Dans cette séance de 30 minutes, les étudiants de premier cycle apprendront à comprendre ce qu’est une IA générative, à évaluer différents modèles disponibles et à formuler des prompts efficaces pour obtenir des résultats optimaux. Ce module est essentiel pour développer leurs compétences en communication avec les IA, compétence clé dans le monde professionnel et académique d’aujourd’hui.
Nel Brtn
Instructor
This resource introduces students to the fundamental concepts of Artificial Intelligence, exploring what AI is, its capabilities, and its limitations. It's crucial for demystifying AI and setting a foundation for future learning, helping students understand the intelligence behind the tech they use daily. Audience: 9th Grade Class. Duration: 50 minutes.
yunweicao
Computer Science Teacher
In this 30-minute, single-session lesson for 5th graders, students are introduced to AI assistants to understand their capabilities and limitations. Through interactive activities like Guess the Bot, a guided slide deck, and a scripted teaching approach, learners practice crafting effective AI questions—a vital digital literacy skill for their future careers and everyday life.
Vanessa Butchko
General Education Teacher
This lesson explores practical applications of AI tools for academic research, creative projects, and problem-solving. It teaches 10th-grade students how to leverage AI effectively and ethically as a productivity tool. Designed for a 10th-grade class and will run for 75 minutes.
Ariaana Soto-Mak
General Education Teacher
This 30-minute lesson for 6th-grade students introduces key artificial intelligence (AI) vocabulary through an engaging crossword puzzle. Understanding these terms is essential for navigating our increasingly AI-driven world and fosters critical thinking about emerging technologies.
Katie McFarland
Counselor
This 90-minute lesson for 8th-grade students explores the serious implications and real-world consequences of using AI for cyberbullying. Students will learn to identify AI-driven bullying, understand its impact, and develop strategies for responsible digital citizenship. This lesson is crucial for fostering a safe and ethical online environment for all students.
Gabriella Hartzell
Computer Science Teacher
This 90-minute lesson for 8th-grade students explores the serious implications and real-world consequences of using AI for cyberbullying. Students will learn to identify AI-driven bullying, understand its impact, and develop strategies for responsible digital citizenship. This lesson is crucial for fostering a safe and ethical online environment for all students.
Ciara Kiely
Computer Science Teacher
In this engaging 30-minute lesson, 10th graders discover how artificial intelligence intersects with social-emotional development. Students explore real-world scenarios, discuss ethical considerations, and build empathy by evaluating AI’s impact on human interactions. Tier 1 classroom lesson with interactive activities and reflection prompts.
Trisha Lee
Counselor
This 30-minute lesson for 9th-grade students explores the ethical implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education and emphasizes the importance of digital citizenship. Students will learn to critically evaluate AI tools and understand their role in responsible technology use. This lesson is important because it equips students with essential skills for navigating an increasingly AI-driven world.
Rowena Lafuente
Art Teacher
This lesson empowers 12th-grade students to critically evaluate and responsibly utilize artificial intelligence tools in their academic and personal lives. This single-session lesson is designed for a 30-minute period.
Mike Nolet
General Education Teacher
In this 45-minute Tier 1 lesson for 12th graders, students explore how AI influences career planning and decision-making. Through an overview, interactive slides on AI tools for job exploration, and a guided worksheet, students critically evaluate AI career guidance tools and reflect on responsible AI use. Materials include a lesson plan, slide deck, and worksheet.
Hannah Moon
General Education Teacher
This lesson is designed for high school students who are struggling in their courses. The objective is to teach them how to effectively use AI tools and YouTube as resources to assist with their studies, while also incorporating SEL strategies to enhance their overall high school experience. The lesson is designed to be completed in 20 minutes.
Nakia Avery
Counselor
Students will follow a detailed script simulating a day in a problem solver's job, understanding decision-making and prioritization. This immersive approach aids in grasping real-world job complexities.
Paul Tentindo
Psychologist
In this 30-minute 10th grade Tier 1 lesson, students will learn why it’s essential to verify information from AI tools, how AI can “hallucinate” or present falsehoods, and strategies to spot and correct AI mistakes. This lesson builds critical digital literacy skills vital for responsible AI use.
