Active Supervision

This session empowers adults with practical strategies for active supervision, enhancing safety and engagement. Designed for adult groups, this 90-minute session includes interactive activities and discussions.

An engaging game to sharpen teachers’ active supervision skills by identifying potential classroom disruptions in real time. Builds anticipation for improving school climate through vigilant observation with K–5 teachers in a 45-minute Tier 1 session.

A 15-minute interactive game for teacher small groups to identify and share active supervision moments from their classrooms, fostering community and insight. This Tier 2 PD activity helps teachers reflect on classroom management strategies and enhances their active supervision skills.

An interactive game where adult learners test their active supervision skills through real-world classroom scenarios. This resource energizes PD sessions by turning observation techniques into a competitive, hands-on experience. Audience: adult educators; Tier 1; Duration: one 45-minute session.

In this 15-minute Tier 1 professional development session for PK–12 teachers, participants will examine how active supervision—moving around the classroom—boosts school climate and supports behavior management. Teachers will explore evidence-based benefits of circulation, reflect on their own practices, and debate the walk vs. station approach. This session empowers all teachers to implement simple strategies for a more engaging, safe, and responsive learning environment.

This lesson aims to help middle school students understand and navigate academic settings effectively. By engaging in project-based and inquiry-based learning activities, students will explore the dynamics of academic environments, including emotional intelligence and study skills. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with the skills needed to succeed academically and socially, fostering a supportive and productive learning atmosphere.

In this 45-minute activity, middle school students will observe and map positive and negative climate hotspots in campus hallways to support PBIS & MTSS's whole-school climate improvement. Through hands-on observation and data logging, students will identify patterns and brainstorm solutions to foster a more positive school environment.

In this engaging two-session exploration, 5th graders will identify and discuss the factors that make their school environment safe, welcoming, and supportive. Students will collaborate, reflect, and create visual representations of school climate elements, fostering a stronger sense of belonging and ownership of their community.

In this 15-minute Socratic discussion, 7th graders explore why respect, safety, and belonging matter in their daily school lives. This Tier 1 lesson builds critical thinking, empathy, and community connection, helping students articulate real-world school experiences and set a positive classroom tone.

In this 60-minute PD session, high school teachers will explore strategies to promote social connectedness and foster a positive school climate, using the JED Foundation’s comprehensive approach to student mental health and suicide prevention. This session equips educators with practical activities and reflection tools to strengthen relationships, build community, and create safe, supportive learning environments. Audience: 30 teachers, Tier 2 group support.

In this 30-minute lesson, 7th graders will explore practical ways to encourage safety in their school community. Students will discuss real-life scenarios, collaborate on safety plans, and practice responding to potential risks. Building a culture of care and vigilance helps everyone feel secure and supported.

This lesson focuses on creating a safe and supportive classroom environment for 4th and 5th graders. It emphasizes the importance of respect, kindness, and collaboration among students. By engaging in project-based learning and restorative practices, students will learn how to contribute to a positive classroom culture. This lesson is crucial for fostering a sense of belonging and safety, especially for students with a history of being bullied.

This lesson aims to help middle school students understand the dynamics of an academic setting by exploring the concept of emotional intelligence and its impact on learning and interactions. Through a combination of video, discussion, and collaborative activities, students will gain insights into how emotions influence their academic experiences. This lesson is important as it equips students with the skills to navigate their emotions and interactions in a school environment, fostering a positive and productive academic atmosphere.

This 30-minute session will equip elementary staff with practical strategies to foster emotionally safe classroom environments. Creating emotional safety is crucial for student well-being, academic success, and overall positive school climate. This lesson is designed for small groups of elementary staff to collaboratively explore and implement strategies.

In this 30-minute Tier 2 circle activity, 8th grade students practice active listening and supportive feedback to strengthen trust and community. Students learn key counseling skills useful for healthy peer interactions.

In this 20-minute introductory lesson, incoming 5th graders will explore their new recess space—a wide-open field with soccer balls, footballs, and clear boundaries. Students will learn safety rules, the importance of staying within the fenced area, and procedures for lining up when the whistle blows. This engaging session sets expectations for a fun and orderly recess experience.

