Jennifer Wey

In this lesson, 6th graders in a small group setting will explore how their words can affect otherss feelings and relationships. Through engaging discussions and activities, students will learn to choose words thoughtfully, fostering empathy and positive communication.

In this 15-minute Tier 2 small group session, 6th graders will learn to set SMART goals and practice writing one of their own. This lesson helps students develop essential planning skills and builds confidence in achieving personal and academic objectives.

In this 15-minute closing-circle lesson, students from 1st to 8th grade learn how to observe peers’ strengths and offer genuine compliments. This positive practice builds empathy, boosts self-esteem, and fosters a supportive classroom community.

In this 30-minute one-on-one lesson, a 3rd grader watches an animated video about asking for and giving help, reflects on personal experiences, and practices communication skills through guided role-play. This Tier 3 session builds confidence, empathy, and self-advocacy.

A personalized three-session program to help a kindergarten ELL student develop the skill of accepting losing or not getting their way. Through playful activities and simple games, the student will practice emotional regulation, turn-taking, and graceful reactions to disappointment. Suitable for 30-minute individual sessions.

For Grades 3-5, these physical activities and games are designed to teach empathy through movement and teamwork. Students participate in exercises that require them to consider the perspectives and emotions of others, promoting compassionate behavior and strengthening classroom bonds.

This lesson engages students in role-plays to explore different perspectives and scenarios, nurturing empathy and communication skills. Through interactive activities, students will learn to understand and resolve conflicts through dialogue and compassion. This lesson is important as it helps students develop social-emotional skills that are crucial for their personal and social development.

In this lesson, students will explore the concept of emotions and what life might be like without them. Using the video 'The Difference Between Emotions & Feelings,' students will learn about the six big emotions and engage in a discussion to reflect on the importance of feelings in daily life. This lesson is crucial for developing emotional awareness and empathy, helping students understand the role emotions play in their interactions and personal experiences.

This lesson aims to help students understand the importance of setting boundaries in relationships and practice doing so in a safe and supportive environment. By using restorative practices and game-based learning, students will engage in activities that promote empathy, communication, and self-awareness. This lesson is crucial for developing healthy interpersonal skills and fostering a respectful classroom community.

This lesson aims to help a 5th grader understand and transform negative thoughts into positive ones. Through a combination of inquiry-based learning and active learning strategies, the student will explore how thoughts influence emotions and behaviors. This lesson is important as it equips the student with tools to manage their thoughts, promoting emotional well-being and resilience.

In this lesson, students will create a collective classroom 'Thankful Tree' by writing down things they are grateful for on paper leaves. This activity promotes gratitude and helps build a positive classroom atmosphere as students visually see the abundance in their lives. It encourages students to reflect on the positive aspects of their lives and share them with their peers, fostering a sense of community and appreciation.

In this 30-minute active learning lesson for grades 5–6, students explore the impact of hateful and offensive language through a short film, guided discussion, and restorative role-play. By understanding how words affect feelings and relationships, they’ll practice positive communication skills to build empathy and respect in their community.