Repair Agreements

This lesson provides teachers with a structured approach to help students repair harm caused by conflicts. It includes frameworks for acknowledging mistakes, apologizing, and taking steps to make things right. This lesson is important as it equips teachers with the tools to guide students in resolving conflicts constructively, fostering a positive classroom environment and promoting social-emotional learning.

In this 45-minute, one-session lesson, 4th graders will explore how restorative conversations can positively shape our school climate by practicing empathy and active listening. Through guided warm-ups, role-plays, and a worksheet, students will build skills to repair harm and foster community.

In this 30-minute, one-session lesson for 10th graders, students will collaboratively create and commit to classroom agreements that foster respect, trust, and inclusivity. Establishing safe space agreements at the start of the year helps build a supportive environment where every student feels heard and valued.

In this 25-minute Tier 2 small-group lesson for 4th graders, students will explore restorative practices by learning how to craft genuine apologies and develop action plans to repair harm. This targeted session strengthens social-emotional skills, builds empathy, and promotes a positive classroom climate.

In this 7th grade Tier 1 lesson, students explore real-life scenarios to learn restorative steps for repairing harm and rebuilding trust. Over a 45-minute session, learners will collaborate on a Repair Roadmap, discuss scenarios, role-play restorative conversations, and reflect on effective repair strategies.

This lesson guides 10th-grade students through a structured restorative circle process. It teaches them about empathy and how to identify concrete actions to repair harm within a school community. The lesson is designed for one 30-minute session.

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.

This lesson teaches 9th-grade students how to craft effective, restorative apologies and choose concrete actions to repair relationships after conflicts. It focuses on accountability, restoration, repair actions, and trust building. This single session is designed for 30 minutes.

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 Tier 2 small-group lesson, 12th graders will engage in readings and activities to co-create repair agreements and strengthen peer relationships. Through guided discussions, narrative analysis, and collaborative drafting workshops, students will practice restorative practices to improve school climate and conflict resolution skills. This single 45-minute session provides all necessary materials for a teacher-led group.

This resource guides small groups of 8th graders through understanding the impact of their actions and the process of repairing harm using restorative principles. It helps students develop empathy and concrete steps for reconciliation over one 90-minute session.

In this 20-minute, one-on-one conference session, teachers and a 9th grade student engage in a restorative circle to address behavior, build trust, and co-create positive action plans. This Tier 3 individualized guide transforms standard conferences into empathetic dialogues, fostering reflection, accountability, and improved school climate.

In this Tier 1 restorative circle lesson, 3rd graders will practice empathy, apology, and collaborative problem-solving to mend relationships. Over a single 35-minute session, students will learn structured steps to repair conflicts, strengthening their relationship skills aligned to CASEL frameworks.

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.

This single-session lesson equips 8th graders with essential conflict resolution skills using real-life scenarios, role plays, and collaborative norm-setting. By engaging in interactive activities and co-creating classroom norms, students learn to navigate disagreements constructively and build a more respectful learning community.

An engaging whole-class problem-solving module teaching conflict resolution and restorative practices to maintain a harmonious learning environment. This Tier 1 lesson for 4th graders spans one 50-minute session, guiding students through identifying conflicts, practicing restorative conversations, and reflecting on their process to strengthen classroom community.

In this 40-minute Tier 1 lesson for 8th graders, students identify classroom stressors and collaboratively develop agreements to foster a positive learning environment. This discussion-based lesson encourages empathy, active listening, and shared responsibility to reduce disruptions and build classroom community.

A collaborative session for school leadership teams to identify and chart existing supports and stressors within their building, increasing awareness of climate hotspots and informing trauma-informed strategies. This single 45-minute session equips adults with actionable insights to improve school climate.

This 30-minute mediation session for two 8th-grade girls returning from suspension focuses on conflict resolution and restoring positive relationships. It helps students understand the impact of their actions and develop strategies for peaceful interaction.

Guide students in repairing damaged relationships through constructive communication and understanding. This individual lesson fosters reconciliation skills for 10th-grade students, focusing on developing empathy and effective communication strategies. The session is designed to be completed in 30 minutes, providing personalized support to help students navigate and mend interpersonal conflicts.

In this 30-minute Tier 2 small-group workshop, 8th grade students collaborate to co-create classroom norms that ensure emotional and physical safety. Focusing on school climate, this session empowers students to foster respect, accountability, and a sense of belonging in their learning environment.

Equip students with simple strategies for resolving conflicts peacefully and fairly. This resource empowers them to navigate disagreements constructively, building resilience and stronger peer relationships. For 2nd Grade Class. 1 session, 50 minutes.

In this 45-minute, whole-class Tier 1 workshop for 8th graders, students will explore common trauma triggers, learn practical coping strategies, and collaborate to co-create inclusive safe zones within their school. This trauma-informed lesson empowers students to recognize emotional needs, support their peers, and build a positive school climate.

In this interactive 30-minute Titan Time lesson, 10th graders collaborate to establish and justify five shared norms that ensure both physical and emotional safety. Through scenario sorting, mini-lessons, and group discussions, students practice psychological safety, norm-setting, and shared responsibility—laying the groundwork for a supportive classroom community.