This group counseling session focuses on enhancing social skills through engaging activities and a video component. The session is designed to help students develop confidence in social interactions, improve communication skills, and understand the importance of active listening. By using Game-Based Learning strategies, the session aims to make learning social skills fun and interactive, encouraging students to apply these skills in real-life situations.

In this 25-minute Tier 1 session, PK-12 staff will engage in a whole-staff reflection on key school climate indicators to inform proactive classroom management and active supervision strategies. This lesson helps educators identify and respond to climate signals effectively to foster a safer, more supportive learning environment.

In this 30-minute introductory SEL session, 10th graders will collaboratively establish group expectations, explore what makes a safe space, and practice active participation strategies. This Tier 2 lesson helps build a supportive environment that fosters trust, engagement, and emotional well-being.

A small-group training designed for school counselors to recognize early warning signs of student distress and practice de-escalation strategies through guided scenarios. This Tier 2 workshop equips adults with trauma-informed practices to enhance school climate in a 40-minute session.

In this 4-session unit, 2nd grade students with behavioral challenges will learn what it means to be safe across different school settings (classroom, hallway, recess, cafeteria, and specials). Through engaging activities, readings, discussions, and games, students will build group-based safety strategies and routines to practice positive behavior supports.

In this single 30-minute session, adult teachers will learn to identify quick signs of crisis in children—helping them intervene early and support student well-being. This practical lesson equips educators with actionable observation skills and communication strategies to foster a safe, caring classroom environment.

This resource engages the whole class in a deep dive into what makes a school climate truly inclusive and safe for all students. It encourages critical thinking about current practices and brainstorming solutions for improvement. This lesson is for a 9th-grade class and will last 55 minutes, delivered in one session.

This lesson aims to equip students with strategies to create a supportive and inclusive classroom environment. By understanding the importance of respect, kindness, and effective communication, students will learn how to manage disruptive behaviors and support peers with explosive behavior. This lesson is crucial for fostering a positive learning environment where all students feel valued and understood.

This lesson focuses on helping 6th graders with adjustment mood disorder and depression learn and practice emotional regulation strategies. Through experiential learning and restorative practices, students will engage in activities that promote self-awareness and emotional control. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with tools to manage their emotions effectively, reducing reliance on physical contact and fostering a supportive classroom environment.

In this 30-minute classroom lesson for 9th graders, students will engage in interactive activities to recognize signs of distress, build empathy, and learn strategies for supporting peers during Suicide Prevention Week. This Tier 1 session fosters a positive classroom culture, promotes help-seeking behaviors, and equips all students with essential skills for emotional resilience.

In this 15-minute solo role-play card game, individual teachers face real-life classroom challenges, choose proactive supervision responses, and log their decisions. This Tier 3 activity builds awareness and decision-making skills for managing classroom behavior effectively.

This lesson focuses on teaching middle school students the importance of following teacher directions through engaging activities and discussions. By using experiential and game-based learning strategies, students will understand how following directions can lead to successful outcomes in both academic and social settings. This lesson is crucial for developing students' listening skills, responsibility, and ability to work collaboratively, which are essential for their overall growth and success.

A focused small-group session where 4th grade students identify safe places and people at school to reinforce their emotional support networks and improve school climate; this Tier 2 lesson takes 30 minutes and empowers students by mapping and designing personal safe zones.

This lesson invites the whole class to explore personal perceptions of safety and belonging, laying the groundwork for a positive school climate through engaging discussions and interactive activities. Designed for a 6th grade class in a single 45-minute session.

A 4-session K – 1 social skills unit teaching hallway, cafeteria, and recess behavior to help kindergarteners become respectful and responsible schoolmates. Each 10-minute session includes engaging activities, discussions, and quick assessments, so teachers can seamlessly reinforce positive behaviors.

A dynamic lesson to reinforce physical and emotional safety norms, helping the whole class feel secure and supported. This Tier 1 lesson for a 5th grade class consists of a 40-minute session focused on establishing safe space protocols and emotional check-ins. Students will engage in role-plays, create personal safety plans, and practice calming techniques to boost classroom climate.

