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
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
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 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
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 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
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
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 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 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
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
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 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 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 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
Dive into case studies of AI misuse in real-world settings and evaluate ethical dilemmas to build responsible decision-making skills. This Tier 2 small-group lesson for 12th graders runs 50 minutes and guides students through understanding AI ethics frameworks, applying them to cases, and reflecting on responsible AI use.
Hannah Moon
General Education Teacher
Students embark on a guided exploration of real-world AI dilemmas, learning to balance technological innovation with ethical responsibility. This Tier 1, single-session lesson equips 12th graders with digital citizenship and moral reasoning skills in a 55-minute class.
Jason Mucha
General Education 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 prepares teacher-trainers to guide future vocational education teachers in ethical AI use in education. Over a 90-minute Tier 1 session, participants will explore ethical principles, case studies, and practical strategies to integrate AI responsibly.
Bluteau Marie
Instructor
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 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
In this engaging 45-minute session, 5th graders will explore algorithmic bias and the importance of fairness in digital tools. This lesson builds critical thinking, digital literacy, and awareness of how AI impacts society, empowering students to become informed digital citizens.
Daniel Holler
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 individual 30-minute lesson is for a 10th-grade female student who is creating edited images of herself and another person. It focuses on the ethical implications of using the internet and AI for image editing, promoting responsible digital citizenship and emphasizing respect for oneself and others online.
Lourdes Acido
Counselor
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
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
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
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
Students will learn how AI algorithms curate news feeds and the implications for information consumption. This lesson is essential for understanding media literacy in the digital age, especially for an 11th-grade class. The session will last 80 minutes and is designed as a Tier 1 classroom-wide support.
Amanda DeLorenzo
Health & Fitness
This lesson explores the psychological and neuroscientific aspects of goal setting, helping students understand how the brain processes goals and motivation. Understanding these concepts is crucial for students as it empowers them to set effective goals and stay motivated, which are essential skills for academic success and personal growth.
Bridget Yurgel
Social Worker
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 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
A four-session exploration of adolescent brain development for 11th graders, covering neurobiology, decision-making, emotions, and mental health. This unit helps students understand their own brains, improve self-awareness, and apply growth strategies. Includes hands-on activities, guided discussions, and a culminating project.
spoirier
Social Worker
Explore the concept of self-awareness by delving into personal identity, traits, and aspirations. This lesson will help students gain a deeper understanding of themselves, which is crucial for personal growth and emotional intelligence.
Kristen Federico
Special Education Teacher
Explore practical AI tools that elevate teaching efficiency and student engagement in just 15 minutes. Helps teachers integrate AI smartly into daily workflows. Audience: K-12 teachers; Format: 15-min slide deck.
Amber Keene
General Education Teacher
Explore the fascinating world inside a computer's brain—the CPU. This lesson will demystify how CPUs work and relate it to everyday technology. It's essential for understanding modern devices and their functionality.
Patti McGehee
Instructor
A fun and engaging lesson where students will personify software and hardware, turning them into characters with unique personalities to better understand their roles. This lesson is important as it helps students grasp the abstract concepts of software and hardware by relating them to familiar character traits, making learning more relatable and memorable. Designed for a 5th-grade class, this 40-minute session will captivate students' imaginations and enhance their understanding of technology.
Patti McGehee
Instructor
An exploration of social media platforms, their impact on society, and safe usage practices.
Patti McGehee
Instructor
This lesson focuses on teaching teens the importance of unity and teamwork using computer-based activities. The goal is to enhance their collaborative skills by engaging them in a group project where they will have to work together to solve a challenge using computers.
Jade Hodge
English
This 120-minute individual lesson helps Armia, an adult with a disability, explore the steps in vocational planning for a cybersecurity career. It focuses on identifying interests, researching roles, and outlining initial actionable steps.
Tia Washington
Counselor, Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
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
In this lesson, students will work in teams to design and build a simple bridge using everyday materials. This project-based activity will require students to apply basic STEM concepts and practice teamwork skills. The activity is designed to foster creativity, problem-solving, and collaboration, which are essential skills for success in both academic and real-world settings.
