Students will discover how Pokemon use body language to express themselves and how they can apply these cues in real life. This lesson fosters non-verbal communication skills, making it relevant and engaging for a 2nd-grade class. The lesson is designed for a 30-minute session and includes a lesson plan, slide deck, and role-play activity.

This lesson focuses on teaching 2nd graders the importance of taking turns in conversations. Through a combination of video, role-playing activities, and guided discussion, students will learn how taking turns can lead to more respectful and enjoyable interactions. This lesson is crucial for developing social skills that enhance friendships and create a positive classroom environment.

In this lesson, students will explore various coping skills through interactive activities and discussions. They will watch a video featuring Pedro the Penguin, who teaches coping strategies through a fun treasure hunt. This lesson is important as it equips students with essential tools to manage their emotions and stress, fostering emotional resilience and well-being.

This lesson introduces 2nd graders to the concepts of self-regulation and growth mindset through collaborative activities. Students will watch a video, engage in a group discussion, complete a worksheet, and reflect on their learning with an exit ticket. This lesson is designed to help students understand the importance of effort and self-control, especially beneficial for those with ADHD, by providing strategies to manage attention and impulsivity.

In this lesson, students will plant seeds that symbolize different qualities of friendship. As the seeds grow, students will learn about the importance of nurturing relationships, both in the garden and in their social interactions. This lesson is important as it combines hands-on science with social-emotional learning, helping students understand the value of care and attention in friendships.

In this lesson, students will engage in role-playing scenarios to practice friendly behaviors and conflict resolution. This interactive approach will help them understand the nuances of friendship and develop empathy. By participating in these activities, students will enhance their social skills, learn to navigate conflicts, and build stronger relationships with their peers.