This 30-minute, single-session lesson for 7th Grade students focuses on teaching argumentation skills and respectful discourse. Students will learn to construct arguments using claims, reasons, and evidence while maintaining a respectful tone during a 2-minute discussion.
Shannon Loving
General Education Teacher
This resource equips students with the skills for persuasive speaking and respectful argumentation through structured debates. It's vital for developing critical thinking, public speaking confidence, and the ability to articulate a well-supported position. Designed for high school students, this lesson will span one 60-minute session.
Erika Higgins
English Language Arts Teacher
This lesson introduces 7th-grade boys to fundamental debate skills, helping them articulate arguments, listen actively, and engage in respectful discourse. It's designed for small groups needing extra support in communication and critical thinking. (1 session, 30 minutes)
Marissa Lane
Psychologist
This 30-minute Tier 2 lesson for 9th graders helps students practice perspective-taking and critical thinking through structured debates, fostering empathy and informed decision-making.
Debra Lazaros
Psychologist
This lesson engages 4th-grade students in a lively mini-ethics debate, where they'll learn to articulate their arguments using integrity vocabulary. It's crucial for developing critical thinking, respectful communication, and understanding different perspectives. Designed for a single 30-minute session for 4th-grade students.
Mercedes Lewis
General Education Teacher
This engaging activity is designed for 11th-grade students to practice having respectful discussions. Through a fun and structured debate game, students will learn the importance of listening, articulating their thoughts, and respecting differing opinions. This lesson is crucial in helping students develop communication skills that are essential for both academic and real-world interactions.
Brandi Keezel
Counselor
This engaging activity is designed for 11th-grade students to practice having respectful discussions. Through a fun and structured debate game, students will learn the importance of listening, articulating their thoughts, and respecting differing opinions. This lesson is crucial in helping students develop communication skills that are essential for both academic and real-world interactions.
Brandi Keezel
Counselor
This lesson teaches 10th-grade students how to construct persuasive arguments and respond to counterarguments with empathy. Over one 45-minute session, students will develop crucial communication and critical thinking skills.
Aimee Rooney
General Education Teacher
Small-group debate and discussion toolkit that empowers 9th grade students to voice concerns and ideas for improving their school climate. This single 40-minute Tier 2 session helps students practice respectful debate and collaborative problem-solving to foster a positive environment.
Lauren
Counselor
In this lesson, students will delve into the art of argumentation by exploring the key components of a strong argument: claims, evidence, and counterarguments. Through engaging debates and written exercises, students will enhance their critical thinking and public speaking skills. This lesson is crucial for developing students' ability to construct and deconstruct arguments, a skill that is valuable in both academic and real-world settings.
Bonnie Tuten
General Education Teacher
In this fun and engaging lesson, 11th-grade students will participate in a light-hearted debate focusing on silly topics. This activity encourages critical thinking, public speaking, and teamwork in a relaxed setting, making it an enjoyable way to develop important skills. The session will last 15 minutes, providing a quick yet impactful experience.
Brandi Keezel
Counselor
In this lesson, students will research and debate common myths versus realities of Halloween traditions. This engaging activity will sharpen their critical thinking and public speaking skills while providing a fun thematic discussion. By exploring the origins and truths behind Halloween customs, students will learn to differentiate between fact and fiction, enhancing their analytical abilities.
Michele Figueroa
Social Worker
This lesson helps 10th-grade students learn and practice civil discourse norms, distinguishing evidence from opinion, and using effective question stems. This is crucial for respectful communication in all aspects of life. This lesson is designed for one 30-minute session.
Sony Siddela
General Education Teacher
This 30-minute lesson empowers 10th-grade students to understand and utilize persuasive language effectively in various contexts, from academic arguments to everyday discussions. It focuses on how to structure arguments and choose compelling words to influence an audience.
Bryant Tow
Instructor
In this engaging lesson, students will research and debate common myths versus realities of Halloween traditions. This activity is designed to sharpen critical thinking and public speaking skills while engaging students in a fun thematic discussion. By exploring the origins and truths behind Halloween customs, students will learn to differentiate between fact and fiction, enhancing their analytical abilities.
Michele Figueroa
Social Worker
An exploration of social media platforms, their impact on society, and safe usage practices.
