Service Projects

A one-on-one academic coaching tool for a 10th-grade student, focusing on setting and achieving short-term goals mapped to the four seasons over four sessions of 20 minutes each. This Tier 3 individualized lesson helps visualize progress, build motivation, and ensure consistent check-ins by aligning goals with real-world seasonal themes.

Discover the incredible adaptations animals and plants develop to survive and thrive through changing seasons. This resource highlights biodiversity and ecological resilience. Audience: 5th Grade, 1 session, 75 minutes.

In this lesson, students will explore how the change in seasons can impact their feelings. Through a creative art project, each student will draw a seasonal tree and write their feelings on the leaves. This activity encourages emotional expression and reflection, helping young students to connect their emotions with environmental changes, fostering self-awareness and emotional intelligence.

Dive into each season’s unique features with a small group, reinforcing observation and descriptive skills. This Tier 2 lesson for a 4th grade small group spans one 30-minute session per season, helping students sharpen descriptive language, pattern recognition, and observational skills.

In this 30-minute, one-session lesson, 7th graders will explore different cultural and natural celebrations that occur throughout the year. Students will learn how seasons influence festivals around the world, fostering appreciation of diversity and seasonal cycles. This Tier 1 lesson builds cultural awareness and connects science concepts with real-world traditions.

This resource introduces students to seasonal changes and classroom routines through interactive fall-themed activities, building excitement for the new school year. Perfect for 3rd graders in a 45-minute Tier 1 classroom session, this lesson helps students connect to the season while reinforcing routines, collaboration, and reflection.

This lesson involves students participating in a community cleanup activity. It aims to instill a sense of responsibility and teach the importance of caring for the environment through hands-on experience and reflective discussion.

Aimed at grades 6-8, this lesson inspires students to brainstorm and implement small projects or campaigns focused on improving their local environment. By taking active roles, students develop leadership skills and a strong sense of responsibility toward their community and the planet.

In this 4-session series, 4th graders will learn how to spread kindness and follow cafeteria expectations during the holiday season. These 10-minute lessons build social skills, reinforce routines, and make mealtime more joyful and safe.

In this lesson, students will craft winter-themed 'warm wishes' cards for family or classmates, expressing their appreciation and good intentions. This heartwarming activity builds a sense of community and reinforces the value of gratitude and kindness. It helps students develop empathy and communication skills while fostering a positive classroom environment.

An engaging individual reflection activity for Pre-K students where each child designs a seasonal superhero self-portrait to celebrate their unique strengths and connect back-to-school excitement. This 15-minute Tier 3 lesson fosters self-awareness, creativity, and confidence through art and storytelling.

This lesson focuses on engaging leaders in creating October-themed crafts. It will help the participants develop their creativity, fine motor skills, and collaboration as they work together on various projects. This will not only be a fun activity but also foster a sense of community and accomplishment.

In this lesson, students will create collage artworks that represent their feelings about the current season using elements from nature and recycled materials. This activity encourages creativity and personal reflection, allowing students to express their emotions through art. It helps develop fine motor skills, artistic expression, and emotional awareness.

This lesson encourages students to engage in random acts of kindness within their school and community. It aims to foster a sense of contribution and empathy, enhancing their social-emotional development during the holiday season. By participating in this challenge, students will learn the importance of kindness and how small actions can have a big impact.

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.

A small-group project connecting civic responsibilities in history to modern community roles. Students will deepen their understanding of civic engagement and relationship skills by mapping historical roles to contemporary community functions. Audience: 8th grade group, Tier 2 intervention. 1 session, 60 minutes.

This lesson introduces 11th-grade students to the concept of service learning, empowering them to identify community needs and brainstorm project ideas. It's a foundational step for students to connect classroom learning with real-world impact, fostering civic responsibility and problem-solving skills. Designed for one 30-minute session.

In this lesson, students will explore various careers in public service and community organizations through interactive discussions and a volunteer project. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the significance of public service roles and how they contribute to society. By engaging in discussions and a hands-on project, students will gain insights into the skills and responsibilities required in these careers, fostering a sense of civic responsibility and community engagement.

This one-session, 30-minute welcome back activity helps 8th graders reconnect, build community, and set positive intentions for the year. Through fun icebreakers and reflection prompts, students will feel seen and excited. Grade 8, Tier 1, 30 mins.

