Stacie Browne-Gallagher

Two 30-minute individual sessions designed to support a third grader (working at a second grade level) coping with trauma from cancer treatment and removal from home. Through emotional check-ins, creative expression activities, and therapeutic games, this lesson empowers the student to identify feelings, build resilience, and develop coping skills.

This lesson is designed to help third and fourth-grade girls manage testing anxiety and boost their motivation before the ELA exam. Through engaging activities and positive affirmations, students will learn to view themselves as explorers ready to tackle any challenge. This lesson is crucial as it empowers young learners to approach tests with confidence and a positive mindset.

This lesson is designed for two fourth graders on the autism spectrum, focusing on enhancing their social skills as part of their IEP goals. Through engaging activities, discussions, and games, students will reflect on their progress in communication and interaction over the year. The session is 20 minutes long and aims to empower students by recognizing their growth and encouraging further development in social skills.

This lesson is designed to energize and empower third and fourth graders who are about to take state tests, focusing on alleviating testing anxiety. Over two 10-minute sessions, students will engage in activities that boost their confidence and prepare them mentally for the tests. The lesson includes a discussion and a game to make the experience fun and memorable.

Introduce young learners to the fun and calming world of doodling. This lesson helps kindergarten students express creativity while developing fine motor skills and emotional awareness through playful drawing activities.

This lesson is designed for two fourth-grade students who struggle with social skills, aiming to help them learn how to socialize in appropriate ways. Through engaging activities, games, and a video, students will develop essential social skills in a fun and supportive environment. This 20-minute session focuses on building confidence and understanding in social interactions, empowering students to become 'Social Superheroes' in their everyday lives.

This 5-session lesson is designed for a kindergartner who struggles with tantrums during non-preferred tasks. The goal is to equip her with coping skills through engaging activities and personalized strategies. Each 30-minute session will focus on building emotional regulation skills in a fun and supportive environment.

This lesson is designed for an all-girls second grade class to promote kindness and sisterhood through a daily kindness circle. Over four sessions, students will engage in activities that encourage them to say kind things about one another, fostering a supportive and empathetic classroom environment. This lesson is crucial as it addresses recent bullying issues and aims to build a positive community among the students.

This lesson aims to introduce kindergarten girls to the significance of Women's History Month by encouraging them to engage in acts of sisterhood and kindness. Through interactive activities and discussions, students will learn about the importance of supporting one another and celebrating women's achievements. This lesson is designed for a kindergarten all-girls class, spread over four 15-minute sessions, and focuses on fostering a sense of community and empowerment among young girls.

In this 15-minute SEL lesson designed for third and fourth grade girls, we will celebrate Women's History Month by fostering kindness and confidence. This lesson aims to empower young girls to support each other and build self-esteem through engaging activities and discussions. It's a perfect opportunity to inspire them with stories of influential women and encourage them to embrace their unique strengths.

This 4-session lesson for first and second graders explores the importance of Women's History Month and the power of supporting one another. Through engaging activities, discussions, and picture-based worksheets, students will learn about influential women and the impact of encouragement and teamwork. This lesson is designed to be inclusive for mixed reading levels, focusing on visual learning to ensure all students can participate and benefit.

This lesson is designed for third graders preparing for state exams, focusing on alleviating test-taking anxiety and boosting their confidence. Through engaging activities and discussions, students will learn strategies to manage stress and approach exams with a positive mindset. This lesson is crucial as it empowers students to perform their best by addressing emotional and psychological barriers to success. The session will last 10 minutes and is suitable for a whole classroom setting.

In this engaging 30-minute session, three 2nd graders will learn Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) skills to effectively resolve conflicts. This lesson is important as it empowers young students with essential life skills to manage emotions and navigate social situations, fostering a harmonious classroom environment.

This lesson aims to teach kindergarten students essential conflict resolution skills to reduce physical aggression. Through engaging activities, a video, and a worksheet, students will learn how to handle conflicts peacefully. This lesson is crucial for fostering a safe and respectful classroom environment, helping students develop empathy and effective communication skills.

This lesson helps a first-grade student learn emotional regulation and coping skills through a fun and engaging video featuring Pedro the Penguin. The lesson includes a drawing activity and a worksheet to reinforce the skills learned. This approach is important as it provides the student with tools to manage emotions, especially in challenging family dynamics, and supports their emotional well-being.

This lesson helps kindergarten students learn coping skills through a fun and engaging video featuring Pedro the Penguin. Students will participate in an experiential drawing activity to express their emotions and complete a coloring worksheet to reinforce the concepts. This lesson is important as it equips young learners with tools to manage their emotions, reducing tantrums and promoting emotional well-being.

This lesson focuses on helping second graders develop coping skills for managing anger through engaging activities. By using game-based learning and experiential exercises, students will learn to identify their emotions and practice strategies to cope with anger effectively. This lesson is important as it equips young learners with essential emotional regulation skills, fostering a positive and supportive learning environment.