Patti McGehee
Instructor
This lesson empowers 9th-grade students to develop and defend a reasoned stance on a chosen topic through collaborative Google Slide presentations. Students will enhance critical thinking, research, and public speaking skills. Designed for one 90-minute session.
Brian Calandruccio
Special Education Teacher
Construct compelling arguments and articulate persuasive points with confidence. This resource is essential for developing strong argumentative writing and public speaking skills, preparing students for real-world discourse.
Tatek Ewart
English Language Arts Teacher
This lesson engages students in a debate session where they take on different perspectives from the Civil Rights Movement. It aims to promote public speaking and critical analysis skills by encouraging students to articulate and defend their viewpoints. This lesson is important as it helps students develop empathy and understanding of historical events, while also building confidence in their ability to express themselves.
Ciara McNearly
Instructor
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 helps 10th-grade students explore the complex question of whether students should receive payment for attending school. Through a structured debate and reflective activities, students will analyze economic, social, and educational arguments, enhancing their critical thinking and persuasive communication skills. This single 45-minute session is designed for a whole-classroom setting.
Laura Romaine
Social Worker
This lesson empowers 7th-grade students to master the art of panel discussions, focusing on planning, respectful disagreement, and effective delivery. Students will develop crucial communication and critical thinking skills over one 30-minute session.
Shannon Loving
General Education Teacher
Engage students in a structured debate about friendships and understanding diverse perspectives. This activity will help students practice respectful communication and critical thinking, as they explore what makes a friendship meaningful and how to resolve conflicts.
diane.cardell
Special Education Teacher
In this 60-minute, one-session debate-style lesson, 11th graders will critically evaluate college vs alternative pathways. Students practice argumentation and decision-making skills to prepare for real-world post-secondary choices.
Amelia Jeu
Paraprofessional, General Education Teacher, Special Education Teacher
This 45-minute, single-session lesson for 10th Grade students helps them master the art of persuasive argument while fostering empathetic understanding. Students will learn to construct strong arguments and respond to counterarguments respectfully, a crucial skill for effective communication in all aspects of life.
cqueenan
Special Education Teacher
This lesson aims to address digital dependence and its impact on school engagement, with a focus on social media. Through a combination of video, discussion, and activities, students will explore the effects of excessive digital use and learn strategies to balance digital life with academic responsibilities. This lesson is crucial as it helps students recognize the importance of maintaining a healthy digital balance, which can enhance their focus and engagement in school.
Joanie Creato
Counselor
This 30-minute single-session lesson introduces 9th-grade students to the fundamental components of an argumentative essay. Understanding argumentative essays is crucial for developing critical thinking and persuasive writing skills, which are essential in academic and real-world contexts.
Jorge Vazquez Solano
English Language Arts Teacher
This lesson empowers 10th-grade students to craft compelling arguments while fostering a deep understanding of opposing viewpoints. It emphasizes the importance of empathy and active listening in constructive debates. This single-session lesson is designed for a 45-minute duration.
cqueenan
Special Education Teacher
This 30-minute lesson for 8th graders explores the critical difference between the intent behind our words and their actual impact on others. Students will learn to analyze communication more thoughtfully, fostering empathy and responsible expression in their daily interactions and online. This lesson aims to help students navigate complex social dynamics and become more mindful communicators.
ddugre
Counselor
In this single 60-minute High School English lesson, students explore rhetorical appeals and persuasive techniques to craft compelling arguments both for academic essays and real-world contexts. They’ll analyze examples, collaborate in peer discussions, and write a targeted persuasive paragraph—building skills crucial for effective communication. (Grade 9–12)
Mollie Momenteller
General Education Teacher
This 30-minute lesson for 10th-grade students will teach them to identify rhetorical techniques and logical fallacies in text and how to construct a strong claim using claim-evidence-reasoning. This skill is crucial for critical thinking and effective communication in academic and everyday life.
JOYCE PURCELL
General Education Teacher
This 90-minute, single-session lesson for 11th-grade students will delve into the powerful world of argumentative writing and rhetoric. Students will analyze a compelling excerpt from Frederick Douglass to identify key components of an argument, developing critical thinking and analytical skills essential for both academic success and informed civic engagement.
Lindsey Foulks
English Language Arts Teacher
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 explore the major themes and morals of 'My Brother Sam is Dead' through a structured debate. This will enhance their critical thinking and public speaking skills while deepening their understanding of the novel's content. Students will work in groups to prepare arguments and participate in a guided debate session.