Jason Mucha
General Education Teacher
An individual exploration into the ethical dilemmas posed by AI technologies. Students will critically analyze real-world cases and form their own ethical stance. This lesson is important as it encourages students to think deeply about the impact of technology on society and their personal values. Designed for 11th-grade students, it spans one 80-minute session.
Amanda DeLorenzo
Health & Fitness
In this 30-minute worksheet activity, 7th graders analyze and distinguish between real and AI-generated content to build critical digital literacy and skepticism skills. This Tier 1 lesson supports students’ understanding of AI’s role in media and enhances their ability to identify AI outputs, promoting safer online engagement.
Linda Still
General Education Teacher
Engage in a series of challenges that test students' problem-solving skills using computers. This lesson is designed to improve critical thinking and adaptability for a 7th Grade Group. The session will last 55 minutes and is classified as Tier 2: Group support, focusing on enhancing specific skills in a small group setting.
Jade Hodge
English
This lesson focuses on enhancing students' executive functioning skills by engaging them in problem-solving activities. Students will watch a video, participate in a discussion, and complete a worksheet to evaluate different solutions to a given problem. Additionally, students will work on a mini-project to apply these skills to a real-world problem. This lesson is important as it helps students develop critical thinking and decision-making skills, which are essential for academic success and everyday life.
Jenny Kaplan
Counselor
This lesson empowers high school seniors heading to college to critically evaluate the role of Artificial Intelligence in supporting their mental health. Students will learn to leverage AI's benefits while navigating its potential pitfalls, preparing them for a healthier transition to university life. Designed for 12th-grade students, 1 session, 60 minutes.
Stevi Feinberg
Counselor
7th graders explore ethical dilemmas involving AI through real-world scenarios, fostering critical thinking about technology’s impact. This 30-minute, single-session lesson helps students understand responsibility and decision-making in the age of AI.
Leslie Arakaki
Paraprofessional
This resource equips students with systematic approaches to identify problems, brainstorm solutions, and make effective decisions in various scenarios. Strong problem-solving skills are valued in every career. Audience: 10th Grade. 1 Session. 60 minutes.
Sajjal Arif
Counselor, Behavior Interventionist
In this engaging 8th-grade lesson, students will explore the potential dangers of artificial intelligence (AI) in a 45-minute session. Through group discussions and activities, students will gain a deeper understanding of AI's impact on society and the ethical considerations involved. This lesson is crucial as it empowers students to think critically about technology and its implications for the future.
Outdoor Ed Dir.
Instructor
This lesson helps students develop the skill of crafting appropriate responses in conversations, focusing on the flow and coherence in dialogues. It's important for enhancing social interaction skills, particularly in role-playing scenarios, which can improve students' confidence and communication abilities. Designed for 9th-grade students, this lesson is a 20-minute session tailored for individual support (Tier 3).
Sara Andrea Mendoza
Psychologist
This lesson invites 8th graders to explore how automation and AI may transform future jobs, empowering them with strategies to adapt and thrive. Through a whole-class discussion format, students will voice opinions, predict trends, and reflect on personal career planning.
Sarah Bruce
General Education Teacher
This lesson is designed for middle school students to help them solve problems using both the emotional and thinking parts of their brain. The objective is to teach students how to balance emotions and logic in decision-making. The lesson is planned to be completed in 15 minutes.
Shari Attebery
Counselor
This individual lesson focuses on enhancing brainstorming techniques to foster innovative solutions to workplace issues. It nurtures creativity and open-mindedness, helping 10th-grade students develop essential problem-solving skills for real-world applications. The lesson is designed to be completed in a single 35-minute session, providing personalized support to students who need it most.
Paul Tentindo
Psychologist
In this 90-minute 12th-grade lesson, students explore how AI is revolutionizing medicine under the theme "Scientific Innovation and Creation." They’ll investigate real-world applications, grapple with ethical dilemmas, and design their own AI-driven medical solutions. This lesson builds critical thinking, STEM literacy, and ethical reasoning.
Anne Baude
General Education Teacher
This interactive game helps 3rd and 4th-grade students practice flexible thinking and problem-solving skills in various hypothetical social scenarios. Students draw 'What If' cards with dilemmas and collaboratively brainstorm solutions, learning to adapt to unexpected situations and consider different perspectives. The objective is to enhance resilience, critical thinking, and social adaptability in a fun, low-stakes environment. This lesson is designed for a single session.
