Kiley Horn

In this engaging 20-minute session, 5th-grade students will learn and apply conflict resolution strategies through a fun BINGO game. This lesson is designed for students who often use sarcasm and have conflicts with peers, helping them to practice kindness and improve their interpersonal skills. The activity is tailored for a group setting with limited access to technology.

This lesson uses the video 'Social Emotional Learning For Kids: Benji, the Bad Day, and Me' to teach 1st-grade students about empathy and understanding emotions. Through engaging discussions and activities, students will explore how to recognize and respond to their own emotions and those of others, fostering a supportive and empathetic classroom environment. This Tier 2 group support session lasts 30 minutes and is designed to enhance students' social-emotional skills.

This outdoor lesson is designed for kindergarteners to learn self-control through the classic game of Simon Says. By playing this engaging game, students will practice listening and following instructions, enhancing their ability to manage impulses and recognize social cues. This 20-minute session is perfect for young learners to develop responsibility and self-awareness in a fun and active environment.

This lesson is designed for two kindergarten students who struggle with regulating their emotions, focusing on exercising empathy and learning to 'lose gracefully' through a game of Connect 4. The session will last 20 minutes and aims to provide structured guidance to help the students understand and practice empathy in a fun and engaging way. This lesson is important as it helps students develop essential social-emotional skills that are crucial for their personal growth and interactions with others.

This individual lesson is designed for a student who struggles with being kind to others due to a lack of kindness received. The goal is to develop empathy by helping the student understand how her actions affect others. This 15-minute session will focus on building emotional awareness and perspective-taking skills, crucial for her social-emotional development.

This individual lesson is designed for two kindergarten students who struggle with emotional regulation. The goal is to teach effective coping skills, self-discipline, and responsibility for actions through engaging activities. The lesson includes a game that incorporates movement and role-playing with toys, catering to the students' interests and needs. The session will last 20 minutes and aims to empower students with the skills to manage emotions constructively.

This lesson is designed for a small group of kindergarten students struggling with emotional regulation. Through engaging games and role-playing with stuffed animals, students will learn personal safety skills, self-discipline, and self-control. This 20-minute session aims to make emotional regulation fun and relatable, helping students develop essential life skills in a supportive and interactive environment.

This lesson is designed for 3rd grade students who experience big emotions, focusing on understanding different types of anger and learning strategies to control behaviors when feeling angry. Through engaging activities and games, students will gain valuable skills in emotional regulation, which are crucial for their social and emotional development. The lesson is structured as a single 25-minute session, ideal for small group settings.

This lesson is designed for a 3rd grade Friendship Skills Group, focusing on developing social maturity and appropriate behaviors to foster positive, respectful, and supportive relationships. In this 20-minute session, students will engage in activities and discussions to understand and practice friendship skills, enhancing their ability to connect with peers who are both similar and different from them.

This three-session lesson is designed to help an anxious third grader develop effective coping skills, identify and overcome barriers, and improve communication and listening skills. Through engaging discussions and activities, the student will learn to manage anxiety and stress, empowering them with strategies to handle challenging situations. Each session is 15 minutes long, focusing on individual support for a student with undiagnosed anxiety.

This lesson is designed for 5th grade students to help them understand the impact of sarcasm and build positive relationships with peers they may not naturally get along with. Through engaging activities and a game, students will learn to communicate with kindness and empathy, essential for fostering supportive relationships. The lesson is designed for a small group setting, lasting 25 minutes, and aims to address misunderstandings and promote a harmonious classroom environment.

This individual lesson is designed for a student who is strong-willed and often involved in peer conflicts. The goal is to foster positive, respectful, and supportive relationships, while enhancing effective collaboration and cooperation skills. The lesson will focus on developing empathy and understanding different perspectives, crucial for reducing conflicts and improving social interactions. The session will last 10 minutes and include a lesson plan and discussion component.

This lesson is designed for 3rd-grade students who struggle with change, hyper-focus, anxiety, and low self-esteem. It aims to enhance self-discipline, self-control, and the ability to manage transitions while improving communication skills. The lesson includes a video, game, activity, and discussion, all within a 25-minute session, tailored to support students with perfectionism tendencies.