Kendra Saralegui
English, History, Language Arts, Earth Science, Physics
In this 30-minute active learning lesson for grades 5–6, students explore the impact of hateful and offensive language through a short film, guided discussion, and restorative role-play. By understanding how words affect feelings and relationships, they’ll practice positive communication skills to build empathy and respect in their community.
Jennifer Wey
Counselor
In this lesson, students will explore how social media influences modern relationships. Through a structured debate and group project, they will assess both the positive and negative impacts of social media. This lesson is important as it encourages critical thinking and helps students understand the complexities of digital communication in their personal lives.
Armani Fiato
Social Worker
This resource teaches students the art of respectful disagreement and constructive debate, enhancing social awareness and relationship skills. It provides a framework for healthy discourse in a 7th Grade Class. Designed for a single 70-minute session.
Kat Varga
Elementary Teacher, Special Education Teacher, English Language Arts Teacher, Social Studies Teacher, Music Teacher, Art Teacher
This lesson explores how language can escalate or defuse anger, helping students understand the power of words in communication. Through interactive debates and vocabulary-building exercises, students will learn to use language effectively to express themselves and manage conflicts. This lesson is important as it equips students with essential communication skills that are crucial for their social and emotional development.
Kayle Jordan
Counselor
This lesson focuses on teaching students how to disagree respectfully and advocate for others. Through game-based and collaborative learning strategies, students will explore the impact of word choice, tone, and body language on discussions and relationships. The lesson includes a Kahoot quiz for review, group activities, and an exit ticket to assess understanding and goals. This lesson is crucial for developing social-emotional skills and fostering a supportive classroom environment.
Neal Fulks
Special Education Teacher
This lesson aims to help students understand the impact their words and behaviors can have on others. Through a combination of video, discussion, and activities, students will explore the consequences of bullying and the importance of empathy and communication. This lesson is crucial for fostering a supportive and respectful classroom environment, especially for students with challenging behaviors.
Jamie Nikopoulos
Counselor
In this 60-minute, one-session debate for 11th graders, students will critically examine the benefits and drawbacks of traditional college versus alternative post-secondary pathways. This lesson sharpens their critical thinking, research, and communication skills and supports informed decision-making about their futures.
Zakiya Moore
Counselor
In this 15-minute 8th grade lesson, students learn to recognize and reflect on hurtful and harmful language through a short video and interactive activities. This critical discussion promotes empathy, respectful communication, and a positive classroom culture.
Cristal Pesina
Instructor
This engaging activity is designed for 11th-grade students to practice respectful and constructive discussion techniques. In a 15-minute session, students will be divided into small groups to discuss various topics, with a focus on using respectful language and acknowledging different perspectives. This lesson is important as it enhances students' communication skills, critical thinking, and ability to engage in civil discourse.
Brandi Keezel
Counselor
Engage in a lively debate about the benefits and drawbacks of saving vs. spending. This lesson encourages critical thinking about personal finance decisions for a 10th Grade Class in a 50-minute session.
jferreira
Counselor
In this 40-minute Tier 2 group lesson, 10th grade honors students will learn how to use ethos, logos, and pathos to strengthen their claims and make their arguments more compelling. Mastering these rhetorical appeals helps students elevate their academic writing and persuasive skills, preparing them for future debates and essays.
Camryn
General Education Teacher
This lesson teaches 10th-grade students with a low IQ (70) how to engage in arguments respectfully and constructively. It focuses on identifying healthy vs. unhealthy arguments and practicing fair communication techniques. This 30-minute, single-session lesson is designed for a whole classroom (Tier 1) and will help students navigate disagreements in real-life situations.
Bryant Tow
Instructor
Students will learn the basics of forming an argumentative essay by stating an opinion and supporting it with evidence. This lesson helps 3rd graders develop critical thinking and persuasive writing skills in a single 20-minute session.
Shelli Sisk
Elementary Teacher
This 30-minute lesson teaches students how to identify and differentiate between negative and balanced self-talk through an engaging informational skit. It equips students with practical strategies to foster a healthier inner dialogue, crucial for emotional well-being and resilience. Designed for School Leaders and a whole classroom setting.