Siobhan Shaw
Psychologist
This lesson focuses on enhancing students' communication skills through interactive and experiential activities. By engaging in a game-based learning activity, students will practice active listening, clear expression, and collaborative problem-solving. This lesson is important as it helps students develop essential life skills that are crucial for personal and academic success.
Patricia Wood
Counselor
This 20-minute lesson will help students, like James, sharpen their skills in observing verbal, physical, and situational cues to understand how people might be feeling, what they might be thinking, and what they might do next. By practicing these 'cue-detective' skills, students will improve their social awareness and ability to navigate various social situations. This lesson is designed for elementary school students and can be adapted for small group activities within a whole-class setting.
Celina Wollak
Counselor
Students will explore common workplace problems and brainstorm innovative solutions. This lesson will help students develop critical thinking skills and adaptability, essential for thriving in any career. Designed for a 9th-grade class, this 45-minute session will engage students in identifying and solving workplace challenges.
Paul Tentindo
Psychologist
This lesson guides students through a structured, step-by-step process for approaching and resolving everyday challenges. The objective is to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, fostering independence and resilience when faced with difficulties. The approach utilizes collaborative activities and real-life scenarios, suitable for middle school students.
Olivia Okorodudu
Social Worker
This lesson helps students understand how to assess the size of a problem and choose an appropriate response. By using video modeling, role-playing, and discussions, students will learn to independently recognize and respond to different problem sizes. This skill is crucial for developing emotional intelligence and effective problem-solving abilities.
Jill Chisholm
Social Worker
This lesson helps 11th-grade students master idea generation and selection by exploring divergent and convergent thinking. Through hands-on activities, students will learn to brainstorm a high quantity of ideas using various techniques and then critically evaluate them using a criteria matrix. This skill is crucial for problem-solving and innovation in all aspects of life. Designed for one 30-minute session.
JOYCE PURCELL
General Education Teacher
A focused lesson for 9th-grade students struggling with conversation flow. This lesson emphasizes strategies for smooth transitions in dialogue, boosting confidence in social settings. It's designed to help students practice real or imagined scenarios of social interaction through role-playing, focusing on turn-taking and appropriate responses.
Sara Andrea Mendoza
Psychologist
This engaging lesson helps Pre-K students identify simple problems and explore various solutions. Through a visual 'path' activity and role-playing, children will practice thinking through challenges, discussing possible outcomes, and choosing kind and effective ways to resolve conflicts. The objective is to foster critical thinking, social problem-solving, and resilience in everyday situations.
eknightly
Social Worker
This resource provides an accessible introduction to neural networks, explaining how they're inspired by the human brain and used in AI for tasks like image recognition. It offers a glimpse into advanced AI concepts without requiring deep mathematical understanding. Audience: 9th Grade. 1 session, 50 minutes.
yunweicao
Computer Science Teacher
This lesson focuses on enhancing students' social pragmatics through a game-based learning approach. Students will engage in an interactive activity designed to practice conversation skills, followed by a discussion to reflect on their experiences. The lesson includes a video, 'How to Break the Ice,' which provides practical tips for engaging in meaningful conversations. This lesson is important as it helps students build confidence, embrace silences, and practice active listening, which are crucial skills for effective communication.
Malcolm Moore
Counselor
Solve engaging puzzles that reveal procrastination triggers and solutions. This group activity encourages collaboration and critical thinking skills. Designed for 10th-grade students, this 40-minute session is part of a Tier 2 group support strategy to help students identify and overcome procrastination habits.
Merri Vanderploeg
Counselor, General Education Teacher
This lesson provides individual students with a framework to identify and brainstorm solutions for common social problems. It focuses on developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills in a supportive, individualized setting. Designed for individual students with clinical staff, 15 minutes.
Julia Quinlan
Counselor
Targeted at Grades 3 to 5, "Mystery of the Mind Maze" challenges students with puzzles that stimulate critical thinking and collaboration. The lesson focuses on unpacking how we approach problem-solving, encouraging students to develop a growth mindset and celebrate their problem-solving processes.
