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In this 20-minute individualized lesson for a 3rd grader, students will learn how to assertively and respectfully express discomfort using the phrase “I don’t like it when you do that.” This skill fosters self-advocacy, emotional regulation, and positive peer interactions, with step-by-step, read-aloud support.

In this 20-minute Tier 3 lesson for a 3rd-grade student with an IEP, learners will practice expressing their feelings assertively using the phrase “I don’t like it when you do that.” This helps build social communication skills, self-advocacy, and peer interactions.

This interactive lesson for grades 3-5 helps students explore and appreciate different viewpoints through engaging role-play scenarios and team-based puzzles. It builds empathy, communication skills, and problem-solving abilities, essential for social-emotional learning in upper elementary classrooms. One session, 45 minutes.

In this one-session lesson, K–2 students will learn to recognize and name basic emotions using popular emojis, fostering emotional intelligence and empathy. This foundational skill helps children navigate social interactions and understand their own feelings.