L Negron
Social Worker
In this 35-minute Tier 1 lesson for 11th graders, students explore the real-life consequences of their decisions through discussion, reflection, and debate. They will assess stakes, analyze scenarios, and articulate insights to develop responsible decision-making skills.
Melissa Warner
Counselor
This lesson focuses on identifying and transforming negative self-talk into empowering affirmations, helping students boost their self-esteem and confidence. Designed for a 7th-grade group, this 30-minute session is part of a Tier 2 support strategy, providing targeted assistance to students who need extra help in developing positive self-talk habits.
Joe Reiss
Counselor
This lesson facilitates a lively debate among 11th-grade students on critical ethical and psychological dilemmas presented in Chapter 11 of *The Scarlet Letter*. Students will explore themes of hidden guilt, public perception, and moral responsibility. Designed for a single 30-minute session.
Elizabeth Basso
English Language Arts Teacher
Students will learn how to critically evaluate media and recognize bias, propaganda, and misinformation. This lesson is important as it empowers students to think critically and make informed decisions about the information they consume.
Zabrina Walker
Instructor
In this lesson, students will engage in a mock press conference, taking on the roles of journalists and world leaders to discuss a recent global event. This activity is designed to enhance students' public speaking skills and deepen their understanding of international affairs. By simulating a real-world scenario, students will develop critical thinking, communication, and empathy as they navigate complex global issues.
Alisen Laferriere
General Education Teacher
A 30-minute Tier 1 lesson for 7th graders focused on CASEL Responsible Decision-Making. Students will engage in a warm-up poll, discuss real-life scenarios on social media and friendships through slides, participate in a safe-space discussion, and reflect with an action pledge journal. This lesson equips students with practical decision-making skills in everyday contexts.
Rachel Niles
Counselor
This 30-minute lesson for 9th-grade students focuses on the power of words, implicit bias, and the historical and emotional impact of racial slurs. It encourages empathy and thoughtful communication to foster a respectful and inclusive classroom environment.
Kim Fitzgerald
School Administrator
This resource teaches students the art of respectful disagreement and constructive debate, enhancing social awareness and relationship skills. It provides a framework for healthy discourse in a 7th Grade Class. This lesson is designed for one 45-minute session.
Kat Varga
Elementary Teacher, Special Education Teacher, English Language Arts Teacher, Social Studies Teacher, Music Teacher, Art Teacher
This 60-minute individual reflection lesson for a 10th-grade student addresses the use of racist language regarding India. It aims to foster understanding, empathy, and responsible communication. The lesson includes activities to help the student understand the impact of their words and develop strategies for respectful interaction.
Kim Fitzgerald
School Administrator
This resource engages students in a lively debate comparing the advantages and disadvantages of living in rural versus urban environments. It encourages students to draw on personal experiences and research to build their arguments. This single-session lesson is designed for 6th-8th grade students and will take approximately 60 minutes.
Avril Vega
Instructor
A guided debate and reflection session that shows students how small decisions about substance use shape their future path. This lesson engages 7th graders in understanding how choices lead to different outcomes and empowers them to make healthy decisions. Audience: 7th Grade, Tier: 1 Classroom, Duration: 75 mins.
Nancy Love
Instructor
A motivational session designed to help students overcome procrastination through proven psychological techniques and peer support. This lesson is crucial for empowering students to take control of their time and commitments, specifically tailored for a 10th-grade group. The session will last 50 minutes and is classified as Tier 2: Group support.
Jade Hodge
English
This lesson challenges 11th-grade students to critically evaluate scientific advancements. Through a case study, collaborative brainstorming, and a class debate, students will learn to weigh the ethical, social, and scientific consequences of new technologies, fostering responsible decision-making. (1 session, 45 minutes)
mdoyle
General Education Teacher
This 45-minute, single-session lesson for 11th Grade English students helps them critically analyze media messages. Students will learn to identify bias and consider diverse perspectives, equipping them with essential skills for navigating today's information-rich world.
cqueenan
Special Education Teacher
This 45-minute, single-session lesson for 11th Grade English students helps them critically analyze media messages. Students will learn to identify bias and consider diverse perspectives, equipping them with essential skills for navigating today's information-rich world.
cmontello
General Education Teacher
Students will critically evaluate different scenarios involving risk-taking and potential rewards through a collaborative group activity. This lesson helps 8th-grade students develop analytical and decision-making skills in a real-world context. Designed for one 45-minute session.