In this lesson, students will explore the winter season through a hands-on, nature-based activity using recyclable materials. This lesson is important as it encourages students to observe and understand the changes in nature during winter, fostering curiosity and creativity. By working collaboratively, students will also develop teamwork skills while engaging in active learning.

In this lesson, students will express their hopes, dreams, or kind wishes for the upcoming year by writing them on leaf-shaped cutouts and attaching them to a collective 'wishing tree' display. This activity fosters a sense of community and shared positivity as students see their goals and dreams united in one place. It helps students develop self-expression and empathy by considering their own wishes and those of their peers.

A four-session school engagement project led by counselors to honor a beloved principal’s legacy through spreading kindness and strengthening students’ social-emotional skills. Fifth graders will plan and practice daily acts of kindness, reflect on their impact, and celebrate their compassionate community. Each 30-minute session builds on the last, weaving SEL competencies into fun, hands-on activities.

A 4-week journey for 3rd-4th graders exploring responsibility through engaging activities, real-world scenarios, and personal goal-setting. This series builds students’ accountability skills by incorporating class discussions, hands-on tasks, collaborative projects, and reflective exercises to empower them as responsible community members.

A playful 30-minute game that introduces Pre-K students to the garden’s cycle of organic matter, water, nitrogen, and carbon through movement, role-play, and simple sorting activities. This Tier 1 activity builds foundational science vocabulary, fosters collaboration, and connects learners to nature.

In this Holiday Cheer Workshop, young students will engage in crafting simple holiday decorations while singing festive songs. This hands-on activity is designed to promote fine motor skills, creativity, and a sense of community through shared celebration. The lesson is important as it encourages creativity and teamwork, while also introducing students to the joy of holiday traditions.

In this lesson, students will design cards for local community members such as first responders or elderly neighbors. This activity encourages civic engagement and helps students realize the impact of simple acts of kindness beyond their immediate circles. By participating, students will develop empathy and understand the importance of community support.

This lesson plan organizes a week where students plan and perform small acts of kindness, documenting their experiences and reflections. It aims to promote empathy and strengthen the sense of community among students. By engaging in these activities, students will develop social-emotional skills, enhance their understanding of empathy, and contribute positively to their school environment.

A back-to-school kickoff lesson for 10th graders, harnessing the excitement of autumn to build community, set personal goals, and reflect on aspirations. This Tier 1, whole-class session lasts 45 minutes and includes engaging activities, journaling, and a meaningful exit ticket to launch a successful school year.

In this lesson, students will embark on a 'Winter Kindness Quest' where they complete small acts of kindness around the classroom or school. They will document their journeys in a collective 'kindness book,' fostering a sense of teamwork and empathy. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the impact of positive actions and encourages a supportive classroom environment during the holiday season.

In this lesson, students will explore various careers focused on environmental conservation and sustainability. Through project-based activities and insights from guest speakers, students will gain an understanding of the skills and knowledge required in these fields. This lesson is important as it helps students connect their interests in the environment with potential career paths, fostering a sense of purpose and direction for their future.

A dynamic lesson that guides teachers in crafting an interactive first-day icebreaker incorporating seasonal themes to build community and excitement. This resource helps teachers foster connections and set a welcoming tone for K–12 students in a 45-minute session.

In this lesson, students will embark on a 'Winter Kindness Quest' where they complete small acts of kindness around the classroom or school. They will document their journeys in a collective 'kindness book,' fostering teamwork and empathy. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the impact of positive actions and encourages a supportive classroom environment during the holiday season.

A service-learning project guide to build decision-making and relationship skills through classroom civic engagement in 90-minute sessions. This Tier 1 lesson for 7th graders uses CASEL competencies to empower students as community champions and helps them plan, execute, and reflect on a real-world project.

In this lesson, students will embark on a 'Winter Kindness Quest' where they will complete small acts of kindness around the classroom or school. They will document their journeys in a collective 'kindness book,' fostering teamwork and empathy. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the impact of positive actions and encourages a supportive classroom environment during the holiday season.

This lesson helps students reflect on past achievements and set thoughtful, achievable goals for the upcoming months. By fostering a forward-thinking mindset, students will learn to plan and work towards their personal and academic aspirations, which is crucial for their development and success.