A 45-minute kick-off session for 6th graders to explore and define our school’s climate, allowing students to voice their experiences and suggestions. This Tier 1 classroom lesson builds community and sets the tone for a positive environment.

In this small-group Tier 2 lesson, 4th graders will explore restorative conversations to transform mistakes into learning moments through guided discussion and hands-on planning. This helps students build a positive school climate, strengthen peer relationships, and develop problem-solving skills in a 30-minute session.

In this engaging one-session lesson, 7th graders learn to prevent relational aggression by identifying hurtful behaviors, understanding their impact, and practicing positive communication. This important lesson helps students build stronger, more respectful friendships and promotes a positive classroom culture.

A 75-minute whole-staff interactive workshop where faculty and staff identify their personal de-escalation styles, recognize strengths and growth areas, and practice trauma-informed conflict strategies to foster a positive school climate.

A whole-class kick-off to explore and define your school’s climate, empowering 6th grade students to voice their experiences and suggestions. This 45-minute, single-session Tier 1 lesson helps students understand, reflect on, and shape their school environment through engaging activities and discussions.

A 45-minute restorative circle lesson for 5th graders to build empathy, trust, and co-create a positive classroom climate through sharing feelings and collaborative agreements.

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 guides 10th-grade students to collaboratively create and understand shared norms for a physically and emotionally safe classroom environment during Titan Time. It emphasizes psychological safety and shared responsibility, culminating in a class agreement. This single-session lesson is designed for a 30-minute duration.

In this 60-minute Tier 1 PD session for K-12 staff, participants will explore how data-driven decision-making can enhance PBIS and MTSS frameworks to foster a positive school environment. This collaborative session helps staff use data effectively to improve student outcomes and school climate.

In this 5th grade, Tier 1, 60-minute lesson, students will explore what contributes to a positive school climate. By auditing their environment and reflecting on feelings, they'll identify strengths and areas for growth, empowering them to help create a more welcoming school. Materials include interactive discussions, activities, and reflections.

In this 45-minute Tier 1 behavioral supports lesson for a high school class, students collaborate to co-create shared safety agreements that foster an inclusive and respectful environment. This lesson empowers teens to voice their needs, build mutual understanding, and uphold a positive classroom culture.

In this 30-minute session, 6th graders will learn practical conflict resolution strategies to peacefully navigate disagreements and build respectful relationships. This foundational lesson empowers students with communication tools and empathy skills to reduce repeat fights and create a positive classroom community.

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.

A single 15-minute restorative chat session designed for two 4th-grade students who have been asked to maintain distance due to a disagreement. This guided conversation helps them express feelings, understand each other’s perspectives, and collaboratively agree on respectful behaviors. Tier 2 small-group intervention to support relationship repair and classroom climate.

This lesson introduces students to conflict resolution through Restorative Practices and Trauma-Informed Teaching. Students will engage in a role-playing activity to practice resolving conflicts in a supportive and understanding environment. This lesson is important as it equips students with essential skills to manage conflicts constructively, promoting a positive and inclusive school culture.

This lesson focuses on using restorative circles to foster a sense of community and understanding among high school students in a social emotional program. Restorative circles are a powerful tool for building trust, encouraging open communication, and resolving conflicts in a supportive environment. This lesson will help students develop empathy, active listening skills, and a sense of responsibility towards their peers.

This 30-minute Tier 3 session for two 5th-grade students provides a structured approach to conflict resolution, helping them understand their disagreements and develop strategies for peaceful interaction. It's crucial for fostering a positive and respectful 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.

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

A comprehensive weekly plan designed to build trust and connection among high school students and their teacher, fostering a supportive environment for discussing mental health issues. The plan includes various activities and discussions to be conducted over several weeks.

This lesson empowers 10th-grade students to collaborate with peers and adults to create environments where honesty is encouraged and supported without fear of repercussion. Through interactive activities, students will learn the importance of trust and communication in fostering safe spaces.

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 Tier 2 small-group lesson, 10th graders will analyze school climate survey data on belonging to identify patterns and develop action steps. Over a 40-minute session, students will interpret connection data, discuss root causes, and design a plan to strengthen belonging in their community.

In this 30-minute, one-session lesson, 3rd graders explore the concept of school climate, why it matters, and how they can help create a welcoming, positive environment for everyone. This Tier 1 lesson builds community, empathy, and a sense of belonging—key ingredients for student success.

In this 30-minute, one-on-one lesson for a 9th grader, students explore the consequences of impulsive behavior like food fights and learn self-regulation strategies as an alternative to suspension. This lesson helps build empathy, responsible decision-making, and conflict-resolution skills.

In this lesson, students will explore strategies for resolving conflicts within friendships through role-play and guided discussions. They will practice skills such as active listening and negotiation to turn conflicts into opportunities for growth. This lesson is important as it equips students with essential social-emotional skills that are crucial for maintaining healthy relationships and navigating social challenges.