Devon Moore
Counselor
In this lesson, students will engage in a problem-solving adventure game where they will encounter various scenarios requiring them to make decisions. This lesson is important as it helps students develop critical thinking and decision-making skills, which are essential for real-life problem-solving. Through game-based learning and restorative practices, students will learn to evaluate options and select the best solutions.
Hollie Overholt
Counselor
In this engaging lesson for 6th to 8th graders, students will explore the environmental impacts of Artificial Intelligence (AI). They'll weigh the pros and cons of AI usage and discuss its potential harm or benefit to the environment. This lesson is crucial for raising awareness about technology's ecological footprint and fostering critical thinking about sustainable practices. The session will last 45 minutes and include a lesson plan, activity, game, discussion, and quiz.
Lindsey Bogott
Instructor
Students will engage in a fun and interactive session designed to develop their creative problem-solving skills. This lesson includes puzzles, games, and group challenges to stimulate their thinking and collaboration. Creative problem-solving is a critical skill that helps students navigate complexities and find innovative solutions.
mcquallias wright
Math, English
This lesson helps small groups of students understand the importance of thinking before acting, using fun games and scenarios to practice pausing and considering options. It's vital for developing impulse control and thoughtful decision-making.
Taniya Henderson
Instructor
This lesson introduces students to problem-solving strategies through a game-based learning approach. Students will watch a video to understand the basics of problem-solving and then participate in a fun, interactive game that challenges them to apply these strategies. This lesson is important as it helps students develop critical thinking and decision-making skills, which are essential for academic success and everyday life.
Jamie Ruble
Counselor
Challenge students to solve complex puzzles collaboratively, enhancing their problem-solving skills and fostering a sense of achievement. This lesson emphasizes critical thinking and cooperation for a 5th Grade Group in a 60-minute session. This lesson is important as it builds essential life skills such as teamwork and strategic thinking.
Margaret Landry
Special Education Teacher
Engage students with brain-teaser puzzles that promote critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and teamwork. The lesson includes challenges designed to stretch students' minds in a fun and supportive environment.
Missy Thorson
Counselor, Psychologist
In this 45-minute 4th grade lesson, students learn a 5-step problem-solving model (Stop–Name–Brainstorm–Choose–Review) to generate, evaluate, and select win–win solutions. This engaging session builds critical thinking, forethought about consequences, and basic negotiation skills for real-life challenges.
Kimest Sanders
Instructor
This lesson introduces 4th graders to the 'stop, think, go' method for problem-solving, incorporating positive self-talk. Students will engage in activities that help them pause, plan, and execute solutions effectively. This lesson is crucial for developing critical thinking and self-regulation skills, especially for students with attentional issues and impulsivity.
Jamie S. Hirsch
Counselor
In this engaging 10-minute lesson for second graders, students will learn to navigate small problem-solving scenarios that often arise during unstructured times like lunch, recess, and free choice. By using 'I-messages,' students will gain a valuable communication tool to express their feelings and resolve conflicts effectively. This lesson empowers young learners to become confident problem-solvers in everyday situations.
Kim Terwilliger
Counselor
This resource guides 7th-grade students in developing systematic approaches to everyday problems. The objective is to teach students a step-by-step framework for identifying issues, brainstorming solutions, evaluating outcomes, and making informed decisions. Through interactive scenarios and group work, students will enhance their critical thinking skills and build confidence in tackling challenges independently.
Jillaine
Counselor
Designed for 5th graders, this lesson empowers students to approach conflicts and challenges with a clear, structured problem-solving framework. Through role-playing and group scenarios, they will practice identifying problems, brainstorming solutions, evaluating outcomes, and making constructive choices, building confidence in their ability to resolve issues independently.
David Luba
Counselor, Social Worker
Empower students to take an active role in their communities by identifying urban challenges and brainstorming potential solutions, fostering civic responsibility and critical thinking skills.
Bridget Yurgel
Social Worker
This lesson focuses on teaching students the importance of self-control and decision-making through engaging activities and discussions. By understanding the concept of the 'upstairs' and 'downstairs' brain, students will learn practical strategies to manage their emotions and make thoughtful decisions. This lesson is crucial for fostering a respectful classroom environment and helping students develop essential life skills.
