Tammy Becker

This lesson focuses on teaching 5-10 year olds about summer safety, emphasizing the importance of staying safe while having fun during the summer break. It's designed as an end-of-school-year lesson to encourage good behavior and awareness of safety practices over the summer. The lesson will be conducted in one 45-minute session.

This lesson is designed for 9-10 year olds to celebrate Mother's Day by creating heartfelt tributes. Students will engage in activities that help them express gratitude and appreciation for their mothers or mother figures. This lesson is important as it fosters emotional expression, creativity, and strengthens family bonds, all within a single 1-hour session.

Students will learn simple daily habits that contribute to a sustainable lifestyle. This lesson emphasizes consistency and mindfulness in everyday actions to protect the planet. Designed for a 3rd grade class, this Tier 1 lesson spans a single 40-minute session.

Students will create their own eco-pledges, learning the importance of personal responsibility and commitment to the environment. This lesson promotes accountability and empowers students to make positive choices. Designed for a 4th grade class, this Tier 1 lesson will take 30 minutes.

This lesson is designed for 5-6 year olds to learn about St. Patrick's Day. The objective is to introduce students to the history and traditions of the holiday in a fun and engaging way. The lesson will last for 1 hour and include a lesson plan, warm-up, activity, and answer key.

This lesson is designed for 5th and 6th graders to learn about St. Patrick's Day, its history, traditions, and cultural significance. The lesson will include a warm-up, reading, activity, and a lesson plan to guide the session, all within a 1-hour timeframe.

This lesson is designed for 9-10 year olds to learn about Mardi Gras, its history, traditions, and cultural significance. The lesson will last 1 hour and will include engaging activities to help students understand and appreciate this vibrant celebration.

This lesson is designed for 9th and 10th graders to learn about the cultural and historical significance of Mardi Gras. The objective is to explore the traditions, history, and celebrations associated with Mardi Gras within a 1-hour session.

This lesson is designed for 7-8 year olds to learn about Mardi Gras, its history, traditions, and cultural significance. The lesson will last for 1 hour and will include engaging activities to help students understand and appreciate this vibrant celebration.

This lesson introduces 5-6 year olds to Mardi Gras, exploring its cultural significance, traditions, and symbols. The objective is to familiarize students with the festival in a fun and engaging way within a 1-hour session.

This lesson introduces young learners to the fun and history of Groundhog Day. Through a combination of reading, discussion, and hands-on activities, students will explore the traditions and significance of this unique holiday. This lesson helps develop listening skills, encourages curiosity, and fosters an understanding of cultural traditions.

This lesson focuses on teaching students practical strategies for managing stress, including cognitive reframing, relaxation techniques, and time management tips. By empowering students with these tools, they can better navigate the demands of school and personal life, leading to improved mental health and academic performance.

This lesson plan is designed to engage 5-6 year olds in a fun and creative exploration of winter. Through storytelling, crafting, and movement activities, children will learn about winter themes and express their creativity. This lesson is important as it encourages imagination, fine motor skills, and physical activity, all while fostering a love for the winter season.

This lesson introduces young children to the concept of respecting differences through a fun and engaging role-playing activity. By acting out different scenarios, children will learn to appreciate diversity and understand the importance of treating everyone with kindness and respect. This lesson is crucial for building empathy and social skills at an early age, helping children to become more inclusive and understanding individuals.

In this lesson, students will pair up to read sections of a storybook, taking turns and assisting each other with difficult words. This activity not only promotes reading skills but also encourages peer support and discussion about the plot. By working together, students will build confidence in their reading abilities and develop a deeper understanding of the story.

Teens will explore the science behind happiness, the impact of positive thinking on mental and physical health, and practical strategies to enhance well-being. This lesson aims to empower teens to develop habits that contribute to long-term happiness and satisfaction.

Students will explore the scientific benefits of positive thinking, including improved mental health and better academic performance. This will help students understand how maintaining a positive outlook can influence their success and happiness.

In this lesson, students will build a wall of positive thoughts, quotes, and images. They will contribute to the wall and discuss how positive environments can influence our mood. This activity fosters a sense of community and encourages positive thinking among young learners.

Students will delve into the importance of mental health and ways to maintain it. This lesson includes educational videos and group activities. It is designed to help students understand that mental health is crucial for overall well-being just like physical health, and learn practical methods to maintain good mental health.

This session explains mental health, its importance, and how to support individuals who may be struggling. It includes video resources to highlight key points and discussions for better understanding. This lesson is essential in fostering empathy, awareness, and proactive support among youth leaders for mental health issues.

This lesson aims to teach students about the impact of positive thinking on mental health. Through engaging activities and discussions, students will practice gratitude and positive affirmations, which are essential for building a healthy mindset.