Jessica
English Language Arts Teacher
This lesson helps 8th graders critically evaluate information on social media, distinguishing between real and fake content, and understanding its impact on their daily lives. Designed for small group intervention, this single session lasts 30 minutes.
cgregory
Counselor
This lesson helps middle school students understand the difference between healthy and unhealthy risks. Through an engaging activity, a short video, and a guided discussion, students will learn to identify and evaluate risks in their daily lives. This lesson is crucial for developing critical thinking and decision-making skills, empowering students to make informed choices that promote their well-being.
Jessica Hunt
Counselor
This resource challenges students to critically examine how alcohol and tobacco are often portrayed in media and pop culture, distinguishing between entertainment and reality. It's key for deconstructing glamorized portrayals. Audience: 7th Grade, 1 session, 50 minutes.
Baylee VanKirk
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces Primary 3 and 4 students to the concept of risk evaluation in everyday situations. Students will learn to identify potential risks, assess their likelihood and impact, and brainstorm ways to mitigate them. This is crucial for developing critical thinking and decision-making skills in a safe environment. Designed for 1 hour, single session.
ConceptX
General Education Teacher
This lesson teaches 9th-grade students how to effectively integrate textual evidence into their writing to support claims. This skill is crucial for developing strong analytical and argumentative essays. The lesson is designed for a single 30-minute session for the whole class.
Penne Reed
School Administrator
This lesson explores the commercial aspects of holidays and their ethical implications across different cultures. Students will engage in research and debate activities to develop their analytical and ethical reasoning skills. This lesson is important as it encourages critical thinking about cultural practices and the impact of commercialization, fostering a deeper understanding of global perspectives.
Ciara McNearly
Instructor
This resource addresses respectful behavior in online spaces, including social media and virtual interactions. Teaching digital citizenship is vital for students to navigate the online world safely and respectfully. Audience: 6th Grade Class. Duration: 60 minutes.
Anne Rodgers
Behavior Interventionist
This lesson engages 10th-grade students in developing decision-making skills through real-life scenarios and role-playing. Students will learn to weigh options and consider consequences before making choices, which is crucial for their personal and academic growth. By practicing these skills, students will be better prepared to handle complex situations in their lives.
Ava Widmann
Social Worker
This lesson helps students identify credible sources of information amidst a sea of media. It's important for honing research skills and discerning fact from fiction. Designed for an 8th-grade group, this 60-minute session focuses on evaluating sources and understanding media credibility.
Suani Lopez
Social Worker
This 45-minute, single-session lesson for 11th Grade students will empower them to deconstruct persuasive arguments, understanding how language shapes social awareness and decision-making. By analyzing rhetorical devices, students will gain critical tools for navigating and influencing their world.
Matthew Sucharski
General Education Teacher
This lesson guides 8th-grade students through a final editing workshop for their essays on conformity and oppression in A Wrinkle in Time. Students will refine their arguments, evidence, and writing mechanics, ensuring their final drafts are polished and powerful. This session is crucial for developing strong analytical writing skills. Designed for one 45-minute class.
Aurora Militello
General Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will explore how their voice can influence others' decisions through engaging activities and discussions. This lesson is important as it empowers students to understand the power of communication and persuasion, fostering confidence and leadership skills.
Mike Schneider-Tran
Counselor
Facilitate a session where students engage in structured dialogues about challenging topics in a safe, respectful environment. This activity aims to enhance communication skills and build empathy through active listening and thoughtful questioning.
Stephanie Samuels
General Education Teacher
In this brief yet impactful lesson, students will learn the essentials of civic discourse. By understanding how to manage their emotions, they can better participate in constructive conversations. The importance of this lesson lies in helping students navigate and contribute to discussions in a respectful and rational manner, essential for creating an inclusive and democratic society.
Timothy Dee
Instructor
A 30-minute presentation for 10th-grade high school students on the essentials of writing professional emails, crucial for future academic and career success. This single-session lesson equips students with practical skills for clear and effective digital communication. Audience: 10th Grade High School Students, Duration: 30 minutes.
acriscitiello
Counselor
A deep dive into media literacy, helping students critically evaluate online information and identify fake news. This individual resource builds essential skills for navigating a complex digital world. Designed for a 10th Grade Student, duration 30 minutes.
sadia
Parent
This 30-minute lesson empowers 7th-grade students to critically evaluate information by distinguishing between facts and opinions in everyday media. Students will learn essential media literacy skills to navigate the information landscape effectively. This lesson is designed for a single 30-minute session.
