Alicia Wilson

This lesson aims to equip 8th grade boys with the skills to de-escalate situations and verbalize their emotions instead of resorting to physical altercations. By using trauma-informed teaching and restorative practices, students will learn to recognize their emotions and express them in a healthy manner. This lesson is crucial in fostering emotional intelligence and conflict resolution skills, which are essential for personal development and social interactions.

Leson sa a vize kreye yon anviwònman ki an sekirite ak sipò pou elèv lekòl primè ki ka fè eksperyans enkyetid oswa pè ki gen rapò ak depòtasyon oswa separasyon fanmi. Atravè ansèyman enfòme sou chòk ak pratik retoratif, elèv yo pral patisipe nan diskisyon ak aktivite ki ede yo eksprime santiman yo epi aprann estrateji pou fè fas. Leson sa a esansyèl pou bay sipò emosyonèl ak ankouraje rezilyans pami elèv ki ap fè fas ak defi sa yo.

In this lesson, kindergarten students will explore different cultures through music, art, and stories. They will listen to music from various cultures, create art inspired by cultural traditions, and engage with stories from diverse backgrounds. This lesson is important as it helps young students develop an appreciation for diversity and fosters an inclusive mindset from an early age.

This lesson is designed to help a 1st grade autistic male student reduce tantrums and improve communication skills through a combination of counseling and speech therapy. The lesson incorporates Active Learning, Collaborative Learning, and Blended Learning strategies to engage the student in a supportive and interactive environment. By focusing on both emotional regulation and speech development, the lesson aims to provide the student with tools to express himself more effectively and manage emotions.

This lesson is designed to help a 2nd grade boy on the autism spectrum practice maintaining focus on a task. Through a combination of game-based learning, a short video, and a worksheet, the student will engage in activities that promote concentration and task completion. This lesson is important as it provides strategies and tools to help the student improve focus, which is a crucial skill for academic success and daily life.

In this lesson, high school students will engage in creative movement activities to explore and express emotions. This lesson aims to enhance emotional intelligence and self-awareness, which are crucial for personal development and social interactions. By using movement as a medium, students will learn to articulate their emotions and understand the impact of body language in communication.

This lesson invites 6th-grade students to express their emotions through art, enhancing their emotional intelligence and participation by connecting personal feelings with artistic expression. This workshop is important as it helps students develop self-awareness and emotional regulation skills, which are crucial for their social and emotional development.

This lesson aims to provide a safe space for middle school students to express and process their emotions regarding political events, specifically if they feel upset or unsafe. By using trauma-informed teaching strategies, the lesson will help students articulate their feelings and learn coping mechanisms. This is important to ensure students feel heard and supported, fostering a sense of safety and community in the classroom.

This lesson aims to educate 7th and 8th graders on how to respond to bullying positively using the DASA framework. It includes a discussion on the definition and tenets of DASA, a worksheet for reflection, and a video to illustrate positive responses to bullying. This lesson is crucial as it empowers students with the knowledge and skills to handle bullying situations effectively, promoting a safe and respectful school environment.

In this lesson, students will engage in a discussion about the importance of regular school attendance and collaboratively create an attendance contract. This lesson is crucial as it empowers students to take responsibility for their attendance, fostering a sense of accountability and understanding of how attendance impacts their academic success.

In this lesson, students will learn to identify and navigate their emotions by creating a tangible 'toolbox' filled with strategies and tools they can use during emotional highs and lows. This lesson is important as it helps students develop self-regulation and resilience, which are crucial skills for emotional well-being and success in school and life.

In this lesson, students will engage in guided journaling to reflect on their day, identify moments of mindfulness, and plan intentions for a positive mindset. The session will conclude with a group share to foster a sense of community. This lesson is important as it helps students develop self-awareness, emotional regulation, and a supportive classroom environment.

Students will engage in role-playing scenarios to understand the different types of bullying and its impact on individuals. They will also discuss ways to prevent and respond to bullying situations. This lesson is important as it helps students recognize bullying behaviors and empowers them to take action against bullying.

This lesson aims to help elementary students understand how their school keeps them safe, focusing on lockdowns and school safety procedures. By engaging in a collaborative activity, completing a worksheet, and participating in a discussion, students will gain a better understanding of the importance of safety measures. This lesson is crucial in ensuring that students feel secure and informed about the protocols in place to protect them.

This lesson aims to teach elementary students the importance of empathy in promoting antibullying behaviors. Through a combination of video, reading, interactive activities, and a worksheet, students will learn to understand and share the feelings of others, fostering a more inclusive and supportive classroom environment.

This lesson plan aims to educate elementary students about bullying, its effects, and ways to prevent it. Through a combination of video, discussion, worksheet, and interactive activities, students will learn to recognize bullying behaviors and understand the importance of kindness and respect. The follow-up lesson will reinforce these concepts and encourage students to apply their knowledge in a practical way.

This week-long lesson plan aims to teach students the importance of being upstanders in their communities. Through a combination of videos, discussions, activities, and worksheets, students will learn how to recognize bullying, support victims, and promote a positive and inclusive environment. This lesson is crucial for fostering empathy, resilience, and a sense of responsibility among students.

This three-part lesson aims to promote antibullying among high school students through engaging activities, discussions, and a video. Students will participate in a game-based activity, watch and discuss a video, engage in restorative discussions, complete a worksheet, and finish with an exit ticket to assess their understanding. This lesson is important as it helps students recognize the impact of bullying and empowers them to take action against it.

This lesson aims to foster a sense of unity and promote antibullying among middle and high school students through a community meeting. By engaging in collaborative and active learning experiences, participants will understand the importance of kindness and teamwork in creating a positive community environment.

In this lesson, students will learn about and practice various coping strategies to manage anxiety and stress. The lesson will start with an engaging video, followed by an active discussion, a game-based activity, and a reflective worksheet. This lesson is important as it equips students with practical tools to handle stress, promoting better mental health and academic performance.

This lesson aims to engage a selectively mute student by discovering her interests and preferences. Understanding her likes will help in creating more personalized and engaging interactions, fostering a sense of safety and interest in communication.

This lesson explores various healthier alternatives to vaping to manage stress and peer influence. Students will engage in discussions, mindfulness activities, and physical exercises to understand healthier coping mechanisms. This lesson is important as it provides students with practical tools to handle stress and peer influences without resorting to vaping.