Steven Jacob

In this 30-minute 4th-grade guidance lesson, students will explore what peer pressure is, learn strategies to resist it, and practice assertive responses through discussion and role-play. This lesson builds social-emotional skills and empowers students to make confident choices. Audience: 4th Grade, Tier 1, 1 session.

This resource is a permission form designed for 4th grade teachers to send home to parents/guardians for Tier 2 small group interventions. It saves time by providing all necessary fields and instructions, ensuring clear communication and quick return. Single session, 30 minutes to discuss with parents and collect signatures.

Students will explore various professions by creating a 'career collage' using magazines, drawings, and online resources. They will present their collages and share what they learned about their dream jobs. This lesson will help students understand different career options and foster creativity and presentation skills.

This lesson will introduce young students to their school counselor through fun and engaging activities. Students will understand the importance of sharing their feelings and seeking help when needed. The lesson fosters an understanding of the counselor's role and encourages students to communicate openly.

In this lesson, students will learn to recognize and express different emotions through interactive activities. This lesson is important because it helps young students develop the social skills needed to understand their own emotions and empathize with others, fostering better communication and relationships.

In this 30-minute lesson, 4th-grade students will learn basic mindfulness techniques to help manage stress and improve focus. The lesson includes a guided meditation using the 'Mindful Minutes: Tree Meditation for Children' video and a breathing exercise. Students will also complete a reflection worksheet to internalize the mindfulness practices.