Pamela Barry

In this 30-minute Tier 3 lesson for a 2nd grader, students become "Feelings Detectives" to learn empathy by recognizing and responding to others' emotions. Through interactive activities, storytelling, and reflection, this lesson builds social-emotional skills essential for positive relationships.

In this one-session kindergarten lesson, students learn about healthy competition, cooperation, and sportsmanship through interactive stories and games. This lesson helps children understand that doing their best and supporting peers matters more than winning at all costs, building positive social skills and self-regulation.

In this small group session, students will explore how different triggers can lead to various emotions, using storytelling and role-play to illustrate these concepts. This lesson is vital for helping students manage their emotions effectively.

A small group lesson focused on understanding how certain triggers can lead to impulsive reactions and the importance of self-regulation. This lesson helps students gain control over their responses to triggers, tailored for a 3rd grade group in a 30-minute session.

This lesson focuses on helping 2nd-grade students develop essential social skills through a project-based learning approach. Students will watch a video about respecting each other and then engage in a collaborative activity to practice these skills. This lesson is important as it fosters a positive classroom environment and equips students with the tools to build and maintain healthy relationships.

In this engaging circle time lesson, kindergarteners will learn to differentiate between big and small problems through storytelling and group activities. This lesson is important as it helps young students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, which are essential for their social-emotional development.

In this lesson, students will use painted stones to identify and express different emotions. Each stone represents a different feeling, and students will practice matching the stones to scenarios and discussing ways to manage emotions constructively. This lesson is important as it helps young students develop emotional literacy, which is crucial for their social-emotional development and interpersonal skills.