Jillian Martinez

In this 60-minute independent summer lesson, 7th graders will explore and practice healthy coping skills to support their mental health outside of school. This engaging lesson includes a reading on coping strategies and a hands-on worksheet to personalize and apply these skills, helping students feel empowered and resilient all summer long.

In this 15-minute, one-session lesson for 7th graders, students will learn healthy coping skills to maintain positive mental health over the summer months. This Tier 1 classroom lesson equips students with practical strategies they can use at home, at camp, or with friends, promoting resilience and well-being.

In this 2-session, 20-minute each individual lesson, 6th grade students with IEPs will learn why sexual verbal harassment is inappropriate, how to recognize it, and how to respond safely. This lesson builds essential social skills and promotes a respectful classroom environment.

In this two-session digital citizenship unit, 4th-grade students learn to recognize inappropriate online content and practice the 'See Something, Say Something' approach to reporting. This builds crucial safety skills and empowers students to act responsibly online. Audience: 4th graders; Sessions: 2; Duration: 30 minutes each.

In this two-session unit, 4th graders learn to use technology responsibly and speak up when they encounter inappropriate content. Through engaging activities and discussions, students will build confidence in identifying safe and unsafe online situations and learn when and how to inform a trusted adult. Each session is 30 minutes long and designed for small group instruction.

A 6-session, 15-minute individual series helping a 7th grade student develop coping skills for social anxiety and reduce school avoidance. Through targeted readings, activities, and reflections, this plan empowers her with strategies for confidence and resilience.

In this 30-minute inclusive social skills lesson, Kindergarten students learn how to make friends, communicate clearly, and support classmates with diverse abilities (including cerebral palsy). Through interactive games, role-play, and discussion, students will practice kindness, turn-taking, and empathetic communication.

This 3-session lesson for 3rd and 4th graders focuses on developing coping skills for test anxiety and addressing perfectionism. Students will learn practical strategies to manage stress and build confidence, helping them perform better in academic settings. Each session is 15 minutes long, designed for small groups needing extra support.

This 4-session lesson is designed for 4th-grade students with autism, focusing on resolving peer conflicts. Each 30-minute session will provide individualized strategies to help students understand and manage peer interactions effectively, fostering better social relationships and emotional well-being. The lesson is tailored to support students with IEPs, ensuring accessibility and engagement.