This two-session lesson is designed for a group of kindergarteners who struggle with impulsivity, talking at inappropriate times, and following directions. Through engaging activities and games, students will learn about responsibility for self and actions, as well as self-discipline and self-control. The lesson is tailored to address speech impediments and occasional combative behavior, making it ideal for students needing extra support in these areas.

This lesson is designed for first-grade students who struggle with effective communication and often misunderstand intentions. Over two 25-minute sessions, students will learn to build positive, respectful, and supportive relationships with peers, enhancing their collaboration and cooperation skills. This lesson is crucial for fostering a harmonious classroom environment and equipping students with essential social skills.

In this engaging 30-minute session, 6th graders will explore the concept of SMART Goals and understand their importance in middle school. This lesson is designed for students who are task avoidant, providing them with strategies to set and achieve personal goals. Through a game and activity, students will learn how to create Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound goals, empowering them to take control of their academic and personal success.

This lesson aims to foster empathy and cooperation among 5th-grade students who struggle with getting along. Through a short video and a collaborative activity, students will learn the importance of respectful communication and teamwork. This lesson is crucial for building a supportive classroom environment and enhancing students' social-emotional skills.

This lesson helps students recognize their big emotions and learn calming strategies to stay in control and make positive choices. By using experiential learning and trauma-informed teaching, students will engage in activities that promote emotional regulation and self-awareness. This lesson is crucial for developing coping skills and fostering a supportive learning environment.

This lesson introduces 3rd graders to the concepts of growth and fixed mindsets through an engaging, art-based activity. By using experiential and collaborative learning strategies, students will explore how their mindset affects their learning and self-confidence. This lesson is crucial for helping students develop resilience and a positive attitude towards challenges, fostering a supportive classroom environment.

In this lesson, students will explore their unique character strengths by identifying qualities they admire in superheroes and relating them to their own lives. Through creative drawing and storytelling, they will articulate their personal strengths and how they can use them in everyday situations. This lesson is important as it helps students build self-awareness and confidence, encouraging them to recognize and utilize their strengths in positive ways.

This lesson focuses on helping students understand self-motivation and the importance of setting SMART goals. Through a video, discussion, and activities, students will explore the concept of internal versus external locus of control and how it impacts motivation. This lesson is crucial for students struggling with motivation, as it equips them with tools to take control of their learning and set achievable goals.

This lesson introduces 5th graders to the concept of conflict, distinguishing between healthy and unhealthy types. Through a combination of discussion and interactive activities, students will explore conflict resolution strategies. This lesson is crucial for fostering a supportive classroom environment and equipping students with essential social skills.

In this lesson, kindergarteners will explore basic emotions and simple coping skills through engaging activities. The lesson begins with a storytelling session where a story introduces different emotions, making them relatable for the students. This is followed by a discussion to help students express their feelings. Students will then participate in a creative activity to practice identifying emotions and coping strategies, and complete a simple worksheet to reinforce learning. This lesson is important as it helps young children recognize and manage their emotions, promoting emotional well-being and social skills.

In this lesson, three kindergarteners will embark on a 'Mini Motivation Adventure' where they will engage in a personalized and interactive game designed to foster self-motivation and self-direction. Through playful challenges, each child will learn to set goals, make choices, and reflect on their learning journey. This lesson is important as it helps young learners develop essential skills for independent learning and personal growth in a supportive environment.

This lesson is designed for two third-grade students to develop positive, respectful, and supportive relationships with each other. Through personalized creative tasks and discussion, students will explore the importance of kindness, understanding, and respect in friendships. This lesson is crucial for fostering a supportive environment and equipping students with essential social skills.

This lesson is designed to be a fun and engaging way for first graders to review and apply the social skills they have learned throughout their group sessions. By participating in a game-based activity, students will have the opportunity to practice skills such as sharing, taking turns, and communicating effectively in a supportive and interactive environment. This lesson is important as it reinforces positive social behaviors and helps students understand the practical application of these skills in everyday situations.