Ciara McNearly
Instructor
A 4-session, 15-minute mini-unit teaching 9th grade special education students essential executive functioning skills, including goal-setting, planning, organization, and time management. These interactive lessons build self-awareness and real-life strategies to boost independence and academic success.
Patrick Kelly
Special Education Teacher
This lesson explores the multifaceted nature of human intelligence, moving beyond a single definition to encompass various theories and real-world applications. Students will engage in self-reflection and discussion to understand how different types of intelligence contribute to success and well-being. Designed for 12th Grade, this single session lasts 30 minutes.
Dr. Lisa Lamb
Social Studies Teacher
In this individual deep-dive, 10th graders confront real-life dilemmas to practice ethical reasoning and strengthen their personal decision-making skills. This Tier 3 Responsible Decision-Making lesson helps students step through a structured decision process over a 45-minute session, boosting confidence and ethical awareness.
Samantha Garrity
Social Worker
This lesson introduces 8th-grade students to the basic parts of a computer and the fundamentals of coding. Through engaging activities and collaborative learning, students will explore how computers work and begin to understand coding concepts. This lesson is crucial for building foundational knowledge in technology, which is essential for future academic and career opportunities.
gregory banks
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 8th-grade students to the basic parts of a computer and the fundamentals of coding. Through engaging activities and collaborative learning, students will explore how computers work and begin to understand coding concepts. This lesson is crucial for building foundational knowledge in technology, which is essential for future academic and career opportunities.
Samantha Petroski
Instructor
This lesson introduces 8th-grade students to the basic parts of a computer and the fundamentals of coding. Through engaging activities and collaborative learning, students will explore how computers work and begin to understand coding concepts. This lesson is crucial for building foundational knowledge in technology, which is essential for future academic and career opportunities.
gregory banks
General Education Teacher
A 6-session series introducing 10th graders to key executive functioning skills like goal-setting, time management, and self-monitoring. Each 20-minute Tier 1 classroom lesson combines engaging activities with real-world relevance to help students become more organized, plan effectively, and track their progress.
Erin Cloutier
Special Education Teacher
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 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
In this Tier 2 social-emotional group, four first graders will embark on a four-session journey to identify and outsmart Unthinkabots—those tricky social thinking glitches that can throw us off in conversations and friendships. Through interactive stories, hands-on activities, and role-plays, students will learn to recognize Unthinkabots, practice perspective taking, and build better social awareness—all in fun, 30-minute sessions.
Suzie Hart
Counselor, Social Worker
In this lesson, students will explore the psychological and neurological aspects of motivation through interactive experiments and discussions. Understanding motivation is crucial for personal development and can help students identify what drives their own behaviors and decisions. This lesson will provide insights into human behavior, enhancing students' self-awareness and ability to set and achieve personal goals.
Catherine Pierson
Counselor
This multi-session unit helps 6th-grade students explore their inner world, understand their emotions, identify their strengths and challenges, and develop effective strategies for self-regulation. Each lesson is designed to be engaging and lasts approximately 30 minutes.
KIM TOWLER
Counselor
Students navigate a 'Cyber Maze' game to understand the consequences of different online actions. This interactive approach makes learning about cyberbullying fun and memorable for the whole class.
Emily McClure
Counselor
This two-session lesson is designed for 7 and 8-year-olds to introduce them to the basics of using technology, focusing on computer skills. It's important as it equips students with essential digital literacy skills, fostering confidence and competence in navigating the digital world. Each session lasts 45 minutes and includes a variety of engaging activities to ensure understanding and retention.
Jade Hodge
English
This lesson engages participants in problem-based learning to address local safety concerns. By fostering collaboration between grassroots organizations and police departments, the lesson aims to develop actionable community safety plans. This approach not only enhances critical thinking and teamwork but also strengthens community-police relations, leading to sustainable safety solutions.
Richard Rice
Instructor
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
This lesson explores the STEM principles behind common technologies, sparking curiosity and demonstrating real-world applications. Designed for 7th-grade students over one 45-minute session, it connects science, technology, engineering, and math to their daily lives.
