesson is important because it helps individual kindergarten students develop self-control, respect for others’ belongings, and peaceful problem-solving skills.

A 10-session individual self-paced intervention for 3rd–4th graders focusing on kindness, respect, appropriate language, and nonviolence. These short 20-minute lessons build essential social-emotional skills to reduce swearing, aggression, and prejudice through readings, practice worksheets, and quizzes.

In this lesson, students will explore the beauty of diversity and the importance of kindness. Through storytelling, group discussions, and creating a 'kindness wall,' students will learn to appreciate differences and build a more inclusive community. This lesson is designed for elementary students and can be done in one 45-minute session.

A 5-session, 20-minute self-paced series for an individual kindergarten student to learn about bullying, kindness, belonging, inclusivity, and accepting differences. This Tier 3 intervention offers scaffolded readings, worksheets, and quick quizzes to build empathy and social skills in a personalized way.

A 5-session, 20-minute series for kindergarten and first-grade students, teaching kindness, empathy, responsibility, inclusivity, and friendship through songs, picture books, movement, and hands-on activities.

In this 5-minute morning announcement session, students across all grades will hear a powerful message on bullying prevention and learn how to foster a kinder school environment. This lesson emphasizes empathy, bystander action, and respect, helping students feel empowered to stand up for themselves and others.

In this engaging 30-minute session, 4th grade students practice taking responsibility for their actions through interactive discussion, activities, and reflection. By focusing on ownership and empathy, students learn to make amends and build a positive classroom community.

In this 15-minute individual lesson, the student will learn the importance of sincere apologies, understand the key steps to apologize, and practice crafting a meaningful sorry note. This lesson helps build empathy and repair relationships, crucial life skills for personal growth.

A playful 1-session lesson that empowers 1st–2nd graders to spot unkind behavior, share feelings, and practice kindness. Through story, simple games, and drawing, students build empathy and learn fun ways to help friends.