This monthly school-wide initiative encourages students from kindergarten to 6th grade to perform acts of kindness throughout the month. The goal is to instill empathy and kindness continuously, while also boosting self-esteem and creating a positive school environment. This initiative is important as it helps students develop social-emotional skills and fosters a sense of community across different age groups.

In this lesson, Pre-K students will participate in a kindness exchange by creating paper snowflakes and writing or drawing one kind act they can do for classmates. This activity not only fosters creativity but also encourages empathy and kindness among young learners. Displaying these snowflakes in the classroom serves as a visual reminder of the beauty and importance of kindness.

In this 30-minute small-group session, 11th graders reflect on their social-emotional strengths and challenges, then set actionable summer goals to support self-awareness and personal growth. This Tier 2 enrichment helps students maintain and build SEL skills over the break, fostering community exploration and a growth mindset.

In this engaging outdoor session, middle school students will participate in an Earth Day-themed game that combines physical activity with environmental education. This lesson is designed to foster teamwork, environmental awareness, and physical fitness, all while celebrating Earth Day. The activity will be conducted in one 15-minute session, making it a perfect quick and impactful learning experience.

In this lesson, students will collaborate in pairs or small groups to create holiday cards for their favorite teacher, staff member, or school community helper. This activity encourages students to express appreciation creatively and fosters a sense of gratitude and teamwork. It is important as it helps students develop social-emotional skills and strengthens community bonds within the school.

In this lesson, high school students will explore various winter traditions from around the world. Through group presentations, students will share insights into different cultures' celebrations, fostering cultural appreciation and broadening perspectives. This lesson encourages respect and inclusivity by highlighting the diversity of global traditions.

Engage grades 3-5 in activities that explore different faith traditions, promoting understanding and respect through group discussions and creative projects.

In this lesson, Pre-K students will engage in a kindness exchange by creating paper snowflakes and illustrating or writing one kind act they can do for their classmates. This activity not only fosters creativity but also reinforces the importance of kindness in the classroom. Displaying these snowflakes will serve as a visual reminder of the beauty and impact of kind actions.

This 30-minute lesson for 3rd graders introduces the concept of community service, why it's important, and how students can make a positive impact in their communities. It fosters empathy and civic responsibility.

In this lesson, students will create a quilt square by drawing or writing about an act of kindness they plan to perform during the holiday season. This activity fosters community awareness and inspires them to make a positive impact. It helps students understand the importance of kindness and how small actions can contribute to a larger community effort.

In this lesson, students will participate in a 'snowball' activity where they write down an act of kindness they commit to perform. They will exchange these with classmates and discuss how small actions can positively impact everyone in their community. This lesson is important as it encourages empathy, social responsibility, and the understanding that individual actions can contribute to a positive community environment.

This 60-minute individual lesson guides an 11th grade student through exploring community volunteer opportunities, setting personal social-emotional growth goals, and reflecting on their progress. By engaging in hands-on community exploration, students build summer social-emotional skills, self-awareness, and civic responsibility.

In this workshop, club leaders will create their own autumn wreaths using a variety of crafting materials. This activity promotes creativity and can be a great way to relax and bond with fellow leaders. Not only will the leaders have a beautiful wreath to take home, but they'll also gain ideas and skills they can share with the youth at the club.

In this lesson, Pre-K students will engage in a kindness exchange by creating paper snowflakes and illustrating or writing one kind act they can do for their classmates. This activity not only fosters creativity but also encourages empathy and social interaction among young learners. Displaying the snowflakes in the classroom serves as a visual reminder of the beauty and importance of kindness.

Teams embark on a scavenger hunt of random acts of kindness, encouraging positive interactions schoolwide. This Tier 1 classroom activity for 8th graders engages students in meaningful, collaborative challenges that build empathy and improve school climate in a single 40-minute session.

In this 30-minute Kindergarten lesson, students will explore empathy and kindness by connecting to different seasons of the school year. Through read-aloud, discussion, and a fun craft activity, they will practice recognizing feelings and showing kindness to peers. This whole-class Tier 1 lesson sets the tone for a supportive community.

This one-session, 60-minute lesson for Grade 3-5 students inspires environmental awareness and empathy through hands-on activities like recycling and planting. Students learn simple ways to protect the environment, fostering responsibility and stewardship in their community.