This 30-minute professional development session for middle school teachers (grades 5-8) explores how strong teacher-student relationships act as a crucial protective factor in fostering emotionally safe classroom environments. Teachers will learn practical strategies to cultivate these relationships, enhancing student well-being and academic engagement. Designed for a small group setting, this session provides targeted support for educators looking to deepen their impact on student emotional safety.

This lesson aims to boost school attendance and engagement by fostering a sense of community and belonging among Grade 8 students. Through a blended learning approach, students will participate in a discussion that encourages them to share their thoughts on school spirit and involvement. This lesson is important as it helps students feel more connected to their school environment, which can lead to improved attendance and academic performance.

This lesson engages students in trust-building games to foster cooperation, listening, and trust. These activities are designed to enhance teamwork skills and create a bonded classroom community, which is essential for a supportive learning environment.

In this 30-minute Tier 1 lesson, 7th graders will explore and co-create a positive classroom culture and climate through engaging activities and meaningful discussions. Establishing a supportive environment helps students feel valued, connected, and motivated to learn.

This lesson aims to increase student attendance by highlighting the importance of being present in school and engaging students in collaborative activities. By using a combination of video content, group discussions, and reflective exercises, students will understand the benefits of regular attendance and how it contributes to their academic and social success. This lesson is crucial as it fosters a sense of community and responsibility among students, encouraging them to support each other in maintaining consistent attendance.

In this 15-minute Tier 1 lesson for 5th graders, students will learn and practice expectations in the classroom, hallway, cafeteria, and playground. Establishing clear behavior standards helps build a positive school culture and keeps everyone safe and respectful.

This lesson focuses on teaching elementary students the importance of bus safety and following directions through engaging activities. By using experiential and game-based learning strategies, students will actively participate in scenarios that reinforce safe behavior on the bus. This lesson is crucial for ensuring students understand and adhere to safety protocols, promoting a safe and orderly environment during their daily commutes.

This lesson focuses on enhancing students' ability to work effectively in groups, a crucial skill for school projects and beyond. By engaging in a structured discussion, watching a video, and participating in a collaborative activity, students will learn to communicate, delegate tasks, and support each other in a team setting. This lesson is important as it fosters essential social skills and prepares students for future collaborative endeavors.

This interactive 45-minute session guides all school staff through recognizing trauma triggers and practicing real-time de-escalation using peer-led scenarios. Essential for creating a safer, more supportive school climate.

In this lesson, students will engage in a game-based activity to match various school-related scenarios with the appropriate support figures, such as teachers, counselors, or deans. This lesson aims to normalize the importance of seeking help and navigating school and emotional stress. By understanding who to approach for different issues, students will be better equipped to manage their school life effectively.

This lesson will focus on encouraging students to be active through a fun, game-based learning approach. Students will engage in a series of physical games designed to get them moving and thinking about the importance of staying active. The lesson will conclude with a group discussion to reinforce the benefits of physical activity.

This lesson focuses on improving student attendance through restorative practices. It includes a discussion, an activity, and a video to engage students in understanding the importance of being present and supporting each other. By fostering a supportive environment, students can feel more connected and motivated to attend school regularly. Additionally, the lesson aims to build self-confidence in students' ability to succeed, aligning with ASCA Mindset 2.

This lesson engages children aged 9-10 in understanding the importance of physical activity and respect through interactive and collaborative activities. This is crucial in fostering both healthy habits and positive social interactions.

This lesson focuses on helping 7th graders understand and manage their emotions through inquiry-based, active, and collaborative learning. Students will engage in a discussion, watch a video, and participate in an activity to explore emotional triggers and coping strategies. This lesson is crucial for developing emotional intelligence and improving classroom behavior.

In this engaging lesson, students embark on a 'School Adventure Quest' to discover fun and positive aspects of school life. Through a scavenger hunt and teamwork challenges, students will learn to appreciate their school environment and build camaraderie with their peers. This lesson is important as it helps students develop social skills, enhances their sense of belonging, and encourages a positive attitude towards school.

In this 30-minute, one-session lesson for 5th graders, students will learn and practice expected behaviors in the cafeteria, hallway, and playground to build a respectful and safe school environment. This tier 1 lesson empowers students with clear expectations, real-life role plays, and fun activities to reinforce positive choices.