In this lesson, students will become 'Body Language Detectives' to explore and interpret non-verbal cues. This activity will enhance their awareness of how body language affects communication, helping them develop better interpersonal skills. Understanding body language is crucial for effective communication and can aid in building empathy and social awareness among students. The lesson is tailored for a small group of 3 students, allowing for personalized interaction and engagement.

In this interactive lesson, students will become detectives to identify and understand different emotions. Through games and discussions, they'll learn how to express their feelings appropriately. This lesson is important as it helps students develop emotional intelligence, which is crucial for their social interactions and personal well-being.

In this lesson, first graders will learn about the basic qualities that make up a good friendship through the metaphor of making a 'Friendship Soup.' By engaging in storytelling and activities, they will identify behaviors that promote positive relationships. This lesson is important as it helps young students develop empathy, communication, and cooperation skills, which are essential for their social development.

In this lesson, students will explore how body language affects communication. They will practice using positive body language and interpreting non-verbal cues in social settings. This lesson is important as it helps students develop social-emotional skills, enhances their ability to communicate effectively, and fosters empathy by understanding others' non-verbal signals.

This lesson focuses on teaching kindergarteners the importance of using kind words, self-motivation, and collaboration through a fun and engaging scavenger hunt. The activity is designed to be highly interactive and experiential, helping students develop empathy and effective cooperation skills. This lesson is important as it encourages positive social interactions and helps students build foundational skills for self-direction and engagement in learning.

In this lesson, students will focus on setting and planning for a personal goal to be accomplished within a week. This lesson is important for helping students develop essential skills in goal-setting, planning, and self-reflection, which are crucial for academic and personal success. By engaging in this activity, students will learn to identify achievable goals, anticipate obstacles, and create actionable plans.

In this lesson, students will participate in an 'Identity Treasure Hunt' where they will explore and identify positive attributes about themselves. This activity is designed to help students recognize and appreciate their unique qualities, fostering self-awareness and cultural sensitivity. By engaging in this energetic and collaborative activity, students will develop social maturity and learn to build positive relationships with peers.

In this lesson, students will learn to identify physical sensations and triggers associated with worry through storytelling and creative play. The lesson will include gentle activities and supportive discussions to help students articulate their emotions and understand they are not alone. This lesson is important as it fosters emotional awareness and communication skills, crucial for young students' social and emotional development.

In this lesson, first graders will play a fun game to learn about different feelings. They will act out emotions and talk about how they feel. This lesson helps young students understand their emotions, which is important for making friends and feeling good about themselves.

This lesson focuses on helping 6th-grade students develop self-motivation and self-discipline through engaging activities and discussions. By using game-based learning and experiential activities, students will explore the concept of growth mindset and learn strategies to overcome challenges. This lesson is crucial for students who struggle with fixed mindsets, as it encourages them to embrace challenges and persist in the face of setbacks.

In this lesson, students will explore the concepts of growth and fixed mindsets through a focused Mindset Challenge and reflective activity. By understanding these mindsets, students can begin to develop a more positive outlook on their abilities and challenges. This lesson is important as it encourages students to embrace challenges and learn from mistakes, fostering resilience and confidence.

In this lesson, students will explore the concept of self-esteem and learn how positive affirmations can boost their self-worth. They will engage in a creative activity to make their own affirmation cards, which they can use daily to reinforce positive thinking. This lesson is important as it helps young students develop a positive self-image and encourages them to practice self-love and confidence.

In this lesson, students will explore the concept of emotions and how they can become tangled together. Through a collaborative activity, students will work in groups to discuss and identify different emotions, using tangible examples to understand how emotions can overlap and influence each other. This lesson is important as it helps students develop emotional awareness and empathy, which are crucial for their social and emotional development.

This lesson uses a game-based approach to help kindergarten students understand the concept of foresight and the importance of thinking before acting. Through a fun and interactive activity, students will learn to pause and consider the consequences of their actions. This lesson is crucial for developing self-regulation and decision-making skills, especially for young learners who are still developing these abilities. Adjustments have been made to accommodate students with emotional and sensory struggles, ensuring a supportive and inclusive environment.