Melanie Joyce
General Education Teacher
This interactive lesson challenges students to evaluate the consequences of impulsive actions versus thoughtful decisions. It enhances critical thinking and self-reflection skills, essential for personal growth.
Kayle Jordan
Counselor
This lesson engages a third-grade boy in a fun and interactive activity designed to enhance focus and problem-solving skills. Through a game-based approach, the student will participate in a 'Focus and Solve Adventure,' where they will navigate through challenges that require concentration and critical thinking. This lesson is important as it helps the student develop essential cognitive skills in a playful and supportive environment, fostering both academic and personal growth.
Sophia Perlmutter
Social Worker
In small groups, students will engage in role-playing exercises to practice assertive communication and build self-confidence. This helps students express themselves clearly and confidently.
Paul Tentindo
Psychologist
This resource guides small groups through a structured approach to identifying problems, brainstorming solutions, and evaluating outcomes. It's valuable for developing critical thinking and collaborative problem-solving skills.
Vickie Isley
Special Education Teacher
In this 20-minute individual lesson for 7th graders, students explore real-life dilemmas and reflect on the ethical use of AI tools. This session builds digital responsibility through guided scenarios, visuals, and personal journaling.
shae
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will engage in challenging mind puzzles and collaborative problem-solving activities to sharpen their critical thinking skills. This lesson is important as it promotes teamwork, cognitive development, and perseverance.
Stefany Shouman
History
This lesson explores the various use cases of AI in driving social impact, focusing on how technology can address global challenges. It's designed for adult learners in a single 45-minute session, aiming to inspire and educate on the potential of AI to create positive change in society.
Addie Achan
Counselor, Psychologist, General Education Teacher, Special Education Teacher
This 30-minute, Tier 3 individual lesson helps high school students with IEPs develop crucial social problem-solving skills through interactive scenarios, discussions, and a fun game. It focuses on identifying problems, brainstorming solutions, and understanding consequences, building essential life skills.
Eftihia Neupauer
Special Education Teacher, Behavior Interventionist
This lesson equips students with a practical, step-by-step framework to approach and solve everyday problems effectively. It emphasizes critical thinking and creative solutions. Audience: High School Students. Duration: 1 session, 60 minutes.
ConceptX
General Education Teacher
This lesson empowers 4th-grade students to approach challenges with a proactive mindset. The objective is to teach practical problem-solving steps, encouraging students to identify issues, brainstorm solutions, evaluate consequences, and choose the best path forward, fostering independence and critical thinking skills. This lesson is designed for a single 60-minute session.
Leah Bjorn
General Education Teacher
This lesson focuses on teaching compliance and task completion through a quick interactive activity. The student will learn the importance of following instructions and completing tasks efficiently, which are essential skills for academic and personal success. By engaging in this lesson, the student will develop a better understanding of how to approach tasks methodically and the benefits of doing so.
Aurora Guevara
Psychologist
This cool-down activity encourages students to reflect on their problem-solving process and identify areas for growth. It's an excellent way to consolidate learning and promote continuous improvement in responsible decision-making. Audience: Middle School Class. Duration: 10 minutes.
粘靜容
General Education Teacher
This lesson engages students with exciting challenges that promote critical thinking and collaborative problem-solving skills. Using puzzles and group tasks, students will enhance their logical reasoning and teamwork capabilities.
malane
Psychologist
This lesson helps 11th and 12th-grade students with borderline intellectual disabilities and low executive functioning improve their social awareness and ability to have reciprocal conversations. It equips students with practical tools to understand social cues and engage in balanced discussions, fostering stronger social connections over one 25-minute session.
Janice Zimmerman
Instructor
This lesson aims to help students understand the consequences of task avoidance through a combination of video, reading, and experiential activities. By exploring the psychological reasons behind procrastination and its impact, students will gain insights into their own behaviors and learn strategies to overcome avoidance. This lesson is important as it empowers students to recognize and address task avoidance, fostering better academic and personal outcomes.
Taylor Trussell
Special Education Teacher
This lesson for 3rd-grade students, lasting 25 minutes over one session, focuses on positive conflict resolution. Students will act out a script and identify effective strategies like sharing, taking turns, and compromise to solve playground disputes. This is important because it teaches valuable life skills for navigating social interactions and promoting a positive environment.