In this 30-minute, one-session lesson for 5th graders, students will learn and practice expected behaviors in the cafeteria, hallway, and playground to build a respectful and safe school environment. This tier 1 lesson empowers students with clear expectations, real-life role plays, and fun activities to reinforce positive choices.

In this 30-minute, one-session Tier 1 lesson, 7th graders will explore personal safety strategies, identify trusted adults, and learn how to respond to risky situations. This engaging lesson empowers students with practical, real-life skills to keep themselves safe in everyday scenarios.

Introduce 7th graders to individual counseling concepts and foster a classroom culture of trust, self-awareness, and open communication through interactive activities.

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.

In this 30-minute first-day scavenger hunt, 7th-grade special education students will explore the classroom and school environment through engaging clues and teamwork. This Tier 1, single-session activity builds comfort, introduces routines, and fosters collaboration to start the year with confidence and fun.

This lesson is designed to engage 9-10-year-olds in physical activity through game-based learning and active learning strategies. It encourages students to be active, understand the importance of physical fitness, and develop teamwork and coordination skills while having fun. This is important as it helps students build healthy habits and improve their physical and mental well-being.

In this quick 15-minute session, 9th graders learn a three-step self-advocacy process—recognize when they need help, signal support staff, and state their request clearly—to confidently ask for assistance in class. This life skill boosts confidence, ensures access to support, and helps students thrive academically and socially.

This lesson focuses on enhancing social skills among 4th-grade students through interactive and experiential learning activities. Students will engage in a group activity, complete a worksheet, and participate in a discussion to reflect on their experiences. This lesson is important as it helps students develop essential social skills such as communication, cooperation, and empathy, which are crucial for their personal and academic growth.

This lesson aims to get Achievers (ages 9-10) excited about being active through engaging activities and meaningful discussion. Physical activity is vital for the physical and mental well-being of children. Through active learning and game-based strategies, students will develop the habit of regular exercise and recognize its benefits.

A 45-minute professional learning session for teachers and staff on recognizing student warning signs and implementing preventive supports. This lesson equips educators with practical strategies to create a safe, aware classroom environment and provide timely interventions.

This lesson plan is designed to engage 9-10 year olds in a fun and active learning experience through a game-based activity called 'Active Adventure Challenge.' The activity encourages teamwork, problem-solving, and physical activity, making it an enjoyable and educational experience. This lesson is important as it promotes physical health, social skills, and cognitive development in a playful and interactive manner.

This lesson focuses on building trust and collaboration among students through engaging team-building activities. These activities are designed to help students develop key interpersonal skills, such as communication, cooperation, and empathy, while strengthening their bonds with each other. By participating in these challenges, students will learn the importance of trust and teamwork in achieving common goals.

A dynamic 8-session program to help high school students smoothly transition back to school by building routines, confidence, and social connections. This Tier 1 lesson equips all students with strategies for time management, goal setting, and self-care, ensuring they start the year strong. Each 25-minute session includes collaborative discussions, hands-on activities, and guided scripts for teachers.

This lesson focuses on the importance of respect in leadership roles. Students will engage in activities that highlight how respectful behavior and decision-making are essential for effective leadership. This lesson is crucial as it helps students understand the impact of respect on leadership and teamwork, fostering a positive classroom environment and preparing them for future leadership roles.

In this lesson, students will participate in a trust walk where they guide blindfolded peers through an obstacle course. This activity is designed to build trust, enhance communication, and develop leadership skills among students. It is important as it encourages students to rely on each other, fostering a sense of community and collaboration.

This 8-week lesson series helps middle school boys navigate strong emotions and improve self-regulation skills, focusing on cultural competence and humility. Through restorative practices, active learning, and trauma-informed teaching, students will engage in discussions, activities, and reflections to better understand and manage their emotions. This approach fosters a supportive environment for students to develop empathy and cultural awareness, essential for personal growth and social interactions.

This 30-minute session for high school teachers (Grades 9-12) provides practical strategies to foster emotionally safe classroom environments. Building emotional safety is crucial for student well-being and academic success, reducing anxiety and promoting engagement.