In this 15-minute Tier 1 lesson for 8th graders, students will collaboratively develop a Respect Agreement that sets clear, shared expectations for behavior and interactions in the classroom. This lesson encourages ownership, promotes positive class culture, and builds a foundation for mutual respect.

A targeted individual lesson for an 8th grade student with ADHD/Anxiety/Autism focusing on mastering coping strategies for schedule changes, understanding the impact of big vs small changes, and practicing calm transitions at Minute Man High School. This 24-minute session builds flexibility and self-regulation skills critical for meeting IEP objectives.

An interactive whole-class lesson to assess and boost positive interactions, helping 5th graders feel valued and connected. This 45-minute Tier 1 session engages students in reflecting on school climate and building community positivity.

A brief, 10-minute survey session for 5th–8th graders to gauge how they feel about returning to school, identify support needs, and gather their hopes and ideas for the year. This Tier 1 activity builds classroom community and informs teacher planning.

A brief, 10-minute survey session for 5th–8th graders to gauge how they feel about returning to school, identify support needs, and gather their hopes and ideas for the year. This Tier 1 activity builds classroom community and informs teacher planning.

This 30-minute Tier 1 lesson helps 8th-grade students develop essential conflict resolution skills, fostering positive peer relationships and a harmonious school environment. Learning to navigate disagreements respectfully is a crucial life skill for all students.

This lesson empowers high school students with practical strategies to navigate and resolve conflicts constructively, fostering healthier relationships and a more positive school environment. This single-session lesson is designed for a 45-minute class.

A collaborative starter to foster mutual respect and open communication in your classroom—essential for a positive learning environment. This 30-minute, Tier 1 lesson for 5th graders equips students with foundational trust-building skills through interactive activities and discussions.

This small-group workshop immerses 4th graders in emotion regulation skills using interactive calming techniques. Over a 30-minute session, students will practice coping strategies in a safe environment, boosting self-awareness and self-management. This CASEL-aligned Tier 2 lesson equips them with tools to navigate big feelings.

This lesson guides students through scenarios that teach effective communication and conflict resolution strategies. By engaging in role-playing and discussions, students will learn how to handle disagreements constructively and build stronger peer relationships. This workshop is crucial for developing social-emotional skills that are essential for personal and academic success.

In this one-session, 60-minute Tier 1 lesson for 7th graders, students will assess their school’s hallway climate, co-create a respectful code of conduct, and design persuasive posters that promote positive behavior. This unit builds collaboration, civic responsibility, and creative expression through the Hallway Harmony Campaign.

This workshop guides students through scenarios that teach effective communication and conflict resolution strategies. It empowers them with tools to handle disagreements constructively and build stronger peer relationships. This lesson is important as it helps students develop essential life skills that promote harmony and understanding in their interactions.

This lesson focuses on restoring relationships among 9th grade girls through a circle discussion and collaborative activity. The lesson aims to create a safe space for students to express their feelings and experiences, fostering empathy and understanding. By engaging in active learning and restorative practices, students will develop skills in communication, empathy, and conflict resolution, which are essential for building and maintaining healthy relationships.

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.

This engaging lesson helps students develop practical communication skills for building stronger relationships and resolving disagreements constructively. Through interactive scenarios and guided practice, students will learn to express themselves clearly, listen actively, and find common ground, fostering a more harmonious classroom and social environment for 6th-8th graders. Audience: 6th-8th Grade, 1 Session, 50-60 minutes.

A trauma-sensitive classroom session for 5th graders that introduces safety, trust, and community-building through guided activities. This lesson fosters emotional resilience and belonging in a supportive circle. (45-minute Tier 1 session)

This lesson focuses on helping students with ADHD and ED develop emotional regulation skills through active learning and trauma-informed teaching. By engaging in a guided discussion, students will explore their emotions and learn strategies to manage them effectively. This lesson is crucial for fostering self-awareness and emotional control, which are essential for personal and academic success. Additionally, it includes a discussion on the effects of marijuana use to help students understand its impact on emotional regulation.

Students learn healthy conflict-resolution techniques by analyzing scenarios, practicing “I” statements, and co-creating class norms for respectful disagreements in an 8th grade classroom. This Tier 1 lesson is 45 minutes long and incorporates CASEL’s Relationship Skills framework to build lasting collaborative skills.

A rapid-fire consensus challenge where 5th grade teams align on classroom agreements under time pressure. This Tier 1, 10-minute game builds compromise and classroom climate.

In this 30-minute Tier 2 counseling session for 6th graders, students will learn self-regulation strategies and communication skills (I-messages, active listening) to manage emotions and resolve peer conflicts. This first session builds a foundation of coping tools and pro-social behaviors crucial for a positive classroom community.

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 aims to address the issue of school refusal among 8th-grade students by using restorative practices and collaborative learning strategies. Through discussion, reading, and activities, students will explore the reasons behind school refusal and develop strategies to overcome it. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the impact of school refusal on their education and well-being, and encourages them to seek support and solutions.

A whole-class lesson to kickstart relationship-centered discipline by defining respect norms together—boosts buy-in and positive climate. Audience: 5th Grade, Tier 1 Classroom, 1 session of 45 minutes.