Amanda Nawoichik
Instructor
This lesson empowers IGCSE students with a robust problem-solving framework, moving beyond rote memorization to foster critical thinking and adaptability. Students will learn a structured approach to tackle challenges in academics and daily life. Designed for IGCSE students, this single session lasts 60 minutes.
ConceptX
General Education Teacher
This lesson aims to develop students' problem-solving skills through a combination of collaborative, game-based, and experiential learning activities. It's essential to equip students with these skills as they are fundamental for academic success and everyday life.
Christine Conceison
Instructor
This 30-minute lesson for 5th-grade students teaches the important skill of pausing to think before acting, helping them make better choices and understand the consequences of their actions. It focuses on developing self-awareness and thoughtful decision-making.
kiana.james
Social Worker
Engage students in a thought-provoking discussion about whether confidence is a learnable skill, and explore techniques to cultivate it. An interesting debate to stimulate critical thinking.
Tracy Breen
Counselor
This lesson engages students in a fun, game-based activity to enhance their problem-solving skills. Through a simple and interactive game, students will work together to solve a problem, fostering teamwork and critical thinking. This lesson is important as it helps students develop essential life skills such as collaboration, communication, and creative thinking.
Jennifer Sanchez
Counselor
This engaging warm-up hones students' ability to identify problems in various scenarios, a critical first step in responsible decision-making. It quickly activates their analytical skills and prepares them for deeper problem-solving tasks. Designed for a 4th Grade Class and lasting 15 minutes.
hyunju park
Instructor
This lesson focuses on developing social problem-solving skills through active learning strategies. Students will engage in a brief discussion, participate in a simple role-play activity, and complete a worksheet to reinforce their understanding. This lesson is important as it helps students develop critical thinking and interpersonal skills, which are essential for navigating social situations effectively.
Emily Wingate
Psychologist
Equip your 3rd and 4th graders with essential conflict resolution skills through 'Problem-Solving Pathfinders.' This lesson uses a structured, step-by-step approach to help students identify problems, brainstorm solutions, and choose the best path forward in social situations. Through role-playing and guided discussions, students develop critical thinking and communication skills, empowering them to navigate challenges independently and respectfully.
Kelly Emmett
Counselor
This lesson is designed to empower high school students with autism by enhancing their problem-solving skills. Through engaging activities, a worksheet, and a quiz, students will learn strategies to tackle everyday challenges. This 45-minute session is tailored to small groups, providing the necessary support and focus for effective learning.
Paul Tentindo
Psychologist
This resource introduces students to the core steps of responsible problem-solving, helping them identify their natural strengths and understand that every challenge has a path to a solution. It's crucial for building a foundational growth mindset in facing daily dilemmas. Audience: 6th Grade Class. Duration: 50 minutes. Sessions: 1.
b nasanburmaa
Special Education Teacher, Psychologist
A dynamic small-group session guiding 10th graders through real-life dilemmas to practice weighing options and predicting outcomes—builds confidence in making thoughtful choices.
Morgan Messina
Counselor, Social Worker
This lesson focuses on enhancing problem-solving skills among high school students by identifying different types of problems and exploring effective strategies to address them. This is crucial for teenagers as it equips them with the ability to navigate challenges both in academic settings and in their personal lives, fostering resilience and critical thinking.
Micaela Flynn
Counselor
In this engaging 20-minute lesson for 4th graders, students will learn how to effectively gather information from others through the art of questioning. This lesson is designed for individual support, focusing on enhancing communication skills, which are crucial for academic success and everyday interactions. Students will gain confidence in asking questions, leading to improved understanding and collaboration.
Christina Morley
Psychologist
This lesson equips 11th-grade students with essential critical thinking skills and a framework for responsible decision-making. Through interactive discussions and practical activities, students will learn to analyze information, identify biases, evaluate consequences, and make ethical choices. This single 45-minute session focuses on enhancing cognitive and social-emotional learning.
jtoomey
Counselor
This resource explores the common psychological barriers to task initiation and introduces practical strategies to overcome them. It's crucial for helping students understand their own resistance and empowering them with initial tools to break free from procrastination. Audience: 9th Grade. Duration: 50 minutes. Single Session.
