tricia.lowe

In this two-session lesson for 1st and 2nd graders, students explore responsibility through the story "The Circles All Around Us." Students will build understanding of personal and community responsibility with engaging readings, discussions, hands-on activities, and a cooperative game. Each session lasts 25 minutes and requires minimal prep, making it perfect for busy classrooms.

In this engaging one-session lesson, first and second graders explore the idea that even superheroes have bad days, learning to identify emotions and healthy coping strategies. This Tier 1 classroom lesson builds empathy, emotional vocabulary, and resilience in just 25 minutes.

In this 4-session lesson series, 1st and 2nd graders will explore what it means to be responsible at school and at home. Through readings, discussions, fun activities, and games, students will learn concrete ways to show responsibility, practice these skills, and reflect on their progress. Each session is 25 minutes and includes warm-ups and cool-downs to engage and wrap up learning.

In this two-session, kindergarten-ready counseling series, students will build connections, explore feelings, and establish a positive classroom community. These lessons foster social-emotional skills, promote inclusion, and set the tone for a supportive school year.

In these two hands-on, kindergarten-friendly sessions, students will create a class “Family Book” that highlights family roles and responsibilities. Through reading, discussion, games, and activities, children learn what responsibility means and practice simple steps for helping at home and school. This lesson builds social-emotional skills, community, and real-life habits.

In this two-session kindergarten lesson, students explore what makes a family special and learn about the responsibilities each family member has. Over two 25-minute sessions, children will read, discuss, play, and participate in activities and games that build a sense of belonging and responsibility at home.

Students will embark on a two- session adventure to learn about responsibility through the story of training a dragon. Kindergartners will read an engaging dragon story and play interactive games that reinforce taking care of their ‘dragon’—helping them understand responsibility in everyday tasks.

In this engaging 25-minute Kindergarten lesson, students explore the concept of responsibility by becoming “Helper Heroes.” Through a fun interactive game and a hands-on activity, they learn what it means to take care of tasks and support their classroom community. This foundational lesson builds social-emotional skills and encourages positive behavior across the school day.

In this 25-minute kindergarten lesson, students will explore the idea that every choice they make is like magic: it can help themselves and others when used responsibly. Through a short story reading, guided discussion, and an interactive sorting activity, children will practice identifying responsible versus irresponsible choices. This foundational lesson builds self-awareness and social-emotional skills.

In this engaging kindergarten lesson, students explore how their choices make them responsible citizens through a fun read- aloud and hands-on activity. This one-session lesson (25 minutes) builds decision-making skills and personal responsibility while celebrating each child’s unique “magic.”

In this 30-minute kindergarten lesson, students will enjoy a read-aloud of How to Train Your Dragon while exploring the concept of responsibility. Through engaging discussion and a hands-on activity, children will identify responsible behaviors and practice caring for a “dragon.” This foundational lesson builds social-emotional skills and fosters classroom community.

In this engaging PYP IB lesson, 4th and 5th grade students will explore different ways to express their thoughts, feelings, and ideas. Through a meaningful reading, guided discussion, and interactive activities, students will build confidence in self-expression and respect for others’ voices.

In this fun 15-minute lesson, kindergarteners will learn about personal space—everyone's invisible 'bubble'—and why it's important to keep our hands and feet to ourselves. Through engaging activities, students will practice recognizing and respecting boundaries, fostering a safe and respectful classroom environment.