Brandon Ross
General Education Teacher
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
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
Help students in grades 11 develop self-awareness of their own thought processes and learning techniques. This lesson encourages students to engage with metacognitive strategies to enhance input retention and apply insights to their study habits and problem-solving skills.
Crystal Sullivan
Social Worker
This engaging resource presents students with complex ethical scenarios, prompting them to apply responsible decision-making frameworks. It's vital for developing moral reasoning and understanding the broader impact of their choices. Audience: 9th Grade Class. Duration: 75 minutes.
粘靜容
General Education Teacher
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
This series of lessons is designed to equip high-achieving 7th-grade students with essential skills for academic success. Each lesson focuses on a different aspect: time management, study skills, emotional intelligence, and grit. By mastering these skills, students will be better prepared to handle academic challenges and achieve their goals.
Darcy Lord-Evans
Counselor
This lesson helps 11th-grade students apply a collaborative problem-solving model to make responsible and safe decisions in vocational shop scenarios. It's crucial for developing teamwork and critical thinking skills in a real-world context. Audience: 11th Grade. Duration: 45 minutes.
jtoomey
Counselor
A 6-week, 30-minute-per-session curriculum for 5th graders to master executive functioning skills—goal-setting, planning, time management, organization, self-monitoring, and reflection. Each week builds on the last with hands-on activities, collaborative tasks, and real-world applications to empower students as self-directed learners.
Elle Schuh
Counselor
In this engaging Digital Escape Room lesson, students will work collaboratively in teams to solve a series of puzzles and riddles. This activity is designed to enhance critical thinking and teamwork skills, as students must communicate effectively and think creatively to 'escape' within the allotted time. This lesson is important as it fosters problem-solving abilities and encourages students to work together, skills that are essential in both academic and real-world settings.
Alison Nowicki
Counselor
This 30-minute lesson introduces 3rd-grade students to various STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) careers, sparking their curiosity about future possibilities. Students will learn what STEM is, explore different job roles, and connect these careers to real-world impact. This lesson is important because it broadens students' perspectives on careers, encourages critical thinking, and introduces them to fields that are vital for innovation and problem-solving.
Heather Richardson
Counselor
In this 30-minute Tier 1 classroom guidance lesson for 8th graders, students will learn practical coping skills and strategies to boost executive functioning—helping them manage stress, stay organized, and maintain focus. Through interactive discussions and a hands-on activity, they'll build a personalized toolkit of brain-saving techniques for everyday challenges.
Carissa Timko
Instructor
This 30-minute Tier 3 lesson helps a 5th-grade boy with cognitive distortions learn to critically evaluate online content for safety and truth. It will equip him with tools to navigate the internet more confidently and challenge unhelpful thinking patterns.
jbethoneydrennen
Social Worker
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
This 7-day remediation packet for 9th-grade psychology students provides independent learning on major brain parts, neurons, neurotransmitters, and the seven psychological approaches. It includes daily readings, graphic organizers, and comprehension questions with scaffolding and sentence frames to support understanding. Designed for 9th-grade students, each session is 90 minutes.
Chelsea Elliott
Social Studies Teacher
This 4-session lesson is designed for a 9th-grade male student, focusing on the proper use of social media, text messaging, and online conduct. It aims to empower students with the skills to navigate digital interactions responsibly, especially when encountering inappropriate material. Each session is 45 minutes long, providing individualized support to ensure comprehension and application of these critical life skills.
Timothy Dee
Instructor
This lesson introduces students to different types of AI models and how they are used in everyday life, focusing on language models. Students will learn what makes models like 'Lenny' unique and how AI can assist in learning. This single-session lesson is designed for 4th-grade students and will take approximately 30 minutes.
Andrew Mulvaney
Elementary Teacher
This lesson explores the benefits and pitfalls of everyday technologies like AI, cell phones, and Chromebooks for 5th-7th grade students. Students will learn to critically evaluate technology's impact on their lives, fostering responsible digital citizenship. (1 session, 25 minutes)
Marissa Lane
Psychologist
A brief interactive lesson for 11th graders to kick off discussions on digital privacy and security. Students will engage with a warm-up poll, complete a short quiz on online safety practices, and review insights to set the stage for deeper digital wellness lessons.
