This lesson involves a 'Helping Hands' assembly challenge where kindergarten students demonstrate acts of kindness in front of the whole school. The activity is designed to be non-verbal, allowing students to perform actions like tying a shoe, helping someone stand up, or sharing, followed by a high-five. This lesson is important as it fosters empathy, cooperation, and social skills among young students, encouraging them to practice kindness in their daily lives. Kindness is contagious, and this assembly aims to spread it throughout the school.

This engaging lesson introduces Pre-K students to the concept of kindness through a fun and interactive assembly line activity. Students will learn simple acts of kindness, such as tying a shoe or helping someone stand up, and understand how these actions can spread positivity. This lesson is important as it fosters empathy and social skills in young learners, setting a foundation for a supportive classroom environment.

This lesson involves a 'Minute to Win It' relay race focused on acts of kindness, designed for a PBIS assembly for Pre-K students. This engaging activity promotes positive behavior and teamwork, encouraging young learners to understand and practice kindness in a fun and interactive way. The session will last 30 minutes and is suitable for a Tier 1 classroom setting.

This engaging school assembly game for Pre-K students uses 'Minute to Win It' style challenges to teach and demonstrate acts of kindness. In a fun and interactive 30-minute session, students will participate in quick, kindness-themed games that promote empathy and cooperation, making it a memorable and impactful experience.

This lesson is designed for a school-wide Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) assembly aimed at Pre-K students. The session will last 30 minutes and focus on teaching young learners about positive behavior expectations in a fun and engaging way. This lesson is important as it sets the foundation for a positive school culture and helps students understand the importance of being respectful, responsible, and safe.

This lesson is designed for first-grade students to help them understand the difference between tattling and reporting, and how to categorize problems as tiny/very small (windy), small (rainy), or big (stormy). The lesson will include interactive discussions and activities to reinforce these concepts. Duration is 25 minutes.

This lesson uses the characters from the movie Inside Out to help kindergarten and first grade students learn about the zones of regulation. Students will watch a video, discuss emotions, and complete a worksheet to categorize different feelings. This lesson is important because it helps young children identify and manage their emotions in a fun and engaging way.

In this lesson, students will learn about the school-wide expectations of respect, responsibility, safety, and kindness through engaging social stories. By using bilingual one-page guides, each student will understand how to embody these expectations in their behavior. This lesson is crucial in helping young students internalize key social values in a relatable and memorable way.

This lesson will teach kindergarten students about the importance of respecting others in school. It will include a social story using the video 'Habits of a Good Student for Children,' a discussion to reinforce the concept, and a brief activity to practice respectful behaviors. This lesson is vital as it helps young students understand the significance of respect in creating a positive and harmonious school environment.

In this lesson, students will learn basic mindfulness techniques including breathing exercises, guided imagery, and simple yoga poses to help them manage stress and stay focused. These activities are essential for young students as they promote self-awareness, emotional regulation, and overall well-being.