Marshetta Wheeler

This lesson introduces 5th-grade students to the concept of grief and provides them with strategies to cope with it. Using a combination of restorative practices, trauma-informed teaching, and game-based learning, students will engage in a discussion, watch a video, and complete a reflective activity. This lesson is important as it equips students with the emotional tools to handle loss and trauma, fostering resilience and emotional intelligence.

This lesson is designed to help pre-kindergarten students develop active listening skills and the ability to follow directions through a fun and interactive activity. By engaging in this lesson, students will learn the importance of listening carefully and responding appropriately, which are essential skills for their academic and social development.

This lesson helps pre-K students learn about controlling their emotions through a short video and a guided discussion. It's important for young children to start recognizing and managing their emotions early on, as it lays the foundation for emotional intelligence and healthy social interactions.

This lesson aims to teach 5th-grade students the importance of respecting others and fair play through restorative practices. By engaging in discussions, watching a video, participating in an activity, and completing a worksheet, students will learn how kindness and respect can lead to better friendships and a more enjoyable school experience.

This lesson aims to teach second graders the importance of using appropriate words in their interactions. Through a combination of reading, discussion, activities, and a video, students will learn how words can impact others and the importance of choosing kind and respectful language. This lesson is crucial for developing social-emotional skills and fostering a positive classroom environment.

This lesson aims to teach second graders the importance of being nice to others. Through a video, discussion, activity, and worksheet, students will learn about respect, kindness, and fair play. This lesson is important as it helps build a positive classroom environment and fosters good social interactions among students.

This lesson aims to teach second graders the importance of being a good friend through interactive activities and discussions. The lesson includes a video, a discussion, a hands-on activity, a worksheet, and an exit ticket to reinforce the concepts learned. This lesson is important as it helps students develop social skills, empathy, and teamwork, which are essential for building positive relationships.

This lesson teaches second-grade students about the concept of accountability through a short video, discussion, game-based activity, worksheet, and exit ticket. Students will learn what accountability means, why it is important, and how they can practice it in their daily lives. This lesson aims to help students understand their responsibility towards their actions and how to hold themselves accountable.

In this lesson, students will learn how to identify and manage their anxiety using simple techniques. The lesson incorporates a short video, discussion, and engaging activities to make the learning process fun and effective. This lesson is important to help students develop healthy coping mechanisms, emotional regulation, and resilience.

This lesson introduces the concept of personal boundaries to second graders. Through a combination of video, discussion, role-playing activities, and a worksheet, students will learn the importance of recognizing and respecting their own boundaries and those of others. This lesson is crucial as it empowers young students to communicate their comfort levels and fosters a respectful classroom environment.

In this lesson, students will explore various strategies to manage stress such as exercise, hobbies, and talking to friends. They will engage in a group activity to create a stress management plan. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with essential skills to handle stress, promoting better mental health and academic performance.

Students will explore different emotions and learn to identify them in themselves and others through engaging activities and role-playing. This lesson is important because it fosters emotional intelligence and empathy, which are crucial for social development.

This lesson guides 3rd grade students through basic mindfulness techniques to help manage stress and improve focus. Students will participate in guided breathing exercises and a simple meditation using the 'Mindful Minutes: Tree Meditation for Children' video. This lesson is important as it equips students with foundational tools for mental well-being and emotional regulation.

This lesson provides students with a toolkit of strategies to calm down when they're feeling upset, including counting to ten, taking deep breaths, and using a calm-down jar. The strategies will help students manage their emotions effectively and improve their focus and behavior in the classroom.

Students will engage in cooperative activities to understand the importance of teamwork and how to work effectively with others. This lesson helps young students develop social skills by working together and learning from each other.

In this lesson, students will learn about empathy and practice understanding others' feelings through role-playing activities. This lesson is important because it helps students develop social-emotional skills, enhancing their ability to build positive relationships and understand diverse perspectives.

This lesson will help students understand and manage their emotions through interactive activities that involve identifying different emotions and learning strategies for emotional regulation. It's important for young students to develop emotional intelligence skills as these skills contribute to their overall well-being and interpersonal relationships.

This lesson aims to help Kindergarten students identify different emotions such as happiness, sadness, anger, and surprise. Students will learn techniques to manage these emotions appropriately. Understanding and managing emotions at an early age is crucial as it helps in developing empathy and social skills.

This lesson will help students identify and understand different emotions through storytelling and art activities. It is crucial for young students as it helps them recognize and express their feelings, thereby improving their emotional intelligence and social skills.

Students will explore mindfulness techniques to help manage stress and improve focus through guided meditation and breathing exercises. This lesson is crucial for building students' emotional resilience and enhancing their ability to focus.

This lesson helps young students learn to identify and express their emotions. They will participate in fun activities like emotion charades and drawing their feelings, which makes the learning process engaging and interactive. Understanding and expressing emotions healthily is essential for their social and emotional development.