Joe Reiss

In this engaging 20-minute session designed for a 2nd-grade boy, we will explore 'anger rules' to help him manage his emotions effectively. This lesson is crucial as it empowers the student with strategies to handle anger, turning potential outbursts into opportunities for growth and self-control. The lesson includes a personalized approach with a video and a game to reinforce learning.

This individual lesson for a 2nd-grade boy aims to help him understand the importance of not discussing guns or making threatening statements in school. The lesson will focus on safety, respect, and the impact of words, providing a safe space for the student to express any concerns or questions. This 20-minute session is crucial for fostering a safe and respectful school environment.

This lesson focuses on identifying and transforming negative self-talk into empowering affirmations, helping students boost their self-esteem and confidence. Designed for a 7th-grade group, this 30-minute session is part of a Tier 2 support strategy, providing targeted assistance to students who need extra help in developing positive self-talk habits.

An engaging lesson where students learn about empathy by reflecting on their own feelings and emotions, and understanding those of others, fostering a supportive classroom environment. This lesson is important as it helps build emotional intelligence and promotes a positive classroom culture. Designed for a 3rd grade class, this session will last 40 minutes.

This lesson helps students explore their unique traits, interests, and values. By understanding what makes them distinct, students can build a stronger sense of self and confidence. This lesson is designed for a 5th grade class and will last 45 minutes, focusing on self-awareness and personal growth.

In this lesson, students will learn about goal setting through a fun and interactive game. The lesson will help students understand the importance of setting goals and how to achieve them. This is crucial for developing self-discipline and motivation, which are essential skills for academic and personal success.

This lesson introduces students to the concept of gratitude and its importance in everyday life. Through a group activity and discussion, students will learn to express gratitude and reflect on its impact. This lesson helps students develop social-emotional skills by fostering a positive mindset and encouraging appreciation for others.

This lesson is designed to introduce 4th-grade boys to the concept of replacement behaviors. Students will learn what replacement behaviors are, why they are important, and will practice identifying and suggesting replacement behaviors in various scenarios. This lesson is vital as it helps students manage their emotions and actions in a positive manner, enhancing their social skills and overall well-being.

In this lesson, students will learn about goal setting and why it is important. Through a brief discussion and an interactive activity, students will identify a personal goal and the steps needed to achieve it. This lesson aims to foster self-motivation and planning skills, which are crucial for personal development.

This lesson aims to teach 2nd-grade students why stealing is wrong through a combination of storytelling, discussion, and a simple activity. Understanding the negative impact of stealing will help students develop a sense of empathy and respect for others' belongings.

This lesson focuses on teaching kindergarten students how to enter school safely. This includes recognizing the importance of walking, staying with an adult, and being aware of their surroundings. Helping students understand and practice these habits ensures a safer and more organized environment for everyone.

This 15-minute lesson aims to introduce kindergartners to the importance of going to school through a fun and engaging video. The video will help children understand the habits of a good student, such as punctuality, respect for teachers, completing homework, and classroom behavior. Through this lesson, students will learn why attending school is important and the basic expectations of being a good student.

In this engaging lesson, students will simulate getting on and off a bus, finding their seats, and following bus safety rules. This interactive experience aims to help students feel more comfortable and prepared for their first bus ride. The lesson is important as it eases anxiety and ensures students know what to expect, promoting a safe and smooth first bus ride.

This lesson aims to help 4th graders understand that it's normal to feel anxious and the importance of talking about their feelings. The video 'Short Film: It's OK to Feel Worried' will be used to facilitate this understanding, and students will engage in discussions and activities that encourage them to express their worries and learn coping strategies.