Alexandria Asuncion
General Education Teacher
A four-session 8th grade unit introducing students to executive functioning skills—planning, organization, time management, goal-setting, and self-monitoring. These essential life skills will help students succeed academically and beyond by equipping them with strategies to manage their workload, set meaningful goals, and reflect on their progress. Each session is 45 minutes.
Kelly R Jenkins
General Education Teacher, Special Education Teacher, Behavior Interventionist
This resource explores the neuroscience behind impulsive actions and introduces strategies for pausing and thinking before reacting. It's crucial for helping students understand their own brains and develop essential self-regulation skills. Audience: 7th Grade Class, Duration: 50 minutes, Sessions: 1
Olaoluwa
Psychologist
This lesson provides a targeted overview of the human nervous system, focusing on advanced concepts relevant to graduate-level study. It highlights the intricate structure and function of neurons and glia, preparing students for deeper dives into neuroscience. Designed for individual graduate students, it can be completed in 30 minutes.
Manon
Instructor
This lesson introduces high school students to various digital resources such as ChatGPT, Google, and Gemini, which can aid in completing academic work. By understanding how to effectively utilize these tools, students can enhance their research and productivity skills. This lesson is crucial as it empowers students to leverage technology for academic success, fostering independence and critical thinking.
Nakia Avery
Counselor
This lesson focuses on helping 4th graders understand and regulate their emotions through engaging activities and discussions. By using Game-Based and Experiential Learning strategies, students will explore different emotions and learn practical techniques to manage them effectively. This lesson is crucial for developing emotional intelligence, which is essential for personal growth and social interactions.
Stephen Habib
Counselor
This small-group unit empowers 10th graders with essential digital literacy and professional etiquette to succeed in online internships and remote collaboration. Over multiple 45-minute sessions, students will build an effective online presence, practice communication protocols, and receive actionable feedback to become career-ready.
Laura Molisho
Instructor
This lesson introduces 9th-grade students to transformations of linear functions using a 'thin slicing' approach from Building Thinking Classrooms. Students will collaboratively explore how changes to parameters affect the graph of a linear function. This approach fosters deep conceptual understanding and problem-solving skills for all students in a 30-minute session.
krogers
General Education Teacher
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
This lesson engages 10th graders in exploring potential career paths through an interactive, game-based approach. By incorporating the video 'How to Choose the Right Career Path,' students will learn to identify their interests, skills, and values, and how these can guide their career choices. This lesson is crucial for helping students begin to think critically about their future careers, fostering self-awareness and informed decision-making.
Tamara DiCesare
Counselor
This 30-minute lesson will equip undergraduate engineering students with practical strategies to effectively manage group dynamics in longer-term engineering projects. Students will learn how to foster collaboration, resolve conflicts, and ensure productive teamwork, which is crucial for successful project completion and their future careers. Designed for a single 30-minute session.
Claire
Instructor
In this 30-minute Tier 2 group session, 3rd graders will explore and strengthen executive functioning skills—planning, organization, and self-control. By engaging games and reflection activities, students learn strategies to become their own “Brain Boss,” boosting classroom focus and confidence.
Felecia Allen
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 empowers 11th-grade students to tackle workplace challenges collaboratively. Students will learn and apply a responsible decision-making model to solve vocational shop problems, fostering teamwork and safety. This single 45-minute session focuses on practical, real-world application of problem-solving skills.
jtoomey
Counselor
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 session focuses on consolidating and applying the coping strategies learned in previous sessions. Students will engage in various scenarios to practice selecting and implementing appropriate calming tools to manage difficult emotions and automatic negative thoughts, reinforcing their emotional regulation skills. This is part of an 8+ session series for small groups, lasting 30-40 minutes per session.
Tiffany Pedersen
Psychologist, Special Education Teacher, Behavior Interventionist
A 3-session series for 4th graders introducing executive functioning: what it is, why it’s important, and how to improve it. Each 45-minute lesson includes interactive activities to practice skills like organization, planning, and self-monitoring—empowering students to become the boss of their own brains!
