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Students enhance their emotional literacy by expanding their vocabulary for feelings and emotions. Through interactive games and activities, they learn to articulate complex emotions, fostering better self-awareness and communication within their peer groups. Audience: Grades 3-5. Duration: 60 minutes.

A two-session individual lesson teaching a 1st grader the importance of respecting their teacher through engaging discussions, activities, games, and assessments. This lesson builds foundational social skills and positive behaviors in the classroom.

Through imaginative storytelling and role-playing, students will explore various perspectives and experiences different from their own, enhancing their empathy and understanding of diverse worldviews. This single-session lesson for grades 3-5 runs 60 minutes to develop students' empathy and social awareness through interactive activities.

Students learn how to accept and release difficult emotions through mindfulness, creative expression, and reflection. This 1-session lesson helps young learners manage stress and build emotional resilience.

Fostering a positive atmosphere, this lesson encourages students to acknowledge and express gratitude toward their peers, nurturing a continuous chain of kindness that influences classroom culture.

This lesson focuses on helping 6th-grade students understand and reflect on their behavioral choices, emphasizing personal growth and decision-making. It's designed for Tier 3 individual support, providing personalized guidance to help students navigate their choices effectively. The session lasts 30 minutes and aims to empower students with skills to make positive decisions.

This lesson focuses on enhancing social skills among 7th graders by exploring effective communication, empathy, and active listening. It's crucial for students to develop these skills to build meaningful relationships and navigate social situations confidently. The lesson is designed for a single 30-minute session, providing classroom-wide support (Tier 1).