Genesis Utz
Instructor
Help students recognize and self-manage impulses through gamified behavior interventions. This lesson equips elementary students with strategies to enhance self-control and focus through playful quests.
Avery Hower
Special Education Teacher
This 90-minute lesson for B1-B2 level students will empower them to explore and develop their creative thinking skills. Students will discover practical strategies for generating new ideas and applying creativity to everyday challenges, helping them to become more innovative problem-solvers.
svetlana
Instructor
This resource provides a comprehensive mock interview experience, allowing students to practice their skills in a realistic setting and receive constructive feedback. It's essential for refining performance and building real-world readiness. Audience: 10th Grade Class. Duration: 90 minutes.
alvin green
Physical Education Teacher
This 30-minute lesson for high school students helps them understand the interconnectedness of their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors using the Cognitive Triangle model. By exploring this relationship, students will gain valuable self-awareness and tools for managing their emotional responses. It's important because understanding this connection is crucial for emotional intelligence and mental well-being.
Rebecca.Bibeau
Counselor
In this engaging 20-minute lesson designed for grades 3-5, students will become 'Problem-Solving Superstars' as they learn strategies to tackle various problems effectively. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with critical thinking skills and confidence to approach challenges both in academics and real life. The session will include a dynamic video and interactive activities to make problem-solving fun and relatable.
Melanie Moisan
Counselor
Engage students in grades 5-8 with decision-making exercises that help them explore real-life scenarios and their outcomes. This interactive lesson will guide them through evaluating options and understanding consequences, fostering critical thinking.
Madeline Borchardt
Counselor
This interactive lesson encourages adult learners to explore and assess their current life skills and identify areas for improvement. It's essential for fostering self-awareness and personal growth.
Julia Barbuzza de Juarez
Social Worker
In this lesson, preschool students will engage in a guided storytelling session where they make choices for the characters. This activity emphasizes decision-making skills while fostering creativity and narrative understanding. It is important as it helps young learners develop critical thinking and creativity in a fun and interactive way.
Lori Valiquette
Earth Science, Language Arts, Math, History
This resource allows teachers to facilitate a small group game where students collaboratively solve common procrastination scenarios. It's an interactive way to practice task initiation skills in a low-stakes environment. Designed for 3rd-5th Grade Small Group, this lesson is 30 minutes long.
Jennifer Profenno
Special Education Teacher
In this 'Mind Gym' lesson, students will engage in a series of mental challenges and brain teasers designed to improve cognitive flexibility and focus. This lesson is important as it encourages critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity, which are essential skills for lifelong learning. By participating in these activities, students will also develop perseverance and the ability to approach problems from different angles.
Tracy Breen
Counselor
This lesson is designed to engage a first-grade student in an active learning experience that enhances focus and problem-solving skills. Through a fun and interactive activity, the student will practice staying attentive and thinking critically to solve challenges. This lesson is important as it helps develop essential cognitive skills in a playful and supportive environment, fostering both academic and personal growth.
Sophia Perlmutter
Social Worker
This individualized resource teaches 10th-grade special education students how to ask open-ended questions that keep conversations flowing and demonstrate genuine interest. It's key for deeper engagement and building rapport. This lesson is designed for one 25-minute session with an individual student.
April Poulter
Special Education Teacher
Help students improve their communication skills to resolve conflicts and express themselves clearly. Engage them in role-playing and peer-feedback exercises to build confidence and understanding.
cmello
General Education Teacher
This resource explores the common psychological barriers to task initiation and introduces practical strategies to overcome them. It's crucial for helping students understand their own resistance and empowering them with initial tools to break free from procrastination. Audience: 9th Grade, 1 session, 50 minutes.
Carly Lebherz
Counselor
This lesson introduces 2nd graders to problem-solving skills through a fun and interactive game-based activity. Students will engage in a short game that requires them to work together to solve a simple problem, followed by a guided discussion to reflect on the strategies they used. This lesson is important as it helps young students develop critical thinking and collaboration skills, which are essential for their academic and social growth.