Jacqueline
Counselor
This lesson focuses on helping students understand and establish social boundaries. It includes a video, collaborative activities, and discussions to engage students actively. Understanding social boundaries is crucial for personal well-being and healthy relationships, especially for students with expressive language deficits. This lesson aims to provide practical strategies and foster a supportive learning environment.
Paul Tentindo
Psychologist
This lesson introduces IGCSE students to the fundamental concepts of risk evaluation, helping them understand how to identify, assess, and manage risks in various contexts. This 1-hour session provides practical tools for students to apply risk evaluation in their daily lives and future endeavors. Suitable for a whole classroom setting.
ConceptX
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will work in teams to simulate real-world task management by planning and executing a project. This hands-on activity will help students develop essential skills in organization, teamwork, and strategic planning, which are crucial for their academic and future professional success.
Kayle Jordan
Counselor
This lesson introduces students to the concept of digital footprints and their impact on online reputation. Students will learn how their online activities contribute to their digital footprint and explore strategies to manage and protect their online identity. This lesson is crucial as it empowers students to make informed decisions about their online presence, ensuring they maintain a positive reputation in the digital world.
Paul Tentindo
Psychologist
In this lesson, students will be introduced to basic coding concepts through a series of fun and interactive coding challenges. This will help them develop computational thinking and problem-solving skills in a playful and engaging environment.
Zabrina Walker
Instructor
A small-group deep dive into identifying thought patterns and coping strategies. This 40-minute Tier 2 session empowers 10th graders to spot thinking traps and build self-care tools, boosting real-time mental wellness.
Alivia Storm
Instructor
This resource targets all high school grades (9-12), empowering students to make informed, values-aligned decisions. The objective is to teach a structured decision-making process, enhance critical thinking, and build confidence in choice-making. Through interactive scenarios and reflective exercises, students will practice evaluating options and anticipating outcomes.
agreenberg
Social Worker
In this 40-minute group lesson, students will read a fifth-grade level text about Roblox to practice comprehension, critical thinking, and sequencing skills. Designed for a small group of sixth graders with mild language impairments, the lesson uses visual supports, guided discussion, and targeted activities to build understanding and confidence.
April Nicotera
Instructor
This lesson helps 4th-grade students differentiate between thoughts and actions through a video and a game-based activity. Understanding the difference between what we think and what we do is crucial for developing self-awareness and responsible decision-making. This lesson encourages students to reflect on their thoughts and how they translate into actions, fostering critical thinking and self-regulation.
Sydney Reynolds
Special Education Teacher
In this 10-session, 30-minute course, 6th graders will build essential life skills—self-care routines, daily scheduling, and navigating their community. Engaging activities, games, and structured worksheets support executive functioning and independence, with strategies for autistic learners. Tier 1 classroom curriculum fosters confidence and real-world readiness.
Lynn Dever
Counselor
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
Explore how technology can be both a time saver and a time waster, and how to use it effectively. This lesson is essential for digital natives learning to harness technology for productivity rather than distraction.
Jade Hodge
English
Explore how technology can be both a time saver and a time waster, and how to use it effectively. This lesson is essential for digital natives learning to harness technology for productivity rather than distraction.
Jade Hodge
English
Empower students to understand and manage the operating systems on their personal devices, ensuring they can navigate settings and troubleshoot common issues. This practical lesson will build confidence and independence in technology use.
Patti McGehee
Instructor
In this 40-minute, Tier 3 individual therapy session, an 8th grade student will learn about various coping tools for managing stress and building resilience. Through an overview of coping strategies, a guided slide deck, hands-on activity, and reflection exercises, the student will create a personalized Mind Toolbox that promotes self-efficacy and emotional regulation.
Sydney Jones
Counselor
In this collaborative puzzle game, 12th grade special education students work in small groups to piece together a 'market mosaic' that represents various industries, skills, and emerging trends. This Tier 2, 40-minute session builds career exploration skills, teamwork, and critical thinking as students identify and connect job market elements.
Tricia Bennett
Special Education Teacher
This 30-minute Tier 3 lesson helps 7th-grade students learn and practice compartmentalization through an engaging game, fostering better organization and mental clarity.
schamberlain
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