This lesson aims to teach kindergartners essential skills in anger management and conflict resolution through engaging and interactive activities. By using game-based learning and trauma-informed teaching strategies, students will learn to identify their emotions and practice calming techniques. This lesson is crucial for helping young students develop social-emotional skills that will aid them in interacting positively with peers and managing their emotions effectively.

This lesson is designed to help second-grade students manage anxiety through a creative and engaging activity. By incorporating drawing and a simple game, students will learn to express their feelings and practice calming techniques. This lesson is important as it provides young students with tools to recognize and manage their emotions, fostering emotional intelligence and resilience.

This lesson aims to help second graders manage anxiety, specifically addressing hair pulling, through experiential learning and restorative practices. By engaging in a grounding exercise, discussing feelings, and completing a worksheet, students will learn practical strategies to cope with anxiety. This lesson is important as it empowers students with tools to manage their emotions, promoting emotional well-being and reducing anxiety-related behaviors.

This lesson is designed to help third and fourth graders manage their anxiety before taking the ELA test. By engaging in a brief, focused discussion, students will have the opportunity to express their feelings and learn simple strategies to calm their nerves. This lesson is important as it provides emotional support and equips students with tools to handle stress, ultimately enhancing their performance and well-being.

This lesson helps second-grade students process their emotions about their teacher leaving. It includes a discussion to acknowledge their feelings and an activity to express and process these emotions. This lesson is important as it provides a safe space for students to express their feelings and supports their emotional well-being during a transition.

This lesson aims to introduce second graders to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) techniques to help them manage anxiety. Through a combination of game-based learning, experiential activities, and discussion, students will learn to identify anxious thoughts and practice calming strategies. This lesson is important as it equips young students with tools to manage their emotions, promoting emotional well-being and resilience.

This lesson plan is designed to help a kindergartner cope with the loss of a parent through engaging and supportive activities. It includes a game-based activity, a simple worksheet, and a reading component that the mother can easily facilitate at home. The lesson aims to provide comfort and understanding, helping the child express emotions and begin the healing process.

This lesson aims to teach young students the value of kindness and how small acts can make a big difference. Through a combination of storytelling, collaborative activities, and reflective discussions, students will learn how to incorporate kindness into their daily lives. This lesson is crucial as it fosters a positive classroom environment and encourages empathy and cooperation among students.

This lesson introduces K-4 students to the concepts of community and unity through the lens of sororities. By engaging in interactive activities and discussions, students will learn the importance of working together and supporting one another. This lesson is crucial for fostering a sense of belonging and teamwork among young students, helping them understand the value of community in their everyday lives.

This lesson uses a game-based approach to teach second graders the importance of honesty and trust. Through interactive activities and discussions, students will learn to differentiate between truthful and dishonest behaviors, and understand the value of trust in relationships. This lesson is crucial for developing social-emotional skills and fostering a positive classroom environment.

This lesson helps 3rd graders with ASD understand and manage their emotions when working with a para. Through a game-based and collaborative approach, students will learn strategies to express their feelings and work effectively with their para. This lesson is crucial for fostering a supportive learning environment and enhancing students' social-emotional skills.

This lesson focuses on teaching second-grade girls how to regulate their emotions, specifically when they feel angry. Through a short and engaging activity, students will learn techniques to calm down and manage their emotions effectively. This lesson is important as it equips young students with essential skills for emotional regulation, which can improve their social interactions and overall well-being.

This lesson focuses on helping a second-grade student understand and manage her emotions through engaging activities. Given her exposure to substance misuse at home, the lesson is designed to be trauma-informed, providing a safe space for expression and learning. By using game-based learning and inquiry-based strategies, the lesson aims to make emotional regulation accessible and enjoyable, fostering resilience and emotional intelligence.

This lesson uses a game-based approach to help two second-grade girls process trauma related to their biological parents. By engaging in a picture-based activity, the students will explore their feelings and thoughts in a safe and supportive environment. This lesson is important as it provides a gentle and interactive way for the students to express themselves and begin healing, using strategies that are accessible given their reading and spelling levels.

This lesson plan is designed to teach third-grade girls about bullying prevention over four weeks. Each session will focus on different aspects of bullying, including understanding what bullying is, recognizing its effects, and learning strategies to prevent and respond to it. The lessons will foster a supportive environment, encouraging sisterhood and empathy among students, which is crucial for creating a safe and inclusive classroom.

This lesson focuses on teaching coping skills to two fourth-grade girls with autism and ADHD. Through a collaborative activity and guided discussion, students will learn practical strategies to manage their emotions and behaviors in the classroom. This lesson is important as it empowers students with tools to enhance their learning experience and social interactions, fostering a supportive and inclusive classroom environment.

Students will participate in simple role-playing activities to recognize bullying behaviors and understand their impact. They will also discuss how to be kind and what to do if they see or experience bullying. This lesson is important as it helps young students identify bullying and encourages them to be supportive and kind to their peers.