Kim Terwilliger

This 4-session lesson is designed for a second-grade girl to develop self-advocacy skills, empowering her to express her needs and feelings confidently. Each 15-minute session will include engaging activities, discussions, and worksheets tailored to her individual needs, with examples and questions to drive reflection and discussion.

In this engaging 10-minute lesson for second graders, students will learn to navigate small problem-solving scenarios that often arise during unstructured times like lunch, recess, and free choice. By using 'I-messages,' students will gain a valuable communication tool to express their feelings and resolve conflicts effectively. This lesson empowers young learners to become confident problem-solvers in everyday situations.

This engaging 5-session lesson for a second-grade classroom focuses on helping students differentiate between tattling and telling, understanding the size of a problem, and fostering kindness. Each 15-minute session includes interactive discussions and activities designed to build social-emotional skills and create a supportive classroom environment.

This lesson plan is designed to help second graders reduce anxiety around making friends through engaging activities and discussions. Over six weeks, students will participate in game-based and collaborative learning activities that promote understanding and empathy. The lesson includes a video component to introduce concepts and a quiz to reinforce learning. By the end of the program, students will feel more confident in their ability to form and maintain friendships, leading to a more positive school experience.