A dynamic 1-hour summer camp session where teens embark on a Career Quest—unlock professionalism skills, craft a standout resume, tackle mock interviews, and conquer time management challenges through interactive games and team missions.

Students will learn simple daily habits that contribute to a sustainable lifestyle. This lesson emphasizes consistency and mindfulness in everyday actions to protect the planet. Designed for a 3rd grade class, this Tier 1 lesson spans a single 40-minute session.

In this lesson, Grade 4 students will explore and present their own or family traditions related to winter holidays. This activity encourages cultural awareness and appreciation of diverse traditions, fostering inclusion and curiosity. By sharing stories or items that represent these celebrations, students will develop a deeper understanding and respect for different cultures.

Kick off the school year with a harvest-themed icebreaker that connects students to autumn traditions, builds community, and sets a warm classroom tone. This Tier 1 lesson for a 3rd Grade class spans one 30-minute session and includes engaging activities and supports for all learners.

This lesson introduces Primary 3 and 4 students to the concept of community responsibility, fostering an understanding of their role in contributing positively to their local environment and society. Students will learn how their actions impact others and the importance of working together for a better community. This lesson is designed for a single 60-minute session.

A 30-minute lesson for 2nd graders exploring the concept of responsibility through the lens of service and Biblical principles, using the book 'What If Everybody Did That?' Students will learn how their individual actions impact the community and reflect on ways to contribute positively. (Audience: 2nd Grade, 1 Session, 30 minutes)

In this lesson, students will brainstorm small acts of kindness they can perform over the winter break. This activity encourages empathy, positive social interactions, and strengthens community ties as students look forward to sharing their experiences. By focusing on kindness, students will develop a sense of responsibility and community awareness.

In this 4-session Tier 1 lesson for K-3 students, learners will explore the unique aspects of the fall season in Arizona’s Sonoran Desert. Through discussions and hands-on activities—from examining shorter days to crafting cactus models and creating autumn collages—students will develop observation skills and creative expression while comparing fall across different regions. Each session is 30 minutes.

Over two engaging 30-minute sessions, 7th graders at a Catholic school will explore the power of kindness through reflection, discussion, multimedia, and hands-on activities. This Tier 1 classroom curriculum helps students connect Catholic values to real-world actions and strengthens their empathy and community spirit.

In this lesson, students will design and implement a civic engagement project in their community. This lesson is important as it encourages students to think critically about societal issues and collaborate to create meaningful change. By engaging in this project, students will develop a sense of responsibility and active citizenship, which are essential skills for lifelong learning and responsible citizenship.

In this 1-hour Tier 1 lesson, educators explore community responsibility and how they can foster a caring school environment. This session equips teachers, principals, and school leaders with engaging activities, discussions, and multimedia resources to model and reinforce community-minded behaviors.

In this 4-session series, 7th graders explore what it means to be responsible, why it matters in school and life, and how to build habits of accountability. Through hands-on activities, collaborative games, and reflection, students will practice taking ownership of their actions and develop tools to apply responsibility every day.

This lesson plan explores the characteristics of winter, engaging K-3 students through a blend of Project-Based Learning, Active Learning, and Game-Based Learning. Students will learn about winter's unique features, how plants and animals adapt, and create a collaborative project to showcase their understanding. This lesson is important as it helps students appreciate seasonal changes and develop critical thinking and creativity skills.

In this lesson, students will create individual pennants with symbols representing their feelings about the holiday season. These pennants will be strung together to form a classroom bunting, visually representing the diverse emotional landscape of the students. This activity encourages self-expression, emotional awareness, and appreciation of diversity in feelings.

In this lesson, students will create thoughtful crafts to be donated to local shelters or hospitals. This activity encourages creativity while fostering a sense of community care and empathy. By engaging in this project, students will learn the importance of giving back and how their creative skills can make a positive impact on others.

In this lesson, students will gather in a circle to share personal reflections on what the holiday season means to them. This activity encourages students to discuss traditions, family, and what they look forward to during the holidays. It is important as it promotes listening skills and respect for diverse perspectives, helping students to appreciate the variety of experiences and traditions among their peers.

Elementary students will plant seeds of gratitude, creating gardens that not only thrive physically but also represent personal growth and positivity. Through hands-on activities and group reflections, students will learn to appreciate their surroundings and cultivate gratitude as a mindfulness practice. Audience: Grades 2-5; 1 session (50 mins).