This lesson is designed for a 2nd grade autistic student who struggles with outbursts of inappropriate language. The goal is to teach the student to recognize and use appropriate language through engaging activities and reflection. This 20-minute individual session will focus on building awareness and self-regulation skills, crucial for social interactions and personal growth.

This lesson is designed for 3rd-grade students to understand the seriousness of threats, particularly in a school setting, and why such behavior is unacceptable. The lesson will include a reading, worksheet, and lesson plan to guide students through the topic independently, suitable for completion in an in-school suspension (ISS) setting. The duration is 2 hours.

This lesson aims to teach 3rd grade students about identifying and communicating threats in a safe and effective manner. The lesson will cover understanding what constitutes a threat, how to recognize it, and appropriate ways to communicate it to trusted adults. The duration of the lesson is 120 minutes.

This lesson plan is designed to teach kindergarten students the basics of conflict resolution through engaging activities and discussions. Over two days, students will learn how to identify conflicts, express their feelings, and find peaceful solutions. This lesson is important as it helps young students develop essential social skills, such as empathy and communication, which are crucial for their personal and academic growth.

This lesson focuses on helping 5th grade female students make smart choices and improve their social skills, particularly in getting along with peers. Through restorative practices, students will engage in activities that promote understanding, empathy, and effective communication. This lesson is important as it addresses common social challenges and fosters a supportive classroom environment.

This lesson helps 2nd-grade students understand the impact of their choices, focusing on positive behavior and empathy. Through discussions, readings, creative activities, and individual reflections, students will explore how their actions affect others and learn strategies for making good choices. This lesson is important as it encourages young students to reflect on their behavior, understand the feelings of others, and develop basic problem-solving skills.