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In this five-session series, 3rd and 4th graders with IEPs and SEL needs will explore fixed vs. growth mindsets and learn to apply growth mindset strategies in classroom tasks and small-group settings. Each 30-minute lesson uses seat-based activities to engage students and build confidence through scaffolded practice and reflection.

This 5-session lesson series for small K-2 groups with IEP/SEL needs explores fixed vs growth mindsets through interactive discussions, hands-on activities, worksheets, and games. Each 30-minute session builds social-emotional skills, encourages perseverance, and fosters a love of learning.

A 5-session small-group journey teaching students with IEPs how to shift from a fixed to growth mindset. 30-minute sessions filled with interactive activities, games, discussions, and worksheets to build resilience and self-belief.

A 5-session small-group program for 7th-8th graders on IEPs focusing on identifying and practicing coping skills. In these 30-minute lessons, students will discuss, reflect, and complete hands-on worksheets to build social-emotional resilience. Designed for Tier 2 support, this program helps students discover helpful strategies and integrate them into daily life.

In this 30-minute Tier 1 kindergarten lesson, students will explore and practice simple coping skills to recognize feelings and self-soothe. Through guided discussion, interactive slides, and five hands-on worksheets, learners build their own ‘Calm Crew’ toolboxes to manage stress and big emotions—setting a foundation for social-emotional growth.

A five-session small-group series teaching 7th–8th graders with social-emotional needs how to identify, implement, and personalize coping skills. Research shows explicit instruction in coping strategies improves emotional regulation and reduces stress. Each 30-minute session includes structured discussion, hands-on activities, and engaging age-appropriate games to build self-awareness and resilience.

A 5-session small group intervention for 5th and 6th graders with IEPs to learn, practice, and implement coping skills in the classroom. This Tier 2 lesson supports students’ social-emotional growth by guiding them through identifying, discussing, and applying coping strategies in real-time scenarios. Each 30-minute session includes a structured plan, discussion prompts, hands-on activity, worksheet, and a fun game to reinforce learning.

In this 5-session small group series, 5th-6th graders on IEPs will learn what coping skills are, identify personal strategies, and practice applying them during moments of stress or anxiety. These 30-minute sessions help students build emotional regulation tools and confidence in self-care.

In this 30-minute small-group session, 6th graders will practice using “I feel” statements and identifying emotions through interactive activities and a guided worksheet. This lesson supports Tier 2 students in developing social-emotional skills and better communication.

In this 30-minute Tier 1 lesson for grades 5–7, students will explore self-esteem and positive self-talk through a collaborative group activity and worksheet. This session builds confidence by having students reflect on and share uplifting affirmations, fostering a supportive classroom community.

In this five-session small-group program, 3rd and 4th graders learn practical coping skills to manage distress, build resilience, and support each other. Each 30-minute session includes hands-on activities, discussions, worksheets, and games to make learning memorable and fun.

A five-session small-group intervention for K–2 students to identify and implement simple coping skills. Students learn to recognize emotions, practice techniques like deep breathing and grounding, and strengthen resilience through fun discussions, activities, and games.

In this two-session small group lesson, grades 7–8 students learn and practice active listening skills through engaging activities, games, and guided discussions. Strengthening listening will boost their communication, empathy, and social-emotional growth.

In this 3-session small-group course for grades 5-6, students will develop active listening skills through engaging activities and games. Each 30-minute session builds on real-life scenarios to help students improve focus, empathy, and communication, essential for academic and social success.

Over three 30-minute small-group sessions, 3rd and 4th graders will build active listening skills through interactive activities. This Tier 2 lesson supports students in following directions and engaging fully with teachers, fostering better classroom participation.

In this 3-session small-group lesson for K-2 students, learners will build key active listening skills through fun activities and games. Strengthening attentive listening supports communication, social skills, and classroom success.

A 5-session series designed for 4th and 5th graders with IEPs to learn and practice coping skills, fostering emotional regulation and independent use in daily life. Each 30-minute group session integrates discussion, activities, games, and worksheets to build confidence and resilience.

In this five-session Tier 2 group lesson, students will explore, practice, and integrate a variety of coping strategies into daily classroom and real-life routines. Through interactive discussions, hands-on activities, worksheets, and games, learners will build a personalized coping toolkit that supports emotional regulation and resilience.

In this five-session group lesson, 5th and 6th graders will explore fixed vs. growth mindsets through engaging activities, discussions, games, and worksheets. Students will learn strategies to embrace challenges, persistence, and reflection—crucial skills for academic success and personal growth. Each 30-minute session builds on the last to deepen understanding and foster a classroom culture of resilience.

In this 30-minute group therapy activity for 7th graders, students will explore self-esteem by identifying personal strengths, sharing positive feedback, and building a supportive classroom community. This lesson fosters emotional well-being, communication skills, and confidence, helping students feel empowered and connected to peers.