Breanna Davis

Students will explore their community to understand what makes it thrive, fostering social awareness and responsibility. This Tier 1, one-session (50-minute) lesson for 4th graders kicks off civic learning by connecting real-world neighborhood dynamics to CASEL Social Awareness competencies.

In this one-on-one session, an 8th grade student will recognize personal biases and foster self-awareness through guided activities. This lesson supports social awareness and respect for diversity by helping the student identify and reflect on their own assumptions and commit to respectful actions.

In this 30-minute Tier 2 session for 5th grade groups, students engage in a respectful, game-based exploration of cultures and traditions, sharpening their social awareness and respect for diversity through guided questions and earning points in teams. This lesson fosters empathy and understanding, helping students appreciate the rich tapestry of identities around them.

In this 60-minute, whole-class exploration, 5th graders delve into why respecting all cultures and identities strengthens our school community. This Tier 1 lesson uses a gallery walk and multimedia discussion to build social awareness and respect for diversity.

In this engaging 30-minute lesson, 6th-grade students in a Tier 2 small group explore the qualities of positive friendships, learn to recognize healthy vs. unhealthy behaviors, and practice building supportive peer connections. This session is essential for boosting social-emotional skills, creating a safe classroom environment, and helping students strengthen meaningful bonds.