Dajia Beecham

In this interactive 30-minute lesson, 3rd graders will explore the difference between reliability and honesty, set team goals, and work together in a fun relay activity without dropping tasks. This lesson builds students’ social-emotional skills, strengthens teamwork, and reinforces the importance of following through on commitments.

In this interactive 30-minute lesson, 3rd graders explore the concept of punctuality and why being on time matters. Through a fun relay race and guided planning, students will learn self-management skills and create their own two-step plan for arriving on time in daily routines.

In this 30-minute 3rd grade lesson, students explore honesty through reflection and role-play, learning to understand truthfulness and communicate honestly. This engaging session builds self-awareness and communication skills through a fun mirror metaphor, small-group skits, and an interactive game.

In this 30-minute 3rd grade lesson, students explore the meaning of trustworthiness, honesty, and how personal choices build a strong classroom community. Through story, discussion, and a creative leaf pledge craft, students will define trustworthiness and identify two actions they can take to grow trust. This lesson fosters social-emotional learning and a sense of community.

In this 30-minute Pre-K lesson, students will use handheld mirrors to explore and identify four basic emotions—happy, sad, mad, and scared—by observing facial expressions in themselves and peers. This fun, interactive game builds self-awareness, emotional vocabulary, and social skills.

In this engaging 30-minute Pre-K lesson, students explore and identify four basic emotions—happy, sad, mad, and scared—by using handheld mirrors and peer interactions. This foundational lesson builds self-awareness, emotional vocabulary, and social skills, supporting young learners’ social-emotional development.