Diana Rodriguez

Students transform into 'Guardians' tasked with defending against cyber threats in this interactive game-based lesson. It's an engaging way to understand the importance of internet safety. This lesson is designed for a 7th-grade class and will be conducted in a single 50-minute session.

In this lesson, small groups address the issue of cyberbullying, learning how to recognize it and find support. This lesson fosters empathy and equips students with tools to deal with online harassment.

This lesson teaches students about the concept of a digital footprint and its long-term implications. Understanding their online presence helps them manage it wisely and protect their future opportunities. Designed for a 6th Grade Class, this Tier 1 lesson spans one 55-minute session.

An engaging lesson where students become 'Internet Safety Superheroes,' learning key skills to protect themselves and others online. This interactive approach makes learning about internet safety fun and memorable.

This lesson explores the nuances of online communication, including the use of emojis and interpreting emotions. It helps students communicate effectively and empathetically in the digital world.

This lesson explores the concept of internet safety, teaching students how to identify potential online threats and protect their personal information. It's crucial for students to understand these risks to safeguard their digital lives. This lesson is designed for a 5th-grade class and will be conducted in one 45-minute session.

In this lesson, students will explore the concept of personal boundaries and learn how to communicate them effectively. Through engaging discussions and role-playing activities, students will understand the importance of respecting others' boundaries and asserting their own. This lesson is crucial for developing social-emotional skills and fostering a respectful classroom environment.

In this lesson, students will engage in role-playing activities to explore how different feelings can impact friendships. Through guided discussions and scenarios, they will learn strategies to manage emotions and maintain positive relationships. This lesson is crucial for developing social-emotional skills, helping students navigate friendships with empathy and understanding.

In this lesson, students will explore the importance of making healthy choices and the impact of drugs on their lives and relationships. Through engaging stories and role-playing activities, they will practice saying no to peer pressure. This lesson is crucial for empowering students with the skills to make informed decisions and maintain healthy relationships.

In this lesson, students will participate in a fun and interactive game that teaches them the importance of regular school attendance and punctuality. It will help them understand how being present and on-time affects their learning and teamwork.

The lesson educates students on the significance of regular attendance and its correlation with academic success. The session includes discussions and activities aimed at identifying common reasons for absenteeism and brainstorming possible solutions, fostering a sense of responsibility and problem-solving skills.

A lesson discussing the importance of regular school attendance and its long-term benefits. The activities include discussions and role-playing to help students grasp the concept. This lesson aims to improve students' understanding of why coming to school every day is crucial for their learning and future success.

Students will work together to create posters and campaigns to promote a bully-free environment in their school. This lesson will encourage students to take ownership of their school culture and understand the importance of a supportive and inclusive environment.

Students will learn what constitutes bullying and the different forms it can take. They will engage in discussions and role-plays to identify bullying behaviors and appropriate responses. This lesson empowers students to recognize bullying and practice ways to address it.

In this lesson, students will learn about different types of bullying and practical strategies to prevent bullying. They will engage in role-playing activities to practice standing up for themselves and others in a safe manner. This lesson aims to build empathy, assertiveness, and a supportive classroom environment.

In this lesson, students will explore different careers and consider what they might like to do when they grow up. The lesson includes a discussion about various job roles and an interactive game/activity where students match job descriptions to careers. This lesson helps students begin to think about their interests and how they relate to different professions.

Students will rotate through different stations, each representing a different career. At each station, they will engage in activities to help them understand the diversity of job options available. This lesson is important because it introduces students to various professions early on, fostering curiosity and broadening their understanding of career possibilities.

Students will role-play different careers by acting out a day in the life of a professional in that field. This hands-on activity will help them understand the daily responsibilities and skills required for various jobs. This lesson is important as it encourages students to explore different career options and develop a deeper appreciation for various professions.

Students will learn about various career paths through a series of engaging activities and discussions. This lesson is important because it helps students understand the diversity of career opportunities and the skills and education required for different professions.

In this lesson, students will learn about emotional wellbeing through discussions and activities that promote positive mental health. They will complete a survey to reflect on their own feelings and coping strategies. This lesson helps students develop self-awareness and emotional literacy, which are crucial for their overall mental health.

An engaging scavenger hunt activity to help students learn about the counselor's role and office location. This lesson will help young students become familiar with the counselor and understand they are a friendly resource available to help them with various issues.

In this lesson, 3rd-grade students will meet their school counselor, who will provide an overview of their role and explain how they can support the students throughout the school year. This lesson is important because it helps students understand the resources available to them and feel more comfortable approaching the school counselor for support.

This lesson is designed to help 3rd-grade students understand how to set and achieve personal and academic goals using the SMART criteria (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound). By the end of the lesson, students will be able to articulate and create their own SMART goals. This skill is essential for helping students develop a sense of direction and accountability, which can lead to higher academic achievement and personal satisfaction.