Jennifer Sanchez
Counselor
This lesson is designed for a highly intelligent student with ADHD, focusing on impulse control and decision-making skills. Over two 30-minute sessions, the lesson will use engaging activities and games to help the student develop strategies to pause and reflect before acting, which is crucial for personal and academic success.
Nathan Hand
Counselor
This lesson encourages students to engage in deep reflection about their emotions, thoughts, and behaviors to understand their inner self better. It aids in developing emotional intelligence and self-regulation.
Kristen Federico
Special Education Teacher
Igniting the spark of ingenuity, this lesson focuses on developing creative problem-solving skills. Using real-world scenarios, students are encouraged to devise innovative solutions collaboratively. Ideal for middle and high school students, this activity enhances critical thinking, teamwork, and adaptability.
Stephen Habib
Counselor
In this 45-minute 1st Grade lesson, students learn and practice a 4-step Solve-It routine—Pause, Name the Problem, Brainstorm Choices, and Agree & Try—to resolve peer scenarios with minimal adult support. This engaging role-play experience boosts social-emotional skills, encourages respectful problem-solving, and sets students up for success in real-life interactions.
Kimest Sanders
Instructor
This lesson introduces 10th-grade students to the concept of the 'ladder of inference,' a model that explains how we process experiences subconsciously. Through a combination of video, discussion, and activities, students will learn to identify and analyze their thought processes, enhancing their critical thinking skills. This lesson is important as it helps students become more aware of their cognitive functions, enabling them to make more informed decisions and improve their problem-solving abilities.
Juliana Garcia
Social Worker
This engaging lesson for 6th graders focuses on enhancing problem-solving skills through interactive activities and games. Students will learn to approach problems systematically, think critically, and collaborate with peers, all within a 20-minute session. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with essential life skills that are applicable in both academic and real-world scenarios.
Stefany Shouman
History
A whole-class interactive game for 7th graders where students navigate social scenarios to practice empathy and perspective-taking. This game boosts social awareness by engaging students in thoughtful decision-making and reflection, all within a 30-minute session.
Hazal GÜNALTAY
Counselor, Psychologist
This lesson introduces first-grade students to a fun and interactive game that teaches them how to pause, think about the size of a problem, brainstorm solutions, and choose the best one, all while practicing impulse control. Designed for a whole classroom setting (Tier 1) and will take approximately 30 minutes.
Kayla
Special Education Teacher
This lesson is designed to help an individual student with autism develop essential social skills through a personalized game-based learning approach. By engaging in a fun and interactive activity with the teacher, the student will learn how to initiate conversations, understand social cues, and build confidence in social interactions. This lesson is important as it provides the student with practical tools to navigate social situations, enhancing their ability to connect with peers and build meaningful relationships.
Iana Aguilera
Instructor
This one-hour lesson equips Secondary 1 & 2 students with practical problem-solving strategies they can use in all aspects of their lives. Students will learn to identify problems, brainstorm solutions, evaluate options, and implement the best plan. This skill is crucial for academic success, personal growth, and navigating daily challenges. The lesson includes a variety of engaging activities to reinforce learning. Audience: Secondary 1 & 2 Students. Duration: 1 Hour.
ConceptX
General Education Teacher
This 20-minute Tier 1 lesson helps 9th-grade World History students develop professional communication skills by practicing how to respond to challenging questions. It's designed to be engaging for all students, including those with IEPs/504s who benefit from movement and ELLs who thrive with listening and speaking.
mmabee
General Education Teacher
This lesson helps students in 6th grade develop and practice effective problem-solving skills. They will learn to identify problems, brainstorm solutions, and evaluate outcomes. This is crucial for navigating everyday challenges and building resilience. This lesson is designed for one 45-minute session.
Erin Granan
Psychologist
A Tier 3 individual lesson guiding a 5th grader through a decision-tree exercise to practice responsible decision-making in personal scenarios. This 30-minute session includes personalized coaching, reflection, and practice to build student autonomy and confidence.
Darlene Trumbour
General Education Teacher
This lesson empowers middle school students with practical strategies to tackle everyday problems effectively. Through engaging activities, students will learn to identify challenges, brainstorm solutions, and make thoughtful decisions, fostering resilience and critical thinking. Designed for one 45-minute session.
David Cohen
Counselor
