Stephanie Beckley

In this single-session lesson, K–2 students will learn to identify and articulate their emotions through puppetry, story circles, and guided discussion. This helps build emotional vocabulary, self-awareness, and healthy expression—skills essential for social-emotional development.

This one-session 45-minute lesson for early learners introduces using colors as a self-regulation tool through interactive storytelling, art, and discussion. It builds emotional literacy by helping students identify and express feelings, fostering calm and focus in the classroom.

An engaging lesson for elementary students to recognize and appreciate positives in daily life through storytelling and creative expression, building positive mindsets and emotional resilience.

Set sail on a virtual adventure where students learn how to cultivate meaningful and respectful friendships. Using a forest-themed narrative, students participate in activities that strengthen relationship-building skills and foster understanding of various social dynamics, perfect for elementary students.

This engaging lesson for elementary students promotes empathy and kindness through storytelling and role-playing. In a single 45-minute session, students will learn to appreciate and understand perspectives different from their own. Tier 1: Whole-class instruction.

In this one-session lesson, students explore and convey their emotions and thoughts through various art forms—drawing, painting, or collage. By connecting feelings to creative expression, learners build emotional awareness, self-expression skills, and confidence. Ideal for all K-12 levels.