Ebony McKinley
Counselor
In this lesson, students will explore appropriate ways to solve social issues in school by making good decisions. Through a combination of video, activity, and discussion, students will learn to distinguish between good and poor choices. This lesson is important as it equips students with the skills to navigate social challenges effectively, fostering a positive school environment.
Melissa Fernandes
Psychologist
This lesson will kick off the unit on accessing information and familiarizing students with common vocabulary related to this skill. Students will watch engaging videos, participate in discussions, and practice critical thinking. This lesson sets the foundation for students to effectively gather and assess information, a crucial academic and life skill.
shay santiago
Health & Fitness
This lesson challenges 11th-grade students to think critically about the societal impact of scientific advancements. Through a case study and debate, students will learn to weigh the ethical, social, and scientific consequences of new technologies, fostering responsible decision-making. This single session is designed for 45 minutes.
mdoyle
General Education Teacher
This lesson aims to help fourth-grade students understand the impact of their words, specifically focusing on the use of derogatory terms like 'retard.' Through discussion and activities, students will learn about empathy and the importance of respectful communication. This lesson is crucial in fostering a supportive and inclusive classroom environment.
Ali Shwartz
Instructor
This lesson facilitates an open and respectful discussion among 8th-grade English Language newcomers (Spanish and Arabic speakers) about the differences between playful teasing and harmful bullying, establishing clear boundaries, and understanding appropriate school behavior. It's designed for a 30-minute, single-session whole-class discussion.
michael.johnson
Counselor
Facilitate guided dialogues on personal values, societal norms, and current events to nurture critical thinking and empathy. This engaging activity supports high school students in exploring diverse perspectives and developing communication skills.
Tamara peay
English
In this 30-minute Tier 2 session, students will explore how their words affect English Language Learners by distinguishing between intention and impact and developing empathy. This lesson helps students recognize the power of language, fostering a respectful classroom culture and inclusivity. (Group of 9th grade boys)
John Murray
School Administrator
This 45-minute lesson for 10th Grade students teaches them to construct persuasive arguments while actively listening and responding to counterarguments with empathy. It's crucial for fostering respectful communication and critical thinking.
jtoomey
Counselor
This 4th-grade lesson focuses on understanding the impact of inappropriate language and fostering a respectful classroom environment. Through engaging discussions, students will explore the power of words and learn strategies to communicate positively. This lesson is crucial in helping students develop empathy and respect for others, creating a more inclusive and supportive classroom community.
Courtenay Labson
Counselor
This lesson focuses on the impact of language, particularly racial slurs, on individuals and communities. Students will learn about the power of words and how to communicate respectfully. This lesson is important as it helps students develop empathy and awareness of how their words can affect others, fostering a more inclusive and respectful environment.
Jennifer Marries
Counselor
This lesson empowers 9th-grade students in a transition program to advocate for their needs and challenges, especially regarding reading. It focuses on building confidence and communication skills to help them voice their thoughts effectively. Designed for a single 30-minute session.
Lisa Naughton
Instructor
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 facilitates a classroom discussion for 8th-grade intervention students on the profound impact of their choices to support or tease classmates. Students will reflect on their actions and discuss the ripple effects of positive and negative interactions on themselves and others. (Audience: 8th Grade Intervention Students, Duration: 30 minutes, 1 session)
michael.johnson
Counselor
Engage students with a bingo game focusing on identifying assertive versus non-assertive behaviors.
Mercedes Flores Nava
Social Worker, Counselor
In this Tier 2 group lesson for 10th graders, students engage in a mock auction to bid on and prioritize core values, exploring trade-offs and ethical decision-making. This 35-minute session builds responsible decision-making skills aligned with CASEL, helping students clarify what matters most and why.
Keshminder Singh
Instructor
This lesson aims to educate 7th-grade students on the impact of racial slurs and promote respectful language. Through active and collaborative learning strategies, students will engage in discussions, watch a relevant video, and participate in a game-based activity to reinforce the importance of using inclusive language. This lesson is crucial in fostering a respectful and inclusive school environment, helping students understand the power of words and encouraging them to be mindful of their language choices.
