This 5-session lesson plan is designed for a 2nd-grade student with Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD). It focuses on creating a supportive and nurturing environment to help the child develop trust and emotional connections through therapeutic activities. Each session is 60 minutes long and includes activities that promote attachment, emotional regulation, and social skills, crucial for the child's development and well-being.

This lesson helps students connect facial expressions with emotions, enhancing their ability to read non-verbal cues and improving their social interactions and empathy. Designed for a 2nd grade class, this 60-minute session will engage students in understanding emotions through interactive activities and discussions.

An individualized lesson focused on empathy, teaching a student to recognize and respect others' emotions, which is essential for building compassionate and supportive peer relationships. This lesson is designed for a 2nd-grade student and will last for 60 minutes.

This lesson helps students figure out how to identify and describe emotions with more advanced vocabulary, providing them with the tools to express themselves clearly and relate to others' feelings. Designed for a 2nd grade class, this Tier 1 lesson spans a 60-minute session and includes engaging activities to enhance emotional literacy.

This lesson will guide 2nd graders through the basic understanding of emotions by exploring why we feel certain ways in different situations, helping them recognize and name their feelings. It's important for building emotional intelligence and empathy in young students.

This lesson is designed to help a 2nd-grade child with reactive attachment disorder learn to read and interpret other people's emotions. By becoming an 'Emotion Detective,' the child will gain valuable skills in recognizing facial expressions and understanding emotional cues, which are crucial for building healthy relationships and improving social interactions. The session will last 60 minutes and will be tailored to the child's individual needs.