Patricia Gibbons
Counselor
This resource challenges students to practice responsible decision-making by analyzing complex scenarios and evaluating consequences. Developing ethical reasoning skills prepares them to make sound choices in academic, social, and personal contexts. Audience: 11th Grade Class, Duration: 60 minutes.
Cynthia Johnson
Social Worker
Students will learn about the consequences and rewards of risky behavior in a small group setting, using real-life scenarios to foster discussion and critical thinking. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the impact of their choices and develop decision-making skills. Designed for 10th-grade students, this session will last 60 minutes and is classified as Tier 2: Group support.
Brittney Bullard
Social Worker
This 60-minute lesson introduces 13-14 year old foreign students to climate change vocabulary and concepts through civic education. Students will improve their English language skills while engaging in collaborative activities and discussions about a globally relevant topic.
ANTOA A
Foreign Language Teacher
Students learn to weigh the risks and benefits of different options and make informed decisions.
Kristen Federico
Special Education Teacher
This resource provides students with the tools to deliver engaging and impactful presentations, from structuring content to managing stage fright. Strong presentation skills are vital for academic success and career communication. This lesson is for 10th-grade students and will take 80 minutes across one session.
Shannon Knuth
General Education Teacher
A dynamic discussion-based resource that presents students with real-life dilemmas to practice weighing pros and cons before acting. This promotes critical thinking and group problem-solving skills, preparing students for everyday decision-making. This lesson includes one session and is designed for Middle School Students.
Catherine Pierson
Counselor
This 30-minute lesson for 9th-grade students helps build confidence in communication and self-advocacy skills, crucial for academic success and personal growth. Students will learn practical strategies to express themselves clearly and participate actively in class.
Linda Richards
Counselor
A 30-minute, one-session individual-focused discussion to help 7th graders understand and reflect on deviant behavior, why it occurs, and strategies to respond appropriately. This lesson equips students with self-awareness and decision-making skills.
Courtney Fischer
Social Worker
A focused 30-minute Tier 3 intervention for a 6th grader addressing the use of racial slurs and aggressive language. This session helps students recognize the impact of hurtful words, develop empathy, and practice respectful communication.
sonia.salman
Counselor
This 30-minute Tier 1 lesson helps 9th-grade students master the crucial skills of locating strong evidence and crafting insightful commentary in their essays. Mastering these skills is essential for building compelling arguments and achieving higher analytical writing scores.
Dylan Clark
Special Education Teacher, English Language Arts Teacher
This lesson aims to help high-level high school English learners manage anxiety related to public speaking and presentations. By using a combination of trauma-informed teaching, active learning, and collaborative strategies, students will engage in activities that build confidence and reduce anxiety. This lesson is important as it equips students with essential skills for academic success and future career opportunities, fostering a supportive environment for all learners, including those who speak Portuguese.
Cheri Cluff
Counselor
This 30-minute activity for high school students, led by clinical staff, teaches practical strategies to identify and challenge negative self-talk, promoting a more positive mindset and improved emotional well-being.
Jessica Ruderman
Counselor
This 30-minute lesson for 8th-grade students addresses issues of disrespect, integrity, and the harmful effects of gossip. Students will learn to recognize respectful communication, understand integrity, and apply strategies to prevent gossip, fostering a more positive classroom environment.
Cristina Browning
Counselor
This lesson teaches 5th-grade students how to express opposing viewpoints in a debate while validating their partner's perspective. It emphasizes empathetic communication and provides practical strategies for constructive dialogue. Designed for a single 60-minute session.
Heidi Moore
Counselor
This resource challenges students to practice responsible decision-making by analyzing complex scenarios and evaluating consequences. Developing ethical reasoning skills prepares them to make sound choices in academic, social, and personal contexts. Audience: 11th Grade Class, Duration: 60 minutes, 1 session.
amir najafi
Psychologist
Encourage students to engage in dialogues about challenging topics in a respectful and open-ended manner. This lesson fosters a classroom environment where diverse perspectives are valued and students learn to approach sensitive discussions with courage and empathy. This cultivates skills in dialogue, debate, and active listening.
Megan